Pang Tong was not killed by Zhuge Liang in the end

Mr. Hina Pang Tong died on the road to Xichuan, and it is said that the name of that place was Luofengpo. In other words, his death was planned by God a long time ago. At the time of the crime, Mr. Pang was riding Liu Bei's mount.

This horse is very famous, called "Lou". Someone said to Liu Bei, haven't you heard of "Lu's Lu, riding will be a hindrance to the master"? Liu Bei didn't believe it, and it was estimated that he was reluctant to be famous.

Heroes generally have this problem.

Pang Tong's death is a subtle stroke of Luo Guanzhong!

Like many historical materials, Pang Tong's talent in "Romance" is extremely positive, however, when Luo Guanzhong wrote that Pang Tong was killed, he deliberately interspersed a paragraph: Pang Tong was thrown off the horse because of the horse's stumbling hooves before the expedition, Liu Bei saw him fall off the horse and thought that his horse was not good, so he lent him his horse, but it was precisely because of this horse that Pang Tong was mistaken for Liu Bei, so he was killed by an arrow in Luofengpo This is really a pity, so some people commented on Liu Bei, thinking that it was not his, Some people even think that Liu Bei deliberately framed Pang Tong, and such a view not only disrespects the author's thoughts, but is also unrealistic. But, after all, why did Luo Guanzhong deliberately intersperse this paragraph?

Wouldn't that be even more controversial? For Luo Guanzhong, who is anti-Cao, isn't this the opposite?

However, before that, Cai Mao had said that Liu Bei's horse was named "Lu" to ride the horse, and later Xu Shu also said this, but because of Xu Shu's temptation, it was not over, but after all, the horse "will interfere with Liu Bei", and the author will come to Pang Tong to change the horse, and Pang Tong will be hindered

From this, it can be seen that the beauty of Luo Guanzhong, not only with the front of the correspondence, to make it coherent, but also closely integrated with history, especially interspersed with that paragraph, it is precisely for this matter, its subtlety is so that it has to be admired.

Pang Tong was not killed by Zhuge Liang.

Died in battle. In 214 A.D. (the nineteenth year of Jian'an), Liu Bei transferred Zhuge Liang, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and others to lead troops to conquer Emperor Bai, Jiangzhou, and Jiangyang. Soon, Liu Bei besieged the city of Yucheng (in the area of present-day Guanghan in present-day Deyang).

Pang Tong led the people to attack the city, was shot by a flying arrow, and died. He was Chinese New Year's Eve six years old. Liu Bei was extremely sorry and shed tears when he talked about Pang Tong.

In recognition of his merits, his father was appointed as a councilor, and later promoted to a counselor. Liu Bei posthumously gave Pang Tong the Marquis of Guannei and named him the Marquis of Jing.

I roughly agree with the opinion of the first floor, on the night when Liu Bei captured Liu Zhang, Pang Tong said Liu Bei two sentences, Liu Bei held a grudge, in Luofengpo, Liu Bei put his Lu Ma who was only someone else's Lu Ma to sit down, and killed Pang Tong, in fact, the most treacherous in the Three Kingdoms was Liu Bei.

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