Han Tao has never won a battle, why is he still known as General Yum?

Han Tao obviously did not win every battle, but people still called him General Baisheng. There are two reasons for this:First, as a military general, Han Tao began to read this kind of military theory books since he was a child, and taught himself a variety of military cultures, which laid a good foundation for Han Tao's future; Second, in the army, there will always be people who want Han Tao to challenge, but Han Tao's martial arts are considered to be the best in the army, so most people in the army take Han Tao as the leader, which also makes a good start for Han Tao's future reputation.

For these two reasons, Han Tao will naturally attract everyone's attention when he applies the knowledge he has learned since he was a child to the army in the army.

In the situation at that time, the children who read could not learn martial arts, and the children who learned martial arts could not afford to read, which was a limitation of the family's ability at that time. Therefore, as a military general who has studied military theory, Han Tao will naturally be appreciated by the generals in the army. After learning relevant military knowledge and being able to skillfully apply this knowledge to the army, this is something that only very good military generals can do.

And Han Tao is one of these very good generals, and the way everyone looks at him is naturally different from the way they look at others, it is a kind of envy or admiration.

Han Tao's martial arts are also top-notch in the army, and others will be defeated when they challenge him. After Han Tao was challenged by most of the people in the army and still won the result, the legend of his martial arts in the army spread everywhere, saying that he was the strongest general in the army, and no one could defeat him in the army.

Han Tao has more knowledge than others, and his martial arts are also stronger than most generals in the army, so it is conceivable that he is called General Yum. Han Tao's ability in the army is obvious to all, although he has not won a battle, but his own ability is also very good.

Han Tao, a native of the Northern Song Dynasty, is a character in ** "Water Margin", known as Baisheng General. He was born in Tokyo and had previously worked as a training envoy for the Chenzhou Regiment. He was born in Wuju, and the weapon he used was jujube wood, which is a kind of mace.

He is ranked forty-two on Liangshan, and the corresponding constellation is the Earth Mighty Star. It is said that he won all battles, so people gave him the nickname "Hundred Victorious General", but there is an exaggerated component. He was captured by Liu Tangsheng while following Hu Yanzhuo and returned to Liangshan.

In Liangshan, he served as the general of the horse army and the leader of the outpost.

His partner was Peng Xi, who died during the conquest of Fang La, and was posthumously named Yijielang by Song Jiang. Earlier, Liangshan was full of momentum, and when he broke through Gaotang Prefecture, Hu Yanzhuo should be recommended by Gao Yu to raise troops to recruit Liangshan Shuibo.

Han Tao happened to be under Hu Yanzhuo at this time, he was Hu Yanzhuo's right-hand man, he was regarded as a pioneer by Hu Yanzhuo, leading the army, and his deputy general was Peng Xi, who was named deputy marshal, responsible for supervising the army and preventing deserters or destroying military discipline.

We must first understand that all the stories of the one hundred and eight Han people are based on a stone tablet, exactly one hundred and eight people, according to the corresponding order of the star names and nicknames of Tiangang and the earth, combined with merit and ability, it just so happens that Han Tao is ranked to the title of a hundred victories, not that he is a general who has won a hundred battles.

What's more, Han Tao didn't become a general at all, he was just a deputy general. There are many people's names in the Water Margin that do not correspond to their own portrayals, in addition to Han Tao, there are also tiger generals Li Zhong, etc., Li Zhong has never fought a tiger at all, and it is Wu Song and Li Kui who have beaten tigers. Therefore, it cannot be said that Han Tao is called "General Yum", which is an exaggeration of his victory in a hundred battles.

In fact, from a historical point of view, there is no such thing as a Yum general, no matter how powerful Lin Chong is, he still loses to Hu Yanzhuo, Hu Yanzhuo still loses to Xu Ning, Xu Ning was shot by Fang La when he was fighting against Fang La, and Fang La finally died under the horse. Therefore, there is no one who wins a hundred battles, and General Han Tao Baisheng is just a title of the rivers and lakes, and he can't be taken seriously.

Han Tao, born in the Northern Song Dynasty, is a character in ** "Water Margin". His name is General Bai Sheng. He was born in Tokyo and was previously a training envoy for the Chenzhou Regiment.

He is a natural martial artist. The ** he used was made of jujube wood. This is a mace-like **.

He is ranked forty-second in Liangshan, and the corresponding constellation is the end of the earth. It is said that he won every battle, so people gave him the nickname of the general, but there was also an element of exaggeration. When he followed Hu Yanzhao back to Liangshan, he was captured by Liu Tangsheng.

In Liangshan, he served as General Ma Junxiao Biao and leader of distant outposts. His partner was Peng Yao, who died while fighting for Fang La. Later, Song Jiang called him a sister-in-law.

In the early days of the general trend of Liangshan, when he captured Gaotang Prefecture, Hu Yanzhu proposed to Gaoqiu to collect the waters of Liangshan.

Han Tao happened to be under the tiger's eye at this time. He was Hu Yanshao's general. He was regarded by Hu Yanshao as a pioneer and leader of the army.

His deputy commander-in-chief was Peng Yu, who was appointed deputy marshal and was responsible for supervising the army to prevent desertion or breach of military discipline. First of all, we need to understand that all the stories of Tiangang Disha in the Han Dynasty in 108 years are based on a stone tablet. It is in the corresponding order of the name and nickname of Tiangang Disha, combined with his merits and abilities,It happened that Han Tao was General Yum, not General Bai Sheng.

Besides, Han Tao had never been a general at all. He's just an adjutant. There are many people in "Water Margin" whose names do not match their own portraits.

In addition to Han Tao, there is also General Li Zhong who fights tigers. Li Zhong has never fought a tiger, but Wu Song and Li Kui have beaten a tiger. Therefore, it cannot be said that Han Tao's call to "General Yum" is an exaggeration of his success in every battle.

Actually, in history, there is no such thing as a Yum general。Lin Chong lost to Hu Yanzhao, no matter how good he was. Hu Yanzhao lost to Xu Ning as before.

Xu Ning was shot and killed by Fang La while fighting for Fang La, who eventually died under his horse. So there is no one who wins every battle, General Han Tao is just a title on the rivers and lakes, this cannot be true.

Because he is very good at bragging, and he is very good at flattery, so that no one dares to say anything about him.

Because that is a title he gave himself, in fact, this is not the case.

Because his dream was to have a Yum general, he gave this name, which is very realistic.

He should be boasting, or maybe he wasn't talking about anything else in terms of war.

It is possible that he is not talking about a war, he is talking about something else, he himself is boasting.

Maybe it's his old calendar, and it's not okay to talk about it.

Lao Wang sells melons and boasts, and he is not very happy to say that he is not a crime.

It's not illegal to brag, so it's like this to have nothing to do.

I think it's really boasting, or maybe it's not talking about anything else in terms of war.

Because the nicknames in the Water Margin are not necessarily in line with the actual situation, there are some nicknames in the Water Margin that can fully reflect their personal characteristicsBut there are also some nicknames that do not match the actual situation, these nicknames may be exaggerated self-titles, or they may be compliments from other people in the rivers and lakes, after all, there are many reasons for the nickname.

Han Tao is not low in Liangshan's ranking, he is ranked 41st Di Weixing, and he is one of the Ma Jun's Xiaobiao generals, and his strength is not bad among the generals in Liangshan, and he can fight Qin Ming for 20 rounds, but his strength is completely worthy of his name as a hundred victorious generals. This is because these nicknames are not completely based on personal circumstances, many of them are exaggerated, and many powerful characters in Water Margin often have uncomplicated nicknames. For example, Guan Sheng and Hu Yanzhuo, one of their nicknames is a big knife, and the other is a double whip, they don't need a powerful nickname, but their strength cannot be underestimated by anyone.

In the Water Margin, there are also many unworthy nicknames like Han Tao, such as Li Zhong, whose strength can be counted at the end of Liangshan, but he is known as the tiger general, and he is relatively stingy and does not deserve such a nickname at all. and although Guo Sheng used a Fang Tian to draw a halberd, he was also called Sai Rengui with a wide range, but his actual strength was far from Xue Rengui. Some of these nicknames are raised by the characters in the rivers and lakes, and some may be their exaggerated self-titles, after all, walking the rivers and lakes must also have a majestic nickname.

There are also some nicknames in the Water Margin that are very in line with the situation of the characters, for example, Lin Chong has two nicknames, one is the head of a leopard, according to his appearance, and the other nickname is Xiao Zhang Fei, this nickname is more in line with Lin Chong, Zhang Fei is also a leopard head and ringed eyes, Lin Chong also uses a snake spear, and Lin Chong also has the courage of ten thousand people, and adding a small character can pay tribute to the predecessors, which is really very in line with Lin Chong's situation. This kind of nickname is the good name given by people in the rivers and lakes, and Yum will indeed have an overreputation for this category.

At that time, many people's nicknames did not match their own strength, for example, Zhou Ju Bitong called himself a "little overlord", but in fact, his actual digging and defeat were not strong.

Maybe it's because he is particularly eloquent, and he can convince other heroes, and he has theoretically achieved victory.

Han Tao's Yum General was completely obtained by his own lips and on paper, and he successfully picked it up laterHu Yanzhuo's thigh, that's why he put the title of General Yum on himself. But what is very ridiculous is that this so-called Yum General has not actually won a single battle.

Han Tao clearly knew that no one in the court was not good at being an official, so he tried his best to find an ancestor for himself, and found a famous general surnamed Han and said that it was his ancestor. In fact, even he didn't know who this person was, but he dared to say it and did it.

It turns out that Hu Yanzhuo really took this trick, and since then he has regarded him as his own. When the imperial court sent people to attack Liangshan, they sent Hu Yanzhuo. And Hu Yanzhuo will definitely not forget his little brother, so he will bring this Han Tao, who calls himself General Yum.

Although Han Tao has not experienced actual combat, when he is with those who understand the art of war, he is almost bound by victory, so he has the nickname of "General Yum" among his friends in the art of war.

Han Tao has a flexible mind, has a good martial arts, once a high school martial arts person, and is familiar with military books, when deducing wars with others, often wins, so he gave the nickname "General Baisheng".

Presumably speaking of the Water Margin, everyone will be familiar with it, even if you haven't read a book or a drama, you must have collected the cards when you were a child. Many people will be very interested in the origin of the nicknames of the heroes in it, and today I will talk about Han Tao, he has not won a battle, but with his good eloquence and the support of his good brothers, he still kept the nickname of General Yum.

Han Tao is still relatively well-known in the local area, and in addition to practicing martial arts, he also has a good idea of studying all kinds of military techniques. It is recorded that the name of General Yum was first passed from the mouths of folk lovers of the art of war. But Han Tao himself is indeed a real theoretician, although discussing military affairs with a group of literati always ends in victory, but he has never been on any battlefield.

He himself also wanted to prove that he was not a showman, so he went to the imperial examination and won the title of martial artist.

In addition, he can have such a powerful nickname and ranking, which is inseparable from his good brother Hu Yanzhuo. Hu Yanzhuo was born in a wealthy family, his ancestors were real founding generals, and he was also strong. Han Tao thought that this thigh must be hugged tightly, it would be a pity to miss it, but he insisted on saying that his ** was the inheritance of the Hu family.

And Hu Yanzhuo's personality is affectionate and righteous, it is the personality of the people in the rivers and lakes, and he didn't study it deeply, so he recognized this little brother in a daze. With such a bull's eldest brother here, Han Tao's status has also risen again and again.

So, although Han Tao is extremely powerfulThe title of harm, but it is not worthy of the name, in today's society, it is commonly known as the fame after the hype. If it weren't for a good big brother to cover me, I would have lost my life a long time ago. However, Han Tao, who has been in martial arts, is still famous among the heroes of Liangshan in terms of knowledge and the art of war, but unfortunately my heart is not here.

This is because he studied the art of war hard and was familiar with military books, which is rare in the martial arts, although he has not experienced actual combat, but with those who understand the art of war, almost all of them are bound by victory, so he has the nickname of "General Yum" in the art of war enthusiast group.

He did not win a battle, but with his eloquence and the support of his good brothers, he kept the nickname General Yum.

This is because although Han Tao has not won a battle, there is a certain reason why he is called General Yum.

If you look carefully at the nicknames of these heroes, you will find a very interesting phenomenon, that is, the worse the ability, the more people like to give themselves a lofty-sounding nickname to put gold on their faces. But in fact, these people are purely embroidered pillows, and the gold and jade are ruined among them, and they are not worthy of the name.

Among the many heroes in Liangshan, there are many people who are not worthy of the name, such as touching Tiandu Qian, King Kong Song Wan in the clouds, Li Zhong, the tiger general, Zhou Tong, the little overlord, and Han Tao, the Yum general. The nickname sounds very bluffing, but once it gets into actual combat, these people are exposed one by one.

Take Du Qian and Song Wan as an example, their nicknames sound like gods descending from heaven at first glance, but in fact they are stupid big guys, Li Zhong is a wandering folk juggler who sells dog skin plasters, and he may not have seen it in his life, let alone fighting tigers, or real tigers. Zhou Tong is a bandit and a grass cob, a womanizer, and he is not even as capable as Li Zhongda, who dares to call himself a little overlord, and he really laughs off his big teeth.

Let's see what Yum General Han Tao is? When Han Tao was the vanguard of the double whip Hu Yanzhuo to conquer Liangshanbo, he fought with Qin Ming for more than 20 times before he was defeated. The golden gunner Xu Ning used a hook and sickle to break Hu Yanzhuo's chain of horses, and Han Tao was captured by Liu Tang and Du Qian in the chaos and took refuge in Liangshan.

The actual combat proved that Han Tao was not a victorious general, it was really outrageous, and he didn't seem to have won a war, which was simply too ironic.

People who have no ability have to take an earth-shattering nickname to desperately brush up on their sense of existence, and the nicknames of people who are really capable are very inconspicuous and even too lazy to afford nicknames, such as Lu Zhishen's nickname of a flower monk, and Wu Song's dress as a walker simply takes the walker as a nickname, but no one dares to underestimate them, and no one dares to be presumptuous in front of them.

Of course, the reason why Han Tao and his ilk have a bullish nickname is either for fame and fortune or for survival, in short, it is a manifestation of lust and inwardness.