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I love watching the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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There are only 60 times in total, how can there be 65 times?
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Battle of Yiling.
The Battle of Yiling, also known as the Battle of Yiling and the Battle of Yiting, was a battle 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, that is, 3 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.
Battle of Guandu. The Battle of Guandu was one of the "Three Great Battles" in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and it was also one of the famous battles in Chinese history in which the weak defeated the strong. In the fifth year (200 years) of Emperor Jian'an of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's army and Yuan Shao's army held each other in Guandu (now northeast of Zhongmu, Henan), and fought a strategic decisive battle here. Cao Cao made a surprise attack on Yuan's granary at Wuchao (present-day Fengqiuxi, Henan), and then routed the main force of Yuan's army.
This battle laid the foundation for Cao Cao's unification of northern China.
The Battle of Red Cliffs. The Battle of Chibi refers to the famous battle in which the combined forces of Sun Quan and Liu Bei defeated Cao Cao's army in the area of Chibi on the Yangtze River (now northwest of Chibi, Hubei) in the thirteenth year of Emperor Jian'an of the Han Dynasty (208), laying the foundation for the establishment of the Three Kingdoms. The date of the war is July - 12, 208 A.D. It is one of the famous examples of winning more with less in history. Huh
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The Battle of Yiling was a sign of Shu from strength to decline, Guan Yu was killed before the Battle of Yiling, Zhang Fei was killed in the early stage of the Battle of Yiling, and Liu Bei also died after the Battle of Yiling, and the Battle of Yiling led to the complete rupture of the alliance between Eastern Wu and Shu Han.
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The battle of Yiling caused the elite troops of Shu Han to lose all of them, and lost the foundation of the Northern Expedition to unify the Central Plains, and at the same time, Eastern Wu also spent a lot of manpower and material resources, which can be said to be a defeat for both sides, so that Shu and Wu both countries lost their ability to forge ahead, and could only protect themselves, making it a matter of time for Cao Wei to win the world.
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The Battle of Yiling directly changed the situation of the Three Kingdoms, and to a certain extent, accelerated the pace of the unification of the Three Kingdoms, and Wei re-emerged as the strongest side of the Three Kingdoms.
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With the defeat and death of Liu Bei, the Shu Taishou or Wang clan openly rebelled, which also caused the strength of Shu Han to decline, which later led to its demise.
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The battle of Yiling was due to the fact that Wu State used a trick to kill Liu Bei's brother Guan Yu in order to seize Jingzhou, and the thief killed Zhang Fei, Liu Bei remembered Taoyuan's righteousness, did not listen to Zhuge Liang's words, and asked Zhuge Liang to guard Chengdu, personally drive the expedition, to destroy Eastern Wu, for Guan, Zhang revenge. Sun Quan was very panicked when he heard about it, and sent people to sue for peace and return them to Jingzhou, but Liu Bei repeatedly refused. Sun Quan had no choice but to collect veterans who had experienced a hundred battles to face the battle, but he was defeated by Liu Beijun's fierce generals, and the defeated generals were busy.
Huang Zhong died due to an ambush and an arrow, and Liu Bei vowed to destroy Eastern Wu! The Eastern Wu army was defeated, the people's hearts declined, and Guan and Zhang's enemies were killed. Liu Bei did not give up, and he wanted to destroy the Eastern Wu and go down to the village in Yiling.
At this time, after debate, Soochow sent Lu Xun as the governor. At first, the generals were not convinced by Lu Xun, but later saw that Lu Xun used his troops very well, and they admired him. Lu Xun saw that Liu Bei had committed a taboo in the village, and decided to attack with fire, and went to Liu Bei's army to set fire that night, and sure enough, he set fire to 700 miles, Liu Bei's soldiers were defeated and busy, almost killed, and retreated to the White Emperor City, which was Liu Bei's last battle.
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Sun Quan attacked Jingzhou and killed Guan Yu.
Liu Bei is both public and private, and he plans to fight back against Jingzhou to avenge Guan Yu.
Lu Xun found that the morale of the Shu army was strong, so he took the initiative to retreat 200 miles, gave the difficult mountain road to the Shu army, and occupied Yiling by himself.
Liu Bei thought that Lu Xun was not an opponent so he retreated, and he took the initiative to fight, but Lu Xun never came out.
The war dragged on from winter to summer, and Jingzhou was known as a furnace in what is now Hubei, and the soldiers lacked water sources and had difficulty in logistical supplies.
Liu Bei had no choice but to let the troops find water sources and mountains nearby, disperse and set up camps, and the troops stretched for 700 miles, intending to launch an attack after the autumn. Because the problem of water can only be solved by decentralizing the camps.
Lu Xun found that Liu Bei's troops were too scattered, gathered the main force, and pushed back in one go, eating the scattered 50 camps one by one.
During this period, according to the characteristics of these camps in the woodland, special fire attack countermeasures were set up, which was the icing on the cake. Concentrate the main forces on the attack and scatter the troops, and win without attacking with fire.
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Guandu: Cao Cao attacked Yuan Shao, Cao Cao attacked Wuchao at night, cut off Yuan Shao's grain and grass, disturbed the morale of the army, and defeated Yuan Shao.
Chibi: Sun and Liu's allied forces resisted Cao, Zhuge Liang tongue fought against Confucianism, borrowed the east wind, Zhou Yu and Huang Gai successfully burned Chibi with bitter meat and defeated Cao's army.
Yiling: Liu Bei avenged Guan Yu's killing, raised the whole country's troops to attack Wu, Wu Luxun burned the joint camp for 700 miles and defeated Liu Bei, and after Liu Bei was defeated, the White Emperor City was orphaned.
Of course, there are so many characters and so many personalities in the Three Kingdoms, there must be someone who is suitable for you, but I advise you, choose the role carefully, there are too many tragic characters in the Three Kingdoms.
Liu Bei borrowed Jingzhou--- but did not repay it.
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