During the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Yu was a highly respected military general, and his bravery and loyalty were praised by the world. However, even such powerful generals have suffered defeats, the most famous of which is "Defeat Wheat City". So, how many fierce generals surrounded the feathers at that time?
Before answering this question, we first need to understand the background of the "Lost Wheat City". This story takes place between Shu Han and Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. At that time, Guan Yu, as an important general of Shu Han, was responsible for guarding Jingzhou. However, due to strategic mistakes and betrayal by Eastern Wu, Guan Yu was eventually besieged by the Eastern Wu army and forced to flee south.
According to historical records, the fierce generals of Eastern Wu who besieged Guan Yu included Pan Zhang, Zhu Ran, Xu Sheng and others. These generals had a high status and prestige in the Eastern Wu army, and they were good at using various ** and tactics, which caused a lot of pressure on Guan Yu's army.
In the course of the siege, Guan Yu's army was divided into several parts by the Eastern Wu army, and it was difficult to form an effective resistance. Guan Yu himself was seriously injured and could not continue to command the battle. Eventually, Guan Yu was captured by the Eastern Wu army during the breakout and executed by Sun Quan.
In addition to the fierce generals mentioned above, there were a number of other generals who also participated in the battle to besiege the babeanie. For example, Lu Xun, the governor of Eastern Wu, also led his army to participate in the siege of Guan Yu.
To sum up, the fierce generals who surrounded Guan Yu at that time included Pan Zhang, Zhu Ran, Xu Sheng, Lu Xun and others. These generals had a high status and prestige in the Eastern Wu army, and their combined attacks ultimately led to Guan Yu's defeat and death.
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