How did the five tiger generals Cao Cao and Sun Quan die?

Guan Yu was defeated and died Zhang Fei was in a bad mood because of Guan Yu's death, and he treated his subordinates too harshly and was killed by his subordinates. Huang Zhong was ambushed by Ma Zhong in a battle with Wu general Pan Zhang, was shot in the shoulder socket by a stray arrow, and died of old age and blood decay, arrow sores and painful cracking, at the age of 75. Zhao Zilong was brave and strategic, so he did not suffer misfortune, and died of old age.

Ma Chao died of illness in office in 222 AD, only 47 years old. Sun Quan: Cao Cao was born, old, sick and died.

Sun Quan and Zhao Yun died of old age;

Huang Zhong was hit by Ma Zhong's stray arrow on the way to pursue Pan Zhang, and died due to old age and decay;

After Guan Yu lost Jingzhou, he was defeated and left Maicheng and was captured by Sun Quan, who killed Guan Yu in order to show favor to Cao Cao;

Zhang Fei whipped the soldiers to cause dissatisfaction, and was assassinated by his generals Fan Qiang and Zhang Da when he was drunk, and the two of them took Zhang Fei's head to Sun Quan that night;

Cao Cao died of illness.

Guan Yu was killed by Sun Quan in the Battle of Maicheng Huang Zhong was shot to death Zhang Fei was killed at night by Fan Jiang Zhang Da Zhao Yun died of old age Ma Chao died of illness in Qiyang When Zhuge Liang went out to attack the Southern Barbarians, he died of illness. Cao Cao died of illness in 220 AD. Sun Quan died of old age.

Sun Quan and Zhao Yun both died of old age, Huang Zhong was shot to death, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were killed, Ma Chao and Cao Cao were all sick and died.

In historical facts, most of them died of illness.

1. Sun Quan died of illness, contracted wind disease after Sun Quan's suburban sacrifice in the first year of Taiyuan Dynasty, and died in the inner hall in May of the following year at the age of 71.

2. In the winter and November of the first year of Taiyuan (251), Sun Quan got a wind disease after going to the southern suburbs to worship heaven and earth. In the summer and April of the first year of the bending high Shenfeng (252), Sun Quan died in the inner hall at the age of seventy-one, reigning for twenty-four years. He is the emperor, and the temple is Taizu.

Buried in Jiang Ling. Sun Quan was the longest-lived ruler of the Three Kingdoms era.

Sun Quan died of a wind disease.

Sun Quan's hometown was Fuchun County, Wu County (now Fuyang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province), and he was born in Xiapi in the fifth year of Guanghe of the Eastern Han Dynasty (182), and was Sun Jian's second son. When Sun Quan was born, Sun Jianzheng held the position of county governor in Xiapi County (now Pizhou, Jiangsu). It is rumored that he was the twenty-second grandson of Sun Wu, a military strategist during the Spring and Autumn Period.

In the first year of Zhongping (184), Sun Jian, who was then Sima of the Zuo Army, accompanied Zhu Jun to conquer the Yellow Turban Army. Sun Quan and his family stayed in Shouchun County, Jiujiang County (now Chengguan Town, Shouxian County, Anhui Province).

In the sixth year of Zhongping (189), when Sun Jian, who was then the Taishou of Changsha, raised troops to respond to the alliance of the Kwantung (east of Hangu Pass) that had attacked Dong Zhuo, Sun Quan followed his eldest brother Sun Ce and moved to Shu County, Lujiang County (now southwest of Lujiang, Anhui). In the third year of Chuping (192), Sun Jian was ordered by Yuan Shu to conquer Liu Biao, the assassin of Jingzhou, and unfortunately died in battle. After the funeral, the family moved to Jiangdu County, Guangling County.

Sun Quan lost his father at an early age and was raised and educated by his mother, Mrs. Wu.

Biography of the character

In the fourth year of Chuping (193), after Sun Ce defected to Yuan, he ordered Lü Fan to take Sun Quan and others to Wu Jing (Sun Quan's uncle) who lived in Qu'a. In the first year of Xingping (194), Sun Ce attacked Lujiang County for Yuan Shu. Liu Xuan, the assassin of Yangzhou, was deeply afraid of being annexed and wanted to be detrimental to Sun Quan and his mother, so Zhu Zhi sent people to Qu'a to meet Sun Ce's mother and Sun Quan's younger brothers and provide maintenance.

Later, Sun Quan moved with Mrs. Wu to Liyang County (present-day Hexian County, Anhui) and then to Fuling County (near present-day Quanjiao, Anhui).

Sun Quan is generous for human nature, benevolent and decisive, advocating chivalry, and likes to accumulate talents, so he gradually became as famous as his father and brother. He often followed Sun Ce and participated in the decision-making of internal affairs, and his talent made Sun Ce sigh to himself. Whenever he invited guests, Sun Ce often looked back at Sun Quan and said:

These people will be your subordinates in the future. At this time, Sun Quan, Hu Zong, and Zhu Ran were studying in Wu County.

Sun Quan died of illness at the age of 71.

According to historical records, in November 251 AD, Sun Quan went to the southern suburbs of Moxian to worship, and on the way back, he contracted a wind disease. However, due to the limited medical conditions at that time, it was not possible to treat it well, so the disease gradually worsened, and finally he died of illness in 252 AD.

Sun Quan, also known as Sun Zhongmou, Wu Taizu, etc., was the founder of Sun Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, and his character was characterized by heroic and resolute, far-sighted, and courageous.