Liu Bei entered Shu to harvest generals, and his strength was stronger than Zhang Fei, but unfortunately he was killed by Zhuge Liang
In the turbulent situation of the history of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei was planning the development of Shu Han and unexpectedly got a brave general. The strength of this general actually surpassed Zhang Fei, one of the five tiger generals of Shu Han, and became a bright pearl in Liu Bei's army. However, fate was unfortunate, and the general's light did not continue to shine, because in the end he was beheaded by Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu Han.
What kind of legendary story does the life of this Warring States hero contain? Why was his strength able to surpass Zhang Fei, one of the five tiger generals of Shu Han, but he lost his vitality at the most critical moment?
Zhang Ren: A military genius has emerged. He was born in troubled times, and he showed bravery and wisdom like no other. Inherit the family education, in-depth study of the art of war, make friends with the heroes of the world, and see a lot of knowledge. Zhang Ren is well-read and proficient in the art of war, especially good at using strategies such as "the momentum of reality and reality" and "the soldier who surrenders without a fight", and the layout on the battlefield is like flowing water.
During Liu Zhang's time, Zhang Ren was known for his outstanding military demeanor, and incredibly, his mellow and mature bearing contrasted with his youthful age.
He does not rely on brute force, but is good at outwitting victory. He is good at setting up ambushes and arrays, and can carefully consider every detail. Every time he faced him, the enemy was always caught in the ingenious net he had laid and could not extricate himself.
However, is such a fierce general with unparalleled martial arts and wisdom really stronger than Zhang Fei, the first fierce general of Shu Han at that time? This may seem like a problem for the ages. We can take a look at what kind of amazing strength Zhang Ren showed in the confrontation with the Shu Han army.
In 214 AD, Liu Bei launched a crusade against Zhang Lu, and the Battle of Yizhou was about to break out. Zhang Ren was ordered to guard the city in the dangerous place of the mountains and rivers of Yizhou. Faced with the Shu army's fierce general Pang Tong coming directly at the city, Zhang Ren clearly understood the dilemma of being outnumbered, so he decided to adopt ingenious strategies to find life.
Before crossing the river into Shu, Pang Tong ventured forward because of the light enemy, and Zhang Ren had already gained insight into his marching route. In order to deal with this situation, he arranged for his henchmen to lurk quietly in the surrounding mountains and forests, and set up a desperate ambush. Pang Tong fell into a siege after the plan, the Shu army fell into chaos, and Pang Tong was unfortunately killed by an arrow. Liu Beijun's vanguard detachment was completely annihilated under Zhang Ren's ingenious strategy.
After learning the news, Wei Yan quickly led the army to the rescue, but was also severely damaged by the second ambush set by Zhang Ren. The two Shu Han generals were defeated one after another, and the morale of Liu Bei's army was dealt a heavy blow. In this battle, Zhang Ren's edge began to show.
After Zhang Ren defeated the Pang and Wei armies, his prestige spread all over the world. Liu Bei personally led the army to besiege the city with Zhuge Liang for the sake of hatred, however, Zhang Ren was not afraid.
He hid his whereabouts, making Liu Bei elusive. Familiar with the key to the enemy's grain and grass transportation, Zhang Ren repeatedly attacked Liu Beijun's baggage team by surprise, resulting in Liu Beijun's food and salary being repeatedly hindered and the army's morale wavered.
Whenever Liu Bei sent an elite in pursuit, Zhang Ren was always able to skillfully ambush the other party. He made good use of the mountainous terrain and laid a series of traps, so that the pursuers retreated from the wind and no one dared to go deep.
In many skirmishes, Zhang Ren won repeatedly. His night raid tactics are particularly strange and varied, making the enemy unguardable. Zhang Ren's tactics were ingenious, making it difficult for Liu Bei's coalition forces to deal with.
In the face of such a difficult opponent, even Zhang Fei, the fierce general of Shu Han, suffered a loss in the first encounter. At that time, Zhang Fei led the army to pursue, but he was deeply ambushed by Zhang Ren and fell into a heavy siege. Zhao Yun arrived in time to rescue Zhang Fei.
After this battle, Zhang Fei deeply felt Zhang Ren's strength. Zhang Ren is not only good at attacking, but also good at defense. He skillfully repaired the city to make it impregnable and stood firm for help. In the face of Zhang Ren's tough resistance, Liu Beijun fell into a predicament.
The Shu Han army encountered Zhang Ren's stubborn resistance in the attack, and Zhang Ren won consecutive battles, which put the Shu Han army in a difficult situation. After half a year of hard work, Zhuge Liang finally found a strategy to defeat the enemy - by flooding the city. When Liu Beijun succeeded in destroying the upstream reservoir and the flood swept down, the defenders of the city were horrified. However, Zhang Ren calmly commanded and personally led the defenders and civilians to successfully break through and avoid being submerged. This battle further enhanced Zhang Ren's prestige and mystery in the minds of the people.
Although Liu Beijun occupied the entire territory of Yuxian, he still could not completely eliminate Zhang Ren's forces. Zhang Ren retreated to the danger of the Sword Pavilion and adopted the strategy of defending to the death. He set up a heavy ambush on the mountain trail, which effectively stopped the advance of the Shu Han army. Liu Beijun's many attacks ended in failure, and they were heavy.
After a grueling battle of attrition, Liu Bei had to order the entire line to retreat and retreat to Fucheng to repair morale. Zhang Ren, on the other hand, maneuvered flexibly in the mountains and continued to harass the enemy's rear roads.
The offensive of the Shu Han army was seriously hampered, and the situation in Yizhou became turbulent again. Zhuge Liang tried hard to find an effective countermeasure, but still failed to eliminate Zhang Ren. Zhang Ren's prestige has become more prominent, which has attracted widespread attention.
In many battles with Zhang Ren, the generals of Shu Han felt his formidable strength and elusive tactics. Huang Zhong, as one of the fierce generals of Shu Han, confronted Zhang Ren many times, but under Zhang Ren's flexible guerrilla tactics, he never managed to gain the upper hand.
Wei Yan suffered a big loss in the first battle, and was defeated by the ambush set by Zhang Ren. After that, Wei Yan also had to face this difficult opponent carefully.
Coupled with Zhang Fei's previous defeat, Zhang Ren performed well in the duel with many fierce generals of Shu Han, and even took the initiative. This is indeed amazing Zhang Ren's outstanding talent in military affairs, showing the majesty of a general, and his temperament as a god of war also began to emerge during this period.
However, the outcome of the Battle of Yizhou did not change Zhang Ren's fate in the end. In 215 AD, Liu Bei mobilized a large army, and after Zhuge Liang's successive surprising victories, Luo County was finally completely occupied by Shu Han. Liu Bei's army was like a bamboo, and Zhang Ren couldn't stop it, so he had to choose to retreat.
Under Liu Bei's fierce offensive, Zhang Ren retreated. In the end, he was wounded by an arrow in Beishan and was captured by the Shu army. Although Liu Bei had considered accepting it for his own use, Zhang Renning was arrogant and arrogant. In the end, at Zhuge Liang's suggestion, Liu Bei made the difficult decision to order Zhang Ren to be beheaded.
This military genius and god of war figure ended the curtain with the most tragic posture and became a victim of the political struggle. Zhang Ren's misfortune has become a low-key tragedy in the history of the Three Kingdoms. Bad luck and ruthless war, this legendary god of war deserves a more brilliant life.
He could have opened up territory and displayed his talents for Shu Han, but the cruel reality pushed him to the end of his fate. For this once shocking god of war, whether his aura can really be compared with Zhang Fei has become a difficult problem for the ages, which is thought-provoking.
This reunion is not only a physical reunion, but also a spiritual integration. Luo Yuqi and her partners demonstrated the strong and unyielding quality of the Red Army soldiers through practical actions. This precious experience will be a valuable asset in their lives and inspire them to continue to strive for the future.