About the 49th chapter in Romance of the Three Kingdoms .

The forty-first chapter of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms": Liu Bei led the people of Xinye and Fancheng to Xiangyang City, but Cai Mao did not allow Liu Bei to enter the city. Liu Bei led the people to Jiangling, but was attacked by Cao Cao at Changbanpo, and Liu Bei was separated from his generals and families.

Zhao Yun sacrificed his life to rescue Liu Bei's family in Changbanpo and killed more than 50 famous generals of Cao Ying.

The forty-ninth chapter of the Seven Star Altar Zhuge Sacrifice Wind Sanjiangkou Zhou Yu set fire.

Zhou Yu fell ill due to the lack of an east wind in the middle of winter and the inability to carry out a fire attack. Kong Ming visited the patient and lied that he could borrow the southeast wind for three days to help Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu was overjoyed and arranged for the soldiers to build the Seven Star Altar.

On Jiazi Day, the southeast wind rose. Zhou Yu sent Xu Sheng and others to kill Kong Ming to avoid the trouble of Eastern Wu, who knew that Kong Ming had already returned to Jingzhou on Zhao Yun's boat.

Liu Bei and Zhou Yu respectively sent troops to attack Cao Ying. Huang Gai drove 20 grass boats, sailed to Cao Ying, when he arrived, set a fire, burned Cao Cao's water village, Cao Cao's warships were all connected with iron chains, could not be dispersed, burned into a sea of fire, and even the dry village on the shore was on fire. Huang Gai chased Cao Cao in a small boat and was shot by Zhang Liao and fell into the water.

After Cao Cao was defeated in the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao hurriedly led his men and horses to retreat, and was chased and killed by Lü Meng on the way to Wulin; On the way to Hefei, he was ambushed by Tai Shici and Lu Xun; When fleeing for his life to the tomb, he was killed by Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei successively, and Cao Cao was killed in fear.

After the shock calmed down for a while, Cao Cao looked at Huarong Road and fled, and when he saw that there was no ambush here, he couldn't help laughing and said: "Everyone says that Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang are resourceful, but in my opinion, they are incompetent. If we ambush the army here, we will have to be captured."

The main content of the forty-ninth chapter of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

The Seven Stars Altar Zhuge sacrificed to the wind, and Zhou Yu set fire to the Sanjiangkou.

At the moment of the great enemy, Zhou Yu fell ill and was anxious for everyone. Lu Su went to see Kong Ming, Kong Ming smiled and said, Du Du's illness may be curable, and Su urgently introduced Zhou Lang. Shi Zhoulang was covered with his head, and it was difficult to eat and drink.

When the two met, between joking and teasing, Zhuge said that Zhou Lang owed Dongfeng a heart disease. Zhou Lang couldn't bear it anymore and begged for a cure. Zhuge said, a certain can call the wind and rain.

Zhou Lang jumped up when he heard this, and the pain was gone. Speaking of Zhou Lang's strategy, the fire attack needs to borrow wind power, how can you not know. Even Cao Cao thought that in the middle of winter, if the north wind caught fire, Dongwu would burn himself, so he did not take precautions.

Here, in order to highlight Zhuge God's wit, he forcibly arranged to go to the altar to sacrifice the wind, if not, Zhuge could only go home with a bottle of soy sauce. Throughout the battle of Chibi, Zhuge is the only one.

Zhuge fasted and bathed, and ascended the altar to call the wind. To the east wind with orange hidden, Zhou Lang was stunned, in order to get rid of the trouble, the second general raised the knife to Kong Ming, and immediately beheaded. Unexpectedly, Kong Ming had already flown to Dengzhou, and Zhao Yun responded, and the two generals chased after him in the training hall, and returned to Zhou Yu, Yu sighed.

Kong Ming's retirement is quite timely, this person does not fight for fame and fortune, and he is even higher. On the other hand, Zhou Yu arranged for men and horses to go out to ambush, and the fire was used as a signal, destroying the enemy camp all the way and intercepting reinforcements all the way.

The military advisor returned to Xiakou, and Xuande was overjoyed. Before he could rest, Zhuge sent three ambushes to intercept Cao Cao. Among them, the last and most critical - Huarong Dao, is in charge of Guan Gong.

Liu Bei said, my brother is righteous, and Cao Cao will be released. Zhuge sighed and said, I watched the stars at night, Cao Cao's life should not be extinct, Cao and Guan Gong were kind in the past, and they can be reciprocated.

Everything went according to plan, Huang Gai surrendered, and the fire boat flew to Cao Ying. By the time they become aware, it will be too late. The fire took advantage of the wind and spread rapidly, and the crackling sound was still heard on the other side, and the burned Cao Jun's armor was not left, and countless people drowned.

The Battle of Chibi is a section of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, although the Battle of Chibi was said to be a big battle at that time, but Chen Shouzuo was famous for his simplicity in the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, so the record of the Chibi Station in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not very detailed, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, Lu Meng's biography is a sentence, the content is similar, only Zhou Yu's biography is the most detailed, there are hundreds of words of introduction, and talk about the fire attack. But after that, Luo Guanzhong added many fictional plots, and the First Battle of Chibi also became the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 49.

Looking back. The Seven Stars Altar Zhuge sacrificed to the wind, and Zhou Yu set fire to the Sanjiangkou.

The forty-ninth chapter of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Introduction: Liang is a doctor of Yu, and he is willing to borrow the wind, and Yu sends people to build a seven-star altar in Nanping Mountain.

Kong Ming sacrificed to the wind, Zhou Yu saw that the wind sent Ding Feng and Xu Sheng to kill Kong Ming, and Zhao Yun had already taken it.

Zhou Yu deployed troops well, and Liang also dispatched troops.

Huang Gai set off for Chibi, Cheng Yu reminded Cao to prevent fraud and fire prevention, Wen Ping went to block Huang Gai and was not allowed to be blown down by the wind in the south boat, burned the north boat, Cao was rescued by Zhang Liao The boat, Huang Gai chased him, was shot in the shoulder socket by Zhang Liao, turned over and fell into the water.

Original text: Bright out of the West Garden, Fang eats raw plums, so that the Yellow Gate to hide the honey-stained plum, and there are rat arrows in the honey. Liang asked the main Tibetan official

The Yellow Gate asks for Miya from you? He said: "I ask for it, but I really don't dare to talk to it."

Huangmen was not convinced, and asked for prison push left and right, and Liang said: "This is easy to know." "Let the rat arrow, dry, bright said:

If it is in honey for a long time, it will be soaked; It's dry today, and it will be done by Huangmen! So the yellow door was the first to serve.

Translation: Sun Liang, the lord of Eastern Wu, walked out of the West Garden, was eating raw plums, and sent eunuchs to the warehouse in the palace to get honey and soak raw plums. There was rat droppings in the honey he fetched, so Sun Liang asked the official in charge of the warehouse, "Did the eunuch take the honey from you?" ”

He said, "He just came to ask for honey, and he really didn't dare to give it." ”

The eunuch was not convinced, and the people on the left and right asked to be handed over to the prison officer for judgment, and Sun Liang said: "This is easy to figure out. ”

So he ordered the rat droppings to be dissected, and found that they were dry inside.

Sun Liang said: "If the mouse feces have been in the honey for a long time, it must be hidden inside; Now it's still dry inside, and it must have been joined later by the eunuchs. The eunuch pleaded guilty.

1.Sun Liang: Emperor of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, reigned from 252 to 257 AD, and was later deposed as King Huiji.

2.Make: Dispatch.

3.Yellow Gate: Refers to eunuchs.

4.Just: to.

5.History of Tibet: An official in charge of the royal storehouse.

6.Su: Always.

7.Ya: "".

8.Kai: Yes.

9.Impermissible: Dereliction of duty. Be careful, be cautious, be careful.

10.Hold: Hold, hold.

11.Covering: covering, masking.

12.Credit: Borrow.

13.Easy: Easy. As opposed to "difficult".

14.Serve: Bear (labor or punishment).

15.Er: Second-person pronouns, you.

16.Confession: Obey the law and confess guilt.