What are the names of the three battles that changed the situation in the Three Kingdoms?

The three battles that changed the situation in the Three Kingdoms were the Battle of Guandu, the Battle of Battle of Red Cliffs and the Battle of Yiling.

0 1, the battle of guandu. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo entered Beijing and the Han Dynasty declined. These governors all have their own ideas. The princes began to fight, and finally formed a three-legged situation. During this period, three major battles took place, each of which changed the situation in the three countries. The first is the battle of Guandu.

The battle of Guandu was a famous battle in history, and Yuan Shao and Cao Cao were warring parties. The strength of the two sides is only about 20,000 yuan on Cao Cao's side and 1 10000 on Yuan Shao's side. On the territory, Yuan Shao has four states: Qingzhou, Youzhou, Bingzhou and Jizhou, while Cao Cao has only one Wancheng in Yanzhou and Xuzhou, and the strength of the two sides is very different.

Both sides have similar talents. Both Cao Cao and Yuan Shao had top advisers and generals, but Yuan Shao was defeated in the end. Yuan Shao's failure is divided into three steps. The first step, Liu Bei slipped away. On the eve of the battle of Guandu, Liu Bei had taken refuge in Yuan Shao, but in the middle of the battle of Guandu, Liu Bei chose to leave Yuan Shao.

Liu Bei took refuge in others in the early days, but those people finally burped. Every time Liu Bei always runs away early, it is an instinctive and keen sense of crisis. Therefore, Liu Bei thinks that Yuan Shao may be defeated, which is very metaphysical.

The second step is to vote for Cao. Xu You was an early counselor of Yuan Shao, who knew many military secrets. Shen Pei put Xu You in prison because his family in Yecheng committed a crime. Xu You went to see Cao overnight and put forward a plan to burn the nest, which Cao Cao adopted.

The third step, Zhang He voted for Cao. When Cao Cao attacked the Wu Dynasty, Zhang He asked Yuan Shao to support the Wu Dynasty, but Yuan Shao refused to listen to Guo Tu's attack on Cao Cao's stronghold. As a result, the Wu Dynasty fell and Cao Cao could not attack. The next day, Guo Tu spoke ill of Zhang He beside Yuan Shao. Zhang He was afraid that Yuan Shao would kill himself, so he chose to take refuge in Cao Cao with Gao Lan and others.

After Zhang He and his men took refuge in Cao Cao, Cao Cao gained a great advantage, and finally Yuan Shao was defeated. The battle of Guandu made Cao Cao the largest warlord in the north and laid the foundation for Cao Cao to unify the north.

02, Battle of Red Cliffs. Battle of Red Cliffs was the second of three battles, and the warring parties were Sun Liu and Cao Cao. The strength of both sides is about 50,000 for Sun Lianlian and 0/.3,000 for Cao Cao/KLOC. Cao Cao, the territory of both sides, occupied the north; Sun Quan occupied Jiangdong and Liu Bei had nothing, which was also a battle with great disparity in strength.

The result of Battle of Red Cliffs is the victory of Sun Liu's joint forces, which can also be divided into three steps. In the first step, Cao Cao's chain is connected to the ship. There are more cavalry and infantry here in Cao Cao. These two soldiers are not good at water warfare and will get seasick. It was suggested that Cao Cao could use chains to connect ships and let cavalry and infantry walk on the ground, and Cao Cao adopted it.

In the second step, Huang Gai provided a plan. Zhou Yu's subordinate, Huang Gai, saw Cao Cao's chains connecting ships and put forward a plan to burn Cao Ying. Huang Gai took several boats full of combustible materials to surrender to Cao Cao. Cao Yu has no doubt. Huang Gai came to the center of Cao Cao's camp and ordered people to light the combustible materials on board, and then they all jumped into the water.

In the third step, Zhou Yu commanded to defeat Cao Cao. Zhou Yu saw that Cao Ying was on fire and immediately ordered an attack. Under the excellent command of Zhou Yu, Cao Cao was defeated. Battle of Red Cliffs prevented Cao Cao from dominating the world and laid the foundation for the tripartite confrontation.

03, the battle of Yiling. The battle of Yiling was the last of the three wars, involving Liu Bei and Sun Quan. The forces on both sides are 80,000 Liu Bei and only 50,000 Wu Donglu Xun; On both sides, Sun Quan occupied Jiangdong, Jingzhou and six counties south of Jiangdong, and Liu Bei occupied Yizhou and Hanzhong.

The cause of Yiling War, Xiangfan War, Soochow treacherously attacked Jingzhou and killed Guan Yu. For revenge, Liu Bei insisted on launching the war of Yiling. At that time, Liu Bei's strength was already faintly higher than Sun Quan's.

In the early stage of the Yiling War, Lu Xun chose the way of conservative concession, so Liu Bei won a great victory. Finally, Lu Xun retreated to the mountains and gave most of the grasslands to Liu Bei, who chose to camp in the company. It was late summer and early autumn and the weather was dry. Lu Xun chose to attack Liu Bei's camp with fire, and Liu Bei was defeated.

As a result of the battle of Yiling, the world was completely divided into three pillars. Shu Han was defeated only once and could only return to Shu, and Liu Bei, the eldest brother, died later.