If you made a ranking of ancient Chinese generals, how would you rank them?

Yue Fei, Xiang Yu, Han Xin, Huo Quzhi, Qi Jiguang, Zheng Chenggong, Bai Qi, Wu Zixu, Lian Po, Yuan Chonghuan and so on.

Yue's army is first, Qi's army is second, Huo Qubing and Wei Qing are tied for third, and the strength of Guo Ziyi and Guo Kan should not be underestimated.

The first deserves to be Yue Fei, brave and strategic, brilliant in writing, and a song "Man Jianghong" impressed me.

Yue Fei, the national hero who served the country and resisted the invasion of China!

Many generals are capable of writing and martial arts, with integrity and strategy. When I learned Yu Qian's "Lime Yin" in elementary school, I felt that Yu Qian was a famous general in the world who could write and martial arts.

In high school, you can basically know a famous general every time you do a classical Chinese reading, there are too many famous generals in ancient China, and the number one in my heart is always Yue Fei.

Wang Xuance, a famous general in the Tang Dynasty, was killed by India when he went to India, fled to Nepal to borrow troops from him, and almost destroyed India, one person and one country.

The first is Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, the second is Yue Fei, who is loyal to the country, the third is Wang Qian, the general of Qin, and the fourth is Meng Tian, the first warrior of China.

Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, the battle of Julu, the battle of Pengcheng, the infinite strength and courage are peerless, and there is no second person who can do it throughout the ages.

There are too many famous generals in ancient China, and the most familiar ones are Yue Fei, and then Qi Jiguang, Huo Quai, and Wei Qing.

A country's military strength is the basis for whether a country's diplomatic discourse can be hardened, and in ancient times, it was an important benchmark for judging a country's military strength or civil level

The philosopher once said: success should not only depend on one's own efforts, but also consider the course of history. The Three Kingdoms seems to be the most densely populated era of famous generals in Chinese history, and in my opinion, there are three reasons:

2. One of the objective reasons: As mentioned at the beginning, the course of history is very important. The Three Kingdoms can be said to be the last peak of the classical era, and the people of Wuhan.

Before the Three Kingdoms, the Han people were a group of monsters with advanced ** and advanced organizations, but they also had bloodthirsty and brutal monsters that were not inferior to the barbarians; After the Three Kingdoms, the rise of the Wei, Jin, and Xuantan, and the emergence of the imperial examination in the Sui and Tang dynasties, until the Song Dynasty, completely beat military personnel into second-class citizens. Therefore, during the Three Kingdoms period, China's top talents had not yet been diverted and were all invested in the military field, which did not exist in China after that; The intensity of wars in the Three Kingdoms period was very high compared with the previous era, which also caused the Three Kingdoms period to have the best talent base for producing famous generals;

3. Objective reason two: the generation of famous generals not only needs the foundation of talents, but also needs a strong organization that can explore talents, cultivate talents, and use talents. Generally speaking, the groups that founded the country by force were famous generals, not only because they were lucky enough to have many famous generals, but also because they were the most effective groups in that era to train and use famous generals.

In the Three Kingdoms era, fortunately, there were three founder-level political groups, as well as several quasi-founder-level military groups, and it was reasonable to discover and use more famous generals.

There are a lot of famous generals...It's not just five. Le Yi, Meng Tian, Han Xin, Wei Qinghuo, Gao Changgong...

Guan Yu, Lian Po, Han Xin, Lu Bu, Zhao Zilong.

White up. Han Shin. Xu Da. Li Jing. Yue Fei.

In terms of fame, it should be Yue Fei, ordinary people, peddlers and pawns can blow a few stories of Yue Fei's deeds. It's not Guan Yu, the officially recognized martial saint of the Qing Dynasty, who is as famous as the Confucian saint, and is famous all over the world.

But the landlord, I want to tell you a cruel fact, it is not necessarily that he is well-known, he is powerful, most of Yue Fei's achievements are blown out by the storyteller according to "The Complete Biography of Yue". The only great victory recorded in the official history is the Battle of Yuncheng, which killed more than 2,000 people. As for Guan Yu, if there was no Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is hard to imagine that he would become the hero of the world now.

In terms of achievements, Wu Anjun Bai Qi is undoubtedly the first, with more than 70 large and small battles and more than 1.6 million beheadings, which is really clearly recorded in the "Historical Records", and Bai Qi has never tasted defeat in his life, and can be called a famous general through the ages.

There are too many left, and there is no way to arrange them, Xiang Yu. Han Shin. Huo Qu's disease. Cao Cao. Wang Qian. Li Jing. Li Ji. Xue Rengui. Wang Zhonghei. Temujin. Finish Yan A bone fight. Xu Da. Spring is often encountered.

Zhao Yun (single-handedly brushed Cao Cao's male soldiers to save Ah Du), Yang Guo (single-armed Mongolian million-strong army), bin Laden (911 brave and strategic), Hitler (treat people as non-human beings, kill people without temporary eyes), *** (Grandpa Mao has been in the army for 40 years, has not shed a little blood, and is powerful enough).

Best known? I don't know. Let's talk about some of the most well-known generals. Bai Qi of the Qin Dynasty, Huo Qu of the Western Han Dynasty, Xue Rengui of the Tang Dynasty, Yue Fei of the Song Dynasty, and Zeng Guofan of the Qing Dynasty.

The general is the embodiment of courage and resourcefulness, and has absolute control over the situation of the battle! So I give an example of five that should be the most famous, Sun Bin of the Warring States Period, Han Xin of the Western Han Dynasty, Zhou Yu of the Three Kingdoms, Xue Rengui of the Tang Dynasty, and Yue Fei of the Song Dynasty.

There are also many famous generals, such as Wang Shouren of the Ming Dynasty, Li Guangbi of the Tang Dynasty, and so on! ~~

Han Xin, Xue Rengui, Yue Fei, Qi Jiguang, Yuan Chonghuan. This kind of opinion and opinion is actually different opinions, and everyone thinks differently. The five people I have listed are all of great interest to the literati and the people.

They either expanded their territory, or their military talents were amazing, or they carried the Chinese nationalist complex and were greatly admired by future generations.

If you have any questions, you can also communicate.

Meng Tian, Huo Quzhi, Guo Ziyi, Cheng Yanjin, Qin Shubao.

Bai Qi, Han Xin, Chen Qingzhi, Xu Da, Sun Chengzong.

Sun Wu, Lu Bu.

Li Jing, Xu Da, Yue Fei.

Li Guang, Huo Quai, Wei Qing, Yue Fei, Han Xin.

Han Xin, Huo Quzhi, Wei Qing, Xue Rengui, Yuan Chonghuan, etc., in fact, everyone's thoughts are different, and I hope to give you a reference for what I wrote.