The famous generals of the Jin Kingdom were invincible first, why did they finally commit suicide?

Updated on history 2024-08-06
12 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-15

    He died in order to relax the enemy's vigilance so that the troops behind him could launch a second surprise attack.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-14

    At that time, the ruler, at the suggestion of the ancestors, set up an ambush on the road that the Qin army must pass, and finally not only shattered this plan of the Qin state, but also captured 3 generals of the Qin dynasty. But it is a pity that the later ruler released these three generals because he listened to his stepmother's words. When this news was learned by Xianzhen, he was very angry, and even openly contradicted the ruler in front of everyone, after this incident, he also thought that he was a little reckless, and when he confronted Bai Di, when he had the absolute upper hand, he still chose to rush into the enemy camp alone, and finally died in battle.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    During the Spring and Autumn Period, the famous general Xianzhen was a more loyal and upright person, he had shown great rudeness to his monarch because of an incident, but his monarch Jin Xianggong did not care about him, and afterwards he was very guilty about it, and later after going to the battlefield, he personally went into battle to kill the enemy camp to repay the filial piety of the monarch, and finally died on the battlefield.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Because in this battle, Xian Zhensheng captured the three main generals of the Qin army, Baili Meng Mingshi, Xi Qishu, and Bai Yibing, but after returning triumphantly, Jin Xianggong listened to his stepmother's words and released the three Qin generals. Xianzhen was very angry, and openly contradicted Jin Xianggong at the court meeting, "spit on it". Afterwards, the first diagnosis regretted very much, when he fought with Bai Di, he had obviously won, but he rushed into the enemy formation alone, and expressed his remorse for resisting Jin Xianggong by dying on the battlefield.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Because Xianzhen is a real doctor, he can defend the Zhou public etiquette system at the cost of his life. For the sake of the country's righteousness and interests, he dishonored the dignity of the monarch, and spared his life to maintain the aristocratic etiquette. The former is great wisdom, and the latter is great courage.

    Jin can dominate the world because there are a group of outstanding talents who have sacrificed their lives loyally and bravely.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Mainly because he was suspicious of the emperor, afraid that the emperor would assassinate him, and in order to protect his family, he chose to die by himself and then save his family.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Xianzhen laid an ambush in Kun, defeated the Qin army and captured three generals of Qin, because Jin Xianggong listened to the woman's words and let them return to the country and set a big fire on Jin Xianggong, although Jin Xianggong forgave him, he still chose to die because he did not respect the monarch.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Civil War Insider, Foreign War Outsider. Fight for hegemony in the vanguard, and die when you meet Di.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    The "Three Shames" are the Battle of Hanwon, the Battle of Kei and the Battle of Yi.

    Source: In June, Jin and Chu met in Yanling. Fan Wenzi didn't want to fight, and he said:

    The Battle of Han, Huigong did not revive the brigade; In the battle of Kei, the first will not fight back; The teacher of Yi, Xun Bo no longer obeys: the shame of all Jin! The son also saw the affairs of the ancestors.

    Now I am ashamed. —Zuo's Spring and Autumn Period, the Sixteenth Year of Chenggong

    In the Battle of Hanyuan, the Jin army was defeated and the Duke of Jin Huigong was captured.

    In the battle of Kei, the first Zhen died in battle.

    In the Battle of Yi, the Jin State lost its hegemony for decades, and the Chu State seized the hegemony of the Central Plains.

    Xiahou Mao tried his best to kill five generals.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Because this general would be under endless pressure every time he fought, and the pressure from the emperor finally had to commit suicide.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Although he is an invincible person, he chose to commit suicide in the end because he felt that he could not live anymore, too much time, and he didn't want to leave infamy, so he committed suicide.

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Because he has won too many wars and seen too many dead people, he feels that he is really ashamed.

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