Who contributed the most in Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Who is the most loyal?

Zhuge Liang single-handedly helped Shu and the Three Kingdoms to stand. He also integrated the formation into the military and created eight formations to trap and kill 800,000 Cao Jun, the so-called meritorious ones. There is also a poem: the merit covers the Three Kingdoms, and the name becomes the Eight Arrays. to illustrate his merits.

Loyalty is also Zhuge Liang, he did his best for Shu, Liu Bei said to him when he died, to assist the young master, if the young master is incompetent to replace him. However, there was no substitution in his life. still did his best for the country, and finally died of illness on the way out of the army, this list can witness his loyalty.

I think that the Three Kingdoms have made achievements from time to time:

Wei: Cao Cao, Cao Zhi, Cao Pi, Jia Xu, Xun You, Xun Yu, Zhang Liao, Jin: Sima Yi, Sima Zhao, Yang Zhen

Shu: Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Guan Zhang, Zhao Mahuang, Fa Zheng, Wei Yan.

Wu: Sun Jian, Sun Ce, Sun Quan, Lu Su, Zhou Yu, Lu Xun, Zhuge Ke.

Cao Cao: Emperor of Wei, Wen Taowuluo, the first person in the Three Kingdoms!

Cao Zhi: The son of Cao Cao, he became a poem in seven steps, and his literary style is the first in the world, and Luo Shenfu is enough to squeeze it into this form.

Cao Pi: The de facto founding emperor of Wei and one of the seven sons of Jian'an.

Jia Xu: I thought that the smartest strategist in the Three Kingdoms had no last resort, and he was wise enough to protect himself.

Xun You: Cao Cao's main think tank and political pillar, with high moral character, and the cause of death is a mystery.

Xun Yu: Cao Cao's main think tank in the early days, Xun Yu's uncle, played a great role in the Battle of Guandu.

Zhang Liao: Megashock is enough.

Sima Yi: The commander-in-chief of the battle with Shu in the late Wei period, the grandfather of the founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty, is outstanding enough. At the same time, he did not destroy Shu Han in his life, which I think is a concrete manifestation of his political vision, which is the strongest.

Sima Zhao: The de facto ruler of the late Wei period laid a solid foundation for the establishment of the Jin Dynasty.

Yang Zhen: The Jin generals played a decisive role in the process of destroying Wu, and their wartime friendship with Lu Kang was rumored to be a good story for a while.

Liu Bei: The founding emperor of the Shu Han Dynasty.

Zhuge Liang: An outstanding inventor, politician, writer, and non-military strategist.

Guan Zhang Zhao Ma Huang: The generation of minions, the general of the tiger and wolf.

Fa Zheng: The first strategist of the Shu Kingdom, he directly directed the peaceful evolution of Xichuan.

Wei Yan: In my mind, he is the only wise general in Shu, and his talent is slightly inferior to Zhou Yu, but there is a boss who is cautious and does not understand the art of war, and he loses.

Sun Jian: The father of Sun Quan, the founding emperor of Wu, the former Tiger of Jiangdong, the victorious general in the anti-Dong Lian army, and the first commander of the Three Kingdoms.

Sun Ce: Little Overlord, with only a few soldiers and horses, he won the land of Jiangdong and became the lord of Jiangdong.

Sun Quan: The founding emperor of Wu State, guarding the moat, becoming a family temple, and giving birth to Sun Zhongmou!

Lu Su: Sun Quan's friend, first-class in wisdom and knowledge, single-handedly planned the Sun-Liu Union, and presided over the overall political economy in the early period of Eastern Wu.

Zhou Yu: The first wise general of the Three Kingdoms, the only commander of the Red Cliff War, the cornerstone of the founding of the Wu State, but unfortunately short-lived.

Lu Xun: The military leader in the later period of the Wu State, with foresight, ensured the balance of power of the Three Kingdoms, and won Jingzhou from Liu Bei. At the same time, it also actively implemented the defensive strategy against Cao Wei.

Zhuge Ke: Zhuge Liang's brother and Zhuge Jin's son. In the later period of Shengdou Wu State, there was a dictatorship, and there was even the possibility of a coup d'état. "It's been a few hours, and it's better to finish it", I never thought about it, and it became a sentence.

The rest of the idle people, etc., are just supporting roles.

The incarnation of loyalty in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is Guan Yu, we are familiar with his loyalty, righteousness, bravery, strategy, and pride: thousands of miles to ride alone, Huarong Road to put Cao Cao, five passes to kill six generals, flooded seven monarchs, defeated Maicheng.

Guan Yu stayed in Nanjun Taishou Mifang to guard Jiangling, and the general Fu Shiren was stationed in Gong'an, and he led a large army to attack Lü Chang in Xiangyang and Cao Ren in Fancheng. During the battle, Guan Yu was shot in the forehead by the Wei general Pang De. After Cao Cao withdrew from the Hanzhong battlefield, he immediately dispatched Yu Bandu to lead the Seventh Army of 30,000 men to rescue Fancheng.

At this time, Fancheng Shangbi Tanmo was not surrounded by Guan Yu, and Cao Ren ordered Yu Ban and Pang Detun to be stationed in Fanbei. After that, it began to rain for more than ten days, Guan Yu took advantage of the opportunity of the Han River to flood the Seventh Army, and then attacked it by boat, and then forced to surrender to the ban and capture Pang De. Guan Yu wanted to appoint Pang De as a general, but was refused, so he beheaded Pang De.

At this point, the Wei army that rescued Fancheng was completely annihilated, and Fancheng, where Cao Ren was stationed, was also in danger. Guan Yu's army approached Fancheng by boat and besieged the city several times.

In October of the same year, Lu Hunmin, Sun Wolf and others suffered from forced labor, rebelled and rebelled, and attached Guan Yu to the south. Many bandits south of Xudu have received Guan Yu's seal and are Guan Yu's branches. Even Cao Wei's Jingzhou Thorn Shi Hu Xiu and Nanxiang Taishou Fu Fang also took refuge in Guan Yu.

Guan Yu's momentum once shocked China.

Guan Yu is a native of Xie County, Hedong County (now Xie Zhou Town, Yanhu District, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province). A famous general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, he died in Zhuo County, and Zhang Fei raised troops from Liu Bei. After Liu Bei got Xuzhou, he made Guan Yu too guarded. In the fifth year of Jian'an (200 years), Cao Cao marched eastward, defeated Liu Bei, Guan Yu was captured and excited, so he followed Cao Cao to meet Yuan Shaojun in Guandu, assassinated Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang in the crowd, sealed the Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion, and soon resigned to Liu Bei.

Later, Liu Bei attached himself to Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao.

In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Cao Cao entered Jingzhou, Liu Bei led the people to flee south, and Guan Yu went to Xiakou with him. and Cao Cao was defeated in Chibi, Liu Bei collected the counties south of the Yangtze River, and appointed Guan Yu as the general of Xiangyang Taishou and Dangkou. Liu Bei set Yizhou in the west and made Guan Yu guard Jingzhou.

In the twentieth year of Jian'an (215), Guan Yu expelled the magistrates of Changsha, Lingling, and Guiyang counties placed by Sun Quan.

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219 years), worship as the former general, besieged Cao Cao will conquer the southern general Cao Ren in Fancheng, when the Han River flooded, General Zuo supervised the seven armies in the forbidden place were submerged, and beheaded the general Pang De, since Xu (now Xuchang, Henan) to the south often responds from afar, and shocks China.