How did Guan Yu die in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Does anyone know how Cao Hong died in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms uses characters as carriers to vividly interpret the basic spirit of Chinese traditional culture, namely, benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, trustworthiness, courage and other core elements of the value system of Chinese traditional culture. So, how did Guan Yu die in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Who knows how Cao Hong died in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Let's take a look at the introduction of Encyclopedia Knowledge Network to answer these questions!

Contents of this article

1. How did Guan Yu die in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

2. Who knows how Cao Hong died in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

3. The content of the "Capture of Nanjun" in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

How did Guan Yu die in Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

Guan Yu was killed in Maicheng by the Eastern Wu. Guan Yu besieged Xiangfan. Cao Cao sent Yu Jin to reinforce. In August, it rained heavily, and the Han River swelled. Guan Yu dug the river embankment to flood Cao's army. Although Yu Jin was on flat ground, he was flooded by five or six feet. All seven armies were submerged. Yu Jin and other generals climbed up to look at the water. Guan Yu attacked by a large ship, and Yu Jin had to surrender. Guan Yu attacked Pang De's army by ship again. Pang De was outnumbered and was finally captured by Guan Yu. Guan Yu wanted to persuade Pang De to surrender, but Pang De cursed and refused to surrender, so Guan Yu beheaded him. Guan Yu took advantage of the victory to launch a fierce attack on Fancheng. The flooded walls of Fancheng collapsed. Only a few thousand Cao Ren's defenders were left. They were surrounded several times, cut off from inside and outside, and were about to run out of food. The generals were panicked. Yu Jin was captured and Pang De was beheaded. Guan Yu shocked China.

Who knows how Cao Hong died in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

Cao Hong, courtesy name Zilian, was a native of Qiao County, Pei State. He was a famous general of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. When Cao Cao followed Cao Cao to pursue Dong Zhuo in Xingyang, Cao's army was defeated by Xu Rong, a general under Dong Zhuo. Cao Cao lost his horse, and Cao Hong risked his life to offer his horse and rescue Cao Cao, saving Cao Cao from disaster. Later, he often followed the army to fight against the Yellow Turbans, Zhang Miao, Lu Bu, and Yuan Shao, and made great contributions. When Cao Pi ascended the throne, he was named General of the Guards, and then General of the Cavalry, and then Marquis of Yewang, and his fiefdom was increased to 1,000 households. Cao Hong was rich but stingy, and was later convicted and about to die. Fortunately, Queen Mother Bian interceded for him and he was saved. When Emperor Ming ascended the throne, he was appointed as General of the Rear, and was further appointed Marquis of Lecheng, with a fiefdom of 1,000 households, and a special promotion, and then General of the Cavalry again. He died in the sixth year of Taihe, and was posthumously named Marquis Gong.

Contents of Conquering Nanjun in Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Brief introduction to the story of "Taking Nanjun by Strategy" in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: After Zhou Yu defeated Cao Cao in the Battle of Chibi, he reorganized his troops and prepared to take Nanjun. Sun Qian came to congratulate him on Liu Bei's order. Zhou Yu learned that Liu Bei had stationed troops at Youjiangkou, and knew that Liu Bei also intended to take Nanjun, so he negotiated with Liu Bei under the pretext of thanking him, and agreed that if Zhou Yu could not take Nanjun, Liu Bei would take it. Zhou Yu quickly captured Yiling, and Cao Ren was very anxious, so he dismantled the secret plan left by Cao Cao, followed the plan, and defeated Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu was also hit by a poisoned arrow and rested in the camp. Cao Ren sent soldiers to yell and curse outside the camp every day. Zhou Yu was very angry, so he led his troops out, but before the battle, he vomited blood and fell off his horse and was rescued by the soldiers. As soon as the Wu army withdrew, they announced the death of Zhou Yu. Cao Ren was overjoyed and went to rob the camp at night, but fell into a trap and was defeated and fled. The Wu army was very happy and headed straight for Nanjun. Unexpectedly, Zhao Yun had already taken Nanjun on the orders of Zhuge Liang.