The five tiger generals all have nicknames, why is Zhao Yun the only one not?

Zhao Yun belongs to a typical overlooked role, although he does not have the ability to be handsome, but he is still no problem as a general in charge on the battlefield. Zhao Yun served as the captain of Liu's guard all his life, so his status was still worse than that of other generals.

Because Zhao Yun was not very famous in that era. So he doesn't even have a nickname.

Zhao Yun, as a general of the Five Tigers, has always served as a guard-like role, he has the ability but does not know how to express himself, making his life like a bird in a cage, although his life has not been reused.

Zhao Yun worked hard for Shu Han all his life, but in the end he did not get the name he deserved, I think Liu Chan is a person who does not understand ingratitude.

Because he has not been reused, he is not as famous as Zhang Fei on the battlefield, and he is just a guard here.

Zhao Yun has the winning general given by Liu Bei, so he can be regarded as having a title, but Jiang Wei gave him the nickname of Marquis Shunping.

Even in ancient times, not everything had to be done according to the rules.

In history, there were no five tiger generals in Shu, but Chen Shou's Three Kingdoms generals Guan Zhang Ma Huang were tied for a pass.

Although Chen Shou wrote a biography for Zhao Yun in the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, although the number of words is very small, he is juxtaposed with Guan Zhang Ma Huang because of the fact that they are brave and fierce, and their merits are comparable.

This at least proves that Zhao Yun is qualified to sit on an equal footing with Guan Zhang and Ma Huang.

In addition, the deeds contained in the biography of Yun Biography undoubtedly prove that Zhao Yun was a tiger general with both wisdom and courage, courage and insight, and his political foresight and strategic judgment were beyond the match of the other four generals.

Although it is not a true story, it cannot be considered untrustworthy.

Some people say that Zhao Yun's official position in his life is not very prominent, and he is even inferior to Wei Yan, but in fact, this is a misunderstanding.

Zhao Yun's role is to be in charge of internal affairs, and he is the commander of the forbidden army, a position that is not qualified for a person who is not close to his confidence, wisdom, and courage.

"Protecting the Army" is a very important position.

Shu's ** army, "The Military System of the Past Dynasties" said: "Shu placed five armies."

There is one general, one superintendent and one protector on the left and right, one each of the division, superintendent, protector, warden, and army, one former division, one general, one superintendent, one superintendent, one general, and one concurrently after the superintendent.

It will be abbreviated as the Han. "The five armies are the front, rear, left, right, and middle armies, and the middle army is the same as Cao Wei's guard troops at the same time, and the front, rear, left, and right armies are slightly equal to Cao Wei's foreign army.

According to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Shu Zhi. Guan Zhang Ma Huang Zhao Biography", the commanders of the front, rear, left, and right armies are the former general, the rear general, the left general, and the right general.

As for the Chinese army, because Shu did not set up a central leader, it was commanded by the Central Protector Army.

Therefore, Guan, Zhang, Ma, Huang and Zhao were the military commanders of the five armies in the front, right, left, and rear respectively, and Chen Shou listed them as a class of legacy, which has its own reason.

The reason why Zhao Yun did not leave a brilliant record of killing generals and capturing the pass was because the division of labor between the Chinese army and the foreign army was different.

Zhao Yun's duty is to guard rather than break the enemy in battle, and he is defensive rather than taking the initiative to attack, and he rarely has the opportunity to lead the soldiers to confront the enemy head-on like Guan Zhang and Ma Huang, because the safety of the leader is the first priority, and attacking without authorization is a dereliction of duty.

Looking at Zhao Yun's deeds from this angle, he has done a very good job as the commander of the Chinese army, just as Guan Zhang and Ma Huang are very competent as the commander of foreign armies, Zhao Yun has made outstanding contributions to his work and is impeccable, and he must not be discriminated against because of the different nature of his work.

1. There were five tiger generals in the history of Shu Han. Refers to the five generals who followed Liu Bei to establish the Shu Han regime during the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty. They are Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong, and Zhao Yun.

Guan Yu and Zhang Fei followed Liu Bei when Liu Bei raised troops in the early days, Zhao Yun joined when Liu Bei was attached to Yuan Shao, Huang Zhong joined when Liu Bei recovered Jingzhou, and Ma Chao joined when Liu Bei attacked Liu Zhang in Yizhou. The five people made great contributions to the establishment of Shu Han. The title of the five tiger generals is derived from the official history, formed in the folk opera from the Tang to the Qing Dynasty, **, storytelling and other Three Kingdoms culture, the Ming and Qing Dynasty history books began to have the record of the five tiger generals, and the Qing court entered the five tiger generals into the "Four Libraries Quanshu" in the official capacity of the book (different from the pure history book).

Second, Zhao Yun is not reused, which is related to his character. Zhao Yun's character is humble, unassuming, and not meritorious, and he is more rational, he knows the truth of "shooting the first bird with a gun", and has the satisfaction of "I only take one floating drink for three thousand weak water", and he does not pursue fame and fortune too much, even if he is reused, he will refuse. Therefore, Zhao Yun is the only one of the five tiger generals who has survived.

In the Shu Han regime, Zhao Yun was the only veteran of the two dynasties among the five tiger generals. Died in the seventh year of Jianxing (229), Liu Chan posthumously called "Marquis of Shunping" in the Liu Chan era.

The Five Tiger Admirals are just a fabrication of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and there is no such statement in history. In the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu began to set up the Great Sima, which was the highest military position, the earliest Wei Qing (General Da Sima), and the three public systems of the early Han Dynasty Taiwei, Prime Minister, and Imperial Historian were changed to the three public systems of Sima, Situ, and Sikong at the end of the Western Han Dynasty. Therefore, in the Han Dynasty, the great general was the largest, followed by the chariot general, the hussar general, etc.

Then there are the front, rear, left, and right generals, because Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are Liu's sworn brothers, so they are appointed as former generals and right generals, while Ma Chao and Huang Zhong are local warlords, and Liu Bei gave the official positions of the left general and the rear general for the sake of wooing. As for Zhao Yun, although he failed to reach the height of the above people in his position, he gained Liu's great trust, for example, after the Battle of Yiling, the elite troops of Shu Han were wiped out, and only Zhao Yun's elite troops, the Jiangzhou Army, were retained, and played a great role in counterbalancing in the late Shu Han Dynasty, and Zhao also had a very high position in the army, so Zhao Yun was not able to become a general today, which was completely a political need at the time, and had nothing to do with the relationship between him and Liu Bei.

The five tiger generals are only in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", in fact, there are only four tiger generals, literature is not equal to history, Zhao Yun is just a bodyguard general, and the people who followed Liu Bei were actually made up by Luo Guanzhong in order to have a better image.

Looking at the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", there is no mention of the five tiger generals. When Liu Bei was crowned king, he was only sealed: the former general Guan Yu, the left general Zhang Fei, the right general Ma Chao, and the later general Huang Zhong.

In history, Zhao Yun was Chen Zhi's deputy, and Chen Zhi was the leader of Liu Bei's Guards. It can't be said that it hasn't been reused, but it's the second leader of the bodyguard.

Liu Bei believes that Zhao Yun is good at martial arts rather than strategy.

Guan Yu is the head of the five tiger generalsAfter his death, he was called the worst of the five, mainly because Liu Chan was dissatisfied with him. Liu Bei of Shu State had five very famous generals under Liu Bei, including Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong, and Zhao Yun, which were often referred to as the Five Tiger Generals.

Among these people, whether it is kung fu or the time to follow Liu Bei, Guan Yu should be ranked first among the five tiger generals. But what is surprising is that after the death of these people, among the five people's nicknames, Guan Yu is the worst one. Zhang Fei's nickname is Huanhou, Ma Chao's nickname is Weihou, Huang Zhong's nickname is Ganghou, Zhao Yun's nickname is Shunping Hou, and Guan Yu's nickname is Zhuang Miaohou.

"Zhuang Miao" means that he has a strong military talent, but he has not played it very well, and some of them do not live up to the name.

Guan Yu is dead and dead, what is the reason for such a nickname, this should have a lot to do with his character. Guan Yu is very loyal, but he is also very arrogant and despises many people. In order to win over Guan Yu, Sun Quan sent Zhuge Jin as a matchmaker and wanted to marry Guan Yu, but Guan Yu was very faceless and scolded Sun Quan in front of Zhuge Jin.

In the end, the two families fell out, and Sun Quan let Lü Meng seize Jingzhou, triggering a major battle in Wu Shu. This may be the nickname that Liu Chan gave him.

There is also conceit, Guan Yu, who looks down on people, is not only so arrogant and rude to Ma Chao and other generals of the same level, but also arrogant to his subordinates, so he will appear after his defeat in Jingzhou, others sit back and ignore him and do not help him, Guan Yu's father and son were finally captured and killed by Ma Zhong, an unknown partial general of Eastern Wu, which is really regrettable.

Guan Yu is the head of the Five Tiger Generals, but his posthumous nickname is the worst among the five. It's because of his character. Although he was loyal and righteous, he also had a fatal weakness, which was his contempt for everything.

The main reason is that Liu Chan is very dissatisfied with him later, so his nickname is the lowest, you must know that Guan Yu is actually a cold person, so he also offended Liu Chan in many ways, so he is the worst one.

There's a reason why his nickname is the worst of the five, probably because of his unlikable personality.

Although Guan Yu is very powerful, brave and strategic, Guan Yu has a fatal weakness and despises everything, in fact, many people are still dissatisfied in their hearts.

Guan Yu was brave and unscrupulous, and his carelessness in Jingzhou made Shu lose the initiative, and his mistake was indeed unforgivable.

This is related to his character, Guan Yu is loyal, brave and benevolent, however, he also has his own weakness that is difficult to overcome, that is, he despises everything.

He was worse than the others, and lost Jingzhou because of his carelessness.

Guan Yu is superior in force, but his strategy is slightly inferior. The character is very arrogant.,Empty eyes.。 Because of his carelessness, he lost Jingzhou. He was at fault.

Zhao Yun himself is not fiction, there is indeed a person named Zhao Yun in history. And the title of the Five Tiger Admirals is fictional, and part of the content of Yun Beichuan may be fictional, such as the Battle of Hanshui, which died down, and it is not mentioned in the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms.

Arino Shi said that Zhao Yun was a Confucian general, with the ability to command and arrange troops, and even stronger than Kong Ming in terms of using troops to arrange formations, but his own combat effectiveness was not high.

There is no such thing as the Five Tiger Generals in history.

The Three Kingdoms will be passed on to the five people together, so the folk derived the five tiger generals, Zhao Yun has always been the favorite of the people, his status in Liu Bei's camp is equivalent to Cao Cao's Dian Wei, Xu Chu, belongs to the personal bodyguard, to Liu Bei's relationship closeness It can be seen that as a general, he has a noble character and is more praised.

Under Liu Bei, Zhao Yun was always a miscellaneous general, until Liu Chan succeeded to the throne, Zhao Yun was gradually promoted to the middle protection army, the general of Zhengnan, the marquis of Yongchang Pavilion, lost to Keigu, and degraded the general of Zhendong. Here's what he does:

In the fourteenth year of Jian'an (209 AD), General Yamen - in the nineteenth year of Jian'an (214 AD), General Yijun - in the first year of Jianxing (223 AD), the general of Zhonghu, the general of Zhengnan, and the Marquis of Yongchang Ting--unknown, from the second year of Jianxing to the fifth year of Jianxing (224-227 AD), the general of Zhendong - the general of the Zhenjun in the sixth year of Jianxing (228 AD).

Therefore, in terms of commanding troops and making outstanding military achievements, Zhao Yun cannot be compared with the other four, and is even far less important than Wei Yan in the two eras of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang.

Liu Bei only sealed the four tiger generals, not Zhao Yun.

There is no saying of the Five Tiger Generals in history, and Zhao Yun's status is far inferior to Guan Zhang Ma Huang.