Why is Li Yuanba, who is brave and fierce, called the first fierce general in the turbulent times of

This is because Li Yuanba is very fierce, but he seems to have a little problem with his spirit, so he is not afraid of death in the battlefield at all, so he is called a fierce general by everyone.

Because Li Yuanba is a prodigy, his pair of hammers are very powerful, invincible all over the world, and no one is invincible in the Sui and Tang dynasties.

Holding a pair of 800-pound gold hammers, no one is its opponent. Jinyang Palace competed, defeated the Tianbao general Yuwen Chengdu, and became famous in a battle.

No one in "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" can beat Li Yuanba.

In "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", there are many fierce generals, but the ones standing at the top are nothing more than a few people such as Li Yuanba, Yuwen Chengdu and Pei Yuanqing, and Li Yuanba has always been regarded as the first fierce general in the book; And this Li Yuanba's record is indeed brilliant, in the battle of Purple Mountain, he easily killed Yuwen Chengdu, and then killed only 650,000 of the 1.85 million army like a fly, which is really terrifying.

Many martial arts heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties couldn't even catch him with one hammer, let alone three hammers. For example, Luo Cheng, the seventh good man of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Luo Cheng's "Luo family gun" is very powerful, and he used the horse pistol to pick the backer Yang Lin. But Luo Cheng couldn't even catch Li Yuanba's hammer:

Luo Cheng slapped his horse and shook his gun to fight, and was hit by Yuanba with a hammer. Luo Chengdang's one made the gun into two sections, shook the tiger's mouth, and fled for his life. Li Yuanba interrupted Luo Cheng's "Five-Hook Flying Spear" with a single hammer.

The real Li Yuanba actually died very early, and he was not as powerful as the TV series said, he was just an ordinary general.

The strength of martial arts is above Li Shimin, and he can also defeat Li Jiancheng, so he is a very powerful general.

There is no fierce general named Li Yuanba in history, and people can't help but associate this character with Li Shimin's younger brother Li Xuanba.

There is a prototype, but it is completely different from the legend.

He is indeed Li Yuan's 4th son, but he fell ill at the age of 16 and returned to the West, in essence, he is an immortal who is extremely exaggerated and apocryphal by folk storytelling. Moreover, the real name of this prototype is Li Xuanba, and it was later generations who changed its historical name to Li Yuanba in order to avoid Emperor Xuanye of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty.

The fourth biography of the New Tang Dynasty Book Gaozu Zhuzi contains: Wei Huai Wang Xuanba character Dade. Young. Sui Daye is ten years old, sixteen years old, and has no children. In the first year of Wude, he chased the king and gave it to the governor of Qinzhou and Sikong.

This means that in history he did nothing and died at the age of sixteen.

The legendary Li Yuanba: The first good man in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, he was thin and withered, a pair of eight-sided purple gold hammers weighing 800 catties in his palm, and the crotch mounted chased the wind and white clouds. At that time, almost no one could walk three rounds in front of Li Yuanba's horse, and he was completely the first fierce general of the Sui and Tang dynasties, and it can be said that Li Yuanba, the king of Zhao, was an invincible opponent all over the world at that time (I think I am afraid that Li Cunxiao, the thirteenth Taibao at the end of the Tang Dynasty, could PK with him).

Siming Mountain Li Yuanba defeated the anti-king army of 230,000; Successively killed the famous generals Wu Tianxi and Yuwen Chengdu, and faced more than one million troops in the Purple Mountain, a pair of golden hammers were like swatting flies, only hitting the corpse mountain and the sea of blood, forcing Li Mi to hand over the jade seal, and the anti-king offered a surrender table. Such an invincible fierce god was later struck to death by lightning.

There is this character in history, this man is infinitely large, thin, and quick to react, he was not killed by his own hammer, but by lightning.

This person who can suppress Li Yuanba is Luo Shixin, one of the four fierce generals of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Because of his good marksmanship, he became a fierce general at the turn of the Sui and Tang dynasties at that time, and even surrendered the famous Li Yuanba to obedience.

You must know that Li Yuanba could be regarded as a dominant role at that time, Li Yuanba's double hammer is even more frightened by many people, who have heard and seen Li Yuanba's double hammer, all marvel at his peerless martial arts. Of course, if you want to be able to suppress such a powerful person, it is definitely impossible without real kung fu.

At that time, neither of the two was convinced, especially Li Yuanba. At that time, Li Yuanba had already defeated many people with his martial arts, and he was not very famous for a person like Luo Shixin, naturally he didn't put it in his eyes, so he started a provocation against Luo Shixin, and even began to verbally attack him. Luo Shixin**, who is also a martial arts practitioner, can withstand such an insult, so without saying a word, he picked up his gun and stabbed Li Yuanba.

This shot was too late and that it was fast, but I saw that this fast gun had already reached Li Yuanba's vital point, and Li Yuanba was forced to dodge, and it took a lot of strength to dodge this fierce blow. However, Luo Shixin did not stop there, but the more fierce the battle, and the faster the attack, this time Li Yuanba gradually couldn't bear it, although his own pair of sledgehammers danced very well, but in front of Luo Shixin, it seemed to be a fist embroidered legs, and it didn't work at all.

And although Luo Shixin defeated Li Yuanba, he did not make any noise, but quickly left the crowd, leaving Li Yuanba alone awkwardly in place.

Chinese history, ancient Chinese history, military, history, Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Li Yuanba is very powerful, but this person can suppress him, this person is still one of the four fierce Sui and Tang dynasties.

This person is Luo Shixin, Li Yuanba is known for his force, and if he can suppress him, he will naturally defeat him by force, and Luo Shixin's marksmanship is the most powerful, and Li Yuanba is also a defeated general, so he can naturally suppress him.

Rothson. Luo Shixin's force, among which he was best at using guns, his marksmanship was unmatched by no one at that time.

Li Yuanba is very powerful, but this person can suppress him, this person is Luo Shixin, he is good at using marksmanship.

Li Yuanba is very powerful, but this person can stop him, this person is still one of the four fierce men of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, he is Luo Shixin.

This person is Luo Shixin, Luo Shixin is good at making guns, his marksmanship is incomparable, Li Yuanba and Luo Shixin had a competition, Li Yuanba was defeated, and Li Yuanba was also convinced by Luo Shixin.

Qin Qiong, he is Li Yuanba's father-in-law, not about the level of martial arts, but because Li Yuanba admires Qin Qiong and listens to him since he was a child.

The storyteller's nonsense makes up character events.

I answer correctly, keep your mouth and hands in check. Li Yuanba has no such person in history. I hope you do something practical. Promote more industrial and agricultural knowledge. Don't talk about these useless things. Take the next example for example.

The Wagang Five Tigers exist.

The backer Wang Yang Lin, Taibao Wei Wentong and Luo Yi all exist.

Yuwen Chengdu and Pei Yuanqing are all real.

**That's it, the most powerful military generals in history are Xue Rengui, Chen Qingzhi, Xiang Yu, Yue Fei, Ran Min, **Among them, he can rank second among the mortals after the Qin Dynasty, second only to Li Cunxiao of the Five Generations of Remnant Tang Dynasty.

Li Yuanba is just an artistic fiction of a writer. Some of the people in the Legend of the Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties have, some don't, and even if they do, their kung fu is not so powerful. Art only! Xiang Yu, Xue Rengui, Yue Fei, Qi Jiguang, etc. in history are all top masters of different dynasties, and they should be so powerful!

Of course it's amazing, but he died young.

The biography of the heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties, there are true and false.

It's just a storytelling, don't take it seriously, it's a folklore, passed down orally. Some of them are true, maybe history is true, but many others are fictional, such as the first Meng Luo Shixin, who is a moderately mentally handicapped person in the commentary, but in history he is a man of all kinds of civil and military talents.

Anyway, it is true that Li Shimin later became the emperor.

It's basically fictional, it's all fake, and the generals' martial arts are not very high.

Of course it's fiction, hehe, Li Yuanba is the biggest fiction.