Zhao Yun, the word Zilong, Changshan is really fixed. Eight feet tall, heroic, was a highly respected general in the Shu Han Dynasty, and was known as the "Yannan Sanshi" along with two other famous generals Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. In the fourth year of Jingyao (261), Zhao Yun was posthumously named "Marquis of Shunping", and his heroic image of "victorious general" was passed down to future generations. But as one of the five tiger generals of Shu Han, what important battles did he participate in?
1. The Battle of Bowangpo.
In the seventh year of Emperor Jian'an of the Han Dynasty (202 AD), the Battle of Bowangpo broke out in Bowang Town, Fangcheng County, Nanyang City, Henan Province. Cao Cao was busy dealing with Yuan Shao, and Liu Bei led Zhao Yun and others to attack Cao Cao. In the battle, Liu Bei defeated Xiahou and Yu Ban, but chose to retreat because Li Dian led the army to reinforce him. Although it was a victory, Cao Cao's strength failed to fundamentally change the situation.
2. The Battle of Nagasakapo.
It happened in the thirteenth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty, in Changbanpo, Liu Bei and Cao Cao confronted each other. After Liu Biao died of illness, Cao Cao sent troops to conquer Jingzhou, and Liu Bei fell into passivity. Pursued by Cao Cao, Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei played key roles in helping Liu Bei get out of trouble.
3. Jiangnan Pacification Battle.
In 208 AD, after Liu Bei and Sun Quan won the Battle of Chibi, Zhou Yu joined forces with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to attack Nanjun. Zhao Yun led his army to pacify the four southern counties of Jingzhou, demonstrating his strategic talent.
Fourth, the battle of Yizhou.
In 211 AD, Liu Bei broke with Liu Zhang after entering Shu, and Zhao Yun and others helped him approach Chengdu, which eventually led to Liu Zhang's surrender.
5. The Battle of the Han River.
In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219), Liu Bei's army and Cao Cao's army fought for Hanzhong, and Zhao Yun defeated Cao's army in Beishan and turned the tide of the battle.
6. The Battle of Mizuya.
The Battle of Keigu was a battle between Zhao Yun and Cao Zhen during Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition. Although Zhao Yun lost tactically, his calm retreat ensured Shu Han's losses.
As one of the Five Tiger Generals of Shu Han, Zhao Yun showed outstanding military talent and courage in these key battles, and made great achievements for Liu Bei, becoming an indelible legend in history.
As one of the highly respected and important figures in the history of the Three Kingdoms, Zhao Yun occupies a special position among the five tiger generals of the Shu Han Dynasty. His military prowess and bravery in six key battles added an indelible splendor to the entire era. These battles were not only a contest between Shu Han and other forces, but also a concentrated embodiment of Zhao Yun's personal bravery, wisdom, and loyalty.
First of all, Zhao Yun showed his military talent in the Battle of Bowangpo and the Battle of Changbanpo. Although he failed to achieve a complete victory at the Battle of Bowangpo, he and Liu Bei joined forces against Cao Cao and defeated a part of the enemy army, showing his tactical proficiency and combat ability. In the Battle of Changbanpo, Zhao Yun coordinated with Zhang Fei to help Liu Bei get out of the crisis, showing his excellent command talent as a general.
Secondly, Zhao Yun's participation in the Jiangnan Pingding Battle and the Battle of Yizhou demonstrated his loyalty and courage. In the Jiangnan Pacification Campaign, Zhao Yun assisted Liu Bei in pacifying the four southern counties, showing that he was not only brave and fearless on the battlefield, but also had outstanding ability in consolidating his territory and stabilizing people's hearts. In the Battle of Yizhou, he, Zhuge Liang and others helped Liu Bei approach Chengdu, which eventually led to Liu Zhang's surrender, showing his loyalty to the lord and his determination to defy power.
Finally, the Battle of Hanshui and the Battle of Keitani are examples of Zhao Yun's resourcefulness and calm response. In the Battle of Hanshui, he single-handedly commanded the defeat of Cao's army, turning the tide of the battle, showing his outstanding ability in independently commanding operations. And in the Battle of Keigu, despite the final defeat, Zhao Yun responded calmly, minimizing Shu Han's losses, showing his calmness and decisiveness in unfavorable circumstances.
To sum up, Zhao Yun, as one of the five tiger generals of the Shu Han Dynasty, showed intelligence, bravery and loyalty in previous battles, which won him the admiration and praise of later generations. His fame stems not only from his bravery on the battlefield, but also from his noble character and loyal personality. His story inspires us to cherish the timeless qualities of loyalty, courage and wisdom, which are his most precious legacy.
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