Lü Meng was a famous general of Eastern Wu in the Three Kingdoms of the Late Han Dynasty, and also the third governor of Eastern Wu, Lü Meng's greatest achievement was that when Guan Yu launched the Battle of Xiangfan, Baiyi crossed the river, secretly attacked Jingzhou, and treated the families of Guan Yu's generals well, which quickly disintegrated Guan Yu's military morale, causing Guan Yu's soldiers to flee, forcing Guan Yu to flee, forcing Guan Yu to be cornered, defeating Maicheng, and finally being captured and killed during the breakout.
After Lü Meng attacked Jingzhou, Sun Quan was ecstatic and had been coveting this piece of fat meat in Jingzhou, and finally under Lü Meng's efforts, he ate it to his mouth, so Sun Quan rewarded Lü Meng with a big reward, Sun Quan rewarded Lü Meng, very generously, and appointed Lü Meng as the Taishou of Nan County, the Marquis of Fengling, which is not counted, giving 100 million yuan and five hundred catties of gold.
Lü Meng accepted the appointment of an official, but he resigned the money that was not rewarded by Sun Quan, and Sun Quan did not allow it, and did not allow Lü Meng not to do it, however, at this time, Lü Meng suddenly fell ill.
The "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" records that With Meng as the Taishou of Nan County, he was given 100 million yuan and 500 catties of gold. Money is forbidden, and power is not allowed. If the knighthood is not issued, it will be sick.
Soon after the onset of the disease, Lü Meng fell ill and died at the age of forty-two.
It is also a pity to say that if Lü Meng died a little earlier, wouldn't he be able to cross the river in white and sneak into Jingzhou?
However, even if Lü Meng fell ill and died, Sun Quan would send others to sneak up on Jingzhou, and it was likely that Lu Xun would be sent.
In the rendition, about Lü Meng's death, the gods are very godlike, saying that after Lü Meng captured and killed Guan Yu, he was killed by Guan Yu's soul, and Lü Meng suddenly went crazy at the celebration banquet held by Sun Quan, cursed Sun Quan, and then bled to death and was punished.
Of course, this is a novel, not a canonical history, and cannot be accepted.
After Lü Meng's death, what happened to Lü Meng's sons?
According to historical records, Lü Meng had only three sons and no daughters. Lü Meng's eldest son Lü Qi, the second son Lü Ba, and the third son Lü Mu.
After Lü Meng's death, his second son Lü Ba inherited the title of Marquis of Lü Meng.com.
Why is it the second viscount? Because Lü Ba is a concubine, according to the principle of concubine, it is natural that the concubine attacks the lord.
After Lü Ba's death, his brother Lü Qi inherited the title of Marquis of Xiaoling, and after Lü Qian's death, Lü Mu, the third son of Lü Meng, inherited the title of Marquis of Xiaoling.
The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms Lü Meng records that Mengzi attacked the lord, and the three hundred houses of the Shouzuka, and the fifty lashs of the field. Bully, brother Attack Hou. Brother, Brother.
As for how Lü Meng's three sons died? The history books do not clearly record, nor do they record that after Lü Meng's three sons, there were no descendants? However, when it came to Lü Meng's three sons, there was no record of Lü Meng's grandson anymore, which made people feel very strange.
It is said that at the end of the Tang Dynasty, Yang Xing's secret general Lü Shizhou was a descendant of Lü Meng.