1. Cao Cao: accidentally killed Lu Boshe, Hua Rongdao, and Wang Mei to quench his thirst.
Cao Cao was proficient in the art of war in the military and valued talents. For this reason, he would take the potential members under his command at all costs. In life, he was good at poetry to express his political ambitions and reflect the sentiments of the people in the late Han Dynasty. A life of hardship, majestic spirit, generosity and sadness.
The prose is also clear and neat, which opened up and prospered Jian'an literature and left precious spiritual wealth to future generations. Lu Xun evaluated him as "the ancestor of reforming articles." At the same time, Cao Cao was also good at calligraphy. Zhang Huaiguan of the Tang Dynasty rated Cao Cao's calligraphy as "wonderful" in "Shujuan".
2. Zhuge Liang: Kong Ming clashed with his mentor, fought with Confucian scholars, and burned new lands.
In his early years, he followed his uncle Zhuge Xuan to Jingzhou. After Zhuge Xuan's death, Zhuge Liang lived in seclusion in Longzhong, Xiangyang. Later, Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times to invite Zhuge Liang, and joined forces with Sun Yat-sen to fight against Cao Cao, and defeated Cao's army in the Battle of Chibi. It formed a tripartite power among the Three Kingdoms and captured Jingzhou. In the 16th year of Jian'an (211), Yizhou was captured.
Following the defeat of Cao Jun, Hanzhong was captured. In the first year of Shu Zhangwu (221), Liu Bei established the Shu Han regime in Chengdu, and Zhuge Liang was appointed prime minister to preside over the government. Liu Chan, the empress of Shu, succeeded to the throne, and Zhuge Liang was granted the title of Marquis of Wuxiang and led the shepherd of Yizhou. Be diligent and prudent, handle all political affairs personally, and strictly enforce rewards and punishments; alliance with Soochow to improve relations with all ethnic groups in the southwest; implement the policy of farming and strengthen war preparations.
3. Lu Bu: Three heroes fought against Lu Bu, attacked Xujun at night, shot a halberd at the gate, and died at Baimenlou.
In the first year of Xingping (194), Lu Bu took advantage of Cao Cao's attack on Tao Qian to rebel with Chen Gong and others and occupied Puyang. However, he was defeated by Cao Cao within two years and then attached to Xuzhou Liu Bei. He also took advantage of Liu Bei and Yuan Shu's During the battle, they attacked Xuzhou, made peace with Liu Bei for a while, and then attacked each other for a while. During this period, the fight between Liu Bei and Ji Ling was resolved by shooting a halberd from the gate.
In the third year of Jian'an (198), after Lu Bu defeated Liu Bei and Xiahou Dun [dūn], Cao Cao personally went out to conquer Lu Bu and flooded Xiapi. Lu Bu was betrayed by his subordinates, and in December Guiyou (February 7, 199), the city was captured and executed.
4. Zhang Fei: The Taoyuan trio became sworn brothers, outsmarted the Wakou Pass, and caused trouble at the Changban Bridge.
Because of his extraordinary bravery, he and Guan Yu were called "the enemy of ten thousand people". Yu was several years older, so Brother Fei took care of him. When the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out in 184, Liu Bei organized a volunteer army in Zhuoxian County to participate in the war to exterminate the Yellow Turban Army. Zhang Fei joined Guan Yu and followed Liu Bei around. The three of them loved each other like brothers and slept in the same bed. When Liu Bei attended various banquets, Guan Yu and Liu Bei stood by Liu Bei's side all day long.
In 197, after Cao Cao attacked Lu Bu and Lu Bu was defeated, Zhang Fei was appointed Zhonglang General. In 200 AD, Liu Bei's command was revealed, and he led Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to escape and killed Pi Taishou's chariot. Liu Bei was defeated, Guan Yu was captured, and Liu Bei and Zhang Fei defected to Yuan Shao. When Liu Bei was defeated at Changbanpo in 208, Zhang Fei only led 20 cavalry to defeat him. No one in Cao's army dared to approach, so Liu Bei was spared.
5. Zhao Yun: Riding alone as the savior, breaking Cao Cao in the Han River, and cutting off the river to save Adou.
Zhao Yun has followed Liu Bei for nearly thirty years. He has participated in the Battle of Bowangpo, the Battle of Changbanpo, and the Battle of Jiangnan. He has personally commanded the Battle of Ruchuan, the Battle of Han River, and the Battle of Jigu. All achieved very good results. In addition to fighting everywhere, Zhao Yun also successively served as the governor of Guiyang as a partial general, as the governor of Guiyang as the general of the Liuying army, as the general of the Yi army as the governor of Jiangzhou.
In addition, Zhao Yun cited the story of Huo Qubing to persuade Liu Bei to return the fields and houses to the people when he was pacifying Yizhou. He also advised Liu Bei not to attack Wu after Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were killed. He was praised as a minister by later generations. The outstanding Confucian general was even considered a perfect figure during the Three Kingdoms period.
6. Pang Tong: Take Xichuan, offer the Lianlian plan, and die in Fengpo.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was an important counselor under Liu Bei, and he was worshiped as military advisor Zhonglang General together with Zhuge Liang. He went to Sichuan with Liu Bei, and when Liu Bei and Liu Zhang broke up, he proposed three strategies, upper, middle and lower, and Liu Bei took them into account. When he entered Luoxian County, Pang Tong led his troops to attack the city. Unfortunately, he was killed by a stray arrow. He was only thirty-six years old. He was posthumously awarded the title of Marquis of Guannei, with the posthumous title of Jinghou. Later, the place where Pang Tong was buried was named Luofengpo.
7. Jiang Wei: surrendered to Shu, pretended to surrender, and made nine expeditions to the Central Plains.
During Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei was suspected of having different intentions. Jiang Wei had no choice but to surrender to the Shu Han and was reused by Zhuge Liang. After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei began to rise to prominence in the Shu Han. After Fei Yi's death, Jiang Wei began to take sole control of the military. He continued to lead the Shu Han army in the Northern Expedition to Cao Wei, and fought many battles with Cao Wei's famous generals such as Deng Ai, Chen Tai, and Guo Huai. Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition was a total victory. Two times; three small wins; no more than four times; one big defeat and one small defeat.
Later, many ministers in Shu opposed Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition, and the eunuch Huang Hao seized power. Jiang Wei failed to kill him, so he had to hide in Tazhong to avoid disaster. Later, Sima Zhao attacked Shu in five ways, and Jiang Wei held on. Jiange blocked Zhong Hui's army, but Deng Ai attacked Chengdu from Yinping, and Liu Chan surrendered.
Later Jiang Wei hoped to revive the Shu Han Dynasty with his own strength, and pretended to surrender to Wei general Zhong Hui, intending to use Zhong Hui to rebel against Cao Wei to realize his wish to restore the Han Dynasty. However, Zhong Hui's rebellion failed in the end, and Jiang Wei and Zhong Hui They will be killed together by the Wei army.
8. Zhang Liao: Zhang Liao's 800 men defeated the 100,000-strong army, the Battle of Hefei, and the Battle of Liaodong, and cleverly captured Xiangping.
He served diligently under the leadership of Ding Yuan, He Jin, Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu. After Lu Bu's defeat, Zhang Liao belonged to Cao Cao, and he followed Cao Cao on various expeditions and made numerous military exploits. He personally persuaded Changxi to surrender, attacked the Yuan family and moved to Hebei. In the battle of Bailang Mountain, he defied all opinions and led the vanguard to kill Wuhuan Chanyu Tadun. He waited for an uproar to quell the rebellion of the new army and bravely climbed Tianzhu Mountain. Defeat Chen Lan and Meicheng.
9. Xiahou Dun: Dun Baya, the Battle of Yanzhou, and the Battle of Bowangpo
He was famous in the countryside for his courage when he was a boy. Cao Cao raised his army, and Xiahou Dun was one of his earliest generals. During the battle with Lu Bu's army, he was once captured as a hostage and was shot blind in his left eye by a stray arrow.
He guarded the rear for Cao Cao many times. He once led the army and the people to block the water of Taishou River and built ponds to irrigate farmland, which benefited the people and made outstanding contributions. He successively served as the lieutenant of Zhechong, the prefect of Jiyin, and the general of Jianwu. He rose to the rank of general, was granted the title of Marquis of Gao'an Township, and was given the posthumous title of Zhonghou. In the first year of Qinglong (233), he was able to enjoy the temple court of Taizu (Cao Cao).
10. Sima Yi: Sima Yi accepted the two masters and assisted the three dynasties. Sima Yi conquered Mengda, outsmarted Shangyong and Qishan, and his status grew.
Sima Yi was smart and sagacious since he was a child, erudite and devoted to Confucianism. Because Cao Cao was born "an eunuch with an ugly legacy", Sima Yi once refused the official position granted by Cao Cao. However, in the 13th year of Jian'an (208), after Cao Cao became prime minister, he forcibly appointed Sima Yi as a literary official. Because Sima Yi once supported Cao Cao in proclaiming himself emperor, he gradually won Cao Cao's trust.
Cao Cao granted the title of Queen of Wei and made Sima Yi the crown prince's bastard son to assist Cao Pi and help Cao Pi win the battle for the throne. When Cao Pi was dying, he ordered Sima Yi, Cao Zhen and others to serve as auxiliary ministers to assist Wei Ming Emperor Cao Rui. During the reign of Emperor Ming, Sima Yi was repeatedly promoted to important positions such as general, general, and lieutenant in the Fu army.