Lü Bu (?—198), courtesy name Fengxian, was a native of Jiuyuan County, Wuyuan County (now Baotou, Inner Mongolia). A famous general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, one of the heroes in the late Han Dynasty, a famous military general and a separatist warlord. "You learn literature when you are young, you practice martial arts when you grow up. When you go into battle, you use a square-shaped halberd. With an inch of iron in your hand, you can defeat thousands of men. With a piece of armor covering your body, you are difficult to defeat." This can be regarded as the most pertinent evaluation of the real Lu Bu in history. ! [Edit this paragraph] Personal profile Appearance: One foot tall (approximately 2.07 meters), fair-faced, beardless, handsome, dignified, official position: General Zuo of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Marquis of Xuzhou Mu nobility - Marquis Wen's spouse, Yan (primary wife), Cao (secondary wife) Ethnicity Relevant figures of the Han nationality Cao Cao Liu Bei Dong Zhuo Ding Yuan Wang Yun Gao Shun Chen Gong Nickname: Flying General Weapon: Fang Tian painted halberd Mount: Red Rabbit Horse "The Legend of Cao Man" Contemporary saying: Lu Bu among men, Red Rabbit among horses [edit this paragraph] Romance Accessories: He wears a purple gold crown with three prongs on his head, a Xichuan red brocade hundred-flower robe on his body, an animal-faced head-swallowing chain armor, and an exquisite lion belt tied around his waist. [Edit this paragraph] Romance Psalm Marquis Wen's divine shot is rare in the world, and he once went to the Yuanmen to solve the crisis alone. As expected, the setting sun deceived Hou Yi and shouted at the ape to defeat Yu Ji. The strings of tiger sinews ring when the bow is opened, and the carved feathers and feathers fly. The leopard's tail swings through the painted halberd, and a hundred thousand soldiers take off their military uniforms. ——"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" [Edit this paragraph] Lu Bu's birth and growth There are many rumors in Wuyuan County about Lu Bu's legendary birth and mythical growth. Legend has it that during the reign of Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the Northern Huns invaded the Southern Huns and the Han Dynasty's territory, Lü Bu's ancestor Lü Bu's father Lü Hao (then the Yueqi Xiaowei of the Ministry of Constitution) was ordered to stay at the frontier fortress. Ma Yingjie, his wife and children, and his troops were stationed in Wuyuan County. They settled on the south bank of the Beihe River (the old path of the Yellow River is now the Wuga River) and east of the Wufenfen Bridge of Tar Lake in Wuyuan County. They carried out extensive construction and built cities and fortresses (this is where the present city of Gebu comes from). name), open up wasteland for farming, and gradually develop animal husbandry, textile industry, smelting and pottery making industry, etc., and stick to the border. After the death of Lu Bu's grandfather, his father Lu Liang succeeded him and married Huang. She was from Buhongwan, Wuyuan County (now Buhong Village, west of Wuyuan County). She was the daughter of a wealthy family. Huang is smart and virtuous, knowledgeable and courteous, and good at dyeing and weaving (later becoming the head of the dyeing and weaving workshop). Mr. Huang had four daughters and suffered from childlessness. One day, I followed my husband to Baima Temple (five miles east of Jinqi in present-day Wuyuan County, which has been destroyed at the bottom of the Yellow River due to embankments) to worship Buddha and ask for a son. On the night of her return, Mrs. Huang had a dream. She dreamed of a ferocious tiger rushing towards her. Upon seeing this, Ms. Huang hurriedly called her husband to fight, but the tiger lay docilely beside her. Not long ago, Huang felt pregnant. She had not given birth for 12 months and was feeling anxious. Later, Huang moved to the dyeing and weaving workshop, and suddenly there was a loud noise outside the house. Everyone came out one after another and saw a rainbow reflected in the northwest sky, which was dazzling and dazzling. This scene was strange. Then the Wuyuan Mountains collapsed and the earth shook. Huang was about to give birth, but she felt unwell, with unbearable abdominal pain, pelvic swelling, amniotic fluid overflow, and difficulty walking. She lay down on a piece of cloth and soon gave birth to a baby boy. The birth of a baby boy was even more strange. But seeing the umbilical cord cut off by itself, his eyes bright, his fists clenched, standing in front of him, Huang was surprised, quickly wiped away the dirt and held him in his arms. Later, when talking to her husband, Lu Liang was very happy: "My son is a god." Because he was born on the cloth, he was named Lu Bu. Lu Bu studied calligraphy and painting with his mother since he was a child. He is smart and studious, can understand anything, and has a photographic memory. He is aggressive by nature, extremely strong, and likes to dance with guns and sticks. His height and weight are higher than ordinary people, and children of the same age dare not play with him. But far away, only when he is with the girl, he is gentle and considerate, completely different from the other two. But Lu Bu always liked to be with adults, asking questions and imitating and learning. Since he was five years old, he has often accompanied the herdsmen to herd horses in the wild, and he loves horses. Whenever he sees a horse, he is full of energy and gets extremely excited. He danced on horseback and held a wooden stick like a warrior. At that time, he could stab pheasants and hares with the stick. When he was seven years old, he rode alone to chase wild foxes and mountain deer, and never came back empty-handed. He would often pick up and play with ponies that were several times heavier than him, and sometimes lift them above his head. When I was nine years old, I went with my parents to visit my grandfather in Buhong Bay. My grandfather killed sheep for entertainment. The adults failed to catch the sheep in the flock, but he went up and captured two alive. The onlookers were amazed. Grandpa was overjoyed when he saw this and immediately sent them away. With a good horse. From then on, Lu Bu stayed with the horse and cooked it carefully. He loved the horse like crazy and never left his hip.
Lu Bu was tied up in front of Cao Cao and asked to be loosened. Cao Cao laughed and said, "The tiger must be tied tightly." Lu Bu then said, "If Duke Cao gets me, I will lead the cavalry and Duke Cao will lead the infantry. We can unify the world." Cao Cao said. He was quite moved, but Liu Bei said on the side: "Don't you see the fate of Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo?" Before his death, Lu Bu said: "Big Er'er (Liu Bei) can't believe it the most." In the end, Lu Bu was hanged, and Chen Gong, Gao Shun was also executed, and Zhang Liao led his troops to surrender to Cao Cao. [Edit this paragraph] Concise historical biography Lu Bu, courtesy name Fengxian, was a native of Jiuyuan, Wuyuan County. He was good at riding and shooting, and had extraordinary physical strength. He was known as the Flying General. At first, Ding Yuan, the governor of Jingzhou, used cloth as the main book. After Dong Zhuo entered the capital, Lu Bu stabbed Ding Yuan to death because of his power and led his troops to surrender. Dong Zhuo ordered Bu to be the Cavalry Commander, accompanying him to the left and right. However, Dong Zhuo wanted to kill Bu out of anger, and because Lu Bu had committed adultery with Dong Zhuo's maid, he planned to kill Dong Zhuo with Situ Wang Yun. Zhuo party members Li Jue and others Xiao gathered together as thieves and attacked Chang'an. Bu could not refuse and rushed to Yuan Shao. Lu Bu believed that Yuan Shao was superior and wanted to kill him, so he planned to escape. Finally, under the planning of Zhang Miao and Chen Gong, he took control of Yanzhou and started several fierce battles with Cao Cao. Fight for it and lose it. Later he surrendered to Liu Bei in Xuzhou and stationed troops in Xiaopei. Later, Lu Bu rebelled and took the opportunity to seize Xiapi and expelled Liu Bei from Xiaopei. Later, Yuan Shu led an army of 100,000 to attack Liu Bei. Liu Bei was unable to defeat him and was in great danger. He asked Bu for help, and Bu generously agreed. Lu Bu summoned Liu Bei and Yuan Shu to represent Liu Bei and Yuan Shu to challenge Liu Bei. The famous general Ji Ling went to the tent to make peace, and shot at the gate. The halberd perfectly saved Liu Bei's forces for the bet. But Liu Bei later joined forces with Cao Cao to attack Lu Bu, and Lu Bu defended Xiapi. Cao Cao's army surrounded Chen Gong for three months. In the end, because he disagreed with Chen Gong, his generals Hou Cheng, Song Xian, and Wei Xu rebelled against Chen Gong and surrendered. Lu Bu, Chen Gong, and Gao Shun were hanged at Baimen Tower.
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