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Who is the real vanguard in the official history of the Three Kingdoms? Why them?

This paper is based on official historical records. When it comes to soldiers who are brave and good at fighting, we must highlight two aspects: first, they are brave in fighting and have outstanding personal ability; Second, he can lead troops to fight, with a good record, but he is brave and incompetent. That's foolhardy, not brave and good at fighting. For example, Li Guang can fight with light energy, but personal force is not prominent. That's a Confucian soldier, not a fierce general, such as Zhou Yu.

In other words, a valiant soldier is a general who can not only arrange troops and lead troops to fight, but also take the lead and personally cut the enemy. According to this standard, what are the heroes in the official history of the Three Kingdoms?

No. 13: Zhou Tai

Zhou Tai is from Fengtai, Anhui. Take refuge in Sun Ce first, and follow Sun Ce to crusade against Lu You, Yan Baihu, Wang Lang and others. Zhou Tai was promoted to Sima of other departments because of his outstanding military exploits. After Sun Ce, Zhou Tai followed Sun Quan. In the battle of Xuancheng, Zhou Tai and Sun Quan were looted by bandits in Xuancheng. The situation was extremely urgent. The bandit's knife was cut on Sun Quan's saddle, and Sun Quan's soldiers all panicked. Only Zhou Tai bravely resisted.

In this war, Zhou Tai suffered 12 scars to protect Sun Quan, which is quite a scar. All earned by bravery. Zhou Tai was promoted to general step by step by virtue of the meritorious military service. After Sun Ce's death, Zhou Tai fought with Sun Quan, and Zhou Tai repeatedly made meritorious military service in the wars of Howie Sanzheng, Battle of Red Cliffs and Nanjun.

Such as empty talk, even Zhu Ran, Xu Sheng and other generals have to obey Zhou Tai. This position is not low. Sun Quan once unbuttoned Zhou Tai's clothes in front of everyone, revealing dozens of scars, all of which were injured in battle. It can be said that Zhou Tai was beaten in the bullets of the war, and his whole body scars represented Zhou Tai's charge and bravery. This is a brave soldier.

Twelfth place: pound sterling

Pound is from Tianshui, Gansu. He was originally Marten's Ministry. After Marten was tricked into being an official in Yecheng by Cao Cao, Pound followed Ma Chao. When fighting against Guoyuan and Gao Qian's army in his early years, Pound personally killed Guoyuan on the battlefield and brought back his head. You know Guoyuan is a member of the enemy general, and it is not easy to kill the head of the enemy general on the battlefield. So pound is brave and good at fighting.

Pound later took refuge in Cao Cao and confronted Guan Yu in the battle of Xiangfan. Pound was fearless in the face of Guan Yu, the first famous soldier in the Three Kingdoms, and wanted to kill Guan Yu himself. In the battle, Pound hit Guan Yu on the forehead with an arrow, which made Guan Yu very afraid of Pound. In the end, Guan Yu took advantage of the soaring weather in the Han River to besiege Pound with the water army. Pound refused to surrender and used bows and arrows to resist Guan Yu's army. Finally captured by Guan Yu's men, he would rather die than surrender.

As a man who personally killed the enemy generals on the battlefield, Pound was a brave and skillful general, with no more than five people in the whole Three Kingdoms. Pound can make Guan Yu afraid, which shows that he is also very strong in leading troops to fight, so he is also a valiant soldier.

Eleventh place: Quyi

Quyi is from Liangzhou. He was originally the Ministry of Han Fu, a priest in Jizhou. He has an elite soldier under his command. Later, Quyi betrayed Han Fu and took refuge in Yuan Shao. When Han Fu heard about it, he personally led an army to crusade against Quyi and was defeated by Quyi. Quyi helped Yuan Shao become a priest in Jizhou and defeated the army of the Southern Xiongnu.

Qu Yi is brave and good at fighting. His most famous battle was the battle of the border bridge. At that time, Quyi took Yuan Shao as the pioneer and took the lead. QuYi led eight hundred shield infantry lying on the ground, behind with thousands of crossbows as the cover, followed by Yuan Shao's tens of thousands of infantry. Gongsun Zan is spearheaded by 5,000 cavalry and backed by tens of thousands of infantry.

Yuan Shao took Quyi's 800 shield soldiers as the vanguard to fight against Gongsun Zan's 5,000 cavalry. You know, infantry has almost no chance to fight cavalry, and the number is still so different. But Quyi won the battle, the infantry was defeated by riding, and Yan Gang, the secretariat of Jizhou in Gongsun Zan, was killed. Quyi became famous in World War I, which may be one of the few battles in which infantry defeated cavalry during the Three Kingdoms period.

Quyi is an important contributor to Yuan Shao's defeat of Gongsun Zan. According to historical records, Quyi was proud and behaved badly. Later he was killed by Yuan Shao. RoyceWong commented that Quyi is proficient in the battle between Qiang people, and his men are all elite foot soldiers who can fight and fight. These two evaluations show that Qu Yi is a valiant warrior.

Tenth place: Taishi Ci

Taishi Ci is from Longkou, Shandong. He is proficient in horseback riding and archery, and his archery is quite clever, no less than that of Lu Bu. Taishi Ci's most famous story in his early years was saving Kong Rong alone in Beihai. At that time, the Yellow Scarf Army surrounded the Beihai country where Kong Rong was located. Taici sneaked into the city alone, negotiated with Kong Rong, and then tried to leave the city alone.

Taishi Ci played a trick by deliberately shooting arrows at the city gate for several days. While the enemy was unprepared, he suddenly rode out of the encirclement of the Yellow Scarf Army and was shot for several days when he was chased. This is Taishi Ci's boldness. He rushed out of the city to ask Liu Bei for help with his skillful bow and horse skills and great courage, and then rescued Beihai with Liu Bei's 3,000 reinforcements.

Taishi Ci has all the qualities of a warrior, outstanding personal ability and superb martial arts. He can also lead troops to fight. Taishi Ci later took refuge in the Yangzhou secretariat of Liu You to fight against Sun Ce. At the pavilion, Taishi Ci met Sun Ce and his entourage 13 riding general and a soldier. Taishi Ci was fearless and challenged Sun Quan. Note that this is an official record, and it is really a one-on-one hit. At that time, Sun Ce was holding a halberd of a stone lion.

Taishi Ci was later captured by Sun Ce and took refuge in Sun Ce, which made great contributions to Sun Ce. Taishi Ci surrendered more than 10,000 foot soldiers in Luyou to resist Liu Biao's brave general Liu Pan. Cao Cao also sent Angelica to Taishi Ci, hoping that Taishi Ci would surrender himself. This shows that Taishi Ci's reputation at that time was a valiant soldier.

Ninth place: Dian Wei

Dian Wei, a native of Shangqiu, Henan Province, is brave and good at fighting. He can raise the Yamen flag of 100 kilograms with one hand. Young people walk in the street with their enemies' heads for revenge and murder. Hundreds of people are afraid to go near him. This is a standard macho man.

Dian Wei later became the Ministry of Xia Houdun and was promoted to Sima because of his bravery and meritorious military service. In the battle of Puyang, Cao Cao beat Lu Bu, and Dian Wei waited until the enemy entered the first five steps. One man killed more than ten people with a short halberd, and Dian Wei later became Cao Cao's pro-guard because of his bravery and good fighting skills.

During the Battle of Wancheng, Zhang Xiu surrendered to Cao Cao and suddenly defected. Dian Wei took a dozen men to stop thousands of troops in Zhang Xiu and let Cao Cao escape successfully. Dian Wei broke the enemy's spear with a halberd, and suffered dozens of injuries. He still fought to the death, killing two enemies with his arms until he was exhausted and wiped out.

Dian Wei focused on personal force. Although he was able to lead troops to fight, he lacked the classic tactics of leading troops to fight, which was also a rare valiant soldier.

Eighth place: Chu Xu.

Chu Xu is from Bozhou, Anhui. When he was young, in order to resist the invasion of the Yellow Scarf Army, Chu Xu, together with thousands of people, successfully resisted the siege of more than 10,000 Yellow Scarf Army. He showed his unique military talent very early, and was famous for his bravery and great strength in the local area. He was a famous tough guy at that time.

Chu Xu later took refuge in Cao Cao and became Sineitai of Cao Cao. Although he was the captain of the bodyguard, Chu Xu often fought on the battlefield and participated in many wars in Cao Cao's early years, such as the Battle of Zhang Xiu, the Battle of Guandu and the Battle of Ma Chao. Chu Xu remained neutral in the war and was promoted to captain by beheading the enemy.

When Cao Cao marched into Guanzhong, he bypassed Tongguan and crossed the river from other places. Cao Cao led Chu Xu and hundreds of his soldiers to patrol in person. As a result, it was attacked by more than 10 thousand people led by Ma Chao. Chu Xu decided, raised the saddle to block the arrow, and rowed alone to help Cao Cao out of trouble. When Cao Cao met Ma Chao alone, Chu Xu followed as a guard. Ma Chao originally wanted to hijack Cao Cao, but he dared not do so after seeing Chu Xu.

In the war in which Cao Cao defeated Ma Chao, Chu Xu personally went to the battlefield, personally killed the enemy, and was promoted for his meritorious service. Chu Xu is such a valiant soldier, who can not only behead on the battlefield, but also lead troops to fight.

Seventh place: Lejin

Le Jin, a native of Qingfeng, Henan, is a buried warrior. Historical records record that Le Jin is short in stature, but this does not affect his bravery. The most influential thing of Lejin is the achievement of being the first person on the board of directors. The so-called merit of the voice is to be the first to break into the enemy wall or the first to rush into the enemy line, which is the most dangerous in the war, and Le Jin is such a fierce soldier, charging ahead.

When Le Jin followed Cao Cao in his crusade against Lu Bu, Zhang Bao and Qiao Qi, he was the first to board the ship. In the battle of Nanpi, Lejin was also the first to board the ship. The first general who rushed ahead must be a brave and scarred man. If you think that Lejin only has the advantage of being the first to board the ship, you are wrong. Lejin also has the advantage of taking the lead in cutting.

In the battle of Guandu, Le Jin killed Yuan Shao's general Chunyu Qiong, who was also one of the eight captains of Xiyuan at that time. In the battle of Liyang, Le Jin killed Yuan Shang's general Jin Yan, who was the first person to go to the battlefield and kill the enemy general. This credit and courage are placed in the whole three countries, and few people can match it.

Le Jin also led an army to repel Guan Yu in the battle of Ni Qing, and defeated Guan Yu in the battle of finding a mouth with Wen Pin. In the Battle of Hefei, Lejin was in charge of guarding the city and defeated the invading Sun Quan with Zhang Liao and Li Dian. Dian Wei and Chu Xu focused on guarding Cao Cao, while Le Jin was a general who specialized in marching and fighting, ranking first among the Five Heroes. Judging from various records of Le Jin, he is a standard warrior.

Sixth place: Zhang Liao.

Zhang Liao is from Shuozhou, Shanxi. He was originally a ministry of Ding Yuan, and later joined Dong Zhuo with Lu Bu. After Dong Zhuo was killed, he followed Lu Bu. After Lyu3 bu4 was killed, Zhang Liao took refuge in Cao Cao and began a brilliant life.

The most famous battles in Zhang Liao's life were two battles. One was the Battle of the White Wolf Mountain, where Wu Huan was defeated by Khan at the Tatun, and the other was the Battle of Hefei, where 800 elite soldiers defeated Sun Quan's 100,000 troops. The Battle of White Wolf Mountain showed Zhang Liao's keen observation, and he immediately attacked while the enemy was unprepared. At that time, Zhang Liao was the commander-in-chief of the former enemy of this war. Although he was at an absolute disadvantage in numbers, Zhang Liao killed the leader of Wuhuan with his bravery and super courage, and Zhang Liao was the main hero of this war.

The battle of Hefei not only reflected Zhang Liao's unique vision, but also Zhang Liao's brave personal force. Before Sun Quan's army was fully assembled, he led his 800 warriors to break into Sun Quan's camp and slash and kill them, which seriously hit the morale of Sun Quan's army. When the number was obviously dominant, some of Sun Quan's soldiers fled. This is Zhang Liao's courage in demoralizing the enemy.

Zhang Liao is brave and good at fighting. He can not only lead troops to fight, but also understand military strategy. He can also go to the battlefield to cut the enemy himself. He is simply an omnipotent warrior.

Fifth place: Ma Chao

Ma Chao, a native of Xingping, Shaanxi, the son of Marten, is a descendant of Ma Yuan, the founding hero of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Ma Chao was experienced in the army when he was young and was famous for his bravery. He led the army to fight many times. The most important war in Ma Chao's life was with Cao Cao. Ma Chao allied with Guanzhong warlord against Cao Cao, and Ma Chao almost killed Cao at the Yellow River ferry.

Ma Chao also hijacked Cao Cao on the battlefield, but he dared not do it because of Chu Xu. In view of Ma Chao's strength, Cao Cao defeated Ma Chao by sowing dissension. After Ma Chao failed, he did not give up. The following year, he made a comeback and occupied Zheng Ji under Liangzhou rule. In the war, Ma Chao fought against troops loyal to Cao Cao, and yangfu and Zongzukundi besieged Ma Chao, both of whom were killed by Ma Chao. Yang Fu suffered five serious injuries and was still fighting with death.

Only by this can we prove Ma Chao's bravery and Excellence. Ma Chao has been leading troops to fight. If his opponent is Cao Cao, it will be so easy to defeat Ma Chao, a standard valiant soldier.

Fourth place: Sun Ce.

Sun Ce is from Fuyang, Hangzhou, the eldest son of Sun Jian. /kloc-When his father died at the age of 0/7, Sun Ce took on the responsibility of the family. Two years later, he began to beg Yuan Shu for revenge and start a business with his father's former staff. At the age of 20, Sun Ce assembled a group of people and crossed the river to start a business in Jiangdong. In just six years, six counties in Jiangdong were established.

When Sun Ce started his business, he didn't have much support except his father's staff. It is difficult for him to struggle alone. Sun Ce personally led the army to defeat Yangzhou secretariat Liu You, Huiji satrap Wang Lang, mountain thief Yan Baihu, Lujiang satrap Liu Xun, Jiangxia satrap Huang Zu, and Sun Ce was invincible in the whole Jiangdong area.

Even Taishi Ci was captured by Sun Ce, which clearly recorded the one-on-one fight between Sun Ce and Taishi Ci in the official history. The two men were tied together. In the later war, Sun Ce captured Taishi Ci, and even a valiant soldier like Taishi Ci could play inextricably with Sun Ce, which showed that Sun Ce's martial arts was very good and there was no problem in leading troops to fight. There are only three people who can surpass Sun Ce's record, so Sun Ce is the leader.

Third place: Sun Jian.

Sun Jian is a native of Fuyang, Hangzhou, the father of Sun Ce, and one of the most powerful generals in the early Three Kingdoms. Sun Jian, relying on the military, climbed up slowly all his life. At the age of 65,438+07, Sun Jian dared to catch thieves with a knife alone, and later became an official to quell local rebellion. Sun Jian participated in the war to quell the Yellow turban insurrectionary uprising, and was a famous ministry of Zhu.

Sun Jian also took part in the rebellion to pacify frontier fortress and Han Sui, and the rebellion of Changsha people. When Dong Zhuo made an insurrection, Sun Jian led an army to make a crusade. He was the only one who led the army to defeat Dong Zhuo alone, and even Cao Cao couldn't defeat Dong Zhuo at that time, but Sun Jian could. Sun Jian defeated Lu Bu twice, Dong Zhuo once, and killed Hua Xiong, the commander-in-chief, on the battlefield. He was the first to capture Luoyang.

Sun Jian is not only successful in fighting, but also very brave. In the battle with the Yellow Scarf Army, he rode alone behind enemy lines, was injured and fell off his horse, and fought against the enemy with tenacious will. In the battle with Liu Biao, Sun Jian was shot to death by an arrow. If he hadn't rushed to the front, he wouldn't have been killed by an arrow. Sun Jian is one of them.

Second place: Zhang Fei

Zhang Fei is from Baoding, Hebei. During the Three Kingdoms period, there were only two recognized ten thousand enemies, and Zhang Fei was one of them. The name of ten thousand enemies should not be underestimated. The first enemy of ten thousand people was Xiang Yu, who not only fought bravely, but also excelled in all aspects. Zhang Fei can get such an evaluation, which is inseparable from his personal ability and military talent.

During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, it was used to describe the bravery of military commanders. Like Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, he became a synonym for bravery. In the Battle of Dangyang Bridge, Zhang Fei took a dozen cavalry and stopped thousands of pursuers of Cao Cao. Cao Jun dare not challenge Zhang Fei. This is not a novel, but it is clearly recorded in the history books.

Zhang He is a famous Cao Wei, but he can't be compared with Zhang Fei. In the battle of the Party Canal, Zhang He was completely annihilated, which was the only big defeat in Zhang He's life. The failure of the famous soldier made Zhang Fei brave and good at fighting, so people at that time called Zhang Fei an enemy of ten thousand people, and Zhang Fei was praised by the three armed forces and General Xiong Hu. Zhang Fei is a qualified soldier.

First place: Guan Yu

Guan Yu is a native of Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, and also the first general in the Three Kingdoms. After Liu Bei lost the battle of Yiling, Cao Wei, Chao Tang evaluated Guan Yu as the only famous soldier in Shu Han. At that time, Cheng Yu and Guo Jia appraised Guan Yu as an enemy of ten thousand people, Ye Liu appraised Guan Yu as a brave general of the three armed forces, and Zhou Yu appraised Guan Yu as the commander-in-chief of the bear tiger. No one in the three countries can match Guan Yu in bravery, and few people in the three countries are better than Guan Yu in record and reputation.

In the Battle of White Horse, Guan Yu and Zhang Liao were both pioneers of Cao Cao, attacking Yan Liang. Guan Yu rushed to Zhong Jun, Yan Liang, and directly killed Yan Liang. Then he dismounted, drew his sword and cut off Yan Liang's head. As the vanguard general of Yuan Jun, Yan Liang was the main commander of the Battle of White Horse. The main commander will not go to the battlefield easily, and there are many guards to protect him. Guan Yu killed Yan Liang in full view. This is not a sneak attack, nor a trick, but a direct face-to-face fight.

This is equivalent to taking the head of an enemy general on the battlefield. In a real battlefield, it is not easy to kill an enemy general, let alone kill an enemy general. Several people in the whole three countries did it. The point is that this is not Guan Yu's specialty. Guan Yu's performance in the early stage of the battle of Xiangfan was the peak of the military commanders of the Three Kingdoms. This is a noble China.

Guan Yu went north with Jingzhou local army, defeated Cao Wei's border defense commanders Xiangyang Road Chang and Runan Manchong, and also defeated Cao Wei's general Cao Ren, who was the commander of Cao Wei's border defense forces. Also captured alive Cao Wei's left general Yu Jin and Li Yi's general Pound, left general Yu Jin was the commander in chief of Cao Wei, and captured 30,000 elite Cao Jun at one time. This is something that Cao Cao has never encountered since he started his business.

Guan Yu's record made Cao Cao have the idea of moving the capital, forced Cao Cao to mobilize half of Cao Wei's troops to deal with Guan Yu, and made Cao Cao feel nervous for the first time. This is the great impact of Guan Yu on China.

Chopping Yan Liang is Guan Yu's personal bravery, and the sublime China is the embodiment of Guan Yu's military talent. Taken together, Guan Yu is the first valiant soldier in the Three Kingdoms.