Why is Sun Quan nicknamed Sun 100,000 ?

Sun Quan was the leader of the Eastern Wu regime during the Three Kingdoms period, although Sun Quan held the important decision-making power of the Eastern Wu, but there are not many records about him in history, compared with the other two regimes, the Eastern Wu does not seem to be so brilliant, and there are not many generals who can get their hands and battles that can prove their strength. For Sun Quan, he has a nickname called "Sun 100,000", where "100,000" refers to an army of 100,000, and the 100,000 army led by Sun Quan was beaten by Cao Cao's army of less than 1,000, so Sun Quan has such a nickname.

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After the Battle of Chibi, the situation in the world changed, and various regimes also took advantage of the victory to pursue and want to continue to expand their territory, and Sun Quan was no exception. Cao Cao had already expected that Sun Quan would lead the army to attack his city, but he did not choose to confront Sun Quan, but left three generals to garrison the city, and gave them a tip, saying that if Sun Quan came to attack, he could open the bag to deal with it.

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Soon after Cao Cao left, Sun Quan really came to attack with his 100,000 army, and the generals who stayed behind opened the bag left by Cao Cao, which said that one person was stationed and the two took the initiative to attack. So the two generals led a death squad of only 800 soldiers out of the city to fight against Sun Quan, Sun Quan heard that the other party only had 800 people, less than one-tenth of his own troops, so he was very arrogant, thinking that he could easily annihilate them, so he did not take it to heart, and felt that it was easy for him to obtain this city today.

The army of 100,000 was defeated

For Sun Quan, he can rely on the numerical advantage to defeat them, and he also intends to use the victory of the sea of people to consume 800 soldiers to death, but what Sun Quan didn't expect is that these 800 soldiers under the leadership of the generals are becoming more and more courageous, and they are not afraid of the 100,000 army at all, and Sun Quan's army saw that he could not defeat 800 people, and his morale was greatly reduced, and many people had given up the battle, so Sun Quan's 100,000 army was quickly broken, and Sun Quan was defeated because of this, and won " Sun 100,000", if Sun Quan's subordinates could have a capable general at that time, they would not have ended up in such a situation.

Sun Quan led an army of 100,000 in Eastern Wu to attack a fortified city of Cao Cao, but the 100,000 army could not defeat 800 people, so he ordered a retreat, but because he met Zhang Liao halfway and was beaten again, it slowly spread.

Sun Quan's 100,000-strong army was defeated by Zhang Liao's 800 soldiers, and the two armies fought from morning to noon, and although the Wu army was outnumbered, its morale was very low. In desperation, Sun Quan had no choice but to order a retreat, and on the way to retreat, Sun Quan was pursued by Zhang Liao and was almost caught by Zhang Liao, so the nickname "Sun 100,000" was widely spread.

Because there are many scenes in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms TV series where Sun Quan said that he had 100,000 elite soldiers, including Liu Bei's battle against Sun Quan's Yiling, the burning of the company camp and the burning of Chibi, giving everyone the feeling that his 100,000 elite soldiers will never be able to fight.

He always went out with an army of 100,000 and didn't win a single battle, which was basically an experience pack. Whoever wins him will be called by the surname + the resources used, such as:

Zang 10,000 (Zang Ba).

Chen Yiyi (Chen Deng).

Zhang Babai (Zhang Liao).

Full dozens (full pang).

Jiang Yiyi (only known as Jiang).

Wen Sleep (Wen Ping).

Liu Dead (Liu Fu).

The last three achievements may be the reason why he was called "Sun 100,000", and the person known as "Jiang Yiyi" used a few fake letters to win against Sun Quan, and the message was: 40,000 troops are coming. After Sun Quan captured the messenger, he planned to withdraw his troops.

Wen Ping heard that Sun Quan went to sleep directly when the time came, and Sun Quan thought that there was fraud in it and withdrew the army directly. Liu Fu actually didn't do anything, just rebuilt Hefei, and then Sun Quan failed to capture it after many blows, indicating that he couldn't even beat a ghost.

"Sun 100,000" is Sun Quan's nickname, because Sun Quan has repeatedly led 100,000 troops to attack Hefei, but no matter whether the opponent is Zhang Liao and Manzhong, these Cao Wei generals who guarded Hefei, every time Sun Quan failed to win and sent people away. There is this stalk: Sun 100,000.

As we all know, Sun Quan has a nickname called "Sun 100,000", which comes from the famous Battle of Hefei. According to the record of "Three Kingdoms: The Biography of Zhang Liao", Sun Quan once "led 100,000 people to surround Hefei", but in the end, Zhang Liao "recruited 800 people who dared to die, climbed into battle, and broke it", creating a textbook-style crotch pull in the history of ancient Chinese warfare.

This achievement was widely used to whip corpses in later generations, and until today, with the wide spread of online media, it has become a stain on Sun Quan who has been repeatedly ridiculed by the Divine Judgment Mountain.

Historical allusion: At the beginning of the war, Zhang Liao selected 800 soldiers to attack Sun Quan's army, and the momentum was brave, so that Sun Quan did not dare to fight. When Hou Sun Quan retreated, he almost died here. Therefore, after this battle, Sun Quan was called "Sun 100,000", and correspondingly, Zhang Liao was also called "Zhang 800".

Emperor Sun Quan of Wu (182 May 21, 252), known as Zhongmou, was a native of Fuchun County, Wu County (now Fuyang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province). Founder of Sun Wu during the Three Kingdoms period (reigned 229 May 21, 252).

Sun Quan's father, Sun Jian, and his elder brother, Sun Ce, laid the foundation of Jiangdong in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In the fifth year of Jian'an (200 years), Sun Ce was assassinated, and Sun Quan succeeded him and became a Chinese prince. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), he established the Sun-Liu alliance with Liu Bei, and defeated Cao Cao in the Battle of Chibi, laying the foundation for the establishment of the Three Kingdoms.

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219), Lü Meng was sent to successfully attack Liu Bei's Jingzhou, which greatly increased the territory area.