Did Pang De die in the end? How did he die? How did the traitor Meng Da die?

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the first chapter novel in the history of Chinese literature. It is the pioneering work of historical romance novels and the first long novel by literati. It was even known as the "first book of talent" in the Ming and Qing dynasties. So, did Pang De die in the end? How did he die? How did the traitor Meng Da die? Let's take a look at the introduction of Encyclopedia Knowledge Network to answer these questions!

Contents of this article

1. Did Pang De die in the end of the Three Kingdoms? How did he die?

2. How did the Three Kingdoms traitor Meng Da die?

3. How did Pan Zhang die in the Three Kingdoms?

Did Pang De die in the end of the Three Kingdoms? How did he die?

He died. He was captured after Guan Yu flooded the Seven Armies. Guan Yu persuaded him to surrender. Pang De, who remembered Cao Cao's kindness, refused to surrender and was beheaded. Later, his son Pang Hui followed Zhong Hui and Deng Ai into Shu to avenge Guan Yu's extermination of his clan. Cao Cao conquered Hanzhong, and Pang De surrendered with the crowd. Cao Cao had heard of his bravery and appointed him as General Liyi, and granted him the title of Marquis of Guanmenting, with a fief of 300 households. Hou Yin, Wei Kai and others rebelled in Wan. Pang De led his troops to attack and capture Wan with Cao Ren, beheaded Yin and Kai, and then stationed in Fan in the south to attack Guan Yu. He personally fought with Guan Yu and shot Guan Yu in the forehead. At that time, Pang De often rode a white horse, and Guan Yu's army called him the White Horse General, and they were all afraid of him. Ren ordered Pang De to station ten miles north of Fan. It rained for more than ten days, and the Han River overflowed. Guan Yu attacked it by boat. Pang De and one of his generals and two Wu Bo bent their bows and prepared arrows, and took a small boat to return to Ren's camp. The water was high and the boat capsized, and the bow and arrows were lost. He held the boat alone and capsized in the water. He was captured by Guan Yu, and stood without kneeling. Yu persuaded De to surrender, but De angrily scolded him and was killed by Yu. Cao Cao was saddened when he heard about it and shed tears. He made his two sons marquises. Emperor Wen ascended the throne and posthumously named him Zhuanghou.

How did the Three Kingdoms traitor Meng Da die?

Meng Da rebelled against the Wei State and was killed by Sima Yi's army when they entered the city.

In the late Wei Dynasty, Cao Pi passed away, and Xiahou Shang and Huan Jie, who were good friends with Meng Da, also died one after another. Meng Da felt that he had lost his support in Wei. At the same time, Zhuge Liang promised him a high position and generous salary, so Meng Da was ready to rebel against Wei and return to Shu Han. Because Meng Da had a personal grudge with Wei Xing prefect Shen Yi, Meng Da's surrender plan was reported by Shen Yi. Sima Yi got the news and dispatched troops to attack. Meng Da's subordinates opened the city to surrender, and Sima Yi's army entered the city and killed Meng Da.

How did Pan Zhang die in the Three Kingdoms

The Records of the Three Kingdoms records that Pan Zhang died in the third year of Jiahe, that is, he died of illness. In the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Pan Zhang is described as capturing Guan Yu, seizing the Green Dragon Crescent Blade and the Red Hare, and being killed by Guan Xing in the Battle of Yiling, who was avenging his father. However, these are all fictional novel effects. Pan Zhang was reckless and brave, strict in prohibitions, and liked to make achievements. He led only a few thousand men, but he could often play the role of tens of thousands of troops wherever he went. When he was stationed in the war, Pan Zhang set up a military market, and the items that other troops did not have were replenished by the military market. However, he was extravagant by nature, and became even more extravagant in his later years. The specifications of the items he used exceeded the regulations. Some wealthy soldiers were killed and their property was taken away by him. He did not follow the laws many times, and the supervisor reported it to Sun Quan, who cherished his achievements and did not blame him. In 234 AD (the third year of Jiahe), Pan Zhang died, and Sun Quan ordered his troops to be taken over by Lu Dai. Pan Zhang's son Pan Ping was exiled to Kuaiji for his misconduct. Pan Zhang's wife lived in Jianye. Sun Quan granted him 50 tenants with land and houses and exempted them from taxes and labor service.