Gu Li: Follow the around, concerned about safety

Although the crown is temporarily changed, the mood is close. The opening paragraph still reminds everyone to do a good job of protection when traveling. At the end of the Han Dynasty, many forces rose and fell, and each person was valued differently in his or her own forces, and some were trusted by the monarch. This article will talk about Gu Li.

The "Biography of Jiang Biao" quoted in the case "Art and Literature Cluster", "Gu Li, Sun Quannu", Gu Li's original origin was relatively low, but he also gradually promoted by his own performance. At the end of the Han Dynasty, there were not many slaves who could leave their names in the annals of history, and Wang Xiang was a servant, and after being promoted by Yang Jun, he had the opportunity to exhibit what he had learned, and he was responsible for revising the "Imperial Dictionary". The xianbei slave in the BiLu family is as old as 350 years old, which is particularly magical.

"And the state of Shi Biluo sent the Han Dynasty Liao general Fan Mingyou Xianbei slave, three hundred and fifty years old, speech and diet like ordinary people" - "Three Kingdoms Chronicles of the Ming Emperor" Notes "Shiyu"

In the case "Biography of Jiang Biao", "Ben left and right to give envoys", Gu Liben was a person who listened to the dispatches around Sun Quan, and he had similar experiences with He Ding, Ward Off Evil Spirits, Yin Damu and others, all of whom served by the monarch's side. In particular, He Ding, who was also an envoy to Sun Quan's side, but did not become famous until sun Hao's time, or notoriety in Qu Yimei, which was the opposite of Gu Li.

"Ding, a native of Runan, Ben Sun Quan gave envoys to Ye, and later made up for them." Ding Yu evil and connivance, self-cousin emperor old man, ask for the return of the internal servant, Hao thought that the downstairs lieutenant, canonical knowledge of the matter, specially designed for Wei Fu" - "Three Kingdoms Chronicles Of Sun Hao" notes "JiangBiao Biography"

In the nineteenth year of Jian'an (214), Sun Quan attacked Hefei, and this battle fulfilled Zhang Liao's prestige, and by this time Gu Li had already served as a "close supervisor" with loyalty and integrity, a position that he had only held in historical records. Because Gu Li was loyal and courageous in temperament and never spoke perfunctory, he was favored by Sun Quan.

"Gu Li, Ben left and right to the envoys, with a prudent and straight as a close prison, sexual loyalty and fruit bright, not scrupulous, quan love letter" - "Three Kingdoms Chronicles Wu Lord Biography" notes "Jiang Biao Biography"

With the fierce defeat at the Battle of Hefei, many soldiers from Jiangdong were killed here, and Sun Quan's final ability to retreat completely depended on the loyalty of the soldiers. It is necessary to owe it to Gan Ning, Ling Tong, Chen Wu, Pan Zhang, and others to their fierce and deadly battles, and it is also necessary to mention the role played by Gu Li at a critical moment. When Sun Quan withdrew to Jinnan, the bridge had been destroyed, and there was no bridge slab to support the distance in the middle, at this time Gu Li let Sun Quan control the horse, and he whipped the horse behind him to make the horse leap to the opposite side of the broken bridge with Sun Quan, and was also awarded the title of Marquis of Duting.

"Quan Chengjun horse Tsubashi, the south of the bridge has been seen thoroughly, and there is no version of the rest." Gu Li was behind the horse, so that the power to hold the saddle slowly controlled, and it was conducive to the rear whip, so as to help the horse, so that it was excessive. Quan is exempted, that is, the Marquis of Baili Duting"——The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, The Biography of Wu Lord, quoting the "Biography of Jiang Biao"

In the fifth year of Huang Wu (226), Gu Li still followed Sun Quan for more than ten years, when Sun Quan built a new large ship in Wuchang, named "Chang'an", which is also known as "Dagang" in the Notes on water classics, which can carry 3,000 people. Encountering strong winds during the rafting of Jiangjin, Gu Li asked the helmsman to turn to Fankou, while Sun Quan asked to go to Luzhou.

Contrary to Sun Quan's wishes, Gu Li drew his sword at this time and threatened the helmsman to behead him if he did not go to Fankou, which allowed the ship to sail to Fankou. In the case of "Water Commentary", the ship of Chang'an was damaged after mooring Fankou, so there is a "Lost Bay" north of Fankou that is named after this. It is conceivable that if the ship continues to sail in the wind and waves, there will be a risk of burying everyone, and when Sun Quan asked Gu Li if he was afraid of water, Gu Li also clearly responded that he was afraid that Sun Quan would encounter an accident in the wind and waves. Sun Quan therefore attached more importance to Gu Li, no longer calling him by his first name, but only "Gu".

"Li knelt down and said, 'Lord of the Great King, lighter than the abyss of the unforeseen, playing in the midst of fierce waves, the ship building is high, encountering danger, naishoji. It is eli who dares to fight to the death. ——"Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Wu Lord" Notes on "Biography of Jiang Biao"

If there is any omission, we hope to correct it.