At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo was autocratic and abolished the Son of Heaven without authorization, which caused dissatisfaction among the courtiers. After Cao Cao's assassination failed, he sneaked back to his hometown and Chen Liufa issued an edict to call on the princes of the world to crusade against Dong Zhuo.
Cao Cao personally wrote a text to convey it to the princes of the counties, and the text said:
Cao and others would like to announce to the world with great righteousness: Dong Zhuo deceived the heavens and the earth, destroyed the country and killed the king; Messing with the palace ban and mutilating living beings; Wolves are unkind, and sins are accumulated! Today, under the secret edict of the Son of Heaven, a large number of volunteers were gathered, vowing to sweep away China and kill the murderers. Wangxing righteous teachers, venting public anger; Support the royal family and save the people. When the text arrives, it can be pursued quickly!As soon as the text arrived, the princes of the world responded one after another, and finally the princes of 18 towns raised troops to fight Dong and met with sour dates.
The princes of the 18th Road made a blood alliance, and publicly recommended Yuan Shao as the leader of the alliance, Sun Jian as the vanguard, and Yuan Shu as the governor of grain and grass, and killed Benhu Prison with great momentum.
First of all, Guan Yu was brave and unparalleled, and he killed Huaxiong with warm wine; Immediately afterwards, the three brothers Liu Guan and Zhang joined forces to defeat Lu Bu and forced Dong Zhuo to move the capital.
It's a pity that few of the Kwantung princes didn't really support the Han family, and as soon as Dong Zhuo withdrew, everyone was gone. Only Cao Cao led the army to pursue, and unfortunately fell into Xu Rong's ambush, and the loss of troops was reduced - the vigorous action of the princes of the 18th Route of the Kwantung to ask for Dong ended hastily.
So, what is the end of these 18 Kwantung princes?
1. Later General Nanyang guarded Yuan Shu and vomited blood to death
Yuan Shu, the word highway, was born in the fourth and third princes of Runan Yuan, divided Huainan, at the peak of his territory across Yang, Henan, Xu 3 states, sitting on 11 counties.
Jiangdong Tiger Sun Jian and Little Overlord Sun Ce were once Yuan Shu's subordinates.
Yuan Shu got the jade seal from Sun Ce, and thought that he had obtained the mandate of heaven, so he established himself as the emperor in Shouchun and established the Zhong regime.
Yuan Shu claimed that the emperor was attacked by Cao Cao, and after the defeat, Yuan Shu wanted to go to his brother Yuan Shao, but was intercepted by Liu Bei on the way and had to return to Shouchun.
When he walked to Jiangting, the grain and grass were cut off, the weather was hot, ** Yuan Shu didn't expect that he would fall into this step of the field, and he couldn't help but feel sad from it, vomiting blood and dying!
2, Jizhou Mu Han Fu, hid in the toilet and committed suicide with a book knife that scraped Jane
Han Fu, Jizhou Mu, once led elite soldiers to participate in the crusade against Dong Zhuo. In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Han Fu sent his general Pan Feng to face Huaxiong, but was killed by the other party.
Yuan Shao broke with Dong Zhuo because of the abolition of the emperor and fled to Jizhou, Dong Zhuo did not want to intensify the contradiction with the Yuan family, so he named Yuan Shao as the Bohai Taishou, and was controlled by Jizhou Mu Han Fu, and the grain and grass of Yuan Shao's soldiers and horses were also Han Fu.
After the action against Dong, Yuan Shao wanted to seize Jizhou, so he wrote a letter to instigate Gongsun Zan to attack Jizhou. Han Fu was terrified, and listened to Xun Kan's nonsense, ignoring the resolute opposition of loyal ministers such as Fu Zhi, and insisted on ceding Jizhou to Yuan Shao.
After Yuan Shao entered Jizhou, he seized the authority of Han Fu, and Han Fu regretted it and went to Chen Liu to defect to Zhang Miao.
Later, when Yuan Shao sent an envoy to meet Zhang Miao to discuss the secret, Han Fu thought he was going to murder him, so he hid in the toilet and committed suicide with a book knife that scraped Jane.
3, Yuzhou Thorn History Kong Ling, died of illness
Kong Ling, the minister in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, when Dong Zhuo was in power, Kong Ling served as the assassin of Yuzhou.
Soon after the dissolution of the Dong Alliance, Kong Ling died of illness. There is also a theory that he was killed by Li Dao and Guo Bi Pocheng.
4, Yanzhou Assassin Liu Dai was killed by the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army.
Liu Dai, a relative of the Han family, when Dong Zhuo was in power, he worshiped Liu Dai as the assassin of Yanzhou.
After the dissolution of the Dong Alliance, Liu Dai led the army to kill the Dongjun Taishou Qiaomao, and sent his subordinate Wang Qiu to lead the Dongjun Taishou.
In April of the third year of Chuping (192), the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army attacked Yanzhou, and Liu Dai led the army out of the city to meet the battle, but was defeated and killed.
5. Wang Kuang, the Taishou of Hanoi County, died in a joint attack by Cao Cao and Hu Muban's relatives.
Wang Kuang, who was once under the command of the great general He Jin, served as the general's mansion. He Jin was killed by the design of the Zhongchang Servant, Wang Kuang and Yuan Shao led the troops into the palace, and Yu Chengming Hall killed the Zhongchang Servant Gao Wang and the others.
After that, Wang Kuang was recruited by the imperial court and became the governor of Hanoi County.
Wang Kuang participated in the military campaign of the Kwantung princes to fight against Dong, and Dong Zhuo ordered Dahonglu Han Rong, Shaofu Yin Xiu, Zhijin Wu Hu Mu Ban, Wu Xiu, the general master craftsman, and Wang Gui, the captain of the Yue Cavalry, to carry an edict to persuade the Kwantung coalition army.
Yuan Shao refused the peace talks and ordered Wang Kuang to kill Hu Muban, Wu Xiu, and Wang Gui - Hu Muban was also Wang Kuang's brother-in-law.
Dong Zhuo also sent troops to attack Hanoi, and broke Wang Kuang in northern Jinbei, and Wang Kuang's army was almost completely destroyed. After Wang Kuang was defeated by Dong Zhuo, he returned to Mount Tai to recruit soldiers and horses, and Hu Muban's relatives united with Cao Cao and attacked, and finally Wang Kuang was killed by them.
6, Chen Liutai guarded Zhang Miao, was defeated by Cao Cao, and was killed by his generals on the way to escape.
Zhang Miao, in order to conquer the office, awarded the captain. When Dong Zhuo was in power, he adopted the words of Shangshu Zhou Bi, Chengmen Captain Wu Qiong and others, and worshiped Zhang Miao as Chen Liutai.
In the military campaign of the princes of the 18th Route of Kwantung to fight against Dong, Cao Cao finally led the army to pursue Dong Zhuo, who moved the capital, and Zhang Miao also sent his troops to help Wei Zi, but he was defeated and returned, and Wei Zi was killed in battle.
After the dissolution of the Dong Alliance, Zhang Miao attached himself to the powerful Cao Cao. Zhang Miao and Yuan Shao had a gap, Yuan Shao once asked Cao Cao to kill Zhang Miao, but Cao Cao did not listen, but Zhang Miao was uneasy, worried that Cao Cao would not be able to withstand Yuan Shao's pressure and kill himself.
Cao Cao led his troops to conquer Xuzhou to avenge his father. Zhang Miao was moved by his younger brother Zhang Chao, Chen Gong and others, betrayed Cao Cao, welcomed Lu Bu into Yanzhou, and served Lu Bu as the pastor of Yanzhou.
Cao Cao led his army back to help and defeated Lü Bu, Lü Bu fled to Xuzhou, and Zhang Miao went to Yuan Shu to ask for help, but was killed by his generals on the way.
7, Dongjun Taishou Qiao Mao, was killed by Liu Dai, the assassin of Yanzhou
Dong Zhuo burned Luoyang, moved the capital to Chang'an, and dissolved the Dong Alliance. Just as the princes from all walks of life were leaving, Liu Dai, the assassin of Yanzhou, led an army to raid Qiao Mao's camp and beheaded him.
8, Shanyang Taishou Yuan Yu, was attacked by Yuan Shu, and was killed by his subordinates on the way to escape
Yuan Yi,A native of Ruyang, Runan, he was Yuan Shao's younger brother, who first served as the commander of Chang'an, and then was promoted to the Taishou of Shanyang.
In the third year of Chuping (192), Chen Wen, the assassin of Yangzhou, died, and Yuan Shao asked Yuan to take over as the assassin of Yangzhou. Yuan Shu led the army to attack, and Yuan was defeated and left Peiguo, and was killed by his soldiers.
9, Jibei Prime Minister Bao Xin, in order to save Cao Cao, was killed by the Yellow Turban Army
Bao Xin, who was friendly with Cao Cao, and after the alliance with Dong broke down, Bao Xin followed Cao Cao to lead an army to pursue Dong Zhuo, who moved west to Chang'an, and was ambushed by Xu Rong, and Bao Xin and Cao Cao were both wounded and returned.
In the third year of Chuping (192), the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army attacked Yanzhou, Cao Cao and Bao Xin met the Yellow Turban Army in Shouzhang, the war was unfavorable, Bao Xin desperately rescued Cao Cao, but he was killed by the Yellow Turban Army at the age of 41.
10, Beihai Taishou Kong Rong, was killed for angering Cao Cao
Kong Rong, the twentieth grandson of Confucius, a famous scholar in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, a literary scholar, and one of the "Seven Sons of Jian'an". He successively served as the Marquis of the Northern Army, the General of the Tiger Ben, and the Minister of the Beihai State, and was called Kong Beihai at the time, and later served as the Qingzhou Thorn History.
In the first year of Jian'an, Yuan Tan attacked Beihai, and Kong Rong fought fiercely with him for several months, and finally fled to Shandong. After Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty moved the capital to Xuchang, he recruited Kong Rong as a master craftsman and was promoted to Shaofu.
Kong Rong was loyal to the Han family, and became more and more intolerable to Cao Cao's behavior, and criticized current affairs from time to time on weekdays, and his fierce rhetoric angered Prime Minister Cao Cao, and he was killed in the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208).
11, Guangling guarded Zhang Chao, Cao Cao broke through the city, and Zhang Chao committed suicide
Zhang Chao, a minister in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was the younger brother of Chen Liutaishou Zhang Miao.
When Cao Cao led his army to attack Xuzhou, Zhang Chao and Chen Gong persuaded his brother Zhang Miao to welcome Lü Bu into Yanzhou, almost taking Cao Cao's foundation.
Cao Cao returned to the rescue and defeated Lü Bu, Lü Bu and Zhang Miao fled, leaving Zhang Chao with his family to guard Yongqiu. Cao Cao attacked Yongqiu and slaughtered the city, Zhang Chao committed suicide, and his family was executed.
12, Xuzhou Assassin Tao Qian, Cao Cao attacked Xuzhou, causing him to die of overwork
Tao Qian, a minister in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was one of the heroes of the late Han Dynasty. He successively served as the county commander of Shu County and Lu County, the history of Youzhou Thorn, and the history of Xuzhou Thorn, and after defeating the Yellow Turban Army, he was appointed as the pastor of Xuzhou.
Cao Cao's father passed through Xuzhou, Tao Qian in order to befriend Cao Cao, sent his subordinate Zhang Min to lead troops to escort him, but Zhang Min saw the wealth, killed Cao Songmanmen, took away the property, and fled to Huainan (Yuan Shu's territory).
In order to avenge the murder of his father, Cao Cao led troops to recruit Tao Qian in Xuzhou, and most of Xuzhou fell into the hands of Cao Cao, and Tao Qian died of overwork.
13, Xiliang guarded Ma Teng, Ma Chao was executed by Cao Cao even if he was involved
Ma Teng, the descendant of General Fubo Ma Yuan, Ma Chao is his eldest son.
Ma Teng enlisted in the army, and successively served as a military officer, a military commander, a partial general, a general of the expedition to the west, a former general, and other positions, and often crusaded against the rebellious Qiang.
In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Ma Teng was persuaded to give up the army and enter the court as an official (Wei Wei), and his eldest son Ma Chao led the troops for him.
In the sixteenth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao attacked Hanzhong, and Ma Chao led his troops to resist and was defeated by Cao Cao.
In the seventeenth year of Jian'an, Ma Chao attacked Longshang and besieged Shi Weikang, the assassin of Liangzhou, which angered Cao Cao, and Cao Cao put Ma Teng to death in Yecheng. Ma Teng's death was really affected by his son Ma Chao.
14, Beiping Taishou Gongsun Zan was defeated by Yuan Shao, trapped in a high-rise building, and set fire **
Gongsun Zhan, a military general and warlord in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was one of the heroes of the late Han Dynasty.
Gongsun Zhan was just a county official at first, but he was appreciated by the county magistrate, married his daughter to him, and then funded him to apprentice to Lu Zhi.
Zhang Chun, a native of Yuyang, rebelled, and Gongsun Zan led the army to crusade, and was promoted to the rank of cavalry captain because of his merits. Since then, Gongsun Chan has been at war with the northern nomads.
Gongsun Zhan had a tough attitude towards the northern nomads, resolutely confronted, fought bravely, and shocked the frontier, so that Wuhuan did not dare to attack.
After the fight against Dong, Gongsun Zhan was used by Yuan Shao to attack Han Fu in Jizhou, causing Han Fu to cede Jizhou to Yuan Shao, so that Yuan Shao could get Jizhou without a single soldier.
Gongsun Zhan was angry and raised troops and started a war with Yuan Shao, but was finally defeated by Yuan Shao, igniting the fire**.
15, Shangdang Taishou Zhang Yang was assassinated by his subordinates
Zhang Yang, who was first engaged in the martial arts of the state, why did he recruit troops, and won thousands of people. When Dong Zhuo was in power, Zhang Yang was appointed as General Jianyi and Hanoi Taishou.
Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was exiled to Hedong because of the rebellion of Li Dao and Guo Yan. Zhang Yang went to escort him, was worshiped as the general of Anguo, and was named the Marquis of Jinyang.
Zhang Yang befriended Lü Bu, Cao Cao besieged Lü Bu in Xiapi, Zhang Yang led his troops to the rescue, and his subordinate Yang Chou wanted to take refuge in Cao Cao, so he assassinated Zhang Yang.
16, Wucheng Hou Changsha Taishou Sun Jian
Sun Jian, a general and warlord in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, one of the founders of the Sun Wu regime, the eldest son Sun Ce, and the second son Sun Quan.
In the war against Dong, Sun Jian confronted Dong Zhuo's army several times and won a great victory.
Dong Zhuo moved the capital to Chang'an, and burned Luoyang, and when the other princes were still hesitating, Sun Jian led his troops into Luoyang City to fight the fire, and thus obtained the jade seal of the country.
In the third year of Chuping (192), Yuan Shu sent Sun Jian to attack Liu Biao in Jingzhou, and Liu Biao sent Huang Zu to meet him. Sun Jian defeated Huang Zu and besieged Xiangyang. Huang Zu broke through, Sun Jian pursued the ambush, and was killed by Huang Zu's soldiers with random arrows.
17, Qixiang Hou Bohai Taishou Yuan Shao
Yuan Shao, born in the Yuan clan of Runan, one of the heroes of the late Han Dynasty, occupied 4 states such as Jizhou, Qingzhou, Bingzhou, and Youzhou at his peak.
The princes of the 18th Route of Kanto attacked Dong Zhuo and publicly recommended Yuan Shao as the leader of the alliance.
Yuan Shao was defeated at the Battle of Guandu by Cao Cao, and since then he has been in a state of collapse and died of illness two years later.
18, Xiao Riding Captain Cao Cao
Cao Cao, a powerful minister in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, an official worshipping prime minister, and the title of King of Wei, was the founder of the Cao Wei regime, and was posthumously named Emperor Wu of Wei.
Cao Cao began his career at the age of 20 with filial piety, serving as a lieutenant in the north of Luoyang, and later as a cavalry lieutenant, participating in the suppression of the Yellow Turban Army. Dong Zhuo was autocratic, and Cao Cao called on the world to fight together.
Cao Cao successively defeated Yuan Shu, Tao Qian, Lü Bu and other forces, defeated Yuan Shao in the Battle of Guandu, and then went north together, and then led an army to the south to conquer Jingzhou.
In the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao was defeated, and then Cao Cao defeated Zhang Lu to capture Hanzhong.
In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an (220), Cao Cao died of illness in Luoyang.