Liu Bei's five tiger generals have their own characteristics, whether in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" or in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", these five are all first-class famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, and Chen Shou, the second minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, also gave them a high evaluation: Guan Yu Zhang Fei was a ten thousand enemies with the style of a national soldier, and Huang ZhongZhao Yun was comparable to the founding father of the Han Dynasty, Yingyin Hou Dou Bao and Teng Gong Xiahou Bao.
Comparing the Romance of the Three Kingdoms with the Book of Han, we will find that Zhao Yun and Teng Gong Xiahou Bao really have 80% similarities: "The first lord was chased by Cao Gong in Dangyang Changsaka, abandoned his wife and left south, and the cloud body held the weak son, that is, the later lord, and protected Lady Gan, that is, the queen mother, all of whom were spared... The King of Han was anxious, the horse was tired, and the yu (Xiang Yu's pursuing soldiers) were behind, and the two children (kicking the two children off the car) wanted to abandon it, and the infants (Marquis Zhaoping, Xiahou Infant of Taifu, and later Marquis Ruyin, Teng Gong, and 6,900 households of Food Yi) often received it. The King of Han was furious, and more than ten people wanted to behead the baby, and he was killed, and He Xiaohui (Liu Ying), Lu Yuan (Princess Lu Yuan, daughter of Liu Bang and Lü Yan), and Yu Feng (Liu Bang's hometown of Fengyi). ”
If you compare the Five Tiger Generals of the Shu Han Dynasty with the Five Founding Fathers of the Western Han Dynasty, Guan Yu may not be comparable, but Zhang Fei can have a fight with Fan Duo (it seems that in some TV series, Fan Duo and Zhang Fei are an actor), Huang Zhong Zhao Yun can be compared to the infant Xiahou Bao, that is Chen Shou's evaluation, and whether Ma Chao is like Yingbu or Peng Yue, it is difficult to say.
Whether the Five Tiger Generals of the Shu Han Dynasty can be compared with the founding fathers of the Western Han Dynasty, this topic is very large, the author can't say it clearly for a while and a half, so I have to find a simple topic to deal with the readers of the Dragon Gate Array: use a bow and arrow against Guan Yu, use alcohol against Zhang Fei, and what weapon can defeat Ma Chao Huang Zhong Zhao Yun?
After going through the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the author was surprised to find that Guan Yu Zhang Fei Huangzhong, one of the five tiger generals of the Shu Han Dynasty, had insurmountable weaknesses, and the most difficult to deal with was actually Ma Chao Ma Mengqi - of course, some people said that Zhao Yun also had no weaknesses.
Guan Yu was often hit by arrows, which is consistent in the records and descriptions in the history and interpretation: In the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu was hit by an arrow twice, once an arrow in the arm caused bone scraping to heal the poison (it was not Hua Tuo who performed the operation, because Hua Tuo had already died in prison in the thirteenth year of Jian'an), and the other time was shot in the head by an arrow from Pound, fortunately there was a guard, so Guan Yu was shot by the arrow without being injured, and finally the flooded Seventh Army captured the forbidden Pound and avenged an arrow. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu was hit by an arrow at least three times, and all of them were shot on the arm, and he failed to take Fancheng as soon as possible, and was finally defeated by Xu Huang, all because the arrow wound on his arm was not healed.
If we look closely at the history of the Three Kingdoms and even the history of ancient wars, we will find that the most common weapon that led to the death of the general was the bow and arrow: Pang Tong of the Shu Han Dynasty and Zhang Guo of Cao Wei all died under the random arrows, and Zhou Yu died young at the age of thirty-six, which is also related to the poisoned arrow he was hit by in Nan County.
Therefore, to deal with Guan Yu, the head of the Five Tiger Generals of the Shu Han Dynasty, the most practical weapon was the bow and arrow - he was not only the highest ranking of the Five Tiger Generals, but also the one with the most arrows in the Three Kingdoms.
To deal with Guan Yu with a bow and arrow, to deal with Zhang Fei, who can also shoot arrows, then you can only use alcohol - Zhang Fei in the zhengshi is "violent and unkind", and if he drinks too much wine, he will whip his subordinates, which only leads to the assassination of Fan Jiang (strong in the zhengshi, in fact, in ancient Chinese, Xinjiang and qiang can be false, how to write it is right) Zhang Da's assassination operation.
The reason why Fan Jiang Zhang Da was able to infiltrate the big tent of the Chinese army and Zhang Fei was unaware of it must also be related to alcohol: Zhang Fei fell asleep in a sad stomach and lost his instinct to be alert - a veteran who has been in the battlefield for a long time generally has a sixth sense of danger, but it is not so good at calculating.
Zhang Feicheng is also alcoholic, and the defeat is also alcoholic. If Zhang Fei did not drink, then the history of the Three Kingdoms might have to be rewritten - Liu Bei's defeat at Yiling was because of the lack of a single general under his command.
Huang Zhong in the Zhengshi did not participate in Liu Bei's Battle of Wu, and before Liu Bei could claim the title of emperor, he died of illness as Marquis of Guannei (the lowest title in the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, with no name and fixed food) and as a general.
The reason why Huang Zhong withered quickly and ephemerally was because he was so old that Guan Yu thought it was disgraceful to sit on an equal footing with this "old pawn".
What defeated Huang Zhong was not the enemy's open guns and dark arrows, but time--this duke had been struggling under Liu Biao for many years, and only when he reached Liu Bei's camp was he named a general and a general of the West For "first ascending to chen and winning the three armies with courage and perseverance".
Huang Zhong was able to kill Xiahou Yuan, but he could not defeat the messenger of time, and died in August of the second year after being crowned general, that is, in the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an (220) - Huang Zhong's biggest weakness was old age, and he did not use weapons to deal with Huang Zhong, as long as he stayed up for a long time.
Time had defeated Huang Zhong, and also defeated Liu Bei, and if Liu Bei had not been diarrhea after the Battle of Yiling, it would have been entirely possible to launch a second attack on Eastern Wu, because Cao Pi, who could not bear the temperament, had already sent Cao Xiu, Zhang Liao, and Zang Ba out of the cave mouth, Cao Ren out of The Shu, Cao Zhen, Xiahou Shang, Zhang Gao, and Xu Huangwei Nan County, and if Liu Bei made a comeback, Sun Quan would definitely return a part of the Jingzhou land when he asked Liu Bei for peace for the second time.
When Liu Bei attacked Wu, Zhao Yun did not go with him because he opposed the dispatch of troops, and Ma Chao was already too ill to get up (Ma Chao died in the second year of Zhang Wu), if one of the two could participate in the Battle of Yiling, even if Liu Bei's former army lost, it would not be burned for seven hundred miles.
Whether it is in the history of zhengshi or in the interpretation, Zhao Yun is a benevolent and righteous general who takes into account the overall situation, and his loyalty to Liu Bei and the courage to fight are impeccable.
But no one is perfect, and Zhao Yun also has things he fears, such as beautiful women.
Zhao Yun's refusal to marry Zhao Fan's sister-in-law is true in both the history and the interpretation, and even Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang feel very strange: When a man marries a woman, you marry Zhao Fan's sister-in-law, you are close to zhao fan, Zhao Fan will not defect, General Zilong, what are you afraid of?
The beauty plan was ineffective against Zhao Yun, but Zhao Fan was really not performing the beauty plan at that time, he really wanted to have a good relationship with Zhao Yun.
In fact, at that time, marrying a widow was not unacceptable, such a thing Cao Cao did not do less, Liu Bei did not do it, only Zhao Yun resolutely refused, which was very puzzling.
In addition to Zhao Yun's intimidation of beautiful women, in the legend he is also afraid of embroidery needles, Zhao Yun was poked by the concubine's embroidery needles and bled to death, that is folklore, this article will not be detailed.
Dealing with Zhao Yun should use beauty or embroidery needles, this topic is very gossipy, so let's talk about Ma Chao Ma Mengqi, who has almost no weaknesses.
Ma Chao, this person, has two faces in the zhengshi and the yanyi, and Luo Guanzhong, who honors Liu And cao, has to reverse the chronological order and causal relationship between Ma Chao's rebellion and Ma Teng's killing.
Ma Chao had the courage of Lü Bu, and Cao Cao both lamented that "horses do not die and there is no burial place", Liu Zhang held out in Chengdu for a long time, and when Ma Chao's soldiers came to the city, he lost the courage to continue to resist.
Ma Chao could give up everything for himself, which could not be said to be an advantage in the chaotic world at that time -- neither Cao Cao nor Liu Bei could think of an effective way to deal with Ma Chao, and Zhang Lu's advisers were also very jealous of him: "If someone does not love his relatives, can he love people?" ”
Ma Chao acts without taboos. Abandoning his father and brother and betraying his friend Peng Xian, Ma Chao's eyes are only himself, which is difficult to deal with: he has no weakness that can be caught by his opponents, and it is not easy to use anyone to threaten Ma Chao.
Ma Chaoliu did not recognize it, and his prestige in Xiliang was extremely high, and he was more able to fight, Cao Cao wanted to get rid of it quickly, and Liu Bei did not dare to use It with confidence when he got Ma Chao. This presents a difficult problem for the reader: in order to defeat and control Ma Chao, what weapons and methods can be used to work?
The author can't think of a way to deal with Ma Chao, and Zhao Yun's performance seems to be impeccable, so this troublesome question has to be left to the reader Zhu Jun to answer: Under the attack and consumption of bows and arrows, alcohol, and time, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Huang Zhong have been defeated, but Zhao Yun and Ma Chao, who seem to have no weaknesses to grasp, how should they deal with it? In contrast, which of Zhao Yun and Ma Chao is more difficult to deal with?