Who was the first Chinese general to hit the Mediterranean Sea and break through 700 cities

There is no such Chinese celebrity at all. Those were the Mongol generals of the Mongol Empire. We are Chinese, and we are not Koreans who like to imagine the great achievements and terrifying figures in human history as their own.

Guo Kan, it's hard to say whether there is such a person or not! Largely absent from the annals of history. A flawed compilation of the Yuan History in the early Ming Dynasty was full of malice and slander, and was shameless by the later historiography.

You must know that the Mongolian and Yuan dynasties had fixed titles for generals, just like the current military ranks. This title of general does not exist!

Guo Kan, in the course of his westward expedition, conquered a total of 700 cities, not only to the Mediterranean, but also to the Asia Minor Peninsula in western Asia.

Guo Kan, Guo Jing in the Legend of the Condor Heroes is based on him, Guo Kan is from Inner Mongolia, and has a reasonable way of governing the army since he was a child.

It was Guo Kan, a famous general of the Great Mongolian Kingdom, who made such miraculous feats when he followed Hulegu to the west.

This person is Guo Kan, and he is also the prototype of Guo Jing, a general in Mongolia.

The first feudal dynasty to be largely unified was the Han Dynasty.

The Zhou Dynasty had already opened the feudal system, and the Qin Dynasty did not open the feudal system.

The first unified dynasty within three thousand years was the Qin dynasty.

The first feudal dynasty to be largely unified was the Han Dynasty.

The Xiongnu are the remnants of the Xia people, and due to topographical factors, they have been locked in the north of the Central Plains, and the Central Plains and the outside world are mainly only the western corridor.

When Emperor Xuan, the Xiongnu surrendered, and the first dynasty of Xia and Han unification was the Han Dynasty.

The National Revolutionary Army killed no less than 200 generals in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and they can all be called famous generals.

General Zhang Zizhong, of course. He is a general who endures humiliation and sacrifices his life for righteousness, with great military exploits, heroic and good fighting, and the tragic color of not having to die but dying with a smile makes the world feel even more heartbroken. He was one of the few people who enjoyed a state funeral during the Anti-Japanese War, and as far as I know, only General Zhang and Mr. Cai Yuanpei enjoyed this honor.

General Zhang was also the highest-ranking general who died in the World Anti-Fascist War.

According to the historical period, the earliest real one was Qi Jiguang of the Ming Dynasty.

The top ten marshals during the Anti-Japanese War are all counted, depending on what standard you use, whether you killed more people, fought more battles, or planned more.

The question is not asked by the earliest anti-Japanese generals, right?

I think it should be Zhang Zizhong, who is the highest-ranking of the generals who died in battle.

The first general of China's anti-Japanese resistance Xue Yue.

I think it should be Qi Jiguang, it must be him.

Qi Jiguang: I only knew him at the earliest.

If it's not Xue Yue, you can't be a !! I couldn't agree more with daxu927. He was a man who really knew history.

In the second year of Lu Xun Shu Han Zhangwu (222 AD), Liu Bei, the lord of Shu, in order to avenge the killing of Guan Yu by Eastern Wu, ignored the dissuasion of Zhuge Liang, Zhao Yun and others, led hundreds of thousands of troops down the east of the river, seized the mouth of the gorge, attacked Zigui, and stationed troops to raze the tomb, and clamped the east and west banks of the river. In February of the following year, Liu Bei led the generals from Wuxia and camped for 700 miles to reach Yaoting. Sun Quan of Eastern Wu appointed Yidu Taishou, and Lu Xun, who was only 39 years old, as the governor of Dadu, to resist Liu Bei.

Lu Xun's soldiers were few and weak, and he adopted the strategy of avoiding the enemy's edge and waiting to see what happened, and did not confront the Shu army head-on for half a year, looking for fighters. The army of Shu and Wu held each other in Yaoting.

For a long time in July and August, the Shu army was tired and depressed, so they moved the camp to the mountains and forests to escape the summer heat, and withdrew the naval army to the shore. Lu Xun seized the fighter plane and ordered the soldiers to use thatch to set fire to the Shu military camp and burn the company camp for more than 700 miles. The Shu army collapsed, with tens of thousands of dead and wounded.

Liu Bei had no choice but to lead the remnants of the army to defeat, retreat from the pavilion to Ma'anshan, and break out of the siege, and fled to Fengjie White Emperor City in a hurry, leaving more than 10 historical traces along the way, such as Shangmadun, Xiamatai, Xiamachu, Zhao Wangshan, Escape Chong, and Red Blood Lane. After this battle, the vitality of Shu Han was greatly damaged, and he was unable to win the Central Plains from then on.

I don't know this, buddy, I'm serving you, Soochow Lu Xun! Remember.

China's famous anti-Japanese generals include Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng

1.Guan Tianpei (1781, a famous general who resisted the British in the Opium War.

2.Chen Huacheng (1776-1842), whose name is Lianfeng, was a native of Tong'an, Fujian. Born in the army, he has served as the general of the navy, the general of the staff, the deputy general, and the general soldier.

In 1830, he was appointed Admiral of the Fujian Navy. In June 1840, the British invaded Fujian, and Chen Huacheng and Deng Tingzhen, the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, resisted and repelled the British army.

3.Zuo Zongtang (1812-1885), a warlord of the Hunan army in the late Qing Dynasty, the leader of the Westernization faction, the name Ji Gao, a native of Xiangyin, Hunan, was born in Juren.

4.Feng Zicai (1818-1903), a native of Qinzhou, Guangdong, was a famous general of the Qing Dynasty.

5.Liu Yongfu (1837-1917) was a famous general in the late Qing Dynasty. This name, the word Yuanting. Born in Qinzhou, Guangdong. His family was poor and he used to work as a helper. After 1857 (the seventh year of Xianfeng), he successively participated in Zheng.

3. The anti-Qing rebel army led by Wu Yazhong took the seven-star black flag as the military flag, so it was called the "Black Flag Army".

6.Nie Shicheng (?) 1900) General of the Huai Army in the late Qing Dynasty.

Zigong Pavilion. A native of Hefei, Anhui Province. Born in the army, he first joined the Yuan Jiasan military camp, changed his command to the Huai Army at the beginning of Tongzhi, and suppressed the Taiping Army and the Twist Army in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Anhui, Shandong, Zhili (now Hebei), Shaanxi and other provinces with Liu Mingchuan, and was promoted to the rank of Admiral.

7.Deng Shichang, whose name is Zhengqing, is a native of Panyu, Guangdong (now Zhujiang District, Guangzhou). At the age of 18, he was admitted to the Fuzhou Shipbuilding School and was the first graduate of the driving class.

8.Chen Yucheng (1837-1862) was a young general of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom of China and a military commander in the later period.

9.Shi Dakai (1831, 1863) was a native of Guixian County, Guangxi. In his early years, he joined the God Worship Society founded by Hong Xiuquan, and planned with Hong Xiuquan and Feng Yunshan to prepare for the uprising. After the Jintian Uprising in 1851, Shi Dakai was named the chief general of the Left Army, and soon after was named the Wing King.

10.Zhang Zongyu (?) —1868) was a famous leader of the late Twist Army. Anhui Bozhou Pheasant River set near Zhang Dazhuang people, alias "Little Yama King". The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was crowned King of Liang. At the beginning, he was a young general of the Yellow Banner, with strict discipline and brave combat.