Who is the general of the ancient Shu Kingdom

The name of the general is not clear, but there is the name of the monarch... Moreover, the history of this country is not well documented...

The State of Shu was a state established by the Shu people in present-day Sichuan during the pre-Qin period of ancient China, and was later destroyed by the Qin State.

The Shu people were an ancient ethnic group different from the Chinese ethnic groups in the pre-Qin period. The word "Shu" was first found in the oracle bone inscription of the Shang Dynasty, and it is recorded that the Shu people once helped when King Wu was defeating. However, the history of Shu has not been recorded in detail in the pre-Qin literature, and it was not until Chang Xuan's "Huayang Guozhi Shu Zhi" of the Eastern Jin Dynasty that the history and legends of Shu were recorded.

The ancestors of the ancient Shu people were the Shushan clan, and there is a view that the Shushan clan and the silkworm cong clan arose from the upper reaches of the Min River and were a branch of the ancient Qiang people. The state of Shu not only had a single dynasty, before Qin destroyed Shu, Shu was ruled by the silkworm Cong clan, the Bai Guan clan, the Yu Yu clan, and the Kaiming clan.

Before the Enlightened V, the capital of Shu was built in Piyi (today's Pixian County, Chengdu). To the Enlightened Ninth Emperor built the capital in Chengdu. In the 12th Kaiming Dynasty, the "Wuding Lux Shi" opened up the Shiniu Road and opened up the channel from Shu to Qin.

In 316 BC, during the reign of King Qin Hui, Qin destroyed Shu, and Shu became the granary of Qin, laying the foundation for Qin's unification of the six kingdoms. After Qin destroyed Shu, the remnants of the Shu people, led by the prince King Anyang, moved south, and finally reached Cochin, establishing a new dynasty in present-day northern Vietnam, which lasted for more than 100 years.

Monarch. Silkworm Cong clan (silkworm cong dynasty).

Bai Guan clan (Bai Guan dynasty).

The Fish Clan (電凫 Dynasty).

Du Yu (No., Emperor Wang. He was the only monarch of the dynasty he established, and he finally ceded the position of monarch to Turtle Ling).

Turtle Ling (No., Emperor Cong. Establish the Enlightened Dynasty and become the first monarch of the Enlightened Dynasty).

Lubao (Enlightened II).

The Enlightened Dynasty had a total of twelve monarchs. In 316 BC, King Hui of Qin sent Zhang Yi and Sima Cuo to attack Shu, and Shu was destroyed.

According to reports, Qin destroyed Shu, and a prince of Shu (King Anyang) fled south to Jiaozhi (present-day northern Vietnam) and established a new dynasty.

Shu was the territory of ethnic minorities in the Spring and Autumn Period, and there will be no record of the names of generals. The closest to Shu is the state of Chu, and its influence still extends to the southwest.

The famous generals of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period were: Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Jiang Wei, Wei Yan, and Ma Chao.

1, Guan Yu. Guan Yu, Han nationality. Born in the Eastern Han Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Huan Yanxi, the word cloud is long, the word is long, and he is a good person in Hedong (now Yuncheng, Shanxi).

During the Three Kingdoms period, he was a famous general of Shu Han, a former general, a marquis of Hanshou Pavilion, and a military strategist. After his death, he was respected by the people, and experienced the praise of the imperial court, and was regarded as the emperor of Guan Sheng, and Buddhism called Jialan Bodhisattva, and honored as "Guan Gong". Guan Yu was revered by later rulers as a "martial saint", along with Confucius, who was known as the "literary saint".

2, Zhao Yun. Zhao Yun, the word Zilong, is a native of Changshan Zhending (now Zhengding, Hebei Province). Eight feet long, majestic, famous general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, the warlords were fighting, and Zhao Yun was recommended by the county to lead the righteous servants to join the white horse general Gongsun Zhan. During this period, he became acquainted with Liu Bei, the emperor of the Han family, but soon after, Zhao Yun left due to the death of his brother. Zhao Yun left Gongsun Zan for about seven years, met Liu Bei in Yecheng, and followed Liu Bei from then on.

Zhao Yun followed Liu Bei for nearly 30 years, and successively participated in the Battle of Bowangpo, the Battle of Changbanpo, and the Battle of Jiangnan Pingding, and commanded the Battle of Irichuan, the Battle of Hanshui, and the Battle of Keigu alone, all of which made extraordinary achievements.

3, Jiang Wei. Jiang Wei, whose name is Boyo, was born in Tianshui Ji County (now southeast of Gangu, Gansu). General of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms.

When he was a teenager, he lived with his mother and liked the teachings of the Confucian master Zheng Xuan. Because his father Jiang Jian died in battle, Jiang Wei was appointed as Zhonglang by the county. During Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei was suspected of having different intentions, and Jiang Wei had to surrender to Shu Han and was reused by Zhuge Liang.

After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei inherited Zhuge Liang's legacy and continued to lead the Shu Han army to the northern expedition against Cao Wei.

4, Ma Chao. Ma Chao, the word Meng Qi, Maoling people's family. Ma Chao's father's name is Ma Teng, and he started an incident with Bian Zhang and Han Sui in Xizhou in the last years of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty.

In the third year of the first peace, Ma Teng and Han Sui led troops to march into Chang'an. At that time, the Han court recruited two people, and Feng Han was stationed in Jincheng Lanzhou as the general of Zhenxi. Feng Ma Teng was the general of the expedition to the west and was stationed in Yixian.

In that year, Ma Teng attacked Chang'an again, but the army was defeated and retreated to Liangzhou.

5, Wei Yan. Wei Yan, a native of Yiyang (now Tongbai, Henan). During the Three Kingdoms period, he was a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty and was deeply valued by Liu Bei.

When Liu Bei entered Sichuan, he was appointed as the general of Yamen because of his military exploits, and after Liu Bei captured Hanzhong, he was exceptionally promoted to the general of Zhenyuan, leading Hanzhong to guard and guard Hanzhong, and became a general who was in charge of one party. Wei Yan guarded Hanzhong for nearly ten years, and then repeatedly accompanied Zhuge Liang on the Northern Expedition, with remarkable achievements.