Go to the east of the big river, and the waves will sweep away the heroes!
In the classic literary work "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", although there are many well-known heroes, there are also many little-known and rare names.
Recently, after careful reading and sorting, I have excavated the sixty rare names in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" one by one. Twenty of them have already been introduced in the previous article, including Jian Shuo, Zhu Jun, He Yan, Xu Shao, Yuan Kui, Zhou Yu, Kong Ling, Han Fu, Lu Yi, Ma Riyan, Wang Qi, Cen Zhan, Kuai Yue, Sun Yi, Xun Yu, Li Xian, Liu Xuan, Di Rong and Zhang Hong.
Next, let me continue to uncover the secrets behind these strange names for you.
Feng Ji, Yuan Shao's strategist, helped Yuan Shao capture Han Fu's Jizhou with wisdom at the beginning of his appearance. Although there were not many bright spots in the later period, he was executed by Yuan Shao for slandering Tian Feng.
In the end, Yuan Shao was defeated, and Feng Ji was also killed by Yuan Tan. Feng Ji's surname is not difficult to read, but Feng Zi's common and fake characters.
Xu Xuan was a minister in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and appeared in the twenty-first chapter.
After Yuan Shu's death, his nephew Han Yin took his coffin and wife to Lujiang. Xu Xuan stopped Han Yin and the others, killed them all, and seized the heirloom jade seal in Yuan Shu's hands and dedicated it to Cao Cao.
Cao Cao was very happy after getting the jade seal, and named Xu Xuan as the Taishou of Gaoling.
Cao Cao waved his army to defeat Yuan Shu, and the two armies had been facing each other for some time. Food is becoming increasingly scarce, and Cao Jun is facing a crisis of insufficient food. At this time, Wang Yuan, as Cao Cao's granary officer, came to ask Cao Cao for advice on how to deal with it.
In order to cope with the immediate crisis, Cao Cao ordered Wang Yuan to distribute food to the soldiers with Xiao Hu. However, Wang Yuan knew that doing so might cause dissatisfaction among the soldiers, and asked Cao Cao what to do.
Cao Cao just told him to do it with confidence, and there was no need to worry. Wang Gao obeyed Cao Cao's order and distributed food with Xiao Hu, and the soldiers really began to complain. In order to calm the army's heart, Cao Cao secretly summoned Wang Yuan, claiming to borrow his head to calm the army's heart.
Wang Yu was shocked and hurriedly defended his innocence. Of course, Cao Cao knew that Wang Gao was innocent, but he just hoped that he would die with peace of mind, and his wife would take care of it herself. In the end, Cao Cao ordered Wang Yuan to be beheaded, and used his head as a symbol of the command of the three armies, successfully calming the morale of the army.
Although this ending is harrowing, Cao Cao's approach also shows his resourcefulness and determination, as well as his determination to stabilize the morale of the army.
Hua Xin: Cao Wei Quanchen, who once aided in the abuse, was Yuzhang Taishou at first, and later took refuge in Sun Ce, but was not reused. After Sun Quan took over Jiangdong, Cao Cao admired him.
After the Battle of Chibi, Sun Quan sent Hua Xin to Jin to see Cao Cao, and since then he has become the founder of Cao Wei, repeatedly doing evil, forcing Emperor Han Xian to take the throne Cao Pi, and finally forcing Emperor Han Xian to leave the capital with a sword.
Despite this, he was still named Situ and Xiangguo. 25, Han Juzi: A general under Yuan Shao, he assisted Chun Yuqiong in guarding the black nest and died in the black nest. 26, Han Heng: Don't drive in Youzhou under Yuan Shao, when Yuan Shao was defeated, he stuck to his beliefs, refused to surrender to Cao Cao, and was treated leniently by Wu Huan.
Xin Bi was the plain order under Yuan Tan and made his first appearance in the thirty-first round. At that time, Yuan Shao had already failed, and Cao Cao led his army to attack Jizhou. Due to the infighting between Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang, Yuan Tan sent Xin Bi to Cao Ying to seek reconciliation and asked Cao Cao to send troops to attack Jizhou.
Later, Xin Bi also picked up Yuan Shang's clothes in an attempt to persuade him to surrender Jizhou, but in anger, he killed 80 members of Xin Bi's family and threw their heads out.
However, Jizhou was eventually breached. From then on, Xinbi completely surrendered to Cao Cao. After Cao Cao's death, Xin Bi, along with other ministers, requested that Emperor Chan of Han Xian be located in Cao Pi, the king of Wei.
During the Cao Ei period, Xin Bi was still active, assisting Cao Zhen in resisting Zhuge Liang, and when Zhuge Liang forced Sima Yi to fight, he ordered the generals not to fight.
Kan Ze, the think tank of Jiangdong, appeared in the thirty-eighth round. After Sun Quan succeeded to the throne, he recruited talents, and Kan Ze came when he heard the news. During the Battle of Chibi, Kan Ze saw through Huang Gai's bitter plan, went to Cao Ying's letter of fraudulent surrender on his behalf, and used clever language to make Cao Cao believe in their fraudulent surrender, so that Huang Gai's fraudulent surrender plan was successful.
Later, Liu Bei attacked Wu, Sun Quan was shocked, and it was Kan Ze who recommended Lu Xun, who was eloquent and strategic, to guarantee his victory with the whole family. This recommendation once again helped Soochow to achieve victory in the Battle of Yiling.
Therefore, Kan Ze's clear understanding of people is indeed greater than that of Zhang Zhao and Gu Yong.
Yan Ji, the strategist of Jiangdong, appeared in the thirty-eighth round. Like Kan Ze, Yan Jian also took refuge at this time.
However, Yan Jian did not have Kan Ze's conspicuousness, and was only asked by Zhuge Liang about his classic works when Zhuge Liang was fighting against Confucianism. Zhuge Liang felt disdain for Yan Zhen's question, and blamed him for just looking for chapters and sentences, and he was a corrupt Confucian in the world.
He also listed Yi Yin, Jiang Ziya, Zhang Liang, Chen Ping, Deng Yu, Geng Yi and others as having the talent to support the universe, but he has not seen any of their works. Yan Jian was dejected after hearing this, unable to argue with Zhuge Liang anymore.
Bu Qi, a strategist of Eastern Wu, a leader in Zhuge Liang's tongue battle group Confucianism. However, before the Battle of Chibi, he resolutely advocated surrender, and accused Zhuge Liang of wanting to follow Su Qin and Zhang Yi to lobby Eastern Wu, but Zhuge Liang was speechless when he refuted it.
Before the Battle of Yiling, he opposed Lu Xun as a general, believing that his talents were only suitable for governing counties and counties, and were not suitable for handling major affairs. In these two wars, Bu Qi put forward two wrong suggestions, which were the same as Zhang Zhao and Gu Yong.
Later, Liu Bei attacked Eastern Wu and achieved an initial victory. Bu Qi also proposed to send back the heads of Fan Jiang, Zhang Da and Zhang Fei, as well as the return of Mrs. Sun, and asked for reconciliation.
Sun Quan accepted Buqi's suggestion, but Liu Bei only accepted the return of Fan Jiang and Zhang Da, and rejected the request for reconciliation.
Fei Lan, the governor of Danyang, appeared in the thirty-eighth round.
At that time, Danyang Taishou was Sun Quan's third brother Sun Yi, and he liked to get drunk and whip soldiers. Fei Lan and Jun Cheng Dai always wanted to kill Sun Yi, so they befriended Sun Yi's attendant Bian Hong and killed Sun Yi together.
After that, they put all the blame on Bian Hong, beheaded him, and plundered Sun Yi's family property and wife together. Fei Lan took a fancy to the beauty of Sun Yi's wife Xu, so she forced her to marry her.
The Xu clan first stabilized Fei Lan, and then summoned Sun Yi's henchmen and generals to kill Fei Lan and Dai Yuan. It is worth mentioning that Dai Yuan's "member" is pronounced "yún", which is the same as Wu Zixu's name, Wu Yuan.
The god divination is a divine divination, and every time he calculates, he can hit accurately. In his first appearance in the sixty-ninth episode, Xu Zhi introduced several miraculous deeds of Guan Lu to Cao Cao.
When Cao Cao summoned him, he deduced the death of Xiahou Yuan, the death of Lu Su, the invasion of Western Shu, and the fire of Xudu, all of which were later fulfilled. In the one hundred and six episodes, Guan Lu also predicted that He Yan and Deng Yang would be killed sooner or later.
However, the uncle in charge angrily rebuked him for speaking wildly and that he should not offend the two in high positions. However, the steward didn't care, he thought what could happen to two dying people.
Later, He Yan and Deng Yang were indeed killed by Sima Yi.
Ding Xuan and Ding Yi were famous scribes at the time and had a close relationship with Cao Cao's son, Cao Zhi. When Cao Pi sent someone to ask Cao Zhi for his guilt, Cao Zhi was drinking with the Ding brothers, who were drunk and loudly supported Cao Zhi's accession to the throne.
Cao Zhi became even more angry when he heard this, and ordered Cao Pi's envoy to be driven away. Cao Pi was so angry that he ordered Xu Chu to lead 3,000 soldiers to capture Cao Zhi and his friends.
After the Ding brothers were kidnapped, Cao Pi ordered them to be beheaded. Cao Wei also had another minister named Liu Hui, who was highly appreciated by Cao Cao and Cao Pi.
Ling Bao was a famous general in Shu who made his first appearance in the Sixty Rounds, often acting alongside Zhang Ren, Liu Bi, and Deng Xian.
When Liu Zhang planned to welcome Liu Bei into Shu, Ling Bao and others strongly objected. However, Liu Zhang eventually did not follow their advice and welcomed Liu Bei into Shu, which led to a series of events that followed.
In the battle between Liu Bei and Liu Zhang, Ling Bao led his army to resist many times. His force was also very strong and he was able to fight Wei Yan for thirty rounds, but he was still captured twice.
After being captured for the first time, Ling Bao was released by Liu Bei on the grounds of recruiting Liu Bi and Zhang Ren, and also proposed a plan to flood Liu Bei's army; However, the second time was not so lucky, and he was eventually decapitated.
Yonghong: Yizhou Jianning was too guarded, and Meng Huo rebelled, Zhuge Liang set up a divisive plan to divide him and Gao Ding, and Gao Ding finally killed Yonghong.
Le Qi: The son of Le Jin, he became a military general under Cao Zhen and Sima Yi, and made the history of Yangzhou in the second generation of Wei.
Sima Zhao wanted to kill Zhuge Dan, and sent a secret letter to Le Qi, who knew that the messenger would be arrested and tortured, and Le Qi would be confessed. Zhuge was furious, captured Yangzhou, accused Le Qi of not thinking about serving the country, and beheaded Le Qi.
Zhang Min: A member of the Yellow Turban Army.
Sun Qi: A member of the Eastern Wu Imperial Family.
Huangfu Min: Cao Wei military general.
Qin Mi, a scholar of Shu Han, was initially loyal to Liu Zhang. When Liu Bei sent Jian Yong to persuade him to surrender, Liu Zhang hurriedly greeted him, but Jian Yong sat in the car, showing an arrogant and rude attitude.
Qin Mi drew his sword and shouted: "At such a young age, you are so arrogant!" Do you dare to look down on our scholars in Shu? Jian Yong immediately got out of the car to greet Liu Zhang, and Qin Mi also submitted to Shu Han.
However, when Guan Yu died, Liu Bei planned to wage war against Wu. Qin Mi risked his life to admonish, but he angered Liu Bei and was ordered to be beheaded. Fortunately, there were ministers who pleaded, and Liu Bei ordered him to be imprisoned first.
In addition, the wife of Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi is called Zhen Mi. However, the name Zhen Mi is an adjunct to later generations, and its correct pronunciation should be Zhen Mi fú. Because Zhen Mi's name ** is Concubine Mi in Cao Zhi's "Luo Shen Fu", and "Mi" is the "Fu" of Fuxi.
Cheng Ji: Shu Han sacrificial wine, served as a staff officer when he was fighting Wu. After the defeat of Yiling, Cheng Ji galloped to the river alone, calling the navy to meet the enemy, although the navy scattered and fled, the general advised him to leave quickly, but he always insisted on refusing to flee, and finally after being surrounded, he drew his sword and killed himself.
Li Wei: Dr. Shu Han, during Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, he arranged for Li Xun and others to stay in Shuzhong and assist the latter in governing the government. Although Li Wei's name is unknown, his role cannot be ignored.
In addition, Guan Yu also served as the rear guard at this time, but he did not appear again in the later period.
Hao Zheng: He is a Shu Han**, who once obtained 50,000 reinforcements for Shu Han. After the fall of Shu Han, he followed Liu Chan to Luoyang and taught him how to answer Sima Zhao's questions.