"Han Qinhu!"

"Zhang Xutuo!"

"Long live Shi!"

"Longqie!"

"Yingbu!"

"Zhonglihuan!"

"Cao Chun!"

"Meet the adults!"

The luxurious lineup blinded Tang Jing for a moment.

They are all historical generals.

Veteran Lian Po, the only B-level military general among the eight, was a famous general of Zhao State at the end of the Warring States Period. Together with Bai Qi, Wang Jian, and Li Mu, he was known as the "Four Famous Generals of the Warring States Period".

Bai Qi and Wang Jian are god-level generals and can be rated as A-level beings.

In the sixteenth year of King Zhao Huiwen's reign, Lian Po participated in the five-nation coalition's attack on Qi, defeated the Qi army, captured Yang Jin, and worshiped him as Shangqing.

In the sixth year of King Zhao Xiaocheng's reign, he was sent to Changping to resist the Qin army. He used the strategy of fortifying the wall, but the Qin army failed. Later, Zhao and Qin rebelled against the Qin army and replaced Lian Po with Zhao Kuo, but they were defeated miserably.

In the fifteenth year, Yu Lecheng led his army to defeat the Yan army and killed the Yan general Li Fu. Yan cut off five cities and asked for peace. He used his merits to write a letter to the king and became the false prime minister.

After King Zhao Daoxiang came to the throne, he sent Lecheng to take over Lianpo's military power. Lianpo was furious and expelled Lecheng, and he defected to Wei and lived in Daliang.

But it is not reused.

Under the heavy pressure of the Qin State, King Zhao Daoxiang wanted to reuse Lian Po, and Lian Po also wanted to return to the country to serve. However, the envoy sent by Zhao was bribed by Lian Po's enemy Guo Kai, who made him think that Lian Po was old and did not call him back.

Later he became a general of Chu, but died in despair in Shouchun.

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Han Qinhu, Zhang Xutuo and Shi Wansui were all famous generals in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties.

Among the three, Han Qinhu was the son of Han Xiong, the cavalry general of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. He was tall and tall, quite courageous and fond of reading. He first served in the Northern Zhou Dynasty and was appointed governor, governor of Hezhou, and granted the title of Duke of Xinyi County.

He followed the army to pacify the Northern Qi Dynasty and repeatedly defeated Chen's attacks.

In the first year of Kaihuang's reign, he was appointed as the general manager of Luzhou, guarding Lujiang, an important place in the north of the Yangtze River, and making preparations to destroy Chen.

In the eighth year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign, he served as a vanguard general to attack Chen State. He led his troops to cross the Yangtze River at night, captured Caishi, conquered Gushu, marched into Xinlin, broke through Zhuque Gate, occupied Jiankang City, and captured Chen Shubao, the empress of Chen.

With outstanding meritorious service, he was promoted to the Zhu Kingdom, became a general, and was granted the title of Duke of Shouguang County.

Later, he stationed troops in Jincheng as the general manager of the marching army to defend against Turks, and paid homage to the general manager of Liangzhou.

He died in the twelfth year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign at the age of fifty-five.

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Zhang Xutuo was the grandson of Zhang Si, Duke of Nanyang County in the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

Initially, he followed Yang Xiu, King of Shu, and was awarded the title of "Yitong Sansi". After Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty came to the throne, Han King Yang Liang rebelled in Jinyang. He was granted the title of Sima of Anzhou, followed General Yang Su to put down the rebellion, and was appointed as the Kaifu Yitong Sansi.

He transferred to Qijun Cheng and opened a warehouse to store grain.

He moved the envoy to Chijie and guarded Qijun. He arrested and deposed the ambassador in Henan Province. He led the army to quell the peasant uprising, which made the Eastern Xia powerful and became the pillar minister of the Sui Dynasty.

In the twelfth year of Daye, he raised troops to attack the Wagang Army, but was defeated and died in battle at the age of fifty-two.

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Shi Wansui, Shi Jingzi, the governor of Cangzhou in the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

Because of Ping Gao Zhi's contribution to the rebellion, he worshiped the general who led the army from the left.

In the 17th year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign, he led the army to attack the Nanning Yi Cuanxi and penetrated deep into the hinterland of the barbarians. He defeated more than thirty tribes and asked the barbarians to surrender.

In the 20th year of the founding of the Emperor, the Turkic Khan Datou invaded the blockade and led his army to meet at Dajin Mountain. The Turks heard his name and led them away. Shi Wansui led his army to pursue and defeated him.

He was later framed and killed by Yang Su.

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Long Qie, Ying Bu and Zhong Lihuan were the generals under Xiang Yu, the Overlord of Western Chu.

Among the three, Long Qie initially belonged to Xiang Liang and served as Sima.

After Xiang Liang died in battle, it belonged to Xiang Yu.

During the Chu-Han War, Liu Bang sent Han Xin to attack Qi, and Long Qie went to rescue him on Xiang Yu's order.

He faced Han Xin across the Weishui River.

Han blocked the upper reaches of the Weishui River with sandbags and led his troops into the river. Long Qie led his troops to attack and reached the middle of the river. Han Xin ordered his troops to retreat quickly and at the same time broke the embankments and released water upstream, flooding the Chu army.

In the end, Long Qie was killed in defeat.

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Ying Bu broke the law in his early years and was punished with tattoos, so he was also known as Tattoo Bu.

In his early years, he was punished with hard labor in Lishan Mountain, and he traveled with other heroes and fled to the river. After the uprising of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, thousands of people surrendered to Fanjun.

When Xiang Liang crossed the Huaihe River, he attached troops to it and was granted the title of Lord Dangyang.

Later, he followed Xiang Yu to rescue Zhao, and defeated many with a small number several times, and achieved the highest achievement among the princes.

In 206 BC, Xiang Yu enfeoffed the princes and established Yingbu as the king of Jiujiang. During the Chu-Han war, Xiang Yu complained that he was ill and refused to assist Chu to attack the Han. After Liu Bang was defeated in Pengcheng, he sent his followers to persuade him to return to the Han from Chu.

From there.

In the fourth year of King Han's reign, he was established as King of Huainan.

The next year, he entered Jiujiang with Liu Jia, lured the Chu chief minister Ma Zhou Yin to surrender, and raised the Jiujiang soldiers to gather at Gaixia to destroy Chu. After obtaining the dissecting talisman, he became the king of Huainan and established his capital at Liu.

In the eleventh year, because Han Xin was executed, he was frightened, put his troops on guard, and turned against the Han.

Later, he was defeated and fled to the south of the Yangtze River, where he was killed by the Fanyang people.

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Zhong Lihuan, one of Xiang Yu's generals.

He was evaluated by Chen Ping as Xiang Yu's "bone-hard minister".

Later, he guarded Xingyang. During the Chu-Han conflict, he fought with many generals of the Han army and was hated by Liu Bang. After Xiang Yu's defeat, Zhong Lihuan fled to Han Xin. Later, Liu Bang ordered the search for Xiang Yu's remaining party.

Han Xin planned to hand over Zhonglihuan to protect himself, but in the end Zhonglihuan was forced to commit suicide.

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The last person, Cao Chun, is a famous general under Cao Cao, the son of Cao Chi in the service, and the younger brother of Grand Sima Cao Ren.

In the fourth year of Zhongping, Huang Menlang started his career.

After Dong Zhuo's Rebellion, he followed Cao Cao in recruiting troops and began a lifelong military career.

During the Jian'an period, he was awarded the title of Yilang, moved to Sikong to join the army, and supervised the Hubaoqi to participate in the pacification of the northern war, and was granted the title of Marquis of Gaolingting. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, he followed Cao Cao in his southern expedition to Jingzhou, pursued Liu Bei, the herdsman of Yuzhou, and occupied Jiangling.

Participated in the Battle of Chibi and led the army back to Qiaojun.

In the fifteenth year of Jian'an, Cao Chun died young, and his posthumous title was Wei, and he was entitled to enjoy the temple court of Cao Cao.

He was the first commander of the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.

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The arrival of eight generals undoubtedly greatly alleviated the Chang'an Army's shortage of generals.

It also laid the foundation for the next round of reorganization.

As long as the internal adjustments of Longxiang Army, Tiance Army and City Guard Army are completed, it will be time for Chang'an to turn from defense to offense, take the initiative to attack, and break through the siege of millions of troops!!!

PS: There are too many introductions to military commanders in this chapter. I'm sorry, but I can't save it. Some readers are not familiar with these historical military commanders and need a brief introduction. Otherwise, I won't have a sense of immersion. I apologize again!
Chapter completed!