Liu Bei's six benefactors of the Three Kingdoms are indispensable

Six benefactors of Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms

I. Zhang Shiping (and Su Shuang)

After Liu Bei claimed to be the King of Zhongshan Jing very early, Zhang Shiping and Su Shuang were Zhongshan merchants, so they provided Liu Bei with horses and gold, silver and iron to help him raise an army, and was Liu Bei's gold lord.

But Zhang Shiping and Su Shuang seemed to have evaporated in the human world, and there was no trace of them.

2. Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of Han

It was King Chen Liu, the puppet emperor who walked with fireflies illuminated.

He gave Liu Bei a golden business card: Uncle Liu Huang.

Third, Zhao Yun

Zhao Yun saved the Lord for the second time.

Zhao Yun followed Liu Bei for nearly thirty years, and together with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, he was called "the Three Soldiers of Yannan", and was called "one body is bold" by Liu Bei, and his image of "Changsheng General" was widely circulated. In addition to fighting everywhere, he also successively served as a general in Guiyang Taishou, a general who stayed in camp sima to guard public security, and a general who supervised Jiangzhou with the Yi army. In addition, Zhao Yun, when he was in pacifying Yizhou, led Huo to the story of illness to persuade Liu Bei to return the tian mansion to the people, and after Guan Yu Zhang Fei was killed, he advised Liu Bei not to cut down Wu, and was praised by later generations as a Confucian general with a chancellor's bureau. After Zhao Yun's death, he was posthumously honored as the "Marquis of Shunping" in the fourth year (261) of the Shu Han Dynasty.

4. Mr. Water Mirror

Sima Hui (司馬徽), also spelled Decao, was a famous hermit of the late Eastern Han Dynasty in China, who also recommended Pang Tong and Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei.

5. Lu Su

Lu Su, a strategist, diplomat, and politician at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and a famous general of Sun Wu's forces, advocated the alliance with Liu Cao and urged Sun Quan to let Liu Bei supervise Jingzhou (commonly known as borrowing Jingzhou), thus reducing the pressure on the Eastern Wu defense line. In 215, the Xiangshui Alliance was promoted.

After Lu Su's death in 217, Liu Bei lost Jingzhou.

Sixth, the Fa-rectification

Fa Zheng was originally a subordinate of Liu Zhang, and when Liu Bei besieged Chengdu, he persuaded Liu Zhang to surrender, and then he and Liu Bei advanced into Hanzhong, and sacrificed their plans to kill Xiahou Yuan at Dingjun Mountain, which was deeply trusted and respected by Liu Bei, and together with Zhuge Liang, he was a humeral subject of the Shu state. In 219, Liu Bei ascended the throne as king of Hanzhong and was made Shang Shuling (尚書令) and a general of the Protector Army. The following year, Fa Zheng died and was posthumously honored as the Marquis of Yi. He was the only minister of Liu Bei's time who had the title of Emperor, and was praised by Chen Shou as Cheng Yu and Guo Jia under Cao Cao because of his good at scheming.