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Ma Chao, Pang De, Yan Xing, Hua Xiong, Zhang Xiu.
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There are two major factions.
One is the former Eastern Han Dynasty official army.
Leader: Dong Zhuo.
Relatives: Dong Min (younger brother), Dong Huang (nephew), Niu Fu (son-in-law).
Generals: Li Wei, Guo Yan, Zhang Ji, Fan Chou, Li Meng, Wang Fang, Xu Rong, Duan Xuan, Hu Zhen, Hua Xiong, Yang Ding, Yang Feng (formerly Bai Bojun), Li Su, Dong Cheng, Dong Yue, Li Ru, etc.
PS: Attached to the state army.
Leader: Lu Bu.
Generals: Zhang Yang, Zhang Liao, Gao Shun, etc.
The second is the former rebel army in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
Leader: Ma Teng, Han Sui.
Relatives: Ma Chao (Tengzi), Ma Xiu (Tengzi), Ma Tie (Tengzi), Ma Dai (Tengzi).
Generals: Pang De, Yang Qiu, Li Kan, Cheng Gongying, Yan Xing, Tian Le, Yang Kui, Lu Yan, Jiang Shi, etc.
At the time of Dong's death, his ranking was as follows:
The first class (participated in court politics): Dong Zhuo (Taishi), Dong Min (General Zuo), Dong Huang (Shizhong), Li Ru (Lang Zhongling).
Second class (senior generals): Lu Bu (Zhonglang General), Niu Fu (Zhonglang General), Xu Rong (Zhonglang General), Duan Xuan (Zhonglang General), Hu Zhen (Lingdong County Taishou), Dong Yue (Zhonglang General), Ma Teng, Han Sui.
The third class (middle and lower-level generals): Li Dao (Dong Zhuo's general), Guo Yan (Niu Fu general), Zhang Ji (Niu Fu general), Fan Chou (Dong Zhuo general), Zhang Liao (Lu Bu general), Gao Shun (Lu Bu general), Hua Xiong (Dong Zhuo general), Yang Ding (Dong Zhuo general), Li Su (Lu Bu general), Dong Cheng (Niu Fu general), Jia Xu (Niu Fu general).
After Dong's death, the rebellious Bingzhou army and the Ma and Han Liangzhou armies who came to fight for power were successively defeated by Dong Zhuo's army; At the same time, since these two military operations were mainly led by middle- and lower-level officers in Dong Zhuo's system, when reorganizing forces, the original middle- and lower-ranking officers came from behind and entered the factional leadership. The specific rankings are as follows:
The first class (participating in court politics): Li Dao (general of the chariot cavalry), Guo Yan (later general), Fan Chou (right general), Li Ru (servant).
Second class (senior generals): Duan Xuan (General Ning Ji), Zhang Ji (General Zhendong), Hu Zhen (Captain Sili), Yang Ding (General Anxi), Yang Feng (General Xingyi), Dong Cheng (General Anji), Jia Xu.
The above is a personal understanding. If you disagree with so-and-so, please forgive me.
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The warlords of Xiliang were roughly divided into two forces in the later period.
Ma Teng's forces and Han Sui's forces.
Of course, there is also Dong Zhuo's forces in the early years, when Dong Zhuo's forces were strong, Ma Teng's forces were friendly with Dong Zhuo's forces.
Ma Chao, Ma Dai, Pang De and other generals of Ma Teng's forces.
Cheng Yin, Yang Qiu, candidates, Yan Xing and other generals of Han Sui's forces. Entrenched in Jincheng.
Early years (during the reign of Emperor Ling of Han).
Han Sui rebelled against Bian Zhang.
Later, Ma Teng entered the palace, (in fact, there is also a reason for this, after all, if he does not enter the permit, Cao Cao will use this as a name to attack Ma Teng).
Moreover, at that time, Zhang was involved in this incident, and the official with an annual salary of 2,000 stones came out to welcome Ma Teng. What an honor.
It wasn't until later that Ma Chao heard rumors that his father died and rebelled, which was the war between Cao Cao's forces and the Liangzhou military system.
Ma Chao and Han Sui joined forces to fight against Cao, which was actually just the truth of the cold of the lips, and it was also for the common interests of the Liangzhou military system.
I don't think it's for the brotherhood mentioned in the so-called romance, Han Sui is vicious and famous, how can he fight for brotherhood?
Until the final defeat of Tongguan. The military system of Liangzhou collapsed, and Han Sui became a rich man, and his generals also served under Cao Cao.
Ma Chao brought the remnants into Qiang (Ma Chao has a high prestige in the Qiang army, and the battle of Tongguan, I think most of them are Qiang soldiers and horses, after all, in the cold and bitter cold land, even if the Ma family's power is large in the local area, it will not exceed a limit. The population of Yongliang is small. Hu and Han are mixed, and there will inevitably not be many Han soldiers. , gathered forces to oppose Cao, and was defeated, voted for Zhang Lu, and voted for Liu Bei. Until the last guard Hanzhong, he died early at the age of forty-seven or eighteen. Pound died in battle, and Ma Dai's ending is not recorded in the history books.
Liangzhou was attributed to Cao. There is also Zhang both to lead the government affairs of Liangzhou, and Guo Huai to the governor of Yongliang military.
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During the Three Kingdoms period, Liangzhou was in what is now Wuwei City, Gansu Province.
During the Western Han Dynasty, the "Thirteen Thorn History" was established, of which the Liangzhou Thorn History Department was in this area, and the jurisdiction was very large. It is called "Liangzhou", which means "located in the west, often cold and cold". Since then, the name "Liangzhou" has changed many times, but the basic area has not changed.
When the Eastern Han Dynasty dedicated the emperor, Yongzhou was re-established, and Wuwei County was governed by Yongzhou Prefecture, with 14 counties under its jurisdiction. In the first year of Emperor Wen of Wei of the Three Kingdoms (220 years), Liangzhou was reset, with jurisdiction over 7 counties including Wuwei, and the state was governed in Guzang County, Wuwei County.
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The Xiliang folk style is loyal and fierce, coupled with excellent war horses, and has been garrisoning the frontier and fighting with foreign tribes all the year round, with rich combat experience, and the combat generals are equally brave, so it can be said that it is the strongest army. Its ultimate defeat was due to the political incompetence of its leaders.
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I think yes, the iron cavalry of Xiliang are all fierce and brave volunteers, thanks to the culture and folk customs of the border area, the Xiliang area has countless horses and hot-blooded youth, their fierce and rough style makes Cao Cao frightened.
They were even able to crush Cao Cao's army head-on, and pursued them all the way.
The Western Liang army is strong, that is the real army is strong, and the Wei army is strong, which is Cao Cao's own means and command are strong.
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To say that the super-first-class celebrities are the most in Shanxi and Hebei, Shanxi has Lu Bu--- now Xinzhou Dingxiang people, Guan Yu, now Yuncheng Jiezhou people, Zhang Liao, now Shuozhou Pinglu people, Xu Huang, Shanxi Shangdang people.
Hebei's --- Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Yan Liang, Wen Chou, Zhang He.
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There are also a lot of Hebei, please note! Guan Yu's ancestral home is from Jieliang, Hedong, which is almost the boundary of Hebei, and Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun are both from Hebei, and there was no municipality directly under the central government at that time. Yan Zhang Fei is obviously the land of Yan Zhao, and Zhao Yun was originally under the account of Sun Zhan, the Taishou Gonggong of Beiping.
And Tai Shici is a native of Shandong, and the former Beihai Taishou Kong Rong was under the tent.
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I know that there are too many scribes in Yingchuan, and the quality is still very high, Cao Mengde sighed that "there are so many righteous scholars in Hebei".
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That's a difficult question to ask. Many, Guan Yu has more of the next generation in the same period, and his birthplace is also different, how can you count the famous generals you refer to? It's equivalent to Lu Bu, Guan Yu, and Zhao Yun are as famous as powerful, so you better read the Three Kingdoms carefully.
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Anhui's more.
The famous masters of Wu are basically from Anhui.
Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lu Meng, Huang Gai, Jiang Qin, Zhou Tai, Ding Feng, are all Xu Zhuye.
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There are also many in Shanxi, such as Guan Gong. Lu Bu. Zhang Liao.
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We all know that Xiliang Ma Chao is one of the five tiger generals of Shu Kingdom, so can Ma Chao really rank first in the group of generals who were born in Xiliang at that time?
(1) Top ten military generals
Seventh place: Zhang Xiu. Zhang Xiu was Zhang Ji's nephew, who was capable of fighting with Zhang Ji and took over his troops after Zhang Ji's death, and defeated Cao Cao several times in Wancheng. Because his strength was too weak, Zhang Xiu knew that he was not Cao Cao's opponent, so he surrendered to Cao Cao at the suggestion of Jia Xu, and made great contributions in the battle of Guandu, and was valued and rewarded by Cao Cao.
However, Zhang Xiu once killed Cao Cao's eldest son, and was uneasy under Cao Pi's persecution, and finally committed suicide.
(2) Lu Bu first
The sixth and fifth places are Li Dao and Guo Yan respectively. Both of them were Dong Zhuo's generals, and they were also brave and good at fighting, after Dong Zhuo was killed, the two of them were ready to go home to farm, and under Jia Xu's advice, they decided to pack up the remnants of the army and return to attack Chang'an, so they defeated Lu Bu and killed Wang Yun. After occupying Chang'an, Li Guo and the two killed each other, fighting continuously, and after Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty fled, he led his troops to pursue unsuccessfully, and later Guo Yan was killed by his generals, and Li Dao was defeated and killed by the generals of Guanxi.
The first place is the famous Lu Bu Fengxian, he and Dong Zhuo are from the same place, originally Ding Yuan Yizi, followed by Dong Zhuo. Needless to say, his force is needless to say, who doesn't know Lu Bu, the first person in the Three Kingdoms, let alone Xiliang, he is the most awesome in the Three Kingdoms. changed hands many times in his life, although the force was high, his character was not good, and he was finally killed by Cao Cao.
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Ma Chao can be ranked first, because Ma Chao was originally Ma Teng's son, and he is also the first warrior of Xiliang, so the famous generals of Xiliang are all headed by Ma Chao.
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Ma Chao should be able to rank third, Ma Chao Xiliang is a general, with excellent strength and one of the best kung fu.
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Ma Chao should be the first, not only strong in martial arts, but also strong in military ability, and his father is also the king of Xiliang.
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Ranked second, Ma Chao was the main anti-Cao force before joining Liu Bei, when Cao Cao was almost captured by Ma Chao, brave and resolute.
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