Chen Youliang was born in 1320 and died in 1363, sharing 44 years old. He was the leader of the peasant uprising at the end of Yuan Dynasty and established the Dahan regime. Chen Youliang is a native of Mianyang, Hubei Province, and Chen Youliang was born in a fisherman's family, ranking the third in the family.
Chen Youliang read books when he was a child, so he knew a little about literature. Later, Chen Youliang became a small official in the county government. Chen Youliang is not satisfied with the status quo. He thinks he will make great achievements in the future. 1355, Ni Wenjun conquered Mianyang, and Chen Youliang joined the Red Scarf Army to take part in the uprising. Subsequently, Chen Youliang was promoted to Marshal for meritorious service. During 1357, civil strife broke out between Ni Wenjun and Xu Shouhui. Ni Wenjun didn't kill Xu Shouhui. Worried about Xu Shouhui's ambition, he fled to Huangzhou to take refuge in Chen Youliang. Soon after, Chen Youliang killed Ni Wenjun, merged his army and strengthened his military strength.
Subsequently, Chen Youliang intended to claim the title of emperor, but he was afraid of Xu Shouhui's military strength and didn't act. Once, Chen Youliang captured Longjiang, Xu Shouhui proposed to move the capital to Longxing, and Chen Youliang vetoed Xu Shouhui. Xu Shouhui's troops set out from Hanyang, ready to temporarily stationed in Jiangzhou. Jiangzhou happens to be the place under the jurisdiction of Chen Youliang. Knowing that this was an excellent opportunity to destroy Xu Shouhui, he ordered the soldiers to ambush outside the city. Once Xu Shouhui enters the city, he will close the gate and destroy Xu Shouhui and his men. Later, with Jiangzhou as its capital, Chen Youliang coerced Xu Shouhui to stay here. 1360, Chen Youliang killed Xu Shouhui, annexed Xu Shouhui's army, proclaimed himself emperor and changed his name to Khan. When he ascended the throne, all courtiers stood on the sandy shore and congratulated Chen Youliang on becoming the son of heaven.
Zhu Yuanzhang constantly attacked the city laid by Chen Youliang, and Chen Youliang and Zhu Yuanzhang met head-on. 1363, Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang launched the Poyang Lake War. Chen Youliang was defeated by Zhu Yuanzhang and shot dead on the spot.
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Chen Youliang was shot in the head by Zhu Yuanzhang's soldiers and died on the spot. Chen Youliang established the Han regime by destroying Xu Shouhui. Chen Youliang's power developed rapidly and became the hegemon in the south of the Yangtze River.
Zhu Yuanzhang sent Chang Yuchun to crusade against the land occupied by Chen Youliang. The soldiers in Chen Youliang's army were very dissatisfied with his killing of Xu Shouhui to seize power, and they all defected to Zhu Yuanzhang's camp. As a result, Chen Youliang has lost more and more land. In a rage, he decided to fight Zhu Yuanzhang in Poyang Lake. Chen Youliang built several big ships in advance, and Zhu Yuanzhang used a canoe to meet them. 1363, Chen Youliang led 600,000 troops to attack Nanchang. Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Zhu Wenzheng and others to stay in Nanchang. Three months later, Zhu Yuanzhang personally came to reinforce. The two met in Poyang Lake and fought for three days. Zhu Yuanzhang's army suffered great losses. When it was about to fail, Zhu Yuanzhang felt the northeast wind coming, so he ordered the burning of Chen Youliang's warships. Chen Youliang suffered great losses in this battle. In addition, Zhu Yuanzhang's boat was light and comfortable, and Chen Youliang was very depressed.
During this period, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote a letter to Chen Youliang. The general content is to ask Chen Youliang to cancel the title of big fellow, otherwise Zhu Yuanzhang will storm Chen Youliang. Subsequently, Chen Youliang did not write back to Zhu Yuanzhang. After a while, Chen Youliang's army ran out of food and planned to rush out from the mouth of the lake. Zhu Yuanzhang sent troops to surround it. Chen Youliang leaned out to direct operations at that time, and was shot dead on the spot by Zhu Yuanzhang's troops.
After Chen Youliang's death, the morale of Chen Youliang's army was in chaos. Zhu Yuanzhang pursued Chen Youliang soldiers and married a wife and a concubine from Chen Youliang.
What kind of person is Chen Youliang Eternal Dragon Slayer?
In Jin Yong's works, he created characters with distinct personalities. For example, Zhao Min, who dares to love and hate, Zhang Wuji, who is indecisive, and Chen Youliang, who is scheming and scheming in "Eternal Dragon Slayer".
Chen Youliang became Cheng Kun's apprentice in "Eternal Dragon Slayer". He is ruthless, good at using human weakness to attack, and he is a real hypocrite. Cheng Kun wanted to know the whereabouts of Xie Xun, the golden lion king, so he sent Chen Youliang to inquire. Chen Youliang became the eighth generation elder of the Beggars' Sect by playing tricks. In the meantime, he has been looking for the whereabouts of Xie Xun, the Golden Lion King. Later, he learned that Xie Xun was on Lingshe Island, so he went to try to provoke Xie Xun and capture Chen Youliang, Tulong Island. Knowing that Xie Xun was very worried about the whereabouts of his adopted son Zhang Wuji, Chen Youliang coaxed Xie Xun out of Lingshe Island, put him under house arrest, and discussed with Master Cheng Kun to hold a lion slaughter meeting in Wulin to realize their plot.
In addition, Chen Youliang also played for Zhao Min. He does whatever it takes to achieve his goal, and he has no Jianghu morality. In order to defeat Wu Tangmen, he used Song Qingshu's affection for Zhou Zhiruo to intimidate Song Qingshu. Chen Youliang kidnapped Zhou Zhiruo while Zhou Zhiruo was not looking, and told Song Qingshu where Zhou Zhiruo was. After learning the news of Zhou Zhiruo, Song Qingshu was very worried and hurried to Chen Youliang's residence. Chen Youliang also told Song Qingshu that he would marry Zhou Zhiruo if Song Qingshu could help him finish things. Song Qingshu was very satisfied with the deal, so he worked hard for Chen Youliang. Chen Youliang used Song Qingshu against other gangs. Later, Song Qingshu frantically killed his seventh uncle and finally died at the hands of Zhou Zhiruo.
What achievements have Chen Youliang's descendants made?
When Chen Youliang established the Chen Han regime, he joined the Red Scarf Army and met Ni Wenjun and Xu Shouhui, who helped Chen Youliang a lot.
Chen Youliang read books when he was a child, so he knew a little about literature. Later, Chen Youliang became a small official in the county government. Chen Youliang is not satisfied with the status quo. He thinks he will make great achievements in the future. 1355, Ni Wenjun conquered Mianyang, and Chen Youliang joined the Red Scarf Army to take part in the uprising. Subsequently, Chen Youliang was promoted to Marshal for meritorious service. During 1357, civil strife broke out between Ni Wenjun and Xu Shouhui. Ni Wenjun didn't kill Xu Shouhui. Worried about Xu Shouhui's ambition, he fled to Huangzhou to take refuge in Chen Youliang. Soon after, Chen Youliang killed Ni Wenjun, merged his army and strengthened his military strength.
Subsequently, Chen Youliang intended to claim the title of emperor, but he was afraid of Xu Shouhui's military strength and didn't act. Once, Chen Youliang captured Longjiang, Xu Shouhui proposed to move the capital to Longxing, and Chen Youliang vetoed Xu Shouhui. Xu Shouhui's troops set out from Hanyang, ready to temporarily stationed in Jiangzhou. Jiangzhou happens to be the place under the jurisdiction of Chen Youliang. Knowing that this was an excellent opportunity to destroy Xu Shouhui, he ordered the soldiers to ambush outside the city. Once Xu Shouhui enters the city, he will close the gate and destroy Xu Shouhui and his men. Later, with Jiangzhou as its capital, Chen Youliang coerced Xu Shouhui to stay here. Later, in order to avoid future trouble forever, Chen Youliang sent someone to smash Xu Shouhui's head when Xu Shouhui discussed important things with him, and Xu Shouhui was killed by Chen Youliang.
Chen Youliang is very skeptical. He doesn't trust loyal soldiers and friends. During this period, Zhu Yuanzhang played and killed one of his men.
Information about Chen Youliang's wife Yue.
According to records, Chen Youliang had four wives and four concubines, namely, Lou, Dow and Yue. Chen Youliang saw that his territory had been occupied by Zhu Yuanzhang. He was very unconvinced and prepared to personally crusade against Zhu Yuanzhang.
On the eve of the crusade, Chen Youliang ordered his men to build several large ships filled with food, daily necessities and munitions. Chen Youliang wanted to take this opportunity to defeat Zhu Yuanzhang. Chen Youliang not only went out on his own, but also brought his family. Chen Youliang's wives and concubines all lived on this big ship. When Chen Youliang attacked Nanchang, he confronted Zhu Yuanzhang's nephew for three months. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang came to the rescue.
The two armies fought in Poyang Lake. At first, Zhu Yuanzhang lost to Chen Youliang, but suddenly the northeast wind blew. Zhu Yuanzhang ordered the burning of Chen Youliang's ships, and Chen Youliang fled in haste. Later, Chen Youliang joined the team without food, and he wanted to break through the hukou. Stopped by Zhu Yuanzhang halfway, Chen Youliang died on the spot. Zhu Yuanzhang had long heard that Chen Youliang's wife Yueshi was young and beautiful, so he took Yueshi by the way and named her Princess Jade.
It is said that when Zhu Yuanzhang occupied Yuejia, Yuejia was pregnant and was Chen Youliang's child. After the Yue family married Zhu Yuanzhang, the child was born smoothly, and Zhu Yuanzhang listed him as a prince. When Yue's children grew up, Zhu Yuanzhang named him King Tan and asked him to guard Changsha. Before he left, Yue Xiang told his life story and told him not to forget to take revenge. When Queen Tan learned that revenge was fruitless, she chose to die of self-immolation with her wife.
What happened to burning Chen Youliang?
Chen Youliang is a suspicious and opinionated person by nature. After he established the Han regime, he preferred to control soldiers with political rights. Chen Youliang thinks that he has strong military capability and is ready to attack eastward, and wants to buy Yingtian.
After Zhu Yuanzhang knew Chen Youliang's plan, he was worried that Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng would unite. If they do this, it will be a fatal blow to Zhu Yuanzhang. So Zhu Yuanzhang thought of a good way to get Chen Youliang's good friend Kang Mao to write a letter to Chen Youliang, the content of which was to lure Chen Youliang to come over. After receiving the letter, Chen Youliang immediately sent a navy division to the designated place mentioned by Kang-Jiangdong Bridge. Chen Youliang gave a cry to Kang Mao, but no one responded. He knew that he had been cheated. The two armies fought in Longwan, and Chen Youliang's army failed. At this time, the tide had just receded, and Chen Youliang's boat ran aground in the river and could not drive. On the verge of being captured, Chen Youliang fled by boat and was chased by Zhang Desheng. Zhang Desheng followed Chen Youliang all the way to Cihu, and the two sides fought. Chen Youliang failed again, and Zhang Desheng burned Chen Youliang's boat.
1363, Chen Youliang led 600,000 troops to attack Nanchang. Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Zhu Wenzheng and others to stay in Nanchang. Three months later, Zhu Yuanzhang personally came to reinforce. The two met in Poyang Lake and fought for three days. Zhu Yuanzhang's army suffered great losses. When it was about to fail, Zhu Yuanzhang felt the northeast wind coming, so he ordered the burning of Chen Youliang's warships. Chen Youliang suffered great losses in this battle. In addition, Zhu Yuanzhang's boat was light and comfortable, and Chen Youliang was very depressed.