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In the fourteenth year of Jian'an [209 AD], Zhou Yu defeated Cao Ren and occupied Nanjun, and Sun Quan appointed Zhou Yu as a partial general and led Nanjun Taishou.

In May of the nineteenth year of Jian'an [214 AD], Sun Quan conquered the city of Anhui. Leap month, conquer Anhui City.

In the same year, Sun Quan fought with Ling Tong, Gan Ning and others in northern Jinbei and Cao Cao's army, and was defeated by the Wei general Zhang Liao, and Sun Quan escaped by jumping over the bridge in Jinbei on horseback.

In July of the fifth year of Huangwu [226 AD], Sun Quan heard that Cao Pi had died, conquered Wei, besieged Shiyang, and captured Jiangxia.

In May of the seventh year of Huangwu in Eastern Wu [228 AD], Poyang Taishou Zhou Yi rebelled and lured Wei general Cao Xiu. In August, Sun Quan went to Anhui and sent the general Lu Xun to supervise the generals to break Cao Xiu in Shiting.

231 A.D.] (the third year of the Huanglong reign of Eastern Wu) the Eastern Wu general Sun Bu surrendered to lure the Wei general Wang Xuan, and in October, Sun Quan lurked in Fuling with a large army, and Wang Wei retreated after sensing the strategy of Eastern Wu.

232 AD] (the first year of Jiahe) Wu Wei fought for Liaodong.

A.D. 233] (Jiahe 2nd year) Gongsun Yuan was capricious and turned his face against Eastern Wu, Sun Quan wanted to go north, but was dissuaded by his subordinates, so he crusaded against Cao Wei, Hefei and other places, but returned in vain.

A.D. 234] (Jiahe 3rd year) May, Sun Quan sent Lu Xun, Zhuge Jin and others to Tunjiangxia and Chukou, Sun Shao, Zhang Cheng and others to Guangling and Huaiyang, Sun Quan led a large army to besiege Hefei New City, and finally returned again in vain.

In October 237 (the sixth year of Jiahe), Sun Quan sent Quan Cong to attack Lu'an, but the battle did not go well.

A.D. 241] (the fourth year of Chiwu) in the summer and April, Sun Quan sent Quan Cong to attack Huainan, Zhuge Ke to attack Lu'an, Zhu Ran to besiege Fancheng, and Zhuge Jin took the Zhong.

A.D. 243] (the sixth year of Chiwu) Zhuge Ke conquered Lu'an and broke the Wei general Xie Shunying.

In February 246 (the ninth year of Chiwu), Sun Quan sent Zhu Ran to conquer Wei and kill more than 1,000 enemies.

13 times in total.

I remember that there is a chapter named Zhang Liaowei Zhen Xiaoyaojin, it is Sun Quan who attacked Cao Cao, but lost, the details are as follows.

In August of the twentieth year of Jian'an (215 AD), Sun Quan, the lord of Wu, personally led 100,000 troops to attack Hefei on the occasion of Cao Cao's westward expedition. At this time, there were only more than 7,000 people stationed in Hefei City, such as Zhang Liao, Li Dian, Lejin and Xue Yi. The two armies confronted each other, and the disparity in numbers was huge.

Before Cao Cao set out on the expedition, he estimated that Sun Quan might invade Hefei again. Therefore, he wrote an order in advance, sealed it in a wooden letter, and handed it to the protector Xue Yi, asking him to "thief to Naifa" and act according to the plan. When Sun Quan's soldiers approached the city, Xue Yi and the generals opened the wooden letter and saw the order

If Sun Quan arrives, Generals Zhang and Li will go to war, General Le will defend, and the guards will not have to fight. In Cao Cao's view, Zhang Liao and Li Dian were fierce generals who could fight well, so they made them fight, and Lejin was a heavy man, so they made them defend the city; Xue Yi was a civilian official, so he did not participate in the war.

The generals read the order and were full of doubts. Le Jin, Li Dian, and others believed that there was a huge disparity in the strength of the two armies, and it was difficult to win the battle. Zhang Liao saw this case and said:

Cao Gong is on an expedition today, if he waits for reinforcements to come to his rescue, even if the reinforcements come, we will have already been defeated by the Wu army at that time. Now, when the Wu army has not yet gained a stable foothold, it is necessary to take the initiative to attack, so as to frustrate its spirit and defend the city. When Le Jin and the others heard Zhang Liao's words, they still hesitated.

Zhang Liao said angrily: "The opportunity for success or failure, in this battle, if you are suspicious, I Zhang Liao will decide it alone." Li Diansu and Zhang Liao were at odds, and seeing that Zhang Liao was so resolute at this time, he also spoke generously:

In this major national matter, since the general has made up his mind and is desperate for himself, can we sacrifice the great righteousness with small selfishness? Therefore, the generals followed Zhang Liao's opinion, recruited 800 people who dared to die overnight, and set up a banquet to strengthen the army.

The next morning, Zhang Liao put on armor and held a halberd, shouted "Zhang Liao is here", and led the crowd to rush into the enemy formation. At this time, Wu Jun was unprepared and at a loss. Zhang Liao killed dozens of people in a row, and beheaded Chen Wu and two other generals of Eastern Wu, and approached Sun Quan's account to take his life.

Sun Quan was shocked, and in a panic, he boarded an earthen ram and held a halberd to defend himself. Seeing that Zhang Liao had few soldiers, Wu Jun quickly surrounded Zhang Liao and densely surrounded Zhang Liao for several layers. Zhang Liao was not afraid, rushed left and right, fought a bloody way, and led dozens of people under his command to rush out of the encirclement.

At this time, Li Dian also led people to respond, and the two sides fought until noon, and the Wu army was heavy and its morale was greatly reduced. Seeing that the purpose of the battle had been achieved, Zhang Liao led his people back to the city to strengthen the defense.

After that, although Sun Quan continued to besiege the city for more than ten days, he could not break the city, so he withdrew his army and returned. When the Wu army retreated one after another, Sun Quan and a few generals patrolled on the north bank of Xiaoyaojin and were detected by the Wei army. Zhang Liao immediately led several cavalry to raid Sun Quan.

Wu generals Gan Ning, Lü Meng and Zhang Liao fought hard, while Ling Tong led his own troops to protect Sun Quan to break through. When Sun Quan and others rode to Xiaoyaojin Bridge, they saw that the south plate of the bridge had been demolished and could not cross. At this critical juncture, Wu General Gu Li was in a hurry, and whipped Sun Quan behind his mount, "to help the horse".

The horse jumped hard, flew over the bridge, and Sun Quan escaped and survived.

The history of this battle is called "Zhang Liaowei Zhen Xiaoyaojin", which is a famous example of the Wei army winning more with less during the Three Kingdoms period.

Wei attacked Sun Quan, and Zhuge Liang attacked Wei, but few Wei directly attacked Shu Han and Eastern Wu took the initiative to fight Wei.

Generally, Zhuge Liang united with Lu Xun to attack Wei, Wei attacked Eastern Wu, and Zhuge Liang provoked Wei.

The only time he personally led troops to attack Hefei. Fiasco.

This one. It seems that there are very few and Wei are good, and there are more with Shu.

Khan, big brother, your question is beyond my ability, and I can't help it

1. Cao Cao - Wei (but in fact, he did not claim the title of emperor).

Wei State: In 220 AD, Cao Cao's son Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty and became emperor, building the capital Luoyang, with the country name "Wei" and the history called "Cao Wei". Ruling area: [The area and north of the Yellow River Valley, as well as the Hetao area of Henan, and the capital of the Western Regions].

2. Liu Bei - Shu State.

Shu State: Liu Bei.

In 221 A.D., he was proclaimed emperor in Wudannan, Chengdu, with the country name "Han", and the history was called "Shu Han" or "Ji Han". Ruling area: [Hubei, most of Hunan, and Sichuan to the west].

3. Sun Quan - Wu Guo.

Wu Guo: Sun Quan.

In 222 A.D., he was called king in Jianye, and in 229 he officially ascended the throne as emperor in Wuchang (now Echeng, Hubei), with the country name "Wu", and changed to the first year of Huanglong, known as "Eastern Wu" or "Sun Wu" in history. Later, the capital was moved to Jianye (now Nanjing). Ruling area: [middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, south of the Yangtze River].

The Three Kingdoms (220 years in the narrow sense, 280 years in the broad sense, 184 years, 190 years or 208 years 280 years) is a period of Chinese history with three states: Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Sun Wu.

Cao Cao of Wei: Occupy the north. Zhisi, Henan, Yan, Qing, Xu, Liang, Yong, Hebei, You, Jing, Yang and other prefectures.

Among them, Liangzhou led Wuji to protect the Western Regions; Youzhou's territory reaches Liaodong; The southern prefectures are roughly connected to Han and Wu respectively by the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River, with more than 660,000 households and a population of more than 4.4 million.

Liu Bei of Shu State: mainly owns Yizhou, Hanzhong, Nanban and other places (now Sichuan and Yunnan, northern Guizhou, and the area of the old Hanzhong Mansion in Shaanxi).

Sun Quan of Wu Guo: Yangzhou, Jiaozhou, and the southern part of Jingzhou are the whole territory of Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangdong, and Hunan, the southern part of Hubei, Jiangsu, and Anhui, and a small part of Henan.

Liu Bei (peak) - mainly in Yizhou, Jingzhou (Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan, Hubei) Sun Quan (peak) - mainly in Yangzhou, Jiaozhou (southern Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong area) (in later years, Wei Wen occupied Taiwan).

Cao Cao (peak) - mainly in Youzhou, Jizhou, Bingzhou, Sizhou, Yongzhou, Liangzhou, Yanzhou, Yuzhou, Qingzhou (that is to say, almost the entire north of the Qinhuai line!)

Because they are all peaks, there is some overlap.

Is it before, in the past, Liu Bei was Yizhou and Jingzhou, and some of the southwest barbarians, and later set the capital Chengdu, Jingzhou finally lost Sun Quan is the Huainan (Yangzhou) began to be in Chaisang, and later established the state of Wu after the capital Jianye, and later seized Jingzhou, Jiaozhou, and part of Nanyi.

Cao Cao is Qing, You, and, Hebei, Xu, Henan, Gunzhou plus the last Liangzhou, and later the capital Xu Du returned to Jin.

Wei Zhisi, Yu, Yan, Qing, Xu, Liang, Yong, Hebei, You, And, Jing, Yang and other prefectures. Among them, Liangzhou led Wuji to protect the Western Regions; Youzhou's territory reaches Liaodong; The southern states are roughly connected to Han and Wu respectively by the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River, and Wei has more than 660,000 households and a population of more than 4.4 million.

Hanzhi Yizhou, from Qinling to Nanzhong. There are 280,000 households, 940,000 people, 40,000 officials, and more than 100,000 soldiers.

Wu Youyang, Jing, Jiao three states. There are more than 520,000 households, 2.3 million mouths, more than 30,000 officials, and 230,000 soldiers.

Answer: Territory: It has most of Yangzhou, the west and south of Jingzhou, and Jiaozhou, and Sun Wubei and Cao Wei are facing each other in the Yangtze River and Huai River and the Han River, with Jianye and Jiangling as important towns, and Shu Han in the west adjacent to the Three Gorges, and Xiling as important towns; It is bounded by the East China Sea in the east and south to the South China Sea, and the central part of Vietnam in the south.

The details are as follows:

Perdition: Sun Quan died on May 21, 252.

Eastern Wu perished in March 280 when the Western Jin Dynasty captured Stone City and Sun Hao surrendered to the Jin Dynasty.

In Jiangnan, the state of Wu finally died in the state of Wei.

Cao Jun sent a letter south to persuade Sun Quan to surrender, Sun Quan and Lu Su were beneficial to unite with Liu Bei to fight against Cao Cao, it was Lu Su who persuaded Sun Quan to resist Cao Cao, and it was Zhou Yu who strengthened Sun Quan's confidence.

First of all, Lu Su to Dangyang to unite Liu Bei was authorized by Sun Quan; Secondly, when Cao Cao was about to kill, Sun Quan discussed with everyone, and everyone was looking at the lead to surrender, and Lu Su, who did not speak, took advantage of the absence of everyone to say to Sun Quan Zen Qiao Whoever surrenders can do it, but you can't, whoever surrenders Cao Cao can have a small official to do, and you want to intend the world, this said to Sun Quan's heart.

Finally, at the meeting convened by Sun Quan, Zhou Yu clearly said that Cao Cao was a thief under the pretense of being a Han minister, which strengthened Sun Quan's righteousness in not surrendering.