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Ten military geniuses in China's history
Sun Wu: the greatest military theorist. In the face of Sun Tzu's Art of War, any art book looks pale and powerless.

Bai Qi: He is best at panicking on the court. Hannibal in the west commanded an encirclement and suppression war, the Battle of Canny, and wiped out 80,000 enemies. He was recommended as a deity by western military history experts. But his record in the face of Tian Lei, it is dwarfed.

Han Xin: The most skillful general in the history of China War. Ming Xiu plank road, secretly crossing Chencang, taking water as the camp, pulling out and changing the standard, attacking halfway, being besieged on all sides and lying in ambush on all sides, was highly praised by military strategists in past dynasties. Out of Chencang, Sanqin, out of the generation, out of Zhao, down Yan, cut Qi, until the collapse of the Chu army, without a defeat.

Cao Cao: Cao Cao has more counselors than anyone else. His military talents are far above Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi. The battle of Guandu, in particular, embodies Cao Cao's superb military strategy and command ability.

Li Shimin: an outstanding politician, strategist and strategist. Li Shimin was the best at fighting among the emperors of China. Li Shimin's most remarkable commander-in-chief characteristic is: attacking the enemy from behind and defeating the enemy, which is also the most prominent among the ancient military experts in China. After Li Shimin ascended the throne, he adopted an enlightened national policy, and a large number of famous minority generals emerged, who were called "Tiankhan" by all ethnic groups.

Li Guangbi: He is the most defensive commander in chief in the history of world war. In the battle, we adopted the tactics of tenacious persistence, constantly looking for opportunities to attack, and flexibly used the tactics and techniques of guarding the city such as tunnels and stone cannons to win by surprise. Troops with less than 10,000 people wiped out more than 654.38+10,000 people in one fell swoop.

Yue Fei: Yue Fei is not a national hero, because a national hero refers to a person who has made contributions in the struggle against foreign invaders, and Liao, Jin, Yuan and Qing are all part of China territory. To say that Yue Fei is a national hero is equivalent to treating Jin as a country, not a dynasty. Yue Fei is the most comprehensive among the ancient famous soldiers, and he is good at field, city, mountain, defense, water and riding.

Temujin: Unify Mongolia. Its cavalry fought in Europe and Asia, invincible, and everywhere they went, there were corpses everywhere. An empire that spans Europe and Asia and is the largest in the world has laid the foundation stone. Because his fame is so loud, the fame of his generals is not loud. Muqali, Bolshevi and Zhe Bie, who helped Genghis Khan achieve great achievements, were actually the best generals in the world at that time. There are also some famous generals worth mentioning, such as Su Butai, Zhe Bie, Muqali, Torre, Ba Dou, Kublai Khan, Bo Yan and Asu. In particular, Subutai and Bo Yan, Subutai went to the Western Ocean twice, and in the wars of Galaga River and Saiyo River, they won great prestige in Europe. In the Mongolian-Song War in Bo Yan, in the battles of Yunzhou, Ezhou, Dingjiazhou and Lin 'an, the main force of Song Jun was completely annihilated, thus ending the 45-year-long Mongolian-Song War and unifying China.

Zhu Yuanzhang: Little is known about military capabilities, and the commander-in-chief is very distinctive. He is an outstanding strategist. In the wars of Huaihe River, Yuan Dynasty, Shandong, Hebei and Dadu, Fujian and Guangxi, Xia Dynasty, Yunnan and the Northern Expedition, they all formulated their own operational guidelines, but the final process of the war was exactly what Zhu Yuanzhang expected, and the words were correct, which was called the ability to control the war like a god.

Nurhachi: Nurhachi and Genghis Khan are the two most famous commanders of ethnic minorities in the history of China. In the war of reunifying Jurchen, Nurhachi successively fought in the battles of Zhaojiacheng, Hunhe, Guleshan and Yehecheng, relying on strong will, superhuman wisdom and outstanding military talent, and combining diplomatic struggle with military attack, he adopted the strategy of attacking from Tomochika, dividing and ruling, and concentrating his forces to divide one by one, leaving only 13 soldiers.