When talking about the generals of the Three Kingdoms, everyone will immediately think of Lu Bu, Zhao Yun, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and probably only watched TV. As for folk legends, one is Lu, two is Zhao, three is Dianwei, four is Guan, five is Ma, six is ​​Zhangfei, and seven is Suo, eight is Huang and Jiu is Dianwei, which is completely a fool.

Ranking of military generals can only be compared with single-handed fights in a relatively fair environment. As for Guan Yu killing Yan Liang and Huang Zhong killing Xiahou Yuan, he cannot be compared.

Among the Lu Bu people, there is no need to doubt that the three heroes fought against Lu Bu, and the victory and defeat of Guan and Zhang were not distinguished between the thirty years of battle with Guan and Zhang. They escaped unscrupulously under the attack of Guan and Zhang and Liu. There was absolutely no second person among the Three Kingdoms.

The second Yan Liang was ignored by everyone because of his cowardice. The defeat of Xu Huang in twenty rounds made none of Cao Li Ran dared to fight (including Xu Chu who was present at the time). Xu Chu and Xu Huang tied with Xu Huang for fifty rounds, and Yan Liang defeated Xu Chu. As for Guan Yu killing Yan Liang, look at the original text "Yan Liang was under the command, and when he saw Guan Gong coming, he was about to ask him, and the horse was approaching. Yun Chang raised his hand and killed Yan Liang under the horse with one sword."

The Three Dian Wei Chenshou commented: Xu Chu, Dian Wei Zhe clashed with the left and right, and it was also Fan Kuai of the Han Dynasty. Cao called it the evil of ancient times. He carried two halberds in his hand, weighing more than 80 kilograms. He held the Yamen Flag with one hand; chased the tiger across the stream; and threw the enemy with his halberd. He should be the most powerful general among the Three Kingdoms to serve Cao Zhongyong when he carried two of them to make weapons. Until a while after his death, no one dared to pass.

Siwen Chou and Zhao Yun tied with fifty or sixty, but lost Xu Huang (the number of combinations is unknown), and like Yan Liang, he was so cowardly. Guan Yu killed Yan Liang, who was better than his martial arts skills, so he left timidly. Unexpectedly, Guan Yu's horse was faster and his head was cut off with a knife from behind.

Wu Xu Chu Cao called him Hu Chi, Dian Wei's successor, the one with the most strength besides Dian Wei, had a battle with Dian Wei for more than 200 matches, and had a total battle with Ma Chao for more than 200 matches. He also had a battle with Ma Chao for more than 30 matches, which is rare in ancient and modern times. If it is a protracted battle, the luck is excluded, and with strength and endurance, Xu Chu would definitely win, and he had fought with Xu Huang for fifty matches, so he lost to Wen Chou.

Six horses and Cao Cao said that the courage of the right Lu Bu was defeated by the Jin in nine combinations and Zhang He was defeated by twenty combinations. There is also the saying among the people that Jin Lu Bu and Silver Ma Chao is said.

Qi Zhao Yun had almost no record of fighting with first-class generals. He tied with Wen Chou for fifty or sixty, defeated Zhang He for thirty and slightly lost to Ma Chao.

The eight Zhang Fei and Ma Chao fought for more than 200 rounds without any difference. They fought with Zhang Liao until 30 to 50 rounds, so they lost slightly with Ma Chao and Zhao Yun.

Nine Huang Zhong and Huang Zhong fought with Guan Yu at the peak. Huang Zhong was nearly 60 years old and Guan Yu had the advantage of a red rabbit, but he still had more than 100 draws. According to the description of the two battles, Huang Zhong wanted to kill Guan Yu easily (because of Huang Zhong's accurate archery technique). Guan Yu was nearly 60 years old and had more than 100 draws. It was not that Yu Jin grabbed the merits and stopped the troops, Guan Gong had already died Pang De's sword.

Ten Guanyu's glass of wine killed Hua Xiong, traveled thousands of miles alone, and crossed five passes and killed six generals. These are not enough to be used as a reference for competitive competition for first-class generals. With Xu Huang in the eighty draw, Guan Yu ranked first among the five tiger generals, not entirely because of his martial arts, but loyalty and courage.

The above ten are first-class generals among the Three Kingdoms, with similar martial arts skills.
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