How did Guan Yu survive riding Ma Qianli alone?

During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, there was chaos in the world, and the heroes rose together to compete for the Central Plains. At that time, Liao Hua was a member of the Yellow Scarf Army. /kloc-after the yellow turban insurrectionary army was defeated in 0/85, Liao Hua had no choice but to become an outlaw, which coincided with Mr Guan escorting his wife and riding Ma Qianli by himself, so he and his younger brother Zhou Cang and others took refuge in Mr Guan's men.

Different from what we imagined, Liao Hua, as a soldier of the Yellow Scarf Army, entered the official career as a civilian.

The Records of the Three Kingdoms is the main book of former general Guan Yu. That is to say, Liao Hua's earliest official position was Guan Yu's master book (equivalent to Guan Yu's secretary-general).

Such an official position must have a considerable writing skills to be competent. During Guan Yu's reign in Jingzhou, Liao Hua, a young official, also accumulated a lot of political experience during this period.

The good times did not last long, and the Han Shu camp suffered a severe blow. In 2 19, Soochow attacked Jingzhou. Liao Hua, a civil servant at that time, was forced to surrender to Soochow and began his trip to Shu.

The History of the Three Kingdoms records that the feather was defeated by Wu, thinking that the ancestors were suspended animation.

After Guan Yu was defeated and killed, Liao Hua, who was forced to surrender, deceived Wu and others by playing dead.

Although there are not many records in the history books, we might as well think about it. As a general, Liao Hua must be the focus of Wu Dong's attention. It's hard to fool civil servants and military commanders in Wu Dong.

After Liao Hua's successful suspended animation, he rode alone for two years, and finally met Liu Bei who was ready to punish Guan Yu in Zigui.

Not far from Wan Li, he came to Liao Hua, Shu, and was named the prefect of Yidu by Liu Bei (Yidu now belongs to Yichang, Hubei). But because of the start of the Yiling War, Liao Hua hardly stayed in this position for a day.

The Biography of the Three Kingdoms of Wu Shu and Lu Xun records: "From Wuxia and Jianping to Yiling, dozens of villages were set up, with generals as the commander-in-chief and Fu Rong, Liao Chun and Fu Yi as different governors. In advance, Wu Ban set up thousands of people to challenge on the flat ground. "

This is also the first time that Liao Hua entered history as a military commander.

Liao Hua returned to Shu, thousands of miles away, and before he could have a rest, he became the commander of the battle of Yiling. However, he did not greet his new military career with victory.

In leap June in 222 AD, due to the hot weather, the main force of Liu Bei's army was completely annihilated in a fire in Lu Xun, and many soldiers, such as Feng, Fu Yi, died. Liao Hua can only return to Shu with the defeated army.

In 223 AD, Liu Bei died in Baidicheng, and Liu Yuxin succeeded him. Liao Hua did not return to his civilian career, but continued his military career, becoming a prime minister's army and an intermediate noncommissioned officer. Later, he served as commander-in-chief of Guangwu and magistrate of Yin Ping County.

In 238 AD, Liao Hua led troops to attack the camp where Danggu was stationed, and Guo Huai, the secretariat of Wei Yongzhou, sent Wang Yun, the satrap of Guangwei County, and the satrap of Nan 'an County to lead the troops to rescue.

The two armies split up along the east and west sides to attack Liao Huajun. It's a pity that Liao Hua saw the weakness of the enemy's scattered forces. Many camps of the Friendship Army are stationed in places where there is no danger to defend. Liao Hua seized the opportunity to attack, defeated You Yi and shot Wang Yun.

In 248 AD, Liangzhou rebelled against Wei and came to surrender. Liao Hua joined forces with Jiang Wei in the Western Expedition, and was ordered to stay in Zhongshan to build a city to resist fierce attacks from Guo Huai and Wei, and successfully helped Jiang Wei to meet Hu and other tribes.

In 262 AD, Jiang Wei led an army from Didao to explore Cao Wei in the north. At that time, Liao Hua strongly opposed Jiang Wei's sending troops, because Liao Hua knew that Shu Han had been bellicose in recent years and could not help but sigh: "If you don't converge, you will be at your own risk." You said "job". If our ingenuity is not superior to the enemy and our strength is weaker than the enemy, but we are not satisfied with fighting, how can we survive? The Book of Songs says,' I was born neither early nor late, but I just caught up with this time', which is about now. "

Sure enough, in October of the same year, the army led by Jiang Wei was defeated by Wargo in Houhe. Jiang Wei was helpless, led the defeated troops and retreated into the camp.

In 263 A.D., when Liao Hua and Jiang Wei were still in Jiange, they almost beat back the invading Zhong Hui, and they received a surrender order from the late ruler Liu Chan.

When Liao Hua, who was nearly 80 years old, learned the news of Liu Chan's surrender, he drew his sword and cut stones, screaming at the sky!

After the demise of Shu, Liao Hua died on his way to Luoyang. According to legend, he died unsatisfied, but he still remembers Shu Han in his heart!

Turning to the war history of Liaohua, although he was born in the Yellow Scarf and was a civilian at first, he still designed to escape to Shu after being captured. After returning to Shu, he finally became the right general (equivalent to the second in command of the army) with his conscientious work.

What he wants is not high officials and high salaries, but to serve the country, serve the country, and even die in battle. Perhaps only dying in battle is Liao Hua's only hope of liberation!

It is often said that "there is no general in Shu, and Liao Hua is the pioneer". I turned Liao Hua into an ordinary general of Shu Han, but I didn't know that he was also a rescue like Zhao Yun's seven-entry Changbanpo, and Guan Yu went through five customs and cut six generals, riding thousands of miles alone.

At the time of the decline of Shu and Han, at the age of 70, he was still the monarch of the two dynasties and remained faithful all his life. He is the pillar of the country and the last helmet and armor of Shu Han!

Liao Hua lamented. Throughout Liao Hua's life, almost all the wars he experienced witnessed the defeat of Shu Han.

In his youth, he had no choice but to break through the fire of Yiling War. In his heyday, he struggled fruitlessly in his ambition of northern expedition to the Central Plains. The hero is dying. He fought the last battle in the demise of Shu Han, leaving an untimely sigh.

In the corridor of civil military commanders in Chengdu Wuhou Temple, Liao Hua ranks eighth, second only to Huang Zhong.