What characters does Yanyun Eighteen Riders refer to? What is their fate?

What characters does "Yanyun Eighteen Riders" refer to? What is their fate?

Yan Yun Eighteen Riding Luo Yi personally taught eighteen powerful soldiers, and their combat effectiveness is particularly high, these characters are actually fictional by the ancients, and they are not real in history.

The Eighteen Cavalry of Yanyun refers to the eighteen nomadic construction corps stationed in the north at that time.

According to the Book of Jin, Volume 14, Chronicle 4, Shile Shang, there is.

The original text is as follows: Huan's family is adjacent to Ma Mu, and Mu rate Wei County Jisang exchanges, Le can Xiang Ma self-trust to Sang. Taste mercenary in Wu'an Linshui, prisoner of the guerrillas. There will be a herd of deer passing by, and the soldiers will compete for it, and Le Nai will be spared.

Oh saw a father and an elder, and said: "To the deer I am, you should be the lord of Zhongzhou, so I save you." "Worship and be ordained.

Then he recruited Wang Yang, Kui'an, Zhixiong, Ji Bao, Wu Yu, Liu Ying, Taobao, Lu Ming and other eight horsemen as a group of thieves. Later, Guo Ao, Liu Zheng, Liu Bao, Zhang Yufu, Hu Yanmo, Guo Heiluo, Zhang Yue, Peacock, Zhao Lu, Zhiqu Liu, etc., went to it again, and the number was eighteen horses.

Created by: Luo Yi.

Luo Yi (?) —627), Ziyan, a native of Xiangyang, Xiangzhou (now Hubei), a general and warlord in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, lived in Yunyang, Jingzhao (now Jingyang, Shaanxi). At the end of the Sui Dynasty, he served as the general of Hu Benlang and was stationed in Zhuo County.

After returning to the Tang Dynasty in 619, he was given the surname Li, and was first named the Duke of Yan, and later the King of Yan County, helping the Tang Dynasty defeat Liu Heimin, commanding the Tianjie Army, and guarding Jingzhou. After Tang Taizong ascended the throne, he entered the Fengkai Mansion and the three divisions, and the position was higher than the three dukes. In the first year of Zhenguan, he led the army against the Tang Dynasty and entered the territory of Fengzhou, but was defeated and fled to Wushi, Gansu, where he was killed by his subordinates.

Is there really a "Yanyun Eighteen Horsemen" in history? There are only eighteen people, and the combat effectiveness is terrifying!

This kind of thing, which only appears in part of the wild history, is similar to folk rumors, which cannot be verified, but it has never appeared in the official history, and it is impossible to record a single army.

The legend of the heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties is just **, ** is fictional, the real Tang Dynasty does not have Luo Cheng and this person, let alone Yan Yun's eighteen horsemen.

This is a group of powerful killers who came out of the legends of the heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties. However, there is not a single word in the historical data, and if there is anything, it must be recorded in the entire historical data. Legend has it that this was a team established by Luo Cheng's father, who was only in the desert and rarely came to the Central Plains, and was later disbanded by Luo Cheng.

Legend has it that this team of eighteen men once killed thousands of aliens. But thousands of aliens just stand there and don't understand, just let these people cut until their hands are weak. Therefore, this was made up later, and there is no such team of eighteen people in history.