What was the real cause of Zhou Yu s death? The real cause of Zhou Yu s death in history?

Zhou Baiquan told reporters that this can be regarded as an unjust case for the ages. "I searched and found out that it was actually Luo Guanzhong who spoofed Zhou Yu. Zhou Baiquan said that according to the newly discovered "Wudong Genealogy", Zhou Yu was hit by a poisoned arrow when he was fighting with Cao Cao's general Cao Ren's army in Nanjun (near Hefei, Anhui), and died of his wounds a year later, and he was still very young when he died

36 years old. "In Luo Guanzhong's **, Zhou Yu was killed by Zhuge Liang in three angers for a reason. Zhou Baiquan said that Zhou Yu has two sons, the eldest son Zhou Xun, who has the style of Zhou Yu, but Zhou Xun died early.

And Zhou Yu's second son, Zhou Yin, was sent to Luling County (now Wudong, Ji'an, Jiangxi) because of his words. When Zhou Yin arrived in Luling County, he was once depressed, and was favored by a local veteran surnamed Luo (that is, Luo Guanzhong's ancestor) and married his daughter to him. Since then, the two families have become in-laws.

Until the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the Zhou family was the Zhou Xu generation, and the Luo family was the Luo Guanzhong generation. Luo Guanzhong failed in every imperial examination, but Zhou Xu, a descendant of Zhou Yu, was named on the gold list, and Luo Guanzhong was very unconvinced. Later, Luo Guanzhong followed his father to Taiyuan, Shanxi Province to run the salt industry, and he didn't like it very much, and often went to the teahouse to listen to the opera of the Three Kingdoms.

At that time, the operas of the Three Kingdoms were all orthodox with the surname Liu, and later generations transferred the credit of Zhou Yu to Zhuge Liang. Luo Guanzhong listened to it in his ears and thought it was interesting, so he adapted and adapted what he usually heard and wrote "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", not only did he not rehabilitate Zhou Yu, the ancestor of the Zhou family who was related to him, but also carried out exaggerated creations to spoof Zhou Yu, in order to achieve the purpose of derogating Zhou Xu, a Jinshi of the Ming Dynasty who took the imperial examination at the same time as himself. ”

To put it simply, he died of illness on the way to Shu in the fifteenth year of Jian'an (210). As for what the disease is, the official history seems to be unrecorded. Everyone has their own opinions, what tuberculosis, myocardial infarction and the like.

Died of illness at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve.

Zhou Yu in history is actually very generous, and he is still a handsome guy! Zhou Yu has been friends with Sun Ce since he was a child, and when Sun Ce first rose, Zhou Yu swept Jiangdong and sent money and food to help Sun Ce achieve great things. Yuan Shu admired Zhou Yu's talent and wanted to hire Zhou Yu as a general, but Zhou Yu refused because Yuan Shu was difficult to achieve great things, and then managed to officially defect to Sun Ce, and fought with Sun Ce in the south and the north, making great contributions to the foundation of Jiangdong, and was deeply trusted by Sun Ce.

After Sun Ce was assassinated, Zhou Yu and Zhang Zhao jointly assisted Sun Quan and took charge of military and political affairs. After Cao Cao eliminated Yuan Shao, he coerced Sun Quan to send his son as a hostage, and Zhou Yu had lofty ambitions and dissuaded Sun Quan from sending him hostage. At the time of the Battle of Chibi, he fought against Cao, and foresaw the disadvantages of Cao's army and the advantages of our army, and commanded the whole army to defeat Cao's army in Chibi and Wulin, which was the most classic battle in the history of the Three Kingdoms.

Later, he successfully conquered Nanjun, a strategic point in Jingzhou, and Cao Ren was defeated. After the Battle of Chibi, Zhou Yu suggested to Sun Quan to send troops to capture Shu, eliminate Zhang Lu, annex Liu Zhang, and divide the world with Cao Cao, and Zhou Yu died in Baling at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve while making military preparations in Jiangling.

Historically, Zhou Yu was broad-minded and magnanimous. The veteran Cheng Pu was dissatisfied with Zhou Yu because of his young status but higher than himself, and insulted him in person many times, Zhou Yu didn't care about him, Cheng Pu was finally impressed by Zhou Yu's talent and morality, and was moved to say: "Friends with Zhou Gongjin, if you drink mellow mash, you don't feel drunk", and became friends with him.

The narrow-minded Zhou Yu described in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a supporting role image deliberately created by Luo Guanzhong in order to set off Zhuge Liang, which is an artistic treatment and cannot be taken seriously; Of course, "Three Qi Zhou Yu" has no historical basis, and Zhou Yu finally died of illness on the way.

Zhou Yu is proficient in music and rhythm, elegant and elegant, and can hear the fallacies in the song even when he is drunk, so the history books record the folk song cloud: "If the song is wrong, Zhou Lang Gu", "If you want to get Zhou Lang Gu, you always mistakenly blow the strings." ”

A person who secretly plots to kill a friendly commander at the moment of a strong enemy.

Zhou Yu's death was due to his own arrow sores.

Zhou Yu also had no intention of assassinating Zhuge Liang. Zhou Yu is a person who is open-minded, honest and honest, and loves talents very much. Zhou Yu moved the old-timer Cheng Pudu so much that he said, "Having sex with Zhou Gongjin is like drinking mellow mash, and you don't feel drunk", how could you not accommodate Zhuge Liang, who was seven years younger than him and had no status at that time?

It is said that Zhou Yu was angry with Zhuge Liang In fact, Zhou Yu's death was angry, why didn't Zhuge Liang use it for Dongwu His brother was in Dongwu, why didn't Zhuge Liang come

In fact, his death was not because Zhuge Liang was angry with him, but because he couldn't be used for Eastern Wu In the end, what he said was Shengyu, He Shengliang! It's also because of what this said !!

was killed by Zhuge Liang's three angers!