The famous general of the good minister unloaded the mill and killed the death of the donkey

Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-09

The famous general of the good minister unloaded the mill and killed the death of the donkey

Since the death of famous heroes in ancient times, future generations have been angry at the death of rabbits and dogs, and the birds have been hidden. It is said that out of the suspicion and forbearance of the king, the lack of grace and the unloading of the mill and the killing of the donkey. In fact, meritorious heroes and famous generals, if they are not foolish to win trust, then it is advisable to be self-complete with wisdom, the so-called both clear and philosopherical, in order to protect their bodies.

Zhang Anshi of the Western Han Dynasty, Duan Shao of the Northern Qi Dynasty, Gao Xingzhou of the Five Dynasties and others are all famous for their self-obscurity and meritorious service, which can be described as models for later generations. However, there are also precedents in history of "humbling benefits and full losses", which makes people sigh and sigh because of self-righteousness.

Among them, the Jin Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period is a typical example. He was too arrogant and did not listen to advice, which eventually led to the defeat of the Jin Kingdom and his disrepute, which is thought-provoking.

Xianzhen, a native of Jiyuan, Henan, assisted Jin Wengong and Jin Xianggong, strategized and became famous all over the world. As the chief general of the Chinese army, he participated in the Battle of Chengpu and defeated the Chu army; In the Battle of Kun, he broke the Qin army and captured three generals.

However, when Jin Xianggong released the three generals to return to China, Xianzhen was furious and accused the monarch of letting the tiger return to the mountain, disregarding his personal safety, and even spurning the monarch. In the same year, he went on an expedition, but died heroically in the battle to avoid stomach and death.

Wu Yuan, a famous general of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period, was known as the "King of a Hundred Battles", he had extraordinary military talent and firm faith, and had achieved brilliant victories in many battles.

1.Wu Yuan, a talented son of Chu State, his family suffered, fled to Wu State, Huai Cai did not meet, endured humiliation, and assisted Wu Wang Lu to seize the throne and become an important minister of Wu State. Together with Sun Wu, he broke through the Chu State, dug up the grave and whipped the corpse, although there was a small righteousness, but he hated it for the sake of great shame.

In the end, he achieved the hegemony of Wu and assisted Wu Wangfu to dominate the princes. However, his loyalty to the country led to a rebellion against the king, and he was framed by Bo Ya and sent to death by his husband.

2.Meng Tian, a native of Mengyin, Shandong, was born in a famous family and has been a general for three generations. He led an army of 300,000 to attack the Xiongnu in the north, recovered the Hetao, developed Ningxia, supervised the repair of the Great Wall, and shook the fortress.

His achievements in the desert were great, but the Great Wall also bore a deep resentment for it. However, Qin II Hu Hai conspired with Zhao Gao to give death to Fusu and Meng Tian, the crown prince Fusu committed suicide, and Meng Tian was killed without guilt, but he remained loyal and eventually committed suicide by swallowing medicine.

3.Zhou Yafu, a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty, was born in Jiangmen and has a distinguished record. In the Battle of Wu and Chu, he was known for his bravery and good fighting, and led his army to repel many attacks by the Wu and Chu coalition forces.

However, in the battle for the throne, he was too upright, and was finally framed by Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, cut to the people, and died at home.

Zhou Yafu, note Hou, a native of Feng County, Xuzhou, Jiangsu, and the son of Taiwei Zhou Bo. The army was rigorously governed, appreciated by the Son of Heaven, and changed his complexion during the parade. Because of the special recruitment of the post of Tai Lieutenant, the use of troops was steady, and the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wu and Chu was pacified.

Although he was slandered for King Liang's advice, and was also troubled by Emperor Jing's suspicion, he always upheld the spirit of fortitude and adhered to the theory of righteousness. His son was reported for his crimes, and he was implicated and summoned to the court lieutenant, where he refused to give in even in the face of humiliation, and eventually died of hunger strikes and vomited blood.

However, his military prowess and noble sentiments have left a deep mark on history.

Lu Xun, a native of Suzhou, Jiangsu, was one of Sun Wu's famous generals, who participated in important battles such as Lü Meng's attack on Jingzhou and the capture of Guan Yu, and defeated Liu Bei in the Battle of Yiling, causing him to die in Yong'an City.

In the Battle of Shiting, he successfully defeated Cao Xiu again, causing him to die of shame. Lu Xun had excellent military talents, but also loyalty and sincerity, and was the mainstay of Sun Wu. However, he was involved in the "dispute between the two palaces" between Sun He and Sun Ba, and had a conflict with Sun Quan's father and son, and finally died of indignation in Sun Quan's reproach at the age of sixty-three.

Deng Ai, a famous general of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period, he made great achievements in the battles of Huainan, Hanzhong, Yiling, etc., and was known as the "famous general of Wei". However, in his later years, due to his erroneous political judgment, he failed in the conquest of Shu Han and was finally given death at the age of sixty-two.

1.Deng Ai, a new savage from Henan, had outstanding military achievements, but he was killed because of his arrogance. Similarly, famous generals such as Cui Hao, Murong Baiyao, and Gao Yue, although they have made outstanding achievements, have also suffered accidents due to power struggles.

All this reminds us that fame and fame are valuable, but they cannot be at the expense of personal safety. 2.Deng Ai, a new savage from Henan, smuggled Yinping with a partial division, restrained Mianzhu, and forced the Shu Han monarchs to surrender.

But he was too arrogant, was suspicious of Sima Zhao, and was finally beheaded in Mianzhuxi. Similarly, famous generals such as Cui Hao, Murong Baiyao, and Gao Yue, although they have made outstanding achievements, have also suffered accidents due to power struggles.

All this reminds us that fame and fame are valuable, but they cannot be at the expense of personal safety. 3.Deng Ai, a new savage from Henan, smuggled Yinping with a partial division, restrained Mianzhu, and forced the Shu Han monarchs to surrender.

But he was too arrogant, was suspicious of Sima Zhao, and was finally beheaded in Mianzhuxi. Similarly, famous generals such as Cui Hao, Murong Baiyao, and Gao Yue, although they have made outstanding achievements, have also suffered accidents due to power struggles.

All this reminds us that fame and fame are valuable, but they cannot be at the expense of personal safety. 4.Deng Ai, a new savage from Henan, smuggled Yinping with a partial division, restrained Mianzhu, and forced the Shu Han monarchs to surrender.

But he was too arrogant, was suspicious of Sima Zhao, and was finally beheaded in Mianzhuxi. Similarly, famous generals such as Cui Hao, Murong Baiyao, and Gao Yue, although they have made outstanding achievements, have also suffered accidents due to power struggles.

All this reminds us that fame and fame are valuable, but they cannot be at the expense of personal safety. 5.Deng Ai, a new savage from Henan, smuggled Yinping with a partial division, restrained Mianzhu, and forced the Shu Han monarchs to surrender.

But he was too arrogant, was suspicious of Sima Zhao, and was finally beheaded in Mianzhuxi. Similarly, famous generals such as Cui Hao, Murong Baiyao, and Gao Yue, although they have made outstanding achievements, have also suffered accidents due to power struggles.

All this reminds us that fame and fame are valuable, but they cannot be at the expense of personal safety.

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