Were the ancient generals all excellent in martial arts?

In fact, the ancient military generals, especially the famous so-called "fierce generals, famous generals, brave generals, and ten thousand enemies", they all have some things in common, such as height, arm length, infinite strength, eighteen kinds of weapons are proficient (in fact, the same proficiency is enough), excellent martial arts, brave martial arts, and the key is not afraid of death on the battlefield and is not afraid of others to die.

Only some of the generals of the brave fighting faction have high martial arts, and what is really at stake is the great talent who "goes out and goes into the prime minister", and he grasps the military and internal affairs with one hand.

Probably many people have a lot of misconceptions about martial arts.

The martial arts of a military general are first of all physical strength, good endurance, and the use of ** power is great, so that they can wear armor with higher protection.

The ancient generals were not superior in martial arts, they were not as good as others, and there were hidden elites everywhere.

Of course, not all the ancient generals were excellent in martial arts, and some of them were not very good.

In the case of ancient military generals, they were all excellent in martial arts, because only in this way could they live.

Han Xin couldn't fight, Zhuge Liang, Chen Qingzhi couldn't, and Sun Ce let a few assassins die.

No, if it is, it will be ruined, which is a bit ridiculous, and the martial arts are mediocre.

It should be, because the generals at that time were really born in martial arts.

The famous generals of ancient times were excellent in martial arts, because their martial arts were particularly powerful.

The military generals in ancient times were not all people with excellent martial arts, and there were people who were more literate than martial.

Not all the generals in ancient times were excellent in martial arts, and they may have pretended.

Chen Qingzhi is powerless.

Famous generals are like this.

Very difficult to compare. If it comes to personal force, Xiang Yu has the evaluation of "the courage of the feather, which is unique through the ages".

Bai Qi, Ran Min, Chen Qingzhi.

Fighting a war does not rely on force, but on national strength, and no matter how strong a military general is, he is a waste without logistical support.

The most powerful in the Qin Dynasty was Meng Tian, then the overlord of Western Chu, then Huo Guang, Huo Quai, then Lu Bu, then Guo Ziyi, then Yue Fei, and then Qin Qiong. To tell the truth, in the later stage of the war, it was not a single soldier to fight, and a strategic commander was definitely better than a military general with high martial arts. If you have to say who is the most powerful, I personally think it is Lu Bu.

Not an era, no comparison.

But when it comes to it, I still think Zhao Yun is amazing.

Guan Yunchang is a real hero, but with a vicious big brother.

The highest martial arts I have a humble opinion, it should be Yu Chi Jingde, I once read an article, talking about who had the highest martial arts in the Sui and Tang dynasties, where it was said that Yu Chi Jingde would take the ** skill empty-handed, once Li Yuanji wanted to find him to learn martial arts, Yu Chi Jingde didn't take anything, and let Yu Chi Jingde take the ** down in a few rounds, so that Li Yuanji lost face, according to this, the highest martial arts should be him.

There is no comparison, but by feeling that it is Xiang Ji, it is Xiang Yu,

It's all pretty powerful, this thing isn't that compared.

Xiang Yu. The story of its five levels and six generals has been praised by later generations.

Yes, in ancient times, many generals began to practice martial arts since childhood, and their families would find them very powerful teachers, so they were all very powerful.

I think most of them will, and some of them won't, depending on where their strengths are, and what their ambitions and ambitions have since childhood.

Yes. Because it was difficult for generals in ancient times to convince the public if they were not proficient in martial arts, they were generally proficient in martial arts.

I think Lian Po's martial arts are more powerful, and his basic strength is also very strong, and Lian Po is also very talented.

Bai Qi, he is very ** in every war, and the chance of victory is very high, and he has a bad title.

It should be white. Because his name is very loud, and he is more well-known, and he also has very powerful military exploits.

I think Zhao Yun is a little more powerful, Zhao Yun is very strong in both heads-up and combat, and his popularity in the Warring States is also very high.