Approximate content of the defeat of Wheat City 10

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (219 AD), Guan Yu attacked Fancheng, and was flooded in the forbidden Seventh Army, and the military power was greatly inspired, and Cao Cao had discussed moving the capital to avoid its edge. In October of the 24th year of Jian'an, Jiangdong general Lü Meng took advantage of the confrontation between Guan Yu and Cao Ren, the defender of Fancheng, to attack Jingzhou and capture Guan Yu's base camp Jiangling. Guan Yu was attacked on both sides, and hurriedly withdrew his troops from Fancheng to the west and stationed in Maicheng.

Lü Meng adopted a strategy of division and disintegration, so that Guan Yu's soldiers had no intention of fighting and gradually dispersed. Guan Yu was isolated and helpless, and held on to Maicheng. Sun Quan sent someone to lure Guan Yu to surrender, Guan Yu pretended to surrender, set up a banner at the head of the city, pretending to be a sergeant, but he fled, only more than ten horsemen followed.

Sun Quan sent Zhu Ran and Pan Zhang to cut off Guan Yu's various ways, captured Guan Yu and his son Guan Ping in Linfu, and immediately executed them.

The Battle of Maicheng was a battle in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which was described in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". At that time, Guan Yu had already lost Jingzhou and suffered heavy losses. Only 300 people came to Maicheng (now Lianghe Town, Dangyang City, Yichang, Hubei).

Guan Yu asked Liu Bei in Xichuan (present-day Sichuan) and Liu Feng and Meng Da in Shangyong (present-day Zhushan County, Hubei) for help. However, Liu Bei was far away in Xichuan, and the rescuers could not arrive in time, while Liu Feng and Meng Da did not save them when they saw death. Guan Yu had no choice but to break through, but was ambushed by the Eastern Wu generals Pan Zhang, Zhu Ran and others.

Guan Yu was captured by Eastern Wu, and would rather die than give in, and was beheaded by Sun Quan. The story of the Battle of Wheat City was later famous all over the world by the success or failure of Romance.

In the twenty-fourth year of Han Jian'an, the Shu Han general Guan Yu was intercepted by Wu General when he defeated Maicheng, and was beheaded in the story of frustration. Later, he used the metaphor of "defeating the wheat city" to fall into a desperate situation, describing that people who can succeed in everything also have failures. Maicheng is in Lianghe Township, Dangyang City, Hubei Province, more than 20 kilometers away from Pingyang Town.

It was an important city of Chu in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and the seat of Zhaoqiu County in the eighteenth year of Emperor Kaihuang of Sui (593 AD). Qing Tongzhi's "Dangyang County Chronicles" recorded: "Maicheng is fifty miles southeast of the county, and it is said that it was built by King Zhao of Chu.

During the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu was attacked by Sun Quan, and he went west to Maicheng."

The protagonist of the defeated Maicheng is Guan Yu.

The battle of Maicheng was written in the official history "Three Types of Commanding the Country" very clearly and simply, and Chen Shou only mentioned it in one stroke and did not mention it much. For example, "Three Kingdoms: Guan Zhang, Ma Huang Zhao Biography" only has "the right to send the general to counterattack the feather, cut the feather and Ziping in the frustration." "Guan Yu died in this battle.

And in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the battle of Maicheng was described in great detail.

Liu Bei borrowed Jingzhou, but he borrowed but did not pay it back. Before Zhuge Liang entered Sichuan, he specially explained that he wanted Guan Yu to defend Jingzhou, a strategic place, not to seek merit, but to seek no fault. Who knew that Guan Yu flooded the Seventh Army, and Cao Cao wanted to move the capital.

Guan Yu wanted to take advantage of the victory to pursue, carelessly was attacked by Eastern Wu, and recaptured Jingzhou without a fight. Guan Yu walked the path overnight and ambushed in Maicheng, and the famous general who showed off his eyes on weekdays and passed five levels and killed six generals was beheaded by an unknown young general.

Later, he used the metaphor of "defeating the wheat city" to fall into a desperate situation, describing that people who can succeed in everything also have failures.

Guan Yu is stubborn and arrogant. As a result, he fell for the strategy of Lu Meng and Lu Xun, lost Jingzhou, and defeated Maicheng.

At that time, Guan Yu had already lost Jingzhou and suffered heavy losses. Only 300 people came to Maicheng (now Lianghe Town, Dangyang City, Yichang, Hubei). Guan Yu asked for help from Liu Bei, his eldest brother in Xichuan (present-day Sichuan), and Liu Bei's righteous sons Liu Feng and Meng Da in Shangyong (present-day Zhushan County, Hubei).

However, Liu Bei was far away in Xichuan, and the rescuers could not arrive on time, and Liu Feng and Meng Da did not save them when they saw death. Guan Yu had no choice but to break through, but was ambushed by Wu generals Pan Zhang, Zhu Ran and others. Guan Yu was captured by Wu Guo, and would rather die than give in, and was beheaded by Sun Quan.

The story of the Battle of Wheat City was later famous all over the world by the success or failure of Romance.