In the history of the Three Kingdoms, people can be said to be very familiar with the first-class warriors of the Shu Kingdom. In addition to the original Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong, Zhao Yun, these five tiger generals, plus Jiang Wei, Wei Yan and others, constituted a high-end force group of Western Shu forces.
In addition, Zhang Yi, Zhang Ling, Ma Zhong, Deng Zhi, Wu Yi, Wu Ban, Gao Xiang, Chen Shi, these eight military generals can be said to be the backbone of the late Shu kingdom. So in the rendition, what about the strength of the eight people? Next, take the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" as a model to understand their strength in detail. According to the yanyi records, these people can be roughly divided into three levels.
First gear, Ma Zhong, Zhang Ling, Wu Ban
First of all, among these eight martial generals, the first rank must be Ma Zhong. Many people did not seem to have a deep impression of this warrior. However, his strength can be said to be the most powerful among these people, and the credit is also the greatest, because in the Battle of Mumen, Zhang Hao died under his ambush. It should be known that Zhang Gao in the late Shu Han Dynasty can be said that even Zhuge Liang was very jealous, and Ma Zhong led the army to shoot him, which can be said to be a great credit.
According to the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", when a crossbow sounded, two crossbows were fired in unison, and Zhang Gao and more than a hundred generals were shot to death in the wooden doorway. It was Ma Zhong who was ambushed here, and in terms of his ability alone, killing Zhang Gao was enough to be proud. In addition, Ma Zhong also cooperated with Zhao Yun to defeat the barbarian general Ah Huilan, and it can also be seen that his strength is actually a second-rate superior level, which can be said to be a general of Shu Han.
Zhang Ling was the commander of the "Wudang Flying Army", the backbone of the Shu Han Dynasty, and he himself had made meritorious contributions several times, and it can be said that he was very strong in martial arts alone. However, it was such a person who had made meritorious achievements several times, but in order to cover Jiang Wei, he died under the random arrows, which made people sigh endlessly. However, he still fought in the front line until he was more than seventy years old, and he followed Zhuge Liang to conquer the southern barbarians and made great achievements, which can be said to be very good.
And Wu Bandan can also be said to be the best among the second-rate martial generals, who once fought with Liu Bei to conquer Eastern Wu and defeated the second-rate military general Sun Huan of Eastern Wu. Unfortunately, later Lu Xun burned the camp for eight hundred miles, and then was defeated. And Wu Ban also finally died in the later war with the State of Wei, which can be said to be the Shu Han Zhongliang.
Second gear: Zhang Yi, Gao Xiang, Wu Yi
Compared with the first three, these three are obviously less famous, but no matter how to say that they are also the fierce people who can guard one side of the Shu Han forces, but in terms of martial arts, they are worse than the first few.
Zhang Yiben was liu zhang's general, and liu bei entered the river and he surrendered. The strongest record is to defeat Jiang Wei with Wang Pingjia attack, and the most second-rate backbone in terms of martial arts alone. Why? Because in fact, although Wang Ping does not show the mountains and does not show water, his martial arts first-class strength is real. Just looking at the battle he had to rescue Wei Yan, he could see it. Compared with the first gear, Zhang Yi obviously has no single-handed record, so he ranks first in the second gear.
Gao Xiang, his martial arts are really average, that is, second-rate martial artists, and in the rendition, there is really no eye-catching single-headed record worthy of praise. But this did not prevent him from becoming the little prince under Zhuge Liang. Why do you say that about him? Because as long as there is a defeat, this person will appear as soon as possible. First Zhao Yun, who was ambushed by Jiang Wei, and then Ma Mo, who carelessly lost the street pavilion, so that later Shanggu lured Sima Yi. Throughout his life, although the force is not very strong, it can be called a sentence of hard work.
Wu Yi, in fact, his martial arts can be said to be more common, but he is also one of the indispensable dragon set martial generals in the late Shu Han Dynasty, and zhuge liang can often be seen sending him and other military generals to attack the four directions in the performance, and the ability is still there. Therefore, it was ranked in the second gear.
Third gear: Deng Zhi, Chen Style
Deng Zhi was actually very poor in martial arts, and the only record was to send troops to Jigu as Zhao Yun's deputy general. And his ability is obviously not in the use of force. Instead, it is more inclined to the civilian courtiers. He was once sent by Zhuge Liang to Eastern Wu to repair the relationship between Shu Han and Eastern Wu. According to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he successfully persuaded Sun Quan, the lord of Wu, as follows: SuiHou gave Deng Zhi to return Shu. Since then, Wu and Shu have been good. From this point of view, Deng Zhi has the limelight of Zhuge Liang's tongue and war group Confucianism, and as a member of the Wenchen, he is obviously very good. But when it was the turn of martial arts, he could only rank third among these eight people, but this could not hide his credit.
Chen Shi can be said to be the worst of these eight people. Just looking at its performance in the interpretation, there is nothing outstanding. He was captured by Xiahou Yuan during Huang Zhong's attack on Dingjun Mountain, and later disobeyed orders during the Sixth Northern Expedition, resulting in a major defeat and being beheaded by Zhuge Liang, which can be said to be deserved.
So what do you think about Zhang Yi, Zhang Ling, Ma Zhong, Deng Zhi, Wu Yi, Wu Ban, Gao Xiang, Chen Shi, these eight martial artists?
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