The real history of the Three Kingdoms tell all the things compiled by Lao Luo .

It is recommended to go to see "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", that is the official history, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is just Luo Guanzhong on the basis of "Three Kingdoms" combined with folk legends, so "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is seven points real and three points false.

However, there are some things in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" that cannot be judged to be true or false to a certain extent, and the reader chooses for himself. History is originally reserved for speculation, isn't it?

I also love the history of the Three Kingdoms, appreciate the strategy inside, and admire the loyalty in it, hehe.

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Want the history of the Three Kingdoms?

Then look at some historical documents such as "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", and "Zizhi Tongjian".

History, there is no real talk, and those scribes who write history also have their own historical concepts and views, so. The history books record only the closest to history. As for 80 percent? Or fifty percent? Or something else, you can only ask the ancients.

The brothers upstairs have said pretty much that, and I'll add one thing at the end. The ** in the hands of Wu Shengye is definitely not the Qinglong Glaive, I don't know what it is, but I know that the Qinglong Glaive Knife first appeared in the Song Dynasty.

Personally, I think that "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is the best portrayal of the characters in the four famous novels, and it is also a rare classic historical theme in history**. There are many characters and event scenes, but the unique writing technique makes the whole plot coherent and clearly describes the personality traits of each character, which is a rare masterpiece.

As for authenticity, ** itself is to popularize history, and does not deliberately pursue complete authenticity, so as to facilitate the characterization and plot development. Second, Lao Luo's compilation itself is not based on the book "Three Kingdoms", and regarding historical facts, the details of the various editions of books such as "Three Kingdoms" and "Shiyu" are not the same.

It's too far away. It's almost 2000 years old, and if you are still entangled, it will be too small-bellied. Besides, there are people who are now entangled in Huo Yuanjia's reputation who are sincerely unhappy for Huo Yuanjia, but it is estimated that there are many people who are for other interests, all of them are motivated by the purpose.

Besides, there are a few clean people who play politics, and even fewer who are clean in that troubled world. If you really want to say that you are wronged, Brother Ren can check Pan Jinlian's real people and true stories. It seems that in the local chronicles of Heqing County, you will know that Shenma is a strange injustice through the ages.

A book that can be rated as one of the four great masterpieces, I don't think it will shake his status because of your few words, on the contrary, you may be seen as an alternative by others, even if you know the truth, it's better not to say it, because everyone is used to the current world.

1. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was not directly created on the basis of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and there were many scripts of storytellers before, such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which recorded that storytellers often told stories about the world in the Song Dynasty. Luo Guanzhong just re-polished these stories. And most of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms we see now were modified by Mao Zonggang's father and son, the so-called Mao Ben.

Respecting Liu and degrading Cao too much is also the so-called father and son of the Mao family, Luo Guanzhong was not so obvious originally.

2. In that era, the right to reputation was not very important, and not everyone was literate, their understanding of the story of the Three Kingdoms mostly came from storytellers, storytellers traveled from all directions, and the book was not written by him, so it was useless for you to find him.

3, what if the descendants of Cao Cao and Zhou Yu don't accept it, if no one accepts the lawsuit, they can only do it without listening or believing it. It is said that in Yunnan, the story of the seven captures of Meng Huo cannot be sung, and it is the seven captures of Zhuge that are circulated locally. It can only be culture-to-culture, and only to**to**.

It was originally **, not a history book, focusing on literature rather than historical value.

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There is no such thing as a Five Tiger General in history. It's just that Chen Shou's Three Kingdoms has the principle of passing on people with the same historical status in the process of compiling. "Shu Shu VI: Guan Zhang Ma Huang Zhao Biography VI", I just felt that there was a commonality between them, and the five of them were compiled together.

Thus it has been handed down to future generations.

In the original version of "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms" (240 copies), the ranking order of the five tiger generals is: Guan, Zhang, Ma, Huang, Zhao, and later after the adaptation of Mao Zonggang and Mao Lun father and son in the Qing Dynasty, they became Guan, Zhang, Zhao, Ma, and Huang. The most popular version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" (120 copies) is the Romance adapted by Mao's father and son.

On some occasions, Wei Yan replaced Ma Chao and became one of the five tiger generals. From the perspective of combat exploits and ability, Wei Yan is brave and strategic, and has outstanding military achievements and outstanding knowledge, while Ma Chao is no more than Puffle. At the same time, Ma Chao's early death had little impact on the situation in the entire Three Kingdoms.

Ma Chao came to Liu Bei's camp in a desperate situation, and he was not very trusted by Liu Bei, but he was just famous.

The five tiger generals in the true history of the Three Kingdoms are Guan Yu. Zhang Fei. Zhao Yun. Huang Zhong. Ma Chao.

There are no five tigers, but the Three Kingdoms chronicles compile Zhao Yun's biography next to the other four, so they are called the five tiger generals, and Cao Cao's five good generals have it.

Wei Yan is nothing! There are really only four tiger generals in history! Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong! Zhao Yun was added by a descendant! Wei Yan is the Taishou of Hanzhong!

There is no Wei Yan among the five tiger generals in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The five tigers are: Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Huang Zhong, Zhao Yun, and Ma Chao.

Wei Yan is the Taishou of Hanzhong!

According to your question, it should be the five tiger generals of Shu, the folk saying is: Guan, Zhang, Zhao, Ma, Huang, and the five tiger generals in the Water Margin are: Guan, Lin, Dong, Qin, and Hu.

The Five Tiger Admirals are just "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and other ** fabrications, and there is no such statement in real history. And the five tiger generals in ** also told you that some said Ma Chao and some said Wei Yan, but the most popular ones are Guan, Zhang, Zhao, Ma, and Huang in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

It is a pity that there is no talk of the Five Tiger Generals in the official history. When Liu Bei was called the king of Hanzhong, he rewarded his generals one by one. There are only four generals, front and back, left and right.

They are the former general Guan Yu, the right general Zhang Fei, the left general Ma Chao, and the later general Huang Zhong. Zhao Yun, General Yijun, is just a miscellaneous general.

It's Ma Chao. There is a theory that the selection of the five tiger generals is determined on the basis of merit. Since Wei Yan was all assisting them, the credit was not so great. There is also a theory that it is due to Zhuge Liang's discovery of Wei Yan's anti-bone in the back of his head. So there is no part of him.

In the history of the Three Kingdoms, there are no five tiger generals, only four tigers, which are the four generals before and after, namely Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, and Huang Zhong.

There are five tiger generals in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: a Zhao Yun has been added.

To tell you the truth, in fact, there are no five tiger generals, I have to say that there are only four tigers, and the one who is missing is Zhao Yun, and the other four are the generals before and after, and the left and right are the five generals of the Wei State, and only the five sons of the Wei State are the five generals of the Wei State, and the five sons are the first.

There are no five tiger generals in the official history, they are all made up by Lao Luo.

Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong.

Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Huang Zhong, Ma Chao.

Zhao Yun, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Huang Zhong, Ma Chao.

Seiya, Purple Dragon, Instant, Binghe, Ikki.

As one of the four famous novels, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" naturally contains a lot of history and culture. It not only reflects the rich history and culture, but also the names of people and places. The main events that take place in it are basically the same as those recorded in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

It can be said that "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" reflects a more real history and culture.

At the beginning of the story, the major event of the Taoyuan Rebellion was written, and this plot was used as a starting point to begin to tell the history of the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period for nearly a hundred years. Through true stories, the author reveals the darkness of society under feudal rule. The whole story is a spy war movie in modern times, and for such a TV series, it is still worth learning.

After reading it, you will feel that there is a lot of wisdom in it, think about "three visits to the thatched house", "grass boat borrowing arrows", "empty city plan", in the story we are familiar with, it contains astronomy, geography, politics, military, psychology and other aspects of knowledge. It seems that every sentence in "Three Kingdoms" may contain wisdom, and if you read it well, then you will definitely gain something.

However, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is only "Romance" after all. It doesn't tell all the history of the Three Kingdoms, and some characters have been beautified or scandalized in the play. Therefore, he is not the entire history of the Three Kingdoms.

And there are some logical problems in the play, which are not in line with the situation at the time, just like the "empty city plan", after this strategy was used, it caused many audiences to applaud.

This story is a classic. But if you think about it carefully, under the circumstances at that time, Sima Yi's troops were all in the city, and the 200,000 army didn't have the courage to go in and have a look? Besides, if you don't enter the city and surround it, then you can put the other party to death.

As the saying goes, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is three points true and seven points false, "Three Kingdoms" is true, I recommend you to watch it