In the battle of Yiling, how much did the Soochow Group pay?

Updated on history 2024-02-22
34 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Battle of Yiling,The Soochow Group has paid for almost three years, and the biggest loss in this battle is actuallyLiu BeiClique.

    Among the Three Kingdoms, Shu was an important node from prosperity to decline, and it was this battle that almost made Shu Han.

    The general was lost, so much so that later Zhuge Liang.

    After Liu Bei's death, looking at the Manchu generals, there was not only a feeling that it was difficult for a clever woman to cook without rice, but it was also this battle that gave rise to the opportunity for later unification.

    Guan YuExpedition to the north to attack Wei,Lv MengOn the surface, he showed weakness, but in fact, he crossed the river in white clothes and attacked Jingzhou in one fell swoop, Guan Yu returned in a hurry to the north, suffered from the enemy on his back, and lost his life in MaichengWhen Liu Bei heard about it, he was furious and adjusted his forces to prepare to attack Sun Quan.

    regime, after preparations and proclamation, Liu Bei took command and led the army south, Sun Quan tried every means to discuss peace to no avail, and hastily let Lu Xun.

    Commander as the governor of the capital, the young Lu Xun and Liu Bei, who had been Rong Ma all his life, came and went, and finally Liu Bei was defeated, which was the Battle of Yiling.

    The depiction of this battle is too legendary, Lu Xun burned Liu Bei with a fire, Liu Bei fled, and Dongwu almost didn't spend a single soldier, only a fire, how is this possible? No matter how Liu Bei said it, he was also a soldier all his life, participated in countless battles, had rich experience, and was a veteran soldier, how could he be defeated by a fire so easily?

    In fact, the truth should be that Liu Bei drove straight into the early stage and was unstoppable, and it was precisely because the advancing front was too long and the logistics force was insufficient, that when he arrived in the hinterland of Dongwu, Dongwu began to counterattack, and there was such a failure.

    In this battle, Dongwu paid at least tens of thousands of young people, and the national strength could not be recovered for at least three years, Liu Bei was even more miserable, and almost all the generals who could fight were gone, not to mention the young and strong army, from this point of view, Liu Bei's losses were still greater.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Liu Bei failed, both sides suffered a lot of losses, and the battle lasted for nearly 40 years, and the Shu State not only lost Jingzhou, but also suffered a heavy loss of resources, more than the Wu State. The kingdom of Shu turned from strong to declining, and was only restored after many years.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The Soochow group died several small generals and some troops guarding the border villages. Liu Bei's group was annihilated, Huang Zhong also died, and Liu Bei himself died. Therefore, Liu Bei's group suffered a greater loss.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Of course, Liu Bei's group suffered greater losses, 50,000 troops were wiped out, and Jingzhou, the most important pass, was also lost, but although Eastern Wu won the war, it lost its strategy, and both families lost the capital to compete with Cao Wei.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The Soochow group paid for almost three years of young adults, and the Shu State was almost wiped out, so it was the Shu State that suffered the greatest loss in this battle.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Although Soochow won this battle, it paid a considerable price. However, the consumption of Shu was greater, and the generals who could fight were basically killed.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The battle lasted year after month, with about 40,000 Shu Han troops led by Liu Bei plus 10,000 barbarian troops led by Shamoke against 50,000 Eastern Wu troops led by Lu Xun.

    In this battle, Dongwu consumed three percent of the young and strong to hit Shu Han, and the second-generation leading generals of Shu Han basically hit the streets.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    There is no relevant record in the historical materials about how much the Soochow group paid, but in terms of military losses, Sun Quan's losses were less than Liu Bei's.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    How heavy was Liu Bei's losses in the Battle of Yiling?

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    <> "During the Three Kingdoms period, there were many very famous battles, such as the Battle of Guandu and the Battle of Yiling, which took place after Jingzhou was lost and Guan Yu was killed. Guan Yunchang is Liu Xuande's good brother, for the death of his brother, he is particularly sad and angry, so regardless of everyone's opposition, he wants to attack Dongwu, but the war has not yet begun, and another good brother Zhang Fei was killed by his subordinates, which made Liu Xuande even more sad, and also strengthened his determination to attack Dongwu, but he was not carried away by sadness, and still let Zhuge Liang guard the rear.

    Why did Eastern Wu win the victory, but did not take advantage of the victory to pursue and destroy Shu Han?

    Although the losses of Shu in this war were particularly serious, even to the point of great loss of vitality, it was still very difficult for Eastern Wu to destroy Shu at once, not to mention that there was a tiger eyeing Cao Wei around.

    First of all, Liu Xuande retreated to the White Emperor City after the defeat, and did not continue to retreat, even if the Eastern Wu has been attacking Shu Han, Liu Bei has not taken a step back, which makes Sun Quan feel scared, and dare not have any further line of spine annihilation, and Liu Bei took this opportunity to gather the scattered soldiers, and at this time Zhao Zilong also rushed to the White Emperor City with reinforcements. In this way, the Soochow army lost a good opportunity for further attacks.

    In addition, although the Shu army lost in the war, but the rear is still very stable, Shu is a military important place that is easy to defend and difficult to attack, and it is a difficult thing to capture, not to mention that the other side has a particularly outstanding military division in all aspects - Kong Ming.

    Another point is also very important, at that time Wei, Shu and Dongwu controlled the entire Central Plains, and the strength of the three countries was equal, if Shu and Dongwu continued to fight, no matter which country won the final victory in the end, it would make the two countries suffer huge losses, if Wei took advantage of the situation at this time, it was possible to easily destroy Shu and Dongwu, because the three countries contain and balance each other, which is of great help to the stability of the countries.

    At the beginning of the war, Sun Quan and the famous general Lu Xun saw Cao Wei's thoughts, and understood that if Eastern Wu wanted to do their best to destroy Shu, it would be a time-consuming and labor-intensive war, and Eastern Wu would also reach a dilemma. If Wei attacked the rear of Eastern Wu at this time, Eastern Wu did not have enough troops to resist, so after the victory, it stopped the pursuit and took the initiative to retreat.

    The fact was indeed as they expected, and soon Cao Wei began to attack Eastern Wu, but fortunately, Lu Xun had already made all preparations, so that the other party did not get any benefits.

    In fact, it was not that Dongwu did not have the idea of destroying Shu Han, but because they couldn't destroy it at all, and they couldn't do that, this was a decision they made after weighing the pros and cons of the war, because at that time, retreating was the wisest choice, and it was also the best choice to maintain their strength.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    This is a scene conceived in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", saying that Shu Han sent an army of 700,000 at that time, but he did not expect to be burned back by Lu Xun, the general of Eastern Wu, and Eastern Wu won this victory without wasting a single soldier. But in reality, this is not the case, because the army sent by Shu Han is only 40,000 people, and Eastern Wu is not winning more with less, nor is it zero loss, and the description in ** is too exaggerated.

    At that time, Liu Bei occupied Yizhou, his army was only 100,000 people, he did not have the ability to turn out 700,000 people, and in this battle of Yiling, he sent 40,000 people, equivalent to half of the total number of troops, it can be seen that Liu Bei did not look down on Dongwu, but was fully prepared, but unfortunately Liu Bei failed in this war, and fled to the White Emperor City after retreating, which also became the place where he fell.

    There is very little information about this battle in the records, and there is no specific record of how much Eastern Wu lost after this battle, let alone why Liu Bei was defeated. It is only recorded that the general of Eastern Wu was Lu Xun, who defeated Liu Bei, and in the end the Shu army could only be defeated and fled to the White Emperor City. Since there are few records and many things are not mentioned, it is impossible to say that there is no zero loss in Eastern Wu, after all, Liu Bei sent 40,000 people, according to the strength of Eastern Wu, even if 100,000 were sent, Dongwu would lose troops in the case of a hard encounter.

    This war ended from 221 to 222 AD, and it took a whole year for Dongwu to win, which shows that Dongwu was not very strong, and even faced Liu Bei's side can only barely resist, and finally narrowly won. If it is completely overwhelming in terms of troops, it will take a year to win the Shu Kingdom. In addition, the war needs grain and grass, and this year will consume a lot of military expenses alone, and the losses of Eastern Wu must be not much different from that of Shu Han.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    It's definitely not true, the Battle of Yiling was also a very fierce war, and it would be too exaggerated to say that there were zero losses, and it could only be said that it was small.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    No, no matter what war it is, there will be no zero losses, there will always be personnel, including some weapons attrition.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    The Battle of Yiling had zero losses in Eastern Wu, which was obviously impossible, and if the army of Eastern Wu was really so combat-effective, it would not take a year to repel the Shu Han army.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Zero losses are relative, the Battle of Yiling is a famous battle to win more with less, the losses of Eastern Wu are very small, compared to the fiasco of Shu Han, Eastern Wu can be said to be zero losses.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    The Battle of Yiling was a very fierce war, and the statement that there was zero loss in Eastern Wu must be an exaggeration, and the real situation should be that Eastern Wu won the victory in the war, and the loss of troops was small.

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    It is impossible to have zero losses in the war, this is all an exaggeration in **, and it is impossible to beautify Soochow in reality.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    As long as it is a war, there is no such thing as zero loss, but in this war, Soochow suffered relatively few losses and won relatively large victories, which is an exaggeration.

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    Soochow has an advantage in military and economic aspects, and will naturally win, but the losses are small in terms of large ones, and it cannot be said that there are zero losses.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    It is impossible to have zero mistakes in war, that's just a description rendering in **, and there will definitely be ** in the real battle, no matter which side it is.

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    The battle of Yiling did not record how much Wu Sunquan paid in the Middle East, but at least it is certain that Eastern Wu could not have zero losses.

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    Shu Han only occupied the two states at that time, the disparity in strength is too great, in fact, Zhuge Liang is very clear that Shu is unlikely to unify the world, in Longzhong said in the middle, first unite Wu, wait for the world to change, in order to figure Cao, that is to say, with the power of Wu Shu also have the opportunity to figure Cao, Shu alone is impossible, Kong Ming later seven out of Qishan, are all loyal, in fact, Liu Bei launched the battle of Yiling is not as simple as avenging Guan Yu, how can Liu Bei I have a difficult and difficult foundation to launch a national war for his own selfishness, Liu Bei was completely carried away, wanting to expand Wu's strength and then the world, I think Liu Bei seems to be gambling, he has just been called the emperor, and he is older, just this one, if he can make a result, he will earn it, and there is a little bit of meaning to fight hard.

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-15

    It can only delay the time when Shu Han was ** by Cao Wei, and it can't change the trend of history at all, because Shu Han is too weak.

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-14

    It's the same whether to fight or not, the strength of Shu at that time was already stronger than Wei and Wu, but there was a lack of logistical supplies, and just now it was necessary to stabilize the people's hearts, etc., Wu could not connive at Shu to destroy Wei or defeat Wei, once this happened, Wu would also be destroyed by Shu. So whether there is or not, this is inevitable, but fortunately there is this stop, otherwise maybe Wu will form an alliance with Wei

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-13

    It is unpredictable, because history cannot be changed, and Shu Han did not attack Eastern Wu and there was a battle of Yiling, so you can't ask questions about tampering with history!! We need to respect history!!

  26. Anonymous users2024-01-12

    Possibly defeat Wei and unify the north? Maybe finally defeat Soochow and unify the world? But history is history and we can't sympathize, besides, Shu Han is the weakest in the Three Kingdoms, although there is a wise general Kong Ming, but there is no technique to "support" the sky, Shu Han will eventually be destroyed, don't deify Kong Ming!

  27. Anonymous users2024-01-11

    These armies can be used to attack Wei and maintain the attack on Wei for a period of time, but they cannot change the trend of historical development and the trend of the Three Kingdoms returning to Jin.

  28. Anonymous users2024-01-10

    After all, it will perish on time. Shu can be said to be a country supported by a few people, the key to its country's strength lies in those people, and the key to its demise is also in those people.

  29. Anonymous users2024-01-09

    Maybe the foundation of Shu will grow a little bit, and Guan Yu is not the only one who is a fierce general in the world, but the touching emotions of his brother have become the biggest stumbling block in Shu.

  30. Anonymous users2024-01-08

    can't change the trend of history, Zhuge Liang's policy of governing the country is problematic, and the people are hurting money! There are also problems in employing people, and it is impossible to change the trend of the Three Kingdoms returning to Jin.

  31. Anonymous users2024-01-07

    It will not be ranked last in the Three Kingdoms, at least it will be stronger than Wu Guo.

  32. Anonymous users2024-01-06

    Jingzhou is lost, and everything is over.

  33. Anonymous users2024-01-05

    The Battle of Yiling, also known as the Battle of Yiting, was a campaign launched by Liu Bei, the monarch of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, against Eastern Wu, and the last of the "Three Great Battles" of the Three Kingdoms. In July 221, three months after Liu Bei became emperor, he immediately waved his troops to the east on the grounds of avenging the general Guan Yu, and the momentum was strong. Sun Quan, the monarch of Eastern Wu, immediately responded with Lu Xun leading his army, and Lu Xun used the method of waiting for work to block the offensive of the Shu army, and defeated the Shu army in the area of Yiling in August 222.

    So, the answer is Lu Xun!!

  34. Anonymous users2024-01-04

    Lu Xun. In the Battle of Yiling, Sun Quan sent Lu Xun to lead the army to meet the battle, so it should be Lu Xun who led the Eastern Wu army to defeat the Shu Han army led by Liu Bei.

    Expansion: The Battle of Yiling, also known as the Battle of Yiling and the Battle of Yiting, was a large-scale battle launched by Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty against Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, and was a famous successful example of active defense in the history of ancient Chinese warfare, and the last of the "Three Great Battles" of the Three Kingdoms. In July of the first year of Zhang Wu (221), that is, three months after Liu Bei became emperor, Liu Bei waved his troops to conquer Sun Quan of Eastern Wu on the grounds of avenging the famous general Guan Yu, and the momentum was strong. After Sun Quan failed to make peace, he decided to seek peace with Cao Wei on the one hand and avoid fighting on two fronts, and on the other hand, he sent Lu Xun to lead his army to fight.

    Lu Xun used the method of waiting for work to block the offensive of the Shu Han army, and defeated the Shu Han army in the area of Yiling in August of the second year of Zhangwu (222). The fiasco in the Battle of Yiling was another major loss in strength of Shu Han after Guan Yu lost Jingzhou.

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