Familiar with the history of the late Han Dynasty, the Yellow Turban Army is undoubtedly synonymous with this era, in 184 AD, the large-scale anti-riot army led by Zhang Jiao, the julu people, this riot is called the "Yellow Turban Uprising", the scale of one of the largest riots in Chinese history, because the mob wrapped their heads in the Yellow Turban, pretending to be the Yellow Turban Army. Although the Yellow Turban Rebellion failed, the subsequent development of the Three Kingdoms greatly contributed and promoted the situation of the masses. There are also a lot of tiger generals in the Yellow Turban Army, so we might as well take a look at them one by one.
Top 10 Liu Pei
Liu Pei, general of the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Cao Gong and Yuan Shao rejected Guandu, and Liu Pei, the Yellow Turban of Runan, and other rebels against Cao Gong Ying Shao. Shao dispatched the first general to make a slight promise with the soldiers.
Top 9 Gong Du
Gong Du, one of the leaders of the Yellow Turban Army at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was active in the area of Runan (in present-day southwestern Shangcai, Henan). In the sixth year of Jian'an (201), Yuan Shao sent his ancestors to restore his troops to Runan, and joined Gong Du and others, with thousands of people. Cao Cao sent Cai Yang to attack and break it for him. Gong Du, like Liu Pei, was born in the Yellow Turban Rebel Army, but was extremely loyal to Liu Bei. Although Gong Du was not brave and resourceful, he had a passion for blood, which made him have a better reputation in history.
Top 8
A figure from the late Eastern Han Dynasty, a native of Jizhou. Originally a black mountain thief, he was on a par with Yu Poison and Bai Shuo, and conspired with Yuan Shu to attack Dong Commandery, but was defeated by Cao Cao and later became a subordinate of Zhang Yang. In the third year of Jian'an (198), when Cao Cao attacked Lü Bu, Zhang Yang wanted to rescue him, and Zhang Yang's subordinate Yang Killed Zhang Yang and led Zhang Yang's men to defect to Cao Cao. However, he did not succeed and was killed by Xiao Gu. Xiao Gu led Zhang Yang's subordinate Tun Army to shoot dogs (northwest of Wuzhi County, Henan Province) and wanted to defect to Yuan Shao. Cao Cao, seeing that the situation was unfavorable, sent Shi Zhuo and Cao Ren to attack Jiangu in order to avoid the long night. Xiao Gu led his own troops out to Yuan Shao, and was intercepted and beheaded by Shi Zhuo and others in Dog City, and Cao Cao then surrounded and shot the dog, and everyone fell. As a result, Cao Cao annexed Hanoi, and Yuan Shao felt threatened, triggering the Battle of Guandu.
Top 7 Zhang Yan
Zhang Yan, the leader of the Montenegrin Army at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zhang Yan was adept and agile, and was known as "Fei Yan" in the military. He surrendered to Cao Cao during the Battle of Guandu and was appointed as the general of Pingbei and the Marquis of An guoting. Although some people say that the Montenegrin Army, the White Polish Army and the Yellow Turban Army have little to do with each other, considering that these two units also rose up with the momentum of the Yellow Turban Army, I also list them as the Yellow Turban Army here.
Top 6 pipe hai
Guan Hai was a general in the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. When Kong Rongtun was in Duchang, he led an army to besiege Kong Rong, and Kong Rong sent Tai Shi Ci to ask Liu Bei for help, but he was repelled by Liu Bei's reinforcements. In the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Hai once beheaded Kong Rong's general Zong Bao, and was beheaded after several dozen battles with Guan Yu. Therefore, Guan Hai was rated as the first fierce general of the Yellow Turban Army.
Top 5 Buzi
Bu Ji was the smallest of the four major forces of the Yellow Turban Army, but his influence could not be underestimated, first, his area of activity was in Dong County, compared to Runan and Wan, Dong County was closest to the base camp Julu, which could well contain the people and horses of the imperial court. In fact, Emperor Fusong later went east to suppress Bu Ji before he went north and besieged Guangzong. It can be seen that Bu Ji's leading role is used. In August of the first year of the Reign of Emperor Zhongping of the Han Dynasty (184), Emperor Fusong defeated the Yellow Turban Bu at Cangting, captured Bu Ji, and slaughtered more than 7,000 people.
Top 4 Zhang Mancheng
Zhang Mancheng, the leader of the Yellow Turban Army in Nanyang during the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Mancheng's credit only lies in the killing of the county shou Chu Gong, and the rest of the deeds are unknown. Later, he was killed by the counterattack of qin jie, the new governor of Nanyang County.
Top 3 Zhao Hong
Zhao Hong, the commander of the Yellow Turban Canal in Nanyang, Zhang Mancheng,zhang Mancheng was killed by The Taishou Qin Jie of Nanyang and was proclaimed as a marshal, leading his people to capture Wancheng, and confronting Zhu Yanqin Jie xu xuan and other imperial army troops for more than several months, and finally died in battle. It is said that Zhao Hong is Zhang Mancheng's general, however, his credit is above Zhang Mancheng. After Zhang Mancheng's death, it was he who tried to turn the tide, stabilize the military morale of the Yellow Turban Army around Wancheng, and force Zhu Jun to divide his troops to come and suppress it, which greatly reduced the pressure on the base camp of the Eastern Buji and the Northern Yellow Turban Army.
top 2 Ma Yuanyi
Ma Yuanyi, the commander-in-chief of the Yellow Turban Army in Jingzhou and Yangzhou before the Yellow Turban Rebellion, was ordered by the Yellow Turban leader Zhang Jiao to make preparations for the uprising in Luoyang, the capital of the Han Dynasty, and united some eunuchs and the forces of the forbidden army to prepare for the uprising on March 5 (Jiazi Day) in 184 (Jiazi Year), but around February 15, he was secretly informed by his fellow party Tang Zhou, and was arrested in Shanyang, Hanoi in February 184, and nearly a thousand members of the congregation were killed at the same time as the Luoyang car split.
Top 1 wave talent
Bo Cai, a senior general of the Yellow Turban Army, commanded the troops of the Yellow Turban Army in the East, and the uprising began ahead of schedule, and Han Ting sent Right Zhonglang to attack Zhu Jun, who defeated Zhu Jun and besieged Zhu Jun at Changshe. Another Han court general, Emperor Fusong, came to support Zhu Jun and stationed himself at Changshe. Who is Huang Fusong! He was one of the Three Mings of Liangzhou during the Huan Emperor's reign, the nephew of Emperor Fugui, and the first general who ran amok at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, known as invincible and invincible, and Bo Cai single-handedly opposed the imperial court's left and right generals Emperor Fusong and Zhu Jun, who was the strongest tiger general in the Yellow Turban Army.