Who knew where Guan Yu came from? Was Guan Yu really as brave as in the novels?
Guan Yu was a famous general and politician in Chinese history. He was also one of the important figures in the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. According to historical records, Guan Yu was an ordinary farmer who was later recruited as a general of Shu Han because of his outstanding performance. After the destruction of Shu Han, Guan Yu was valued by Cao Cao and asked him to serve Cao Wei. Guan Yu refused and eventually chose to stay in Shu Han and became one of the important figures in Shu Han. There were not many clear records regarding Guan Yu's origins in history. However, some legends and stories described Guan Yu's legendary experiences and heroic image. For example, it was said that Guan Yu had once fought against Cao Cao's army alone and finally killed Cao Cao's generals Yan Liang and Wen Chou. In addition, Guan Yu had once led his troops to resist Sun Quan's attack and performed well in the Battle of Red Cliff to help Liu Bei defeat Sun Quan. Although Guan Yu's heroic image had been described in some legends, it was still difficult to determine whether he was really as brave as in the novels. After all, novels and history were two different forms of art. They might exaggerate or fabricate the performance of some characters. However, as a famous general and politician in Chinese history, Guan Yu's heroic image left a deep mark in history and was deeply respected by future generations.
Who knew where Guan Yu came from? Was Guan Yu really as brave as in the novels?
Guan Yu was a famous general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. It was said that his real name was Guan Ping, and he was one of the important advisors of Liu Bei, the last emperor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. Guan Yu was born into a military family and had been trained strictly since he was young. He was good at horse fighting. According to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, before Liu Bei recruited Guan Yu, he had been a general guarding his hometown for a period of time. Later, Liu Bei recruited him and let him join his army. Guan Yu had performed well in Liu Bei's army and was known as the "Tiger General" because of his bravery and fighting skills. After Liu Bei captured Yizhou and Jingzhou, Guan Yu was promoted to General Zhendong and served as the herdsman of Jingzhou. During his time in Jingzhou, he had helped Liu Bei defeat the enemy many times, including the generals of Cao Wei, Zhang He and Ma Teng. In the end, Guan Yu was surrounded by Cao Ren, a general sent by Cao Cao, but he successfully broke through and surrendered to Liu Bei. Liu Bei was grateful for Guan Yu's help and gave him the title of "General Yi De" and appointed him to defend the northern border of Shu Han. Because of this, Guan Yu became one of the most famous generals in the history of Shu Han. However, there were also some literary works and film and television works that exaggerated and beautified Guan Yu's image to make him look even more brave. However, Guan Yu was indeed an outstanding general in history, and his brave image was also reflected in historical records to a certain extent.
The Life of Guan Yu
Guan Yu, whose original name was Changsheng, was later changed to Yunchang. He was born in Changping, Xie County, Hedong Prefecture during the Eastern Han Dynasty (now Changping Village, Xie Zhou Town, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province). He was a famous general at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion. In the first year of Zhongping (184 AD), Guan Yu committed a crime and fled to Zhuo County. Later, he joined Liu Bei and joined the army to suppress the Yellow Turban Uprising. Liu Bei was promoted to Pingyuan Prime Minister because of his achievements, and later granted Guan Yu the title of Sima of another department. In the first year of Xingping (194 AD), Guan Yu helped Liu Bei to take over Xuzhou, but was ambushed by Lu Bu. Then, he followed Liu Bei to join Cao Cao and defeated Lu Bu. Liu Bei arranged for Guan Yu to guard Xiapi City. In the fifth year of Jian 'an (AD 200), Cao Cao marched eastward and Liu Bei was defeated. Cao Cao treated Guan Yu well and appointed him as a partial general. Later, Guan Yu killed Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang and was granted the title of Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion by Cao Cao. Soon after, Guan Yu left a letter to bid farewell to Cao Cao and followed Liu Bei again. After Liu Bei took Jingzhou, Guan Yu guarded Jingzhou and went to the meeting alone. In the twenty-fourth year of Jian 'an (219 AD), Guan Yu led his troops to besiege Cao Ren, the general who conquered the south of Wei. He also defeated Yu Jin, the general of the left of Wei, and flooded the seven armies. At one point, Cao Cao had the intention to move the capital. After rejecting Sun Quan's marriage alliance, he was defeated by Sun Quan and Cao Cao. He and his eldest son, Guan Ping, were killed by Sun Quan's generals in Linju. He died at the age of 59. After Liu Chan ascended the throne, in the autumn of the third year of Jingyao of Shu Han Dynasty (AD 260), Guan Yu was posthumously named Marquis Zhuang Miao, and his second son Guan Xing inherited his title. Guan Yu's loyalty was highly respected by the government and the common people. After the Northern Song Dynasty, he was conferred titles by successive dynasties. He was also regarded as the Guardian God of Qielan by Buddhism, the Holy Emperor Guan by Taoism, the Demon Subduing Emperor, and the Martial God of Wealth and Rain God by the common people. Later generations respected him as "Guan Gong" and later rulers worshipped him as "Martial Saint". In the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he was ranked first among the Five Tiger Generals. He used the Green Dragon Crescent Blade. Mao Zonggang called him the "Absolute Justice" of the "Three Absolutes" in Romance. Chen Shou, a historian of the Western Jin Dynasty, commented that Guan Yu was the enemy of ten thousand people. When he served Cao Cao, he had the demeanor of a national scholar, but he was headstrong and arrogant. In the end, he was defeated and died because of his own shortcomings. "Warrior Sage!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Alloy Guan Yu
The alloy Guan Yu model was produced by Modong Nucleus, and it was the latest alloy model in the original IP "Star Armor Soul General Legend" series. The first impression that the model gave off was that it was "big". The outer box was huge, even two times bigger than the regular PG grade of Bandai. Inside, there were two inner boxes, red and blue, which contained the main body of Guan Yu and the Flaming Dragon Stallion. Guan Yu's main body was about 30cm tall and weighed 1023g, while the Flaming Dragon Stallion was more than 40cm tall, 45cm tall, 54cm long and weighed 3300g. From the exterior design, the design was still the iconic style of the Moton Nuclear. It was extremely luxurious and sharp, and there were many details. Asymmetrical skirt armor design and the two red strings at the front were very distinctive. There were two styles of shoulder armor and chest armor to choose from, and they could be replaced with symmetrical shoulder armor. It came with three soft mustaches that could make the model look more like Guan Yu. In terms of color matching, the main color was light green, with dark gold and blue decorations to form a unique and harmonious visual effect. It could not only show the style of a traditional military general, but also not lose the beauty of a modern mecha. The accessories were quite rich, including the Green Dragon Crescent Blade, the Xinghan Sword, the shoulder armor, and various special effects. Among them, the handle of the Green Dragon Crescent Blade was made of alloy, and the blade had a large transparent piece, 59 centimeters long, while the blade of the Xinghan Sword was made of transparent material. In terms of mobility, the range of movement of the upper body was normal. The skirt armor had a multi-section expansion structure, but the range of movement of the lower body was affected by it. The knee joint mechanism was the highlight of the lower body. The character's appearance and facial design were also impressive. The blue eyes contrasted sharply with the red helmet. The golden dragon horns on the helmet showed a fearless fighting spirit. The design of the changeable beard allowed players to customize Guan Yu's image. As for the Flaming Dragon Stallion, it was a new design with mecha elements. Its outline and muscles were perfectly combined, giving it an imposing aura. Although it was not as flexible as a human model, it was very stable and could show the charm of a horse. The combination of the models had a strong visual impact. They were placed in the showcase like a treasure, but they were more expensive and were sold for about 3200 yuan.
Guan Yu Barber
Guan Yu was regarded as the founder of the hairdresser industry. In ancient China, the hairdressing industry experienced a long process of development. In ancient times, people were influenced by the concept of " the body, hair, and skin are subject to the parents," so they did not cut or shave their hair easily. Although there were similar occupations such as " comb workers " in the early days, they mainly washed and combed their hair, and the execution of the punishment of shaving was also carried out by the comb workers. With the development of the times, people's ideas gradually changed. The hairdressing industry slowly rose, and it developed even more rapidly during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. There were several reasons why Guan Yu became the founder of the hairdresser. First of all, hairdressing required a sharp razor, and Guan Yu's Green Dragon Crescent Blade was just like such a sharp weapon. Secondly, Guan Yu was good at " cutting heads from thousands of troops ", which was similar to the hairdresser's " head " as the object of work. Finally, Guan Yu was very famous, and it was beneficial to the development of the industry to have him as the founder. In the late Qing Dynasty, there was a hairdresser who put up a sign at the entrance of the hairdresser's shop." How many heads do you have in the world? Look at the big knife in my hand." Business was booming, which prompted more people to regard Guan Yu as the founder of the hairdresser industry. Many people would kneel down to Guan Yu before becoming a hairdresser.
The author of "Yu Guan"
Zi Dong was the author of the ancient romance novel " Yu Guan ". Zi Dong was good at writing ancient romance novels. The characters in his works were crazy and touching. In the work " Controlling Officials ", Wuyue was an unfavored princess. She lived a hard life but still gave food to the little eunuch. The little eunuch Xie Wu went from being easily bullied to a treacherous official who held power alone. He had a complicated and strong possessiveness towards Wuyue. " Palace Wall Flower Shadow: The Legendary Life of the Mute Embroidery Girl " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Manga Guan Yu
The reference only mentioned a comic about Guan Yu, which told the story of Guan Yu protecting his friend Wang San from his hometown, showing Guan Yu's image of justice. However, there was no more information about other aspects of Guan Yu, such as the unique artistic style of Guan Yu's image in the manga, the innovation of Guan Yu's image in different manga, the plot story of Guan Yu in the manga, etc. Therefore, there was no more comprehensive information about Guan Yu in the manga.
Guan Yu is not as good as Xiang Yu
This statement was not comprehensive. In terms of military strategy, Xiang Yu was very intelligent. The Battle of Julu and the Battle of Pengcheng showed his outstanding military strategy. At that time, his existence played a crucial role in overthrowing the Qin Dynasty. However, he had few strategists around him and often needed to make decisions alone. Guan Yu also had a certain level of resourcefulness. He studied the Spring and Autumn Annals to broaden his resourcefulness, but there were also situations where he was headstrong, such as despising Zhuge Liang and being ashamed to be in the same class as Huang Zhong. In terms of martial strength, Xiang Yu was known to be invincible. When Gaixia was besieged, he led 28 people and was able to run east and west in an army of tens of thousands. His bravery was unparalleled in ancient and modern times. He used weapons such as the Overlord Spear, which were heavy and powerful. Although Guan Yu wasn't described as having the same strength as Xiang Yu, according to folk legends, he had the strength of five tigers and seven bears. He used the 82-pound Green Dragon Crescent Blade, which also displayed great lethality. From the point of view of faith, Xiang Yu was born in a big family in Chu State. He had the character of " keeping his word and doing it decisively " and the character of being grateful. After seizing the world, he put all the people who had helped the Xiang family in an important position. Guan Yu was also respected for his loyalty and loyalty to Liu Bei. When Cao Cao treated him well, he returned to Liu Bei's side after repaying Cao Cao's kindness. This kind of loyalty was respected by the official court and the people. Therefore, it was not easy to say that Guan Yu was not as good as Xiang Yu. They had different historical backgrounds, military situations, and personalities. "Warrior Sage!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Lu Shuming said that Guan Yu came to his dream
Lu Shuming didn't directly comment or respond to the topic of Guan Yu's dream. Therefore, I don't know if Lu Shuming said that Guan Yu came to me in a dream.
What are Guan Yu's novels?
I'll recommend a few novels to everyone. Taishang Zhifu was a cultivation novel written by the Ninth Destiny. The male protagonist, Yang Sanyang, transmigrated to the Primordial World. The human race had a hard time surviving. He pointed his bow at the ten suns, and the story unfolded. This book was creative, but the emotional scenes were a poison. Some people felt that the main character was like a bootlicker. However, the overall plot was not bad. The early stages were amazing, and although the later stages were a little tricky, they were still considered unique. Martial Sage of the Late Han Dynasty, a historical novel written by Bancheng Liuyan. The modern Guan Yunchang was dressed as Guan Yu, and he had the skills of Mobile Legends, like the Blade Cavalry. The main character was fierce and had gaming skills. Although the skill settings were a little buggy, the historical information was well prepared and the battle descriptions were hot-blooded. The only thing was that the narrative was a little slow and the author's updates were slow. " Become Strong When You Meet a Mutant " was a fantasy novel written by a lazy person who loved to sleep. The male protagonist, Fang Mu, did not run away when he encountered a foreign species and even provoked them. He could obtain skills after being beaten up. He was super reckless. The supporting characters had their own characteristics and were a cool novel to kill time. The Mythical Three Kingdoms was a fantasy novel written by Zhuang Buzhou. Young Emperor Liu Bian transmigrated into his own life with a countdown timer. He discovered that Yuan Shao was a phoenix and he was a dragon, so the battle between the dragon and the phoenix began in the Three Kingdoms. The idea was ingenious, but it was a pity that the ending was bad. The Ninth Star Gate was a Xianxia novel written by Xiao Dao Feng Li. The male protagonist, Ling Yi, was wrongly accused of carrying a debt of 300 million yuan. This kind of bitter first then sweet routine was very expectant. It was the style of an academic martial arts world. However, the book circle was a little strange. They could only clock in and not discuss the plot. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Martial Saint Guan Yu, Second Master Guan
Guan Yu, also known as Yunchang, was born in Changping, Xie County, Hedong Prefecture during the Eastern Han Dynasty (now Changping Village, Xie Zhou Town, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province). He was a famous general at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion. In his early years, he committed a crime and fled to Zhuo County. Later, he joined Liu Bei and participated in the suppression of the Yellow Turban uprising. Liu Bei was promoted to Pingyuan Prime Minister because of his achievements, and later granted Guan Yu the title of Sima of another department. After Liu Bei took Xuzhou, he was ambushed by Lu Bu. Guan Yu followed Liu Bei and joined Cao Cao to defeat Lu Bu. After that, Liu Bei arranged for him to guard Xiapi City. When Cao Cao marched eastward, Liu Bei was defeated. Cao Cao treated Guan Yu well and appointed him as a partial general. Guan Yu was granted the title of Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion by Cao Cao because he killed Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang. Soon after, he left a letter to bid farewell to Cao Cao and followed Liu Bei again. After Liu Bei took over Jingzhou, Guan Yu guarded Jingzhou. During this period, he and Lu Su went to meet each other alone. In the twenty-fourth year of Jian 'an (219 AD), Guan Yu led his troops to besiege Cao Ren, the general who conquered the south of the Wei Dynasty. He defeated Yu Jin, the general of the left of the Wei Dynasty, and flooded the seven armies. At one point, Cao Cao had the intention to move the capital. However, he was later defeated by Sun Quan and Cao Cao because he rejected Sun Quan's marriage alliance. He and his eldest son, Guan Ping, were killed by Sun Quan's generals in Linju at the age of 59. After Liu Chan ascended the throne, in the autumn of the third year of Jingyao of Shu Han Dynasty (AD 260), Guan Yu was posthumously named Marquis Zhuang Miao, and his second son Guan Xing inherited his title. Guan Yu's loyalty was highly respected by the government and the people. After the Northern Song Dynasty, he was granted titles by successive dynasties. He was regarded as the Guardian God of Qielan by Buddhism, the Emperor of Guan Sheng and the Emperor of Demon Subduing by Taoism, and the God of Martial Fortune and the God of Rain by the common people. Later generations respected him as Guan Gong, and later rulers worshipped him as the Warrior Sage. In the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he was ranked first among the Five Tiger Generals. He used the Green Dragon Crescent Blade, and Mao Zonggang called him the "Yijue" in the "Three Wonders" of Romance. However, Guan Yu was also evaluated by the historian of the Western Jin Dynasty, Chen Shou, as a self-willed and arrogant person, although he had the demeanor of a national scholar. In the end, he was defeated and died because of his own shortcomings. In addition, after Liu Bei went to Yizhou and before Guan Yu carelessly lost Jingzhou, he had lost at least three battles that were not recorded in his biography. His opponents were all Cao Wei's side, and the leading generals were Yue Jin and Wen Pin. The Legend of Lin Yi is equally exciting, and everyone is welcome to read it!