As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, the magnificent Era of the Three Kingdoms has always been what everyone yearns for, and when we lament that the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms are born and the strategists are like rain, have we also paid attention to the unnoticed group in the Three Kingdoms - rangers?
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Since the split of the Mo family in the Warring States period, Qin Mo and Qi Mo in the other two factions have gradually disappeared, leaving only the Ranger Faction that Chu Mo evolved to survive. They exalted the great righteousness of Mozi that they had understood, and they practiced heroic righteousness everywhere, taking their lives lightly and emphasizing righteousness, and practicing the "great road" in their hearts. Therefore, a large number of heroic warriors emerged at the time of the two Han Dynasties. For example, the Zhu family, Tian Zhong, wanggong, Ju Meng, Guo Xie and others in the Western Han Dynasty were all heroes of the moment and were recorded in the annals of history. The Book of the Later Han Dynasty no longer had the Legend of the Ranger, but there were not many heroes.
Wang Yue, a native of Yanshan, Liaodong Province, was a famous hero of the late Han Dynasty. When he was young, his swordsmanship had already become great, and he had looked for people everywhere to compete in fencing, and no one was his opponent, and he was known as the first master of the late Han Dynasty. He began looking for other targets that could prove his ability.
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, the problem of the Qiang people in the northwest has always been a major tumor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and they rebelled and fell from time to time, and they were inexhaustible, which greatly dragged down the national strength of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and even threatened the security of Chang'an, the western capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Therefore, Wang Yue began to set his sights on the Qiang people in the northwest, and the eighteen-year-old Wang Yue single-handedly sneaked into the Qiang people's pasture in Helan Mountain. He took advantage of the night to break into the big tent of the Qiang leader, beheaded his head, and finally returned unscathed, and for a time his reputation was greatly enhanced, and he became an idol of the heavenly warriors.
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At this time, Wang Yue began to be noticed by the upper echelons, and the Han Ling Emperor recruited Wang Yue as his son's swordplay teacher. According to rumors, after Dong Zhuo entered the capital, the emperor Wang Yue heard about Lü Bu Xiaoyong and once looked for Lü Bu to compete, and Lü Bu was invincible. After Dong Zhuo moved the capital to Chang'an, Wang Yue left and was forced to start a "journey".
After Cao Cao "blackmailed the Heavenly Son to order the princes" to move the capital to Xuchang, Cao Cao recruited Wang Yue and was appointed by Cao Cao as Cao Pi's swordsmanship teacher. Wang Yueben wanted to refuse, but feared Cao Cao's power, he took the order directly. He did not want to refuse Cao Cao's conquest, but refused to be a swordplay teacher again, and his ideal was not here.
Wang Yue was passionate about fame all his life, but he never got his wish, and even if he began to be noticed by the high-ranking rulers, he was just a swordplay teacher. There are rangers since the Han Dynasty, all of whom take the Western Han Dynasty drama Meng as their life goal, and they are honored as marquises and generals, and their wives and shadows are sealed. But there are very few successful people who take this road, either to catch up with the good times, to have good luck, or to have a good family lineage. Wang Yue did not have either of them, and he had no way to serve the country with a single skill. Although he was valued by Cao Cao, he still only valued his achievements in swordplay. WuZhi is a portrayal of his life, and finally died in 199 AD.
However, neither the Book of the Later Han Dynasty nor the Romance of the Three Kingdoms records Wang Yue. The only place where Wang Yue has been recorded is Cao Pi's "Treatise on Classics".
Cao Pi wrote in the "Treatise on classics": "Yu also learned fencing, read many teachers, and had different methods in the four directions, but only the master was good." Between Huan and Ling, there is the Tiger Ben King Yue Shan Si Shu, called Yu Jingshi. Henan Shi Ayan used to be with Yue You, with his own method, and Yu learned from Ah Xue. ”
This is undoubtedly the greatest affirmation of Wang Yue in the historical records, Wang Yue's swordplay, no one in the world can be swayed, so posterity called him "Sword Saint".