In the 5,000-year history of the Chinese nation, there has never been a shortage of brave and invincible warriors, but when it comes to killing people like hemp and chopping people like melons, there are only the following.
First place, Tian Lei.
Tian Lei (? -257 years ago), a famous soldier of the State of Qin was called Man Tu. Bai Qi was the first of the four famous soldiers in the Warring States (Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Lian Po and Li Mu), and he was another outstanding strategist and commander in chief in China history after Sun Wu and Wu Qi. Tian Lei participated in more than 70 wars in his life and never failed. He rose from the lowest military attache to Wu Anjun, and started the earliest and largest siege war in the history of China. According to Liang Qichao's research, during the Warring States period, * * * killed two million people, and as many as one million people died at the hands of Tian Lei, accounting for half of the total. The most terrible of these was the battle of Changping, which killed 450,000 Zhao troops and created the largest example of annihilation in the history of the pre-Qin war.
The battle of Changping has always been controversial in the field of history. 1in may, 1995, in gaoping village, Shanxi province, villager Li and his son plowed the fields in the orchard of Hanwang mountain. Suddenly, human bones were dug out of the ground. As the pit gets bigger and bigger, more and more human bones are dug up. These bones are stacked on their backs, bent over, and even the wounds caused by arrows and swords on human bones can be clearly seen. The scene is extremely horrible. Later, the news was quickly reported and later confirmed by the archaeological department. It has been confirmed that these bones are the remains of Zhao Shibing who was slaughtered by Qin Jun in the Battle of Changping. Therefore, Tian Lei's name of "killing mankind" deserves its name.
Second place, Xiang Yu
Xiang Yu (232 BC-202 BC) was born in the late Qin Dynasty (now Suqian, Jiangsu). He is the grandson of the famous Chu soldier Xiang Yan. He is the representative of China's military thought "military situation" (four military strategies: military situation, military tactics, military yin and yang, and military skills). Xiang Yu was one of the strongest military commanders in the history of China, and the ancients had a good impression on him.
In addition to his brave and beautiful love with Yu Ji, Xiang Yu always ended the battle by killing. The most horrible time was to entrap Qin and drop 200,000 soldiers. Xiang Yu has carried out six massacres: the first massacre in Xiangcheng, trapping and killing civilians in the city. The second Chengyang massacre killed all the citizens who helped Qin Jun resist. The third Xin 'an massacre and the fourth Xianyang massacre killed civilians in Guanzhong, burned, looted and dug graves. The number of soldiers who killed Tian Rong in the fifth Qi massacre is unknown. The sixth foreign yellow massacre, the above-mentioned killings, were all appalling massacres and surrendered after victory. So Xiang Yu's death was his own.
Third place, Ran Min
Ran Min (? -352) was born in Neihuang, Wei County, and was the founder of the regime during the Sixteen Countries Period. In the history of China, Ran Min was famous for his bravery, and he was called a warrior. In 350 AD, Ran Min proclaimed himself emperor, with the title of David and the historical name of Wei Ran. In 352, Ran Min was killed by Murong Mu, the former Yan emperor, in Mount Kumgang, and was later named King Ai of Wu by posthumous title. At that time, the Chinese nation was on the verge of extinction Under a "order to kill Hu" issued by Ran Min, the Han people in the Central Plains fought against the Hu people who entered the fortress every day, and eventually the Hu people were killed like a mountain of bones and rivers of blood. Yue Fei, Wen Tianxiang and others are well-known national heroes, but Ran Min's historical contribution to the Chinese nation is far above them.
During the Five Chaos in the Jin Dynasty, the Hu people regarded the Han people as pigs and dogs and called them "two-legged sheep".
They not only slaughtered the Han people, but also roasted them cruelly. Finally, Ran Min gave the order to kill Hu, which made the Han people rise up. The order to kill Hu is one of the most famous war orders in the history of China: "Hu rebelled against the Central Plains for decades, and now I punish him. If you can ask, send troops! " Hu Bao bullied the Han family for decades, killed my men and robbed my ancestral temple. Today, I am here to make a crusade. Whoever attacks me will die! Whoever kills my people will die! Kill all the tigers in the world and restore the inheritance of the Han family. All Han people in the world have the obligation to kill Hu Gou. Ran Min was incompetent, and he was destined to return. I'm here to tell the world! " .
Fourth place, Xue.
Xue (614-March 24, 683), a famous person in the Tang Dynasty, is known as the "Tang Wushen". Xue was born in Xiucun, Longmen County, Jiangzhou, Hedong Road (now Xiucun, Hejin City, Shanxi Province). At the end of Zhenguan, he joined the army and fought for decades, opening up territory for the Tang Dynasty Empire. Xue Zeng defeated Tiele, the surname of Nine, surrendered to Koguryo and defeated the Turks, and made outstanding achievements, leaving behind legends such as "stopping the war with a good plan", "Three arrows to settle Tianshan Mountain", "the brave man closes Liaodong" and "taking off his hat to retreat ten thousand enemies". Xue was appointed as the governor of Zhili, and Wei, the right leader, was appointed as the general, acting as the governor of the state and sealing Pingyang County.
In the first year of Longshuo, Li Zhi ordered Zheng Rentai as the main commander, Xue as the lieutenant, and sent troops to Tianshan Mountain, surnamed Tie.
After Zheng Rentai and Xue led the army to Tianshan Mountain, the nine surname Tiele supported more than 100,000 troops and challenged dozens of brave knights. Xue chickened out and shot three arrows in succession, killing three Tiele soldiers. The rest of the enemies were awed by Xue's power and dismounted to surrender. Xue took advantage of the situation to attack and kill, defeated the nine surname Tiele, trapped Tiele, and killed more than 100,000 soldiers. Then Xue pursued Tiele's defeated army, captured Tiele's leaders and brothers and slaughtered all his people.
After Xue retired, the army sang, "The general will set the Tianshan Mountains with three arrows, and the strong man Long song will enter the Han Pass." The nine surname Tiele declined from then on, and now there is no threat to the Tang Dynasty empire. In the subsequent Liaodong expedition, Xue killed all the North Koreans in all directions, so that when the North Koreans mentioned Xue as a killer, the children were afraid to cry at night.