What is the most famous battle in the history of world warfare in which fewer won more?

There are many battles in which less wins more, and the most famous ones are difficult to judge, because people judge for themselves.

What I know are the Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Julu, the Battle of Suishui, the Battle of Weishui, the Battle of Cannae abroad, and the Battle of Marathon, all of which are very famous.

There are 4 famous battles with less victory: the Battle of Guandu, the Battle of Weishui, the Battle of Chibi, and the Battle of Julu.

1. The Battle of Guandu.

The Battle of Guandu was a decisive battle in the fifth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Cao Cao's army defeated the attack of Yuan Shao's army in the Guandu area. After the failure of the Yellow Turban Uprising at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the powerful forces that suppressed the righteous army supported the army and chased the Central Plains. Yuan Shao, the largest separatist force in the north, relied on his strength and plotted to eliminate the Cao Cao group.

Cao Cao was able to gather an army of nearly 20,000 people at Guandu, waiting for a decisive battle with Yuan Shao.

2. The Battle of Huangshui.

The Battle of Weishui was a war in which the Eastern Jin Dynasty defeated the Former Qin attack in the eighth year of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. After unifying the north, the former Qin continued to expand southward, successively conquering Liang and Yiliang Prefectures in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Xiangyang, Pengcheng and other places. In order to destroy the Eastern Jin Dynasty and rule the whole country, Fu Jian, the former Qin lord, mobilized more than 900,000 troops in July of the 19th year of the former Qin Jianyuan and launched a large-scale attack on the Jin.

3. The Battle of Red Cliffs.

The Battle of Chibi was a famous decisive battle in the thirteenth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty, in which Sun Quan of Wu and Liu Bei of Shu led their troops in the area of Chibi on the Yangtze River (now northwest of Puqi, Hubei Province, south-central China, and northeast of Jiayu).

4. The Battle of the Giant Deer.

After Zhang Han, the general of the Qin army, defeated Xiang Liang, the leader of the anti-Qin rebel army in Chu, he thought that Chu was no longer enough to worry, so he led more than 200,000 Qin troops to attack Zhao in the north, and urgently transferred 200,000 Qin troops from Wang Libu in Shangjun to go south, besiege King Zhao and rest in Julu, and in desperation, King Zhao sent envoys to King Huai of Chu and the princes of various countries for help. Xiang Yu took the initiative to ask for revenge for the Qin army's killing of his uncle Xiang Liang, and led more than 60,000 troops to the north to relieve the difficulty of Julu.

Besiege Wei to save Zhao: Sun Bin advocated leading troops to besiege the capital of Wei, and Wei would return to save himself, which would not only relieve the siege of Zhao, but also make the Wei army tired.

Burning Chibi: This is one of the famous battles in Chinese history in which the few won the more, and the weak defeated the strong.

Empty City Strategy: In the case of the enemy's outnumbered fight, the lack of military equipment and deliberately signaling people not to set up military equipment, causing the enemy to mispraise the mountain and thus frightening the enemy army.

Battle of Julu: One of the famous battles in Chinese history in which less won more.

Retreat: The Jin State supported the Song State and the Chu State in a contradiction, and the two armies met in Chengpu, and the heavy ears retreated, luring the enemy deep and winning a big victory.

Stealing talismans to save Zhao: Xinling Jun asked Ruji to steal the talisman from the King of Wei, thus seizing the military power, leading tens of thousands of elite soldiers to Handan, defeating the Qin army and relieving the siege of Handan.

Li Dai Taozhuang: In the case that the enemy and us are evenly matched, or the enemy is superior and I am inferior, the strategy of exchanging a small price for a big victory.

Battle of Jingcheng: The Han army and the Zhao army fought at Jingcheng, and Han Xin, the general of the Han army, took advantage of the Zhao army's commander Chen Yu's heart to underestimate the enemy, and set up a backwater array that violated the taboo of the soldiers, advocating the empty soldiers of his army to fight bravely in order to escape from death, and transferred light cavalry to seize the Zhao army's military camp by taking advantage of the gap. Zhao Jun wanted to go back to the camp to rest for a while, but he was surprised to see that the camp was full of Han army flags, thinking that the general trend had gone, so he dispersed in a hurry.