Was the hussar general in the Han Dynasty very good? The best among officials!

Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-20

During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, miscellaneous generals emerged in endlessly, listening to each more powerful than the otherFor example, the general Sun Jian, the general of the Yi army, Zhao Yun, the general of the Fenwu, Cao Cao, etc., are actually not official positions.

And these miscellaneous generals have a "white moonlight" in their hearts, that is, the best among military attachés, the unattainable hussar general.

Before knowing the hussar generals, we have to know that in the Han Dynasty, many official positions were titles or honorary positions, such as the three dukes of Sima, Situ, and Sikong that we often hear about.

And the hussar general is a position that can no longer be real among all generals, and it can be said that he is the highest officer who leads the troops to fight on the front line.

Someone must have said that there is not a big general up there? Of course, the general is one rank higher than the hussar general, and the nominal one person is above ten thousand people, but how many of these generals can go to the front?

At the beginning of the establishment of the hussar general, it was specially set up by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for Huo Quai, and the champion Hou Huo went out of the desert six times to get sick, and the wolf Juxu repeatedly performed miraculous feats, which led to the position of hussar general, and the more straightforward translation of hussar is "flying general".

It is precisely because the hussar general is so prominent and the military merits are so glorious that no one who is determined to make contributions on the battlefield does not want to be in this position, so it was a little bad later.

Cao Wei was even more disgusting, and Liu Chan, the queen of Shu Han, was named a hussar general after he surrendered, I don't know if Huo Qu will be angry and jump up in anger.

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