The tragedy of the Three Kingdoms The rise and fall of the Great Sima, the fate of the father and so

Mondo History Updated on 2024-01-29

As the saying goes, "Fight tigers and brothers, and go into battle as father and son soldiers." "In the long history of the Three Kingdoms, the tiger father has no dog son, and the war exploits and tragedies between the father and the son are intertwined into a brilliant chapter. Today's story is the legendary story of Hu Zun and Hu Fen's father and son, the former worshiped the Eastern Wu Da Sima, while the latter fell into the unfortunate fate of the three clans that were wiped out.

First, the brilliance of Hu Zun.

Hu Zun, whose name is Ziheng, was born in Xiyang County, Runan County. When he was young, he started his career as a county magistrate in Runan. However, the turning point of fate occurred when he took refuge in Shouchun, became attached to Sun Ce, and since then he has devoted himself to the conquest of Eastern Wu. Hu Zun followed Sun Ce to break through Lujiang County and Chen Yu, pacified seven counties, and made great achievements.

In the fifth year of Jian'an, Sun Ce died, and Hu Zun returned to Wu County to mourn. Sun Ce's younger brother Sun Quan took over the Eastern Wu forces and inherited the army, while Hu Zun was appointed to stay in Wu County with his important minister Zhang Zhao. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, in the Battle of Chibi, Hu Zun followed Zhou Yu to break the enemy, made outstanding achievements, worshiped the general, and was named the Taishou of Pengze County.

In the fourteenth year of Jian'an, Liu Bei visited Sun Quan to get married, and Hu Zun proposed to put Liu Bei under house arrest, but in the end it was not implemented. Later, he moved to the post of General Pingnan and stationed troops in Chaisang. Hu Zun made outstanding contributions to consolidating Sun's position in Jiangdong, and was compared by Sun Quan to Wu Han, the founding father of the Eastern Han Dynasty. After the establishment of the state of Wu, Hu Zun tired officials to the former generals, fake festivals, Yangzhou pastors, and was named the Marquis of Nanchang.

In the seventh year of Huangwu, Hu Zun was awarded the title of Great Sima by Sun Quan, becoming the highest-ranking military general during the Three Kingdoms period. However, before the seal of the Great Sima was issued, he died early due to illness. After Sun Quan learned the news, he was deeply saddened and posthumously presented the Great Sima Seal and personally mourned for him. In the first year of Huanglong, when Sun Quan passed by Lu Fan's tomb, he couldn't help but call: "Ziheng!.""Tears welled up. After returning to the capital, Sun Quan ordered Lü Fan to be sacrificed with the rite of the ether prison, demonstrating his lofty status in Sun Quan's heart.

Second, Lu Ju's emergence.

Lü Ju is the second son of the great Sima Lü Fan. At first, he served as a Lang official for his father's exploits. As Lü Fan was bedridden, Lü Ju was appointed deputy military captain to assist his father in managing the soldiers and horses. In the seventh year of Huangwu, Lü Fan died, and due to the early death of his eldest son, Lü inherited the title of Marquis of Nanchang and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general of the Anjun army.

Lü Ju has conquered Shanyue many times, and has repeatedly won in dangerous places. In the first year of Taiyuan, due to the strong wind that caused the Yangtze River to overflow, Sun Quan sent people to observe the water situation, but Lü Ju sent people to prepare large ships to prevent the invasion of Wei. Sun Quan praised him for his resourcefulness and appointed him as the general of Dangwei. When Sun Quan was seriously ill and bedridden, he appointed Lü Yi as the right governor of the crown prince.

In the second year of Taiyuan, Sun Quan died, and the crown prince Sun Liang ascended the throne and appointed Lü Ju as the right general. In the first year of Jianxing, Wei sent troops to attack Dongxing, and Lü led the army to fight against the Wei army and made war exploits again. In the second year of Jianxing, Sun Jun killed Zhuge Ke, and Lü Ju was promoted to hussar general.

In the second year of Wufeng, Lü Ju was appointed as a fake festival and participated in the attack on Shouchun, encountering the Wei general Cao Zhen on the way, but defeating the opponent at Gaoting. In the first year of Taiping, on the way back to Wu with his army, Lü Ju learned that Sun Jun had died and his younger brother Sun Qi was in power. Dissatisfied with Sun Qi's rule, Lü led his army back to Wu in an attempt to depose Sun Qi. When Sun Qi learned about it, he sent Wen Qin and Sun Xian to meet Lü Ju. Due to the outnumbered enemy, Lü was forced to commit suicide, and was subsequently ordered to exterminate the clan by Sun Qi.

As a general who has made a lot of achievements, Lu Ju's end can be described as tragic. However, after Sun Xiu ascended the throne, Lü Ju was rehabilitated, bringing his life to a successful end.

Epilogue. Hu Zun and Lu Ju, father and son, in the long history of Soochow, one has achieved a period of glory, but the other has a bumpy fate due to the changes in the current situation. Their story is not only a microcosm of the history of the Three Kingdoms, but also a portrayal of heroes dancing with tragedy. In these long years, the father and son have composed a stirring legend, leaving a chapter full of glory and tragedy.

This article shows the legendary experiences of two outstanding generals of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, Hu Zun and Lü Ju, father and son, as well as their stark contrasts of fate. Hu Zun, as the Great Sima, had outstanding military achievements and was given the highest military position by Sun Quan, but died early due to illness, leaving a glorious but short history. On the contrary, Lü Ju rose step by step on the basis of his father's glory, but in the end, he disagreed with those in power, which led to the tragic end of the extermination of the clan.

First of all, Hu Zun, as an important general of Eastern Wu, his military achievements during the Sun Ce period cannot be ignored. However, the impermanence of fate caused him to die of illness when he was promoted to the Great Sima, leaving a period of regret for Eastern Wu. Sun Quan's deep condolences to Hu Zun and the scene of the posthumous gift made people feel the important position of this general in Soochow and showed Sun Quan's deep feelings for him.

Secondly, Lü Ju's fate was full of ups and downs, and the brilliance of his father Lü Fan laid the foundation for his success. Lü Ju had a distinguished record in many expeditions against Shanyue, rose to the rank of hussar general, and became an important military figure in Eastern Wu. However, he eventually returned to Wu due to dissatisfaction with Sun's rule, which led to a conflict with Sun Qi, which ended in the tragedy of the extermination of the clan. This turn of events is deeply regrettable and reflects the impact of the turbulent times on the generals.

The whole article tells the story of these two father and son generals, showing the historical background of political turmoil and war during the Three Kingdoms period. Although Hu Zun and Lü Ju had different destinies, they together constituted a distinct chapter in the history of Eastern Wu. Hu Zun's glory is short-lived, and Lu Ju's twists and turns are legendary, such ups and downs of fate make people sigh for the heroes of that era.

This article provoked me to think deeply about the history of the Three Kingdoms period. In this era of frequent wars, even brave and fearless generals cannot escape the ups and downs of fate brought about by the changing times. The great twists and turns in the lives of the two father-son generals, Hu Zun and Lu Yi, reflect the fate of heroes during the war, and also give me a deeper understanding of the changes in the fate of historical figures.

In general, this article vividly presents the historical picture of Soochow during the Three Kingdoms period in a vivid narrative way. The glory and tragedy written by the two father-son generals, Hu Zun and Lu Yi, in the history of Eastern Wu, left a deep impression on people. Such historical stories not only present us with the heroic demeanor of the Three Kingdoms period, but also allow readers to have a deeper understanding of the ups and downs and impermanence of life while thinking about history.

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