Who knows how many men and horses Yuan Shao had in the battle of Guandu

The commanders of the two warring sides, Yuan Shao, Cao Cao's generals, Zhang He, Gao Lan (who later took refuge with Cao Cao), Chun Yuqiong, and Yuan Shang.

Yuan Tan Xu You (later took refuge with Cao Cao).

Guo Tu was frustrated.

Tian Feng (who was imprisoned by Yuan before going to Guandu) Cao Cao.

Cao Hong, Xiahoudun.

Wang Zhong, Xiahou Yuan.

Guo Jia, Xun Yu, Xun You, Jia Xu, Liu Ye: About 110,000 troops, 30,000 to 40,000 people, **About 80,000 people, about 8,000 people Thank you for your support to our team.

Of course, there are traces to follow, Yuan Shao at that time did not know how many times stronger than Cao Cao, and the grain and grass were very abundant.

In fact, of course, there were not 700,000, according to historical records, Yuan Shao's army was only 400,000 500,000 at most, and most of them were logistics soldiers.

As we all know, the ancients spoke more or less exaggeratedly. Although there is no record of the number of people in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", the real situation is probably that Yuan Shao took 100,000 people to fight Cao Cao's tens of thousands, and the difference cannot reach such a terrifying level as ten times.

Yuan Shao's army was only 400,000 to 500,000 at most, and most of them were logistics soldiers.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, ** uprising, Dong Zhuo cholera capital. The princes of the eighteen towns worked together to pacify Dong Zhuo and forced Dong Zhuo to move the capital to Chang'an. After Wang Yun set up a series of counterplots to kill Dong Zhuo, the world was in chaos, and the princes of various places cut off the land and ruled. Since then, the prelude to the Three Kingdoms has begun.

Anyone who has seen the Three Kingdoms knows that the Three Kingdoms and the Three Defeated Battles, Guandu, Chibi, and Yiling. It's all about winning more with less, and ending with fire. However, the interpretation of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" always has some deficiencies in describing these three major battles.

Today, Bian Xiao will take you to interpret the first battle of the three major battles, the Battle of Guandu.

The background of the Battle of Guandu was the melee of warlords in the early period of the Three Kingdoms. The life-and-death battle between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao. In the end, the Cao Cao group won more with less and unified the north.

In the TV series "New Three Kingdoms", Yuan Shao played by Tom Ding is really cute. When Cao Cao attacked Liu Bei and went to Xuzhou, Xu You suggested that he go out to attack Cao Cao's capital Xuchang, but Yuan Shao took a few days off because of the child's illness, so he did not send troops. Cao Cao attacked Xuzhou and returned to the city, and Yuan Shao had to terminate his vacation because his child had recovered.

Yuan Shao here is really silly and cute. This is a good opportunity to do something wrong. But in fact it is not.

Cao Cao was thinking about this when he fought Xuzhou. When the master went, the rear was empty. Will Big Brother Yuan Shao give me a wrench?

I took precautions, so I set up two lines of defense at Yanjin Ferry. Ferries in ancient times were different from today. In ancient times, the ferry port was narrow, and Yuan Shao had to cross the Yellow River if he wanted to fight Xuchang, and he had to cross the Yanjin Ferry if he wanted to cross the Yellow River.

At that time, Yanjin Ferries could ferry up to 30 50 boats. So Yuan Shao's performance is remarkable. Specifically, when Cao Cao defeated Liu Bei and Qing Sui attacked Yanjin Ferry, Yuan Shao quickly retreated, but Liu Bei lost Xiapi City less than 20 days after his defeat.

Therefore, Yuan Shao's offensive was self-defeating.

I wanted to find a lot of historical materials, but everyone didn't want to read them, so I will talk about them in the vernacular.

In fact, in the battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao still had a great advantage in the early stage. His original strength was several times that of Cao Cao. Although there were several defeats, the strategic advantage was obvious. However, Yuan Shao did not know people and used them improperly. At the critical moment, he fought back, causing Wu Chao to be attacked, and the grain and grass were burned.