1 Sun Wu
Although Sun Wu is not a military commander, he has three characteristics: superior military theoretical ability, using troops like gods and high popularity. Moreover, it won every battle: 30,000 troops of Wu defeated 200,000 troops of Chu, creating a war miracle of winning more with less. Another masterpiece, Sun Tzu's Art of War, is highly praised by Sun Tzu's Art of War in later generations and is known as the "sacred book of military science". So he ranks first, which is well deserved.
Second place Tian Lei.
Bai Qi was a general of Qin State during the Warring States Period, and a famous strategist and general in China history. He fought for Qin Zhao Haoqi in the Six Kingdoms and made great contributions to the unification of the Six Kingdoms. His war against Iraq: slaying 240,000 people of the Han and Wei allied forces. The battle of Yan Yong: capture the capital of Chu and force Chu to move the capital.
Battle of Changping: 400,000 soldiers of Zhao were killed, and Zhao was never recovered. No one can achieve so much, so there is no objection to being second!
No.3 Li Mu
Li Mu was a general of Zhao in the Warring States Period, and his life story can be roughly divided into two stages. One: in the north of Zhao, resist the Huns; Two: Resist the State of Qin and deal a heavy blow to the battle of Yi 'an in Qin Jun. He is the only general in the Warring States history who can resist Leitian.
No.4 Wang Jian
He was a famous soldier in the Warring States period and an outstanding strategist in the Qin Dynasty. His main achievement is to destroy Handan, the capital of Zhao, and Yanzhao. Destroy Chu with most of Qin's troops. Together with his son Wang Ben, he became the greatest contributor to Qin Shihuang's destruction of the Six Kingdoms.
Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty believed that Wang Jian, as a general of Qin State, had made outstanding achievements in pacifying the six countries, and Qin Shihuang respected him as a teacher. But he could not help Qin Shihuang to establish a moral policy to consolidate the foundation of the country. Compared with Bai Qi, it can be said that "the feet are shorter and the inches are longer".
No.5 Zhao she
Zhao She, like Lian Po, is a general of Zhao, and his son is an armchair strategist Zhao Kuo. He was defeated, which made him dare not despise Zhao for years. Moreover, they are selfless in law enforcement, cautious in running the army and enjoy the same rewards.
No.6 Lian Po
Everyone may know Lian Po, because his story is still circulating-offer a humble apology (don't say you don't know). Lian Po was a general of Zhao at the end of the Warring States Period. His record is very large. He once led an army to crusade against Qi and won a great victory. He is famous for his bravery and courage.
In the early stage of the battle of Changping, he successfully resisted Qin Jun in his own way. After the battle of Changping, he repelled the invasion of Yan, beheaded the chestnut belly of Yan, and asked the other party to cut five cities for peace. Everyone has no objection to being ranked sixth in such a big achievement!
Seventh place Le Yi.
Le Yi, whose surname is Le Shi, is Yong Ba. Zhongshan Lingshou was an outstanding strategist at the end of the Warring States Period. He is a descendant of Wei Jiang, worshipped as a general, and was named King Chang to help revitalize Yan State.
In 284 BC, the five-nation allied forces he commanded, including Yan, attacked Qi, attacking more than 70 cities in succession, which created a miracle in the history of China's ancient war and also created a famous war example of defeating the strong with the weak in the ancient history of China. The strong will avenge Yan. Later, due to his doubts, he defected to Zhao.
Eighth place Xian Zhen.
Xian Zhen, a native of Quwo, was a famous strategist and strategist in the State of Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period. Because the fief is in the original, it is also called the original. He helped Jin Wengong and Duke Xiang of Jin. He made many surprising plans and commanded the China army? The Battle of Chengpu and the Battle of Kan defeated the powerful Chu State and Qin State, and became the first military commander in China history who had both the title of Marshal and the record of Marshal. So it's no exaggeration to rank him eighth!