Among the generals of the Three Kingdoms, the fifteenth is Xu Huang.

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I looked up Xu Huang's wife on the Internet. I asked: What is Xu Huang's wife's name?

Netizens answered me -

Labrador Go 3: I haven't really studied this thing.

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Wess: Xu Huang's wife, everyone tortures and interacts ("torture" is a dialect, or is it a dirty language?) Or maybe this guy is a two-tailed guy who can't speak completely).

cymszxtjs: I can't say that.

I'll call it boiled water: Xu Huang's wife is called Nikko.

Odd Walker: It is recommended to check with your local marriage registration office.

Anonymous netizen: Your egg hurts! Ask someone's wife!

Tianyicai: Xu Huang's wife is called Wang Xiu.

themagus: Xu Huang's wife is called Mrs. Xu.

Relene: Which Xu Huang are you asking?

Lao Liu in Wuhan: Xu Huang's wife's name is Xu, I don't know this?

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For Xu Huang, online inquiries, given in vain, it seems that it is more effective to check epitaphs and local chronicles. Sure enough, I found out, the real surname is Wang! As for how "Tianyicai" knows that people call it "Wang Xiu", I don't know. This "Tianyicai" is generally Xu Huang or the descendants of Xu Huang's wife.

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Xu Huang (?) ——227), the name Gongming, was a native of Yang in Hedong (now southeast of Hongdong, Shanxi). A famous general of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. Yang Feng was defeated by Cao Cao and switched to Cao Cao, and made many meritorious contributions under Cao Cao, participating in the Battle of Xuzhou, the Battle of Guandu, the Jizhou Expedition, the Battle of White Wolf Mountain, the Battle of Nanjun, the Guanzhong Expedition, the Battle of Xiahou Yuanping Liangzhou, the Battle of Hanzhong and several other major battles.

In the Battle of Fancheng, Xu Huang led the army to repel Guan Yu, followed Guan Yu to pursue and kill, and took the opportunity to break through Guan Yu's ten sieges and completely lifted the siege of Fancheng. Because of the strict management of the army, he was praised by Cao Cao as "having the style of Zhou Yafu".

After Cao Pi was proclaimed emperor, Xu Huang was crowned as the right general. Subsequently, Xu Huang followed Xiahou Shang to defeat the Shu general Liu Feng and capture Shangyong. In 227 A.D., he died of illness and was called the Marquis of Zhuang.

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Xu Huang was born in Yang County, Hedong County, and his birth year was earlier than Guan Yu. When he was young, he was a small official in Hedong County, and was promoted to the rank of cavalry lieutenant because of his meritorious service in the crusade against thieves and thieves by Yang Feng, the general of the cavalry.

In the third year of Chuping (192), Wang Yun and Lü Bu killed Dong Zhuo. Dong Zhuo's troops attacked Chang'an City by Li Yu (què), Guo Yan (sì) and others, killed Wang Yun and others, and then set themselves on fire and slaughtered in Chang'an.

Xu Huang persuaded Yang Feng to escort Emperor Han Xian east into Luoyang. When Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty crossed the river to Anyi (now in the north of Xia County, Shanxi), he rewarded the meritorious personnel who protected the driver, and Xu Huang was named the Marquis of Duting.

In the first year of Jian'an (196), Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty returned to Luoyang under the protection of the remnants of the court officials such as Zhang Yang, the Taishou of Hanoi, and Yang Feng, the general of Xingyi.

After that, Yang Feng was worshiped as a general of the chariot cavalry and stationed in the girder. Seeing the intensifying fighting between Han Xian, the general and commander of Sili, and Dong Cheng, the general of Wei, Xu Huang persuaded Yang Feng to join Cao Cao, and Yang Feng decided to follow Xu Huang's advice.

In the second year of Jian'an (197), when Cao Cao protected Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty and wanted to move the capital to Xu County, Yang Feng changed his mind to join Cao Cao at the instigation of Han Xian, and instead sent troops with Han Xian to rob the car.

Yang Feng was defeated by Cao's army in Liang (present-day Kaifeng). Xu Huang took the opportunity to defect to Cao Cao. Since then, he has become a loyal general of Cao Cao, following Cao Cao to fight in the north and south, and has made many meritorious contributions for the establishment of Cao Wei.

Cao Cao divided his troops to Xu Huang and sent him to attack Juan and Yuanwu, broke it, and was worshiped as a general. He also followed Cao Cao to attack Lü Bu, and surrendered Lü Bu's generals Zhao Shu and Li Zou. Later, he and Shi Lian beheaded 眭 (suī) Gu in Hanoi.

In the fifth year of Jian'an (200), in the Battle of Xuzhou, Xu Huang followed Cao Cao to defeat Liu Bei, who had taken refuge in Yuan Shao.

In the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao took Zhang Liao and Guan Yu as the vanguard and defeated Yan Liang.

Xu Huang also fought in this campaign and conquered Baima (now northeast of Huaxian County, Henan).

Later, Cao's army advanced to Yanjin (now north of Yanjin, Henan), and Cao Cao used Xun You's strategy and used baggage as bait, causing Wenchou's army to fall into the chaos of scrambling. Xu Huang and the others immediately attacked and defeated Wen Chou here. Xu Huang was worshiped as a partial general because of this.

Later with Cao Hong (yī

People wish their arms and break them. In September, Cao Cao sent troops to fight against Yuan Shao, but he was defeated and returned, and the wall was defended by himself. When Yuan Shao thousands of truckloads of grain and grass arrived at Guandu.

The strategist Xun You said to Cao Cao, "Yuan Shao's grain truck will arrive overnight, and his general Han Meng, who escorts the grain and grass, is brave but light on the enemy, and he can be defeated by attacking." ”

Cao Cao asked, "Who can take on this important task?" ”

Xun You said, "Xu Huang can." ”

So Cao Cao sent Xu Huang and Shi Jian with thousands of cavalry to attack Han Meng and intercept his baggage in the ancient city (northwest of present-day Zhengzhou). In this battle, Xu Huang made the greatest contribution and was named the Marquis of Duting.

In February of the ninth year of Jian'an (204), Cao Cao took advantage of the contradiction between Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang after Yuan Shao's death to establish an heir, and sent troops north to attack Jizhou.

Cao Cao besieged the city of Ye (yè) and broke through Handan, Yi Yang ordered Han Fan to surrender and defend himself, Cao Cao sent Xu Huang to attack, Xu Huang came to the city, wrote a letter to Han Fan, shot an arrow into the city, stated the benefits, and persuaded Han Fan to surrender. After being persuaded, Han Fan changed his position and decided to surrender the whole city.

Xu Huang advised Cao Cao, "Now that Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang have not been defeated, and the cities that have not been captured are waiting for news, if Yiyang (Han Fan's character) is destroyed today, those cities will be defended to the death tomorrow, and there will be no day when Hebei will be pacified." I beg you to bring Yi Yang down to show the cities, so that they will all be in good faith. ”

Cao Cao adopted his advice and made Han Fan the Marquis of Guannei. Then, he surrendered Liang Qi, the chief of Shexian County (now the northwest of Shexian County, Hebei), and also gave him the title of Marquis of Guannei. Cao Cao's ability to quickly remove Yecheng's wings, conquer Yecheng, and capture Yizhou is inseparable from the fact that he listened to Xu Huang's advice.

Immediately, Xu Huang attacked Maocheng (now southeast of Shexian County, Hebei), set up an ambush to defeat Yuan's army, and broke Santun. Later, he followed Cao Cao to defeat Yuan Tan in Nanpi (now Nanpi, Hebei), and Yuan Tan was killed by Cao's army.

There were many captures in these battles, including many women, Xu Huang left one behind and accompanied the army; The others, assigned to the generals, also accompanied the army.

Unexpectedly, Xu Huang, a woman who accompanied the army, wanted to assassinate Xu Huang, Xu Huang was injured in the chest, and the woman was immediately executed.

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Xu Huang pacified the rebels in the plains again. In the twelfth year of Jian'an (207), Xu Huang accompanied Cao Cao to the north to conquer Wuhuan, in the battle of White Wolf Mountain, under the command of Zhang Liao, defeated the enemy army, and more than 10 people under the famous king were killed, Cao Cao finally pacified Wuhuan and completely eradicated the remnants of Yuan. Xu Huang was honored as General Yokono because of his meritorious service.

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After Cao Cao basically unified the north, he pro-unified the army of more than 100,000 people to conquer Jingzhou in the south, wanting to annex Jiangnan and unify the world.

Xu Huang accompanied Cao Cao to Jingzhou, and Jingzhou Mu Liu Cong (có

g) Surrender of the state. Xu Huang is not stationed in Fancheng. Later, Cao Cao was defeated by the Sun-Liu coalition forces in the Battle of Chibi. The following year, Xu Huang pacified the enemies in Zhonglu, Linfu, Yicheng and other places. and with Manchu to fight Guan Yu in Hanjin. He went to Jiangling to join Cao Ren, the general of the expedition to the south, and attacked the Wu general Zhou Yu with Cao Ren in Jiangling.

In the fifteenth year of Jian'an (210), Xu Huang went to Taiyuan with Xiahou Yuan to quell the rebellion, conquered Daling, and beheaded its leader Shang Yao (yao).

The ten coalition forces led by Ma Chao and Han Sui gathered more than 100,000 horses and horses to defend Tongguan to resist Cao.

Cao Cao sent troops to enter Guanzhong, and Xu Huang was ordered to guard Fenyin to pacify Hedong. After Cao Cao arrived at Tongguan, he encountered Ma Chao in Guanzhong and was not allowed to advance.

Cao Cao asked Xu Huang about his plan, and Xu Huang said, "You have brought a large number of troops here, and the enemy no longer divides his troops to defend Pu Han, which shows that they lack strategy." Please give me a crack army, cross Kasakazu, and serve as the lead of the army, cut off the enemy's rear route, and capture them. ”

Cao Cao agreed to this move and sent Xu Huang and Zhu Ling to lead 4,000 elite soldiers to cross the Yellow River from Pubanjin (the crossing of the Yellow River between present-day Yongji in Shanxi Province and Dali Chaoyi in Shaanxi).