In the official history, how did Sun Ce die, and how did Sun Ce die?

He died after being stabbed by an assassin, but there are many doubts.

"Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" records that Xu Gong's disciples hid among the people and waited for an opportunity to plot against Sun Ce, and finally Sun Ce died under the poisoned arrow. ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" records that Sun Ce died of a ruptured wound. Combining the two theories, the real cause of Sun Ce's death was assassination.

was killed by the villain Xu Gong, he set up a plan to make Sun Ce cornered, so he was shot by Xu Gong.

Sun Ce was shot dead by the Assassins. Sun Ce was a warlord who seized Jiangdong during the Three Kingdoms period, one of the heroes of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the founder of Sun Wu. Sun Ce's military achievements include:

Repelled Liu Xuan, pacified Huiji, and attacked Lujiang. In politics, his achievements include: formulating strategies, breaking with Yuanshu, and laying the foundation.

It seems that he was killed by three doormen. Mainly because he had some light enemies, and then also because someone wanted to plot against him, which started with a conspiracy.

Sun Ce was poisoned to death, and such a thing caused him a lot of damage, and there was no way to save it.

Sun Ce in history can be described as both civil and military, and Sun Ce's death is a major loss for Eastern WuSun Ce was ambushed by three of Xu Gong's disciples during a hunting trip, and in the end, Sun Ce was seriously injured and died of serious injuries

Sun Ce was resourceful, and even Yuan Shu and Cao Cao praised Sun Ce, but God hindered his talents, and when the situation in Eastern Wu was at its most urgent, Sun Ce died suddenly. It turned out that Sun Ce's death had a great relationship with Xu Gong, when Xu Gong's territory was taken away by Sun Ce, Xu Gong was angry and wanted to use "borrowing a knife to kill" to let Cao Cao control Sun Ce, this plan was learned by Sun Ce, and finally Sun Ce sent someone to kill Xu Gong.

In order to avenge the lord, Xu Gong's three doormen looked for an opportunity to assassinate Sun Ce, and when Sun Ce was hunting, when Sun Ce was alone, Xu Gong's three doormen suddenly attacked and stabbed Sun Ce. The three doormen were finally killed, but unfortunately Sun Ce was seriously injured and died.

Sun Ce's death was the most critical moment in the development of Soochow, when the people of Soochow were worried about the fate of the country, and other countries were looking down on Soochow. At this critical moment, Sun Ce made a wise decision when he was dying to pass on the throne to his younger brother Sun Quan, but not to his son, which can be said to be a very wise decision at that time. Sun Ceguo did not look at the wrong person, and Eastern Wu moved towards the future of the Three Kingdoms under the leadership of Sun Quan.

He was wounded by the Assassin and died shortly after.

Sun Ce (175-200 AD), the name Bofu, was born in Fuchun, Wu County (now Fuyang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province), the eldest son of Sun Jian, the eldest brother of Sun Quan, one of the heroes of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and one of the founders of Sun Wu during the Three Kingdoms period.

"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" said that his martial arts were like the overlord Xiang Yu, and he was nicknamed "Little Overlord".

After Sun Jian's death, Sun Ce was forced to submit to Yuan Shu.

In 195, Sun Ce led his army across the Yangtze River, occupied Qu'a, and defeated Liu Xuan, the assassin of Yangzhou.

After that, he successively defeated Huiji Taishou Wang Lang and Wu Jun Yan Baihu.

In 197, Cao Cao appointed Sun Ce as the commander of the cavalry, and succeeded his father as the Marquis of Wucheng, and concurrently served as the Taishou of the Huiji.

In 200, Sun Ce was wounded by an Assassin while hunting and died shortly after, at the age of 25.

After his younger brother Sun Quan took over Sun Ce's great cause and became emperor, he posthumously named Sun Ce as the king of Changsha Huan.

Sun Ce's tomb is located in the silk dyeing factory outside Panmen in Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, and the locals call it the tomb of General Sun.

According to the Song people's book "The Tomb of King Sun", tomb robbers once dug up Sun Ce's tomb, and the cemetery was subsequently abandoned and turned into an official kiln.

After the liberation, the frieze stone was excavated and unearthed, although it has been eroded over the years, it can still distinguish the image of the dragon, tiger, and man carved in front of it.

<> "How did Sun Ce die in history?"

Introduction: Sun Ce, male, a hero of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China, was born in 175 and died in 200 at the age of 25. So, how did such a generation of young and promising "little overlords" die?

Sun Ce is not an ordinary person, he is Sun Jian's eldest son and Sun Quan's eldest brother. is the elder brother of Sun Quan of Wu State, such a character, although there is no shortage of food and clothing, glory and wealth, but he has his own thoughts, to inherit the legacy of his father Yang Jian, and insist on being able to dominate.

In 191 AD, Sun Ce's father Sun Jian died in the war week, Sun Ce transported back his father's coffin, and then crossed the river and lived in Jiangdu (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu), to marry handsome people, to be raised wings, to avenge his father.

Sun Ce is a handsome person, and has a cheerful, straightforward, generous personality, good at listening to the opinions of his subordinates, very good at employing people, talking and making jokes, and has a sense of humor, so he has won the support of the scholars and the people, and the people are willing to serve him desperately.

Later, Zhang Hong, who was under Yuan Shu's account, went to Sun Ce and asked Sun Ce to defect to Yuan Shu.

In April 200, Sun Ce was stabbed by Xu Gong's Sanmen Ke while he was out hunting, and died of serious injuries shortly after returning to Wu at the age of 26.