1. Xiang Yu
The overlord of Western Chu and a famous general. Because his grandfather was killed by the Qin people, he rebelled against Qin. He is born with divine power and is extremely powerful, capable of carrying a thousand-jin cauldron. Later, he competed with Liu Bang for the throne, but was defeated and was trapped in Gaixia by Han Xin. Xiang Yu led more than a hundred followers to break through and killed more than a thousand enemies, but the enemies did not dare to approach. Later he committed suicide in Wujiang River.
2. Zhao Kuangyin
That is Song Taizu, the queen of a famous family. He has practiced the art of war since he was a child and is proficient in martial arts. He first followed Guo Wei, the privy envoy of the Han Dynasty, and later followed Shizong of the Zhou Dynasty. He conquered east and west and made countless achievements. Later, he launched the Chengqiao Mutiny and proclaimed himself emperor, establishing the Song Dynasty. Among the emperors of the past dynasties, no one could compare with Taizu Xiangbei in terms of martial arts achievements. Zhao Kuangyin's original Taizu Changquan and Panlong stick techniques swept the world and were unrivaled.
3. Li Shimin
That is, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, the second son of Emperor Gaozong. At the age of 18, he followed his father to conquer the world, and at the age of 22, he conquered the world. Li Shimin is a descendant of the Xianbei people. He is very good at using soldiers, proficient in martial arts, and has practiced the art of piercing Yang arrows with a hundred steps. Every time he faced off against the enemy, Shimin would first shoot the opponent's most valiant general, and then order Yuchi Jingde to fly towards the enemy's formation, ensuring victory in every battle. The people of the world fought extremely bravely. They always took the lead in every battle, but they were always unscathed, which was surprising to everyone. In the fourth year of Wude, Shimin led Yuchi Jingde and 500 cavalry to go out of Hulao Pass to spy on the enemy. Later, they were discovered by the enemy. The enemy led more than 5,000 cavalry to pursue them. Shimin and Yuchi Jingde personally cut off any enemy soldiers. When they catch up, the people draw their bows and shoot at them. Every shot is sure to hit. They kill several people in a row, and no enemy dares to pursue them. Li Shimin can be called the emperor of the ages. During his reign, the Tang Dynasty was the absolute center of the world in terms of economy, culture, military, science and technology, and was a well-deserved superpower.
4. Sun Ce
Known as the "Little Overlord", he was the eldest son of the Changsha Prefect in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His father died and Ce was only 17 years old. Later, he defected to Yuan Shu and borrowed more than a thousand troops. In the next eight years, Sun Ce conquered Jiangdong and established the foundation of the Wu Kingdom for decades to come. Sun Ce is handsome, open-minded, brave and invincible. He is the most powerful person in the world, and everyone is willing to follow him. Later, he was assassinated by Xu Gongmen Kece, the prefect of Wu County. He was only 26 years old.
5. Genghis Khan
That is Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty. Named Temujin, he lost his father when he was young and lived with his mother, suffering many hardships. Temujin relied on his outstanding talents and perseverance to gradually unify Mongolia. Genghis Khan was very good at using troops, with special emphasis on military discipline and assault efficiency. Under the outstanding leadership of Genghis Khan, the Mongol Empire became the largest country in the world, stretching from China to Western Europe. However, due to the continuous use of troops and excessive killing, it brought serious disasters to the people.
6. Nurhaci
The founder and commander-in-chief of the Eight Banners. My ancestor once served as the right governor of the Ming Dynasty. When he was eighteen or nineteen years old, he joined Li Chengliang, the general of the Ming Dynasty. He made many military exploits and was highly regarded. In April of the thirteenth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, he led 80 infantry and cavalrymen and set up an ambush by the Hun River, defeating 800 troops from five cities including Jiefan. In September of the 19th year, in the battle of Gule Mountain, he led 10,000 people to fight against 30,000 people from the nine coalition forces of Yehe, Hada and others. They fought together and killed 4,000 people including Yehebel Buzhai. In the first month of the forty-fourth year, he was called the Wise Khan of Fuyu, and the country was founded with the title of Jin Dynasty. In history, it was called Later Jin Dynasty. Nurhachi spent more than 40 years in the army, creating an Eight Banners army that was good at fighting and cultivating a group of generals who were good at commanding the army. He often personally led his troops in battles, taught strategies, and emphasized winning with wisdom, creating the famous battle example of the weak defeating the strong and the small defeating the masses.
7 Zhu Yuanzhang
The Ming Taizu. The founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty and the leader of the peasant uprising army in the late Yuan Dynasty. Famous military strategist and politician. A native of the northeast of Fengyang, Anhui today. He was born in a poor peasant family on September 18th of the first year of Yuan Tianli. In the fourth year of Zhizheng (1344), his father and brother died one after another during the great famine, so he entered the Huangjue Temple as a monk. He joined the Peasant Uprising Army Guo Zixing and became his first wife. He was a soldier and later promoted to captain of the ninth army. He was brave and capable and was recruited by Guo as his son-in-law. In the first month of the first year of Hongwu (1368), he became the emperor and established the country as Ming Dynasty.
Zhu Yuanzhang was strategic, foresighted, good at controlling the war, and took the initiative. In the confrontation between the heroes, he used his troops carefully in every battle, tried to avoid being attacked from both sides, and focused on annihilating the enemy at the right time. Recruit talented people, solicit opinions from the public, strictly manage the army, improve the military system, train troops and educate generals, emphasizing that generals must have knowledge, strategy, benevolence and courage.
It advocates integrating troops into agriculture, farming and fighting, and maintaining a strong armed force. His military thoughts had a great influence on later generations.
8 Huang Chao
The leader of the peasant uprising in the late Tang Dynasty, a native of Caozhou Yuanju (now Heze, Shandong). Huang Chao had read books since he was a child and was able to ride a horse and shoot arrows. According to legend, he was once the number one scholar in martial arts. In 881, he conquered Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, established a peasant regime, and the country was named Da Qi. However, the enemy was able to counterattack because it failed to establish a more stable base area and failed to take advantage of the victory to pursue and annihilate the remaining forces. Later, due to running out of ammunition and food, he was forced to withdraw from Chang'an and fight in Shandong. In 884, he was defeated and committed suicide in the Langhu Valley of Mount Tai. There are three poems. The first two use the title chrysanthemum to express one's ambition to be independent and proud of the world. "If I were the Qing Emperor in another year, I would be rewarded with peach blossoms blooming all over the place." "A" and other sentences all embody a heroic spirit and amazing spirit. He is worthy of being an eternal hero who rose up. The last song "Self-Inscribed Portrait" is a different style, presenting to people "a monk's clothes dressed in iron" , The style of a generation of Confucian generals who "leaned alone on the railing to watch the sunset" is admirable.
9. Kangxi
Xuan Ye, the Holy Ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, was the second emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the Pass. He studied hard since he was a child, was studious, strong, and skilled in riding and shooting. He came into power at the age of fourteen and reigned for sixty-one years. He worked diligently to govern the country throughout his life. He was an accomplished emperor in the Qing Dynasty and an outstanding feudal monarch in Chinese history. Emperor Kangxi made outstanding achievements throughout his life. Capture Ao Bai, defeat the Third Division, regain Taiwan, and pacify Galdan. At that time, China was one of the most complete, largest and most powerful countries in the world. Emperor Kangxi paid special attention to the importance of human spirit and courage to the ruling class. During his reign, he stopped adding bricks and tiles to the Great Wall. Instead, Chengde Summer Resort was built, and every year Kangxi would come here to hunt and practice military tactics. Kangxi personally shot and killed countless ferocious birds and beasts.