10. Guan Yu
Guan Yu, whose real name was Yun Chang, was the first warrior of Shu and Han in the Three Kingdoms period, and Zhang Fei were called "ten thousand enemies" by people at that time. Guan Yu is brave and loyal. During his decades with Liu Bei, he made great contributions to Shu Han and became the most meritorious military commander of Shu Han. Guan Yu left many famous battles in history, among which Bai Mapo killed Yan Liang and drowned the Seventh Army. The former shows Guan Yu's superior strength, while the latter shows Guan Yu's excellent strategy. Of course, Guan Yu's influence was not limited to the Three Kingdoms period. Even today, thousands of years later, Guan Yu still occupies an unparalleled position in the hearts of the world and is regarded as a "warrior saint" by future generations.
9. Ran Min
Ran Min, a native of Neihuang in Wei County, was the founder of the regime during the Sixteen Countries Period, and he was in office for 350-352 years. Ran Min is most famous for killing conference semifinals, that is, killing conference semifinals. Because of this, Ran Min has become a controversial figure, and later generations have different opinions on him. In thirty-two years, Ran Min was beheaded by Murong Yi and killed in Su Zhi. He was later named King Ai of Wu. The epitaph of Ran Min's descendants calls Ran Min "Emperor Ping", and some scholars think that Wei Ran regime may have given it to posthumous title, Ran Min.
8. Guo Ziyi
Guo Ziyi was a famous general, outstanding strategist and politician in the Tang Dynasty. Guo Ziyi was born in Wujuren, and he joined the army as a Wujuren. After entering the army, Guo Ziyi performed well and made many achievements. After the Anshi Rebellion broke out, Guo Ziyi was ordered to go out to suppress Anshi Rebellion and beg for Anshi Rebellion in the East. During his life, Guo Ziyi made many outstanding achievements, and the Tang Dynasty gained peace for more than 20 years because of his existence. He is known in history as "the power of the world is not envied, and the power of a generation is beyond doubt", and enjoys high prestige and reputation throughout the country. At the age of eighty-five, he gave me the title of Zhongwu, worthy of the ancestral temple.
7. Huo Qubing
Huo Qubing is a famous young hero in the history of China, a famous soldier in the Western Han Dynasty, an outstanding strategist and a national hero. He was an ancient general and was awarded the title of champion. Huo Qubing has been practicing martial arts since childhood. He is good at riding and shooting, brave and good at fighting. He is good at fighting. Huo Qubing's greatest contribution was to successfully resist the invasion of the Northern Xiongnu and let the people of the Western Han Dynasty live and work in peace and contentment. It stands to reason that Huo Qubing can be as good as Wei Qing. Unfortunately, it is a pity that Huo Qubing died at the age of 23 because he was jealous of talents.
6. Yue Fei
Yue Fei was a famous warrior against gold in the Song Dynasty, a famous strategist, militarist, calligrapher, poet, hero against gold and national hero, ranking first among the four generals of Zhongxing in the Southern Song Dynasty. Yue Fei managed the army well, and Yue Jiajun became the strongest army at that time under his rule. Therefore, it was popular at that time that "it is easy to shake the mountain, but difficult to shake the Yue family army". It can be seen how strong the fighting capacity of Yue Jiajun was at that time. Yue Fei made great contributions to the Song Dynasty all his life. Unfortunately, it was framed and executed by treacherous court official Qin Xian. That's really a pity.
5. Li Jing
Li Jing, a pharmacist, was an outstanding strategist in the Tang Dynasty. Li Jing is good at fighting and strategizing. He was originally a general in the Sui Dynasty. After playing for the Li Tang team, he made great contributions to the establishment of the team.
Han Xin was a famous strategist in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty and the founder of the Western Han Dynasty. Han Xin was born in poverty and lived on food given by others in his early years, but Han Xin liked studying the art of war very much. No matter how hard life is, Han Xin always sticks to his dream. Finally, I met Xiao He. On the recommendation of Xiao He, Han Xin successfully came to Liu Bang's account and became a general of Liu Bang. Later, Han Xin helped Liu Bang pacify Qi and defeated Xiang Yu, which laid a solid foundation for Liu Bang to establish the Han Dynasty. Besides, Han Xin is the originator of "seeking war" and has a great influence on China's military affairs.
3. Tian Lei
Bai Qi is a famous general and outstanding strategist in Qin State. The standard god of war, all kinds of historical materials did not appear its defeat. Hundreds of cities in a lifetime, killing millions of enemies, and the number of casualties is close to half that of the Warring States period. Throughout human history, no one can compare. Tian Lei commanded many important battles. The great Chu army invaded Du Ying, forcing Chu to move its capital, and Chu was never recovered. The Battle of Que annihilated 240,000 Han-Wei allied forces and completely defeated Qin Jun's eastward advance. The first battle of the long war wiped out 450,000 Zhao troops in one fell swoop, creating the earliest and largest encirclement and suppression in the history of our country. From the lowest-ranking military attache to Wu Anjun, he fought more than 70 battles, and none of them failed. The six countries were shocked by the news.
2. Xiang Yu
Needless to say, Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, was one of the best historical figures at that time and today. Xiang Yu was born with divine power. When he was young, he could lift a tripod weighing hundreds of pounds, which became a legend. Xiang Yu is excellent in both personal combat effectiveness and military ability. Unfortunately, due to personality reasons, he was defeated by Liu Bang and Han Xin, and even forced to commit suicide in Wujiang River, which became an eternal regret.
1. Wuqi
Wuqi, left. Military strategist, politician, reformer and military representative in the early Warring States period. Wu Qi lived in the three kingdoms of Lu, Wei and Chu all his life and was familiar with military affairs, legalism and Confucianism. He has made great achievements in both internal affairs and military affairs. In Chu, he presided over the Wuqi political reform. Later, because of the political reform, he offended the nobles and was killed by them. There is a mirror of the sixth army of Li Jing handed down from generation to generation. Now, Wuqi is listed in the City God Temple, known as the Ten Philosophers of Wu Temple. Song Huizong, formerly known as Guangzongbo, is one of the seventy-two generals in the Wu Temple.