Guan Yu was killed by something

Sun Quan ordered, and the knife and axe hand carried it out.

Guan Yu was killed by Sun Quan and was killed in Linfu.

Guan Yu in history was ordered to be killed by Sun Quan, when Guan Yu was defeated by Maicheng, and then wanted to lead people to break out of the siege, but was ambushed by Sun Quan's subordinate Ma Zhong, because Guan Yu swore not to surrender, so he and his eldest son Guan Ping were killed in Linfang, but Guan Yu's death was Sima Yi's idea.

There is a passage in the Book of Shu: "Sun Quan sent generals to attack Guan Yu and captured Guan Yu and his son Guan Ping. Sun Quan wanted not to kill Guan Yu and leave him to defend against Liu Bei and Cao Cao.

Someone said to Sun Quan: Guan Yu is like a tiger and wolf, he can't be raised, otherwise, he will inevitably become a danger in the future. Cao Cao didn't kill him immediately back then, and eventually left a disaster, so there was talk about moving the capital. How can he be kept alive today! Sun Quan then ordered Guan Yu to be killed. ”

Character Experience:

Guan Yu committed crimes in his early years and was exiled to Zhuo County, where he was the same brother as Liu Bei and Zhang Fei. Participated in the suppression of the Yellow Turban Uprising and followed Liu Bei into exile. Majestic and mighty, known as "ten thousand enemies", nicknamed "beautiful bearded man".

After the defeat of Xuzhou, he temporarily took refuge in Cao Cao, personally killed Yan Liang, and was named the Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion. Leaving Cao Cao and returning to Liu Bei, after the Battle of Chibi, he participated in the capture of the Jingzhou region.

After Liu Bei entered Sichuan, he was ordered to guard Jingzhou and was a former general. In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, he advanced by land and water, besieging Xiangyang and Fancheng. The flooding of the Seventh Army, the annihilation of the forbidden reinforcements, and the shock of China, made Cao Cao once have the idea of moving the capital.

In the face of Sun Quan's subordinates Lu Meng and Lu Xun attacking the rear, Cao Cao's general Xu Huang attacked head-on, and he was defeated and killed. The latter lord Liu Chan ascended the throne and pursued Zhuang Miao.

Guan Yu was killed by Sun Quan's order, and in the Battle of Maicheng, Guan Yu fell for Lü Meng's strategy and was captured by Pan Zhang's general Ma Zhong. In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Lü Meng attacked Jiangling, Guan Yu's subordinates Mi Zhu and Fu Shiren surrendered to Eastern Wu, and Lü Meng was successful; Guan Yu withdrew his troops from Fancheng, and had no way out, so he had to temporarily leave Maicheng. After Guan Yu was captured, Sun Quan wanted to recruit Guan Yu and let him resist Liu Bei and Cao Cao, but Guan Yu did not comply, so Sun Quan had to order Guan Yu to be killed.

Extended information: Guan Yu defeated Maicheng, at first, Sun Quan once sent someone to propose to Guan Yu's daughter for his son, Guan Yu insulted the envoy and refused to marry, Sun Quan was very angry. Sun Quan ordered Lü Meng to attack Jingzhou as the commander-in-chief, and personally led the army as a backup.

The important town of Jingzhou, Jiangling, guarded general Elfang, and the public security guard Shiren surrendered without a fight because they had a disagreement with Guan Yu.

When Guan Yu led the troops to the battle, Mi Fang and Shiren were responsible for the first grain and grass military supplies, and the two were unwilling to go all out to rescue Guan Yu. Guan Yu let out and said: "I will punish them when I go back." & Mi and Shi were both terrified. So Sun Quan secretly sent people to lure Mi and Shi to surrender.

At this time, after Guan Yu learned that Nanjun was lost, he immediately retreated south. On the way back to the division, Guan Yu sent envoys to contact Lü Meng many times, and Lü Meng treated Guan Yu's envoys well each time, allowed various tours in the city, and expressed condolences to the relatives of Guan Yu's subordinates.

Guan Yu was defeated and killed by Sun Quan after defeating Maicheng.

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Guan Yu attacked Fancheng, and was flooded in the forbidden Seventh Army, and the military power was greatly boosted, and Cao Cao had proposed to move the capital to avoid its edge. In October of the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219), Lü Meng, the general of Wu, attacked Jingzhou and captured Guan Yu's base camp Jiangling when he was in a confrontation with Cao Ren, the defender of Fancheng. Guan Yu was attacked on both sides, and hurriedly withdrew his troops from Fancheng to the west and stationed in Maicheng.

Lü Meng adopted a strategy of division and disintegration, so that Guan Yu's soldiers had no intention of fighting and gradually dispersed. Guan Yu was isolated and helpless, and held on to Maicheng. Sun Quan sent someone to lure Guan Yu to surrender, Guan Yu pretended to surrender, set up a banner at the head of the city, pretending to be a sergeant, but he fled, only more than ten horsemen followed.

Sun Quan sent Zhu Ran and Pan Zhang to cut off Guan Yu's various ways, captured Guan Yu and his son Guan Ping in Linfu, and immediately executed them.

Guan Yu was killed by Ma Zhong.

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Guan Yu immediately retreated to the south after knowing that he had lost Nanjun, and on the way to retreat, Guan Yu sent envoys to get in touch with Lü Meng many times.

Lu Meng also warmly entertained the envoys sent every time, and allowed the envoys to browse around the city at will, and also expressed his condolences to the relatives and friends of Guan Yu's subordinates.

After the envoy returned to Guan Yu's army, many of Guan Yu's subordinates asked the envoy about their families, and after knowing that their families were safe and treated better than before, they were not in the mood to fight, and slowly the army was discouraged and retreated to Maicheng.

In December of the same year, Guan Yu led more than a dozen soldiers to prepare to escape, and when he fled to a place less than one or two kilometers away from Yizhou, he was ambushed by Ma Zhong, and Guan Yu and his eldest son Guan Ping were killed by Ma Zhong in Linfu.