What does Shu Han Jianguo Feng Tiger General mean?

The meaning of the founding of the Shu Han Dynasty and the sealing of the Tiger General: After the establishment of the Shu Han regime, the four tiger generals were sealed.

It is a reward for making great contributions to the Shu Han regime, and it is also an affirmation of the people who have been sealed. After Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms established the Shu Han regime, he sealed Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Huang Zhong, and Ma Chao as the front, rear, left, and right generals, that is, the four tiger generals.

1. "Shu Han founded the country and sealed the tiger generals" means: After the establishment of the Shu Han regime, the four tiger generals were sealed.

2. After Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms established the Shu Han regime, Feng Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Huang Zhong, and Ma Chao were the front, rear, left and right generals, that is, the four tiger generals usually said by the common people (there are no five tiger generals in history, and Zhao Yun is the first to deduce), as a reward for making great contributions to the Shu Han regime, and it is also an affirmation of the people who were sealed.

3. They are:

1) Guan Yu: Official to former general, Jue to Hanshou Pavilion Marquis. He said "Zhuang Miaohou".

2) Zhang Fei: Right General, Che Cavalry General, Fengxi Township Marquis.

3) Zhao Yun: General Zhennan, Marquis of Yongchang Ting, Marquis of Shunping, 4) Ma Chao: General Zuo, Marquis of Qinxiang, Huang Zhong, Marquis of Wei: General Hou, Marquis of Guannei.

After the establishment of the Shu Han regime, the Four Tiger Generals were sealed.

1.Shu Han can have such a large territory, Liu Bei's generals and strategists around him have made great contributions, Liu Bei called himself the "King of Hanzhong" and later named the "Four Great Generals", including General Dangkou - Guan Yu (former general); General of the Che Cavalry - Zhang Fei (General Zuo); General Zhenxi - Ma Chao (right general); General of Zhengxi - Huang Zhong (later general).

2.The "Five Tigers" mentioned in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are titles added by the author himself, in order not to let Zhao Yun become a miscellaneous general.

The meaning of the establishment of the Shu Han Dynasty and the sealing of the Tiger General: After the establishment of the Shu Han regime, the five tiger generals were sealed.

During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, five generals who followed Liu Bei to establish the Shu Han regime. They are Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, and Huang Zhong. When Chen Shou first wrote the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", the five people were juxtaposed into a biography, but the concept of the five tiger generals was not put forward, and then after a long historical evolution, these five people were shaped into five tiger generals, and in literary works, history books, personal collections have different degrees of records, in the folk is more widely circulated in the form of art, with the development of the times, the order of the five people has also appeared in various versions of the change. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty presided over the revision of the "Four Libraries Quanshu" also included the Five Tigers.

The meaning of the founding of the Shu Han Dynasty and the sealing of the Tiger General: After the establishment of the Shu Han regime, the four tiger generals were sealed.

After Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms established the Shu Han regime, Feng Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Huang Zhong, and Ma Chao were the front, rear, left, and right generals, that is, the common people usually said that the four tiger generals (there are no five tiger generals in history, and Zhao Yun is the first to deduce), as a reward for making great contributions to the Shu Han regime, and it is also an affirmation of the sealed personnel.

After Liu Bei became emperor, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, and Huang Zhong were appointed as the five tiger generals.

A military general who has made outstanding achievements in war and has made great contributions to the establishment of the Shu Han regime.

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