In ancient warfare, individual bravery often determined the outcome of a war. On the battlefield, the brave generals are the first soldiers, charge forward, invincible, and even complete the great cause of killing hundreds or even hundreds of people by one person. Among them, Xiang Yu can be described as the best.
As the saying goes, "the king will not be able to be li, but the king will not be hegemonic." In history, Xiang Yu's personal martial courage is like a myth. Judging from the "History of Xiang Yu Benji", Xiang Yu's first shot was when he would raise troops. After Chen Sheng's rebellion against Wu Guang, the world was in chaos, and the Qin Dynasty's Huiji Commandery saw that the situation was not good, so it was ready to join forces with Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu's uncle and nephew. However, unexpectedly, Xiang Liang's uncle and nephew did not expect to cooperate with him at all. After entering the gunshou mansion, Xiang Yu cut off the head of Hui Ji Taishou.
After that, Xiang Yu took the head of the county sheriff and used a sword, "Kill dozens of hundreds of people, all the people in the palace are hungry, don't dare to rise." In this way, Xiang Yu, who was like a killing machine, was rising in the late Qin War.
In the anti-Qin and Chu-Han wars, Xiang Yu showed his martial courage many times. In the final battle of Xiaxia, Xiang Yu's performance was almost like that of the heavenly gods. First, Xiang Yu led the remaining twenty-eight cavalry to fight against thousands of Han troops. Under Xiang Yu's exquisite command, twenty-eight Chu troops broke the siege, beheaded the generals, slashed the flag, killed a lieutenant, and killed dozens of people. Among them, Xiang Yu naturally also got a lot of heads.
Afterwards, Xiang Yu and his remnants were trapped at Wujiang, so he "ordered all the horsemen to get off their horses and walk, and engage with short troops." The Han army killed hundreds of people. King Xiang's body was also wounded by more than ten times. ”
It can be seen from this that Xiang Yu has extraordinary abilities in battle, even in the face of intensive battles, he can still fight unremittingly, and the Han army that died at his hands even reached hundreds of people. His bravery seems to be beyond the realm of an ordinary person.
In later generations, many people began to doubt Sima Qian's records. As an ordinary person, physical strength and strength are limited. Don't say kill a hundred people, even if you kill a hundred chickens in a short period of time, you can paralyze people. So what kind of substance was Used to kill Xiang Yu who killed hundreds or even hundreds of people in the First World War?
In order to explore the secret of the ancient warlords, the Japanese once made an interesting experiment. They brought in 3 fencing masters against 50 ordinary swordsmen, each with a balloon on his chest, and hitting the balloon represented death, which obviously saved a lot of physical energy than the real kill.
In this battle of disparity in numbers, 3 masters "killed" 25 opponents through exquisite swordsmanship and skillful coordination. Subsequently, they exchanged 2 masters for 19 people in the case of a serious decline in physical strength. The remaining one person "killed" 4 people and eventually failed due to exhaustion.
In this experiment, a master can replace an average of 16 ordinary swordsmen. The reason for this is nothing more than that the master's martial arts are more exquisite and at the same time have a strong physique. Whether it is speed, strength or agility, it is much higher than the average player, so it can complete the feat of one-on-one.
Combined with the test results, the author believes that it is entirely possible for Xiang Yu to kill a hundred people in one battle.
First of all, compared with the ordinary Qin army and the Han army, Xiang Yu was stronger and more skilled in martial arts. Just as the so-called "rich learn martial arts, poor learning literature", Xiang Yu was born in the Chu State General Gate and received military education from an early age. Compared with ordinary miscellaneous soldiers and even ordinary generals, Xiang Yu's martial arts were much higher. Professional amateurism is simply a massacre.
In addition, Xiang Yu is an aristocrat, and it is much better to consume nutrition from an early age than ordinary people. During the Qin and Han dynasties, ordinary people rarely had the opportunity to eat meat. Due to the lack of protein, the thin and malnourished miscellaneous soldiers are difficult to compete with the Xiang Wang, who is "capable of carrying".
Secondly, from the perspective of personal psychological quality, Xiang Yu has a big heart, no matter what kind of adversity he faces, he has absolute self-confidence. Even at the end of the road, Xiang Yu still confidently said: "Heaven kills me, not the crime of war." That is to say, Xiang Yu blamed his failure on Tian. With such a big heart, Xiang Yu will only fight stronger and stronger in adversity, so he will create a super miracle of winning more with less than the Battle of Julu and the Battle of Pengcheng. At the same time, it can also complete the great task of killing hundreds of people by one person in the Battle of Xiaxia.
Compared with Xiang Yu, ordinary miscellaneous soldiers were more greedy and afraid of death. Often, as long as Xiang Yu stared at him and roared, he was frightened and fled. For example, in the final battle, Yang Xi, the Marquis of Chiquan, once fought against Xiang Yu. Who knew that King Xiang was "blind and stunned", so he frightened Yang Xi into "shock" and fled into the wilderness. Generals like this, let alone small miscellaneous soldiers? It is certainly easier to deal with the stragglers who are running around than it is to deal with the warriors who are fully confronted.
In the experiment, neither the master nor the ordinary players faced a threat to their lives. Therefore, the master will not do the battle of trapped beasts because of despair, and the ordinary player will not run away because of the danger of death. Therefore, in the author's opinion, if faced with the same situation as Xiang Yu, the master can even kill more ordinary players.
Again, Xiang Yu was better equipped, with better armor, weapons, and horses. In the age of cold weapons, the fully clad cavalry had a crushing advantage over the infantry. In the Han Dynasty, the soldier armor rate was not high. Heavy armor versus unarmored or even lightly armored, and the end result is often a massacre. Therefore, in the Battle of Xiaxia, Xiang Yu would rush left and right on the battlefield, unable to stop it, and even if he was wounded by more than ten wounds, he could still continue to fight.
In the end, Xiang Yu's subordinates were more courageous. In the last battle, Xiang Yu was followed by his relatives, and it must be a warrior who had experienced hundreds of battles. In the face of miscellaneous soldiers, the warrior can naturally enter the flock and win more with less. The reason why Xiang Yu can often win more with less is that he has these brave warriors.
Combining the above four points, the author believes that Xiang Yu killed hundreds or even hundreds of people in one battle, which is fully capable of being realized.