The Sun and Liu coalition forces took Nanjun, and the most eye catching person was not Zhou Yu, but

Friends who are familiar with the Three Kingdoms must know that in the middle and late stages of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei and Sun Quan often formed a Sun-Liu alliance to confront Cao Cao, and constantly won victories. The most famous of these is the Battle of Chibi, where the two families worked together sincerely, and finally broke Cao Cao and dealt a severe blow to Cao Cao's forces.

The alliance between the two parties is not only this time, in fact.

The two sides also joined forces to take Nanjun. After the Battle of Chibi, Zhou Yu led the Eastern Wu army to prepare for an attack on the southern county occupied by Cao Ren. At this time, Zhou Yu suddenly learned that Liu Bei was in charge of the Youjiang Estuary, so he went to the Youjiang Estuary with Lu Su.

When meeting with Liu Bei, Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang agreed that Eastern Wu would attack first, and if it could not be defeated, Liu Bei would lead his troops to attack.

Cao's army was small in number, but it was very brave.

In this battle, the main force of the Sun-Liu coalition army was the Eastern Wu army led by Zhou Yu, with a total strength of more than tens of thousands, and only Cao Ren, Xu Huang and other Cao army generals guarding Nanjun were far inferior to the Eastern Wu army, but the course of the war was not one-sided. Compared with the crushing defeat of the Cao army at the Battle of Chibi, the tenacity and bravery of the Cao army in the Battle of Nanjun surprised the Sun-Liu coalition army.

Therefore, although it is said that in the end, Zhou Yu's army won, of course, dealt a heavy blow to Cao Cao, which must have contributed a lot. However, the most commendable thing is not Zhou Yu, the victor, but Cao Ren, the loser, although Cao Ren ultimately failed, but his indomitable spirit is very worthy of learning from other generals in Cao Cao's army, and he is a fearless brave man in Cao Wei's camp.

Although Zhou Yu was the victor of this battle, the most dazzling general in this battle was not Zhou Yu, but Cao Ren, the general of the defeated army.

It was Cao Ren, who held out in the Battle of Nanjun for more than a year, giving Cao Cao time to adjust and layout, and he was still honored despite his defeat in this battle.

It was Cao Ren, who was able to calmly make strategic adjustments during the year he held Nanjun, and this battle also established his position as the first general in Cao's army to defend the city.

According to the "Legend of Cao Ren in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms", after the Battle of Nanjun began, Zhou Yu's vanguard troops numbered in the thousands. Cao Ren then ordered Niu Jin to go out of the city to meet him, but Niu Jin was besieged by the Eastern Wu army soon after.

Although Zhou Yu won the war, he was not the one everyone talked about, everyone talked about the defeated general.

It was Cao Ren, because before the Sun and Liu coalition forces came, it was Cao Ren who had been struggling to hold on, and without him, he would not have been able to take Nanjun.

It was Cao Ren, and the reason why he was able to take Nanjun was that Cao Ren had been holding his position before, giving the coalition forces time to buffer.

No, it was Cao Ren, because at that time Zhou Yu's army had an advantage in numbers, and the strength of Cao's army was far inferior to that of the opponent, and it was Cao Ren's stubborn resistance that dragged the Wu army for a year, and this performance was really eye-catching.

The Sun-Liu coalition army took Nanjun, and the most eye-catching person was not Zhou Yu, but a general of the defeated army. That is, holding on to Nanjun for a year, allowing Cao Cao to calmly make strategic adjustments, and accumulate strength for Cao Ren to seize Guanzhong and the northwest region a few years later.

No, the most eye-catching performance is Cao Ren, although Zhou Yu is the winning side, but not as eye-catching as Cao Ren.

The most eye-catching performance was the defeated general Cao Ren, who stayed in Nanjun in the long run, giving Cao Cao time to make strategic adjustments and lay the foundation for future battles.

Yes. Nanjun was captured because of Zhou Yu's strategy and the result of the battle of Eastern Wu's soldiers, and Nanjun could not be taken without Zhou Yu.

Zhou Yu immediately appointed Jiang Qin as the vanguard, Ding Feng and Xu Sheng as lieutenants, and led 5,000 men and horses to attack, and he personally led the main force to follow behind. Knowing that the Eastern Wu army was coming, Cao Ren, the general of Nanjun, decided to stick to the countermeasures of not fighting, but was opposed by the general Niu Jin. Niu Jin thought that it was a cowardly move for the enemy soldiers to come to the city and not fight, and proposed to Cao Ren to lead 500 elite soldiers out of the city to meet the battle.

In the end, Cao Ren agreed to Niu Jin's request.

Niu Jin came to the outside of the city and went head-to-head with Ding Feng, the general of Eastern Wu. Ding Feng was defeated, Niu Jin pursued closely, and fell into the siege of the Eastern Wu army, and the situation was extremely critical. Seeing this, Cao Ren, who was standing at the head of the city, put on his horse, took hundreds of knights out of the city, and rushed towards the army of Eastern Wu.

The Eastern Wu general Xu Sheng faced the battle, but he was not Cao Ren's opponent. Cao Ren finally rendezvoused with Niu Jin in the siege, and fought hard to break through with Niu Jin.

When Cao Ren broke out of the siege and came to the city of Nanjun, he found that there were still dozens of soldiers still trapped in the siege of the Eastern Wu army. So, Cao Ren turned around and killed the enemy again, and finally rescued the soldiers. At this time, Cao Chun led the troops to kill and fought with Cao Ren in a melee with the Eastern Wu army.

The morale of the Soochow army was frustrated and finally defeated.

Zhou Yu. Before the capture of Nangun, it was the Battle of Chibi. And the commanders of the Battle of Chibi and the capture of Nanjun were all Mei Zhou Lang Zhou Yu.

It should be Zhao Yun, when the Sun-Liu coalition army defeated the Cao army, Zhao Yun obeyed Zhuge Liang's order and occupied Nanjun first, preventing Nanjun from falling into the hands of Zhou Yu, which also laid a firm foundation for Liu Bei's group to occupy Jingzhou later.

Sun Quan lent Nanjun to Liu Bei, which was also because the situation required it at that time, because Sun Quan urgently needed someone who could fight Cao Cao with him, so he supported Liu Bei's strength.

Because the social background at that time was relatively complicated, he lent it to Liu Bei in order to be able to express his alliance attitude, to better confront the Wei forces, and to show his determination.

First, Sun Quan felt that Liu Bei would not have the ability to take Nanjun directly, and second, Sun Quan's mother had a very good attitude towards Liu Bei and was very optimistic about this son-in-law, and Sun Quan did not dare to be too harsh on Liu Bei.

Because Sun Quan could take this opportunity to win over Liu Bei, so that Wei would not easily attack him and keep the country of Eastern Wu.

On the one hand, although Nanjun was captured by Zhou Yu, in fact, in the battle of Nanjun, Liu Bei's side also contributed a lot. On the other hand, Sun Quan, as a party to which princes to destroy, also has his own rational considerations in the matter of borrowing Nanjun. That is, Sun Quan's file code lent Nanyuwu County to Liu Bei in order to let Liu Bei bear the defensive pressure of Jingzhou.

Because most of Liu Bei's troops were in Nanjun at that time, if he didn't give it, Liu Bei might directly grab it. There was also no territory that Liu Bei could not develop at that time, and he might have conflicts with Jiangdong after he became blind. In the end, giving Nanjun to Liu Bei could share Cao Cao's pressure on Jiangdong.

Because of the auspicious Sun Liang Moquan, only in this way can he keep the state of Wu, otherwise once Liu Bei's army is defeated, then Cao Cao will definitely attack Sun Quan, and Sun Quan will definitely not have a good end.

Because the two formed an alliance at that time, and Liu Bei's strength was not very strong, he lent it to Liu Bei after thinking about it.

Because Sun Quan knew the situation very well at that time, Cao Cao was still the most powerful in his preparation, and if he didn't unite with Liu Bei, he would definitely not be able to defeat Shanqing and destroy him.

In order to reach an alliance with Liu Bei and fight Cao Cao together. At that time, Jingzhou had been occupied by Liu Bei, and Sun Quan reached an alliance with Liu Bei on the river.

Because this is to strengthen the alliance with Liu Bei, Sun Quan wants Shu Han to become stronger, and then Cao Wei will first attack Shu Han in the north, so as to win development opportunities for Eastern Wu.

Because he wanted to form an alliance with Liu Bei, so that they could fight Cao Cao together, and Liu Bei could share some of the pressure he was facing.

I think the main reason is that Sun Quan had to do it as a last resort, and Sun Quan did it at that time in order to curry favor with Liu Bei.

Because Sun Quan wanted to borrow Liu Bei's hand to fight against Wei, in order to show his sincerity, he could only lend Nanjun to Liu Bei.

Because he needed to form an alliance with Liu Bei, Cao Wei's pressure was difficult for him to hold on to alone, so he needed Liu Bei to share it.