Whether Cheng Pu and Huang Gai are of the same generation

is of the same generation, Cheng Pu is the oldest of the earliest generals of the Sun family, a few years older than Huang Gai's age.

Cheng Pu's record in "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms--Wu Zhi" is "has a strategic appearance and is good at coping", that is, he is good-looking, strategic, and good at dealing with rewards.

Huang Gai's relevant record is that "when he was an official, he made a decision and did not leave anything behind", that is, he handled official affairs decisively and quickly, and there was no delay in things.

Only in terms of martial arts, the two should be about the same, Huang Gai (83), Cheng Pu (83) (the force value of the computer game "Three Kingdoms 10", the intelligence is definitely stronger than Huang Gai).

Whether Huang Gai agrees to be people, I think these two people are not of the same generation. Because the two of them are not on the same team from the perspective of the two sciences. The two of them are two generations.

They're definitely not alone, I think it should be, if it's the same group of people, there's definitely a chance they'll be a father-son relationship when they ask, because they're neither. An hour is definitely not a generation, nor is it the same generation, I think it should be. You can refer to everyone, whether these two people are the same person, the same generation, I think you have to refer to these two people are indeed not the same person.

At least they belong to the same generation, but as for who is better in civil and military affairs, it is not clear.

Zu Mao, when he attacked Dong Zhuo, Xu Rong defeated Sun Jian, and in order to cover Sun Jian's retreat, Zu Mao died in the battle after he broke off.

Huang Gai was the second to die. He died of illness in 210 AD, two years after the Battle of Chibi.

Cheng Pu died the third. He also died in 215 AD, shortly after Zhou Yu's death.

Han Dang died the latest. He probably died in 227 AD, the year of Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition.

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is only recorded that Zu Mao died in the Battle of Bishui Pass and was killed by Hua Xiong. The other three are not recorded.

According to the records in the official history, the yellow cover should be the second to hang. He died of illness in 210 AD, two years after the Battle of Chibi. Zhou Yu also died this year.

Cheng Pu hung the third. He also died in 210 AD, shortly after Zhou Yu's death.

Han dang hung the latest. He probably died in 227 AD. That is, the year of Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition.

The first to hang was Zu Mao, who was killed in order to save Sun Jian.

Zumao - Huang Gai - Cheng Pu - Han Dang. The water is fierce, after all, the Soochow naval army is better than the army. Personally, I think Gan Ning is very fierce and used to be a water bandit. Tai Shi Ci is also not bad. Sun Quan said: Meng De has Zhang Liao, and Lone has Gan Xingba, which is enough to block it.

First: Zu Mao.

And finally: Cheng Pu.

For questioners, you can watch the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms, or watch the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

The answers you dig out yourself can sometimes make you more excited...

In fact, these 4 people were average during the Three Kingdoms period, and in the early days of the Three Kingdoms, they were quite strong, but they were also famous for water warfare and land warfare.

Order of death: Huang Gai - Cheng Pu - Han Dang There is no record of the time in Zu Mao's history.

In the romance, Zu Mao died in the battle at Bishui Pass, but it is recorded in history that Zu Mao survived, and then there is no record.

It was Zu Mao who was killed in order to save Sun Jian.

Zu Mao was the first to die, Huang Gai should be after the Battle of Chibi, and the others really don't know, but Cheng Pu should also be behind Chibi, when he was the deputy governor and Zhou Yu was the governor.

The first to hang was Zumao.

The last one to hang I think is Cheng Pu.

Yes, because this man is not famous, and there are very few records about him in history, it is normal for people to be ignored.

At that time, Sun Jian had four major generals under him, except for Cheng Pu and Huang Gaizhi's stool faction, Han Dang and Zu Mao were both very powerful Zao Luhe, loyal to Sun Jian, and they were ignored.

When Sun Jian was, Huang Gai was by his side. Died because of a sneak attack by Liu Biao. That's why Sun Jian found out after he was hit by an arrow.

These two people should have been famous generals at the time. If these two people were compared to Xu Huang and Wei Yan, they were fully capable of defeating them. So it's possible because their martial arts and fame are higher than theirs.

Huang Gai and Cheng Pu's martial arts are at the middle level, while Xu Huang and Wei Yan are at the upper middle level, so Huang Gai and Cheng Pu can't beat Xu Huang and Wei Yan.

Huang Gai and Cheng Pu are both generals of Eastern Wu, with a very high level of strength, courage and strategy. If the two fight against Xu Huang and Wei Yan, they may not be able to win, because Xu Huang and Wei Yan's abilities are also very strong.

Cheng Pu's martial arts are definitely higher than Huang Gai, Cheng Pu is difficult to distinguish between victory and defeat in Yangzhou against Tai Shi Ci, Tai Shi Ci is the highest general in Wu State's martial arts, Cheng Pu Zhan Xu Huang and Wei Yan should have a chance to win, but Huang Gai is far behind, Huang Gai was once defeated in the hands of the little-known Zhang Ying, which shows martial arts.

Very average.

The most outstanding generals of Eastern Wu were Zhou Yu, Lu Su, and Lu Meng, and Chen Shou of the Three Kingdoms put these three together to make a biography. Cheng Puhan, Huang Gai, Gan Ning, Zhou Tai, these people are put together to make a biography, and it can be seen that in Chen Shou's eyes, these generals are different from each other. In addition, Tai Shici should be the first military general of Eastern Wu.

Because Tai Shici and Liu Xianshixie are doing biography together. Those two people are both warlords in Jiangdong, which shows Tai Shici's status in Eastern Wu.

Gan Ning, Ling Tong, Lu Meng, and Tai Shi Ci are all relatively famous military generals.

Huang Gai, it's okay to be beaten so old and have nothing to do. The ploy is not bad.

If it were other veterans, I still thought Huang Zhong was powerful.

Zu Mao should also be a veteran of Soochow.

Personally, I haven't completely finished reading "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and don't know how to evaluate it, but I know a little bit about the game

If you compare the Three Kingdoms of Romance to three people. Shu is like a dream, Wei is like a reality, and Wu is like a wavering mortal. Which of these three types is most acceptable to you (note that it is accepted, not necessarily done)?

As for the historical facts, it is not a matter for a writer to take care of. You see that the Three Kingdoms are not aggrieved by those people in the Wu State, but you know how many capable people in history are not as good as those cold benches in the Wu State, at least you still know their names. Personal opinion, don't blame if you don't like it.

This is the characteristic of **, **To create a character image and express a certain political point of view, you have to write it like this.

However, there is a more interesting thing to say recently: the initial letter of the author Luo Guanzhong's name is LGZ, the protagonist of Shu Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, that is, Liu Guanzhang's first spelling is LGZ, and the initial spelling of Zhuge Liang's name is ZGL, and the reverse is LGZ!! This is pure entertainment ...

Because after the Song Dynasty, it was generally believed that Shu was orthodox, so Shu was always written. Wu Guolu Xun, Zhou Tai, Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, and Zhang Zhao also appeared in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

That's what Luo Guanzhong wrote: History is not like this.

This is the tragedy of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang represents the Confucian orthodoxy, and the orthodox ideology of Confucianism occupies Zhuge Liang, that is to say, it reflects the orthodox side of Shu from a small aspect, and Cao Cao is called "Cao thief", coercing the Son of Heaven to order the princes, which is the opposite of Shu, and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms vigorously describes Shu, which is the author's admiration for Confucian cultural orthodoxy, and the result is that Shu was destroyed by Wei, and it has to be said that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a tragedy.

There is no way, he started with Liu Bei in the three knots.

There is no way, the truth has been tampered with, so he relies on Liu Bei to be a descendant of the Han Dynasty, so he ignores Wei and Wu, and the author of the Three Kingdoms goes back and forth between Wei and Shu, so naturally he doesn't understand Wu very well.

I think the former will win, because Huang Zhong is martial arts are very high, and with his ability alone, he can defeat these generals.

Four will win. Huang Zhong has lost his ability to judge the battlefield after his old age, and once made serious command mistakes on the battlefield, Yan Yan couldn't control his stable mentality, Liao Hua's physical strength had a serious decline compared to when he was young, and on the other hand, the foursome were at the peak of both physical strength and strategy.

The four major governors of Eastern Wu: Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lu Meng, and Lu Xun.

There are no four major generals, but Tai Shici, Gan Ning, Zhou Tai, Ling Tong, etc. are all good generals in Eastern Wu.

Tai Shici, Huang Gai, Zhou Tai, and Cheng Pu are all famous generals, but when it comes to the four major generals of Eastern Wu, I think they are still Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lu Meng, and Lu Xun, and generally speaking, it is more appropriate to call them the four major governors.

It's the back four. Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, Han Dang, and Zu Mao are Sun Jian's four major generals, at that time, there was no Eastern Wu, Zu Mao died quickly, you should be talking about the four governors of Eastern Wu, that is, the last four.

The four major governors of Eastern Wu: Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lu Meng, and Lu Xun.

There is no such thing as the four major generals.

Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, Han Dang, Zu Mao.

Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lu Meng, Lu Xun.

It can be said that the former is a military general, and the latter is a civil general. Of course, Wen Jiang is like Zhou Yu, and Lu Meng's force is also good. I think the generals you are talking about should be the former.

Tai Shici, Lu Meng, Cheng Pu, and Huang Gai are right.

Gan Ning, Zhou Tai, Ling Tong, Lü Meng.

Tai Shici, Huang Gai, Zhou Tai, Cheng Pu.

Strictly speaking, the former.

At the beginning, the four generals of Dongwu were Cheng Pu Huang Gai, Han Dang Zumao...