Biography of Wei Lejin
Lejin (?) -218), the character Wenqian, was a native of Yangping Weiguo (now Qingfeng, Henan). A famous general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. With courage and heroism, he followed Cao Cao for many years, fought in the south and the north, and made countless achievements. From attacking Yuan Shao in Guandu, he fought bravely and beheaded Yuan Shao's general Chun Yuqiong. He also attacked Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang in Liyang, and beheaded his general Yan Jing. Soon, Le Jin didn't hit the Yellow Turban, Yongnu, and Guan Cheng, all of which were broken. From Pingjingzhou, Liutun Xiangyang, attacked Guan Yu, Su Fei and others, repelled their people, and the valley barbarians of the southern counties all went to Lejin to surrender.
Later, Sun Quan was recruited from Cao Cao and entered the festival on a false basis. After Cao Cao returned to his teacher, he stayed in Hefei with Zhang Liao and Li Diantun. He also had military merits in Lejin and moved to the right general. He died in the twenty-third year of Jian'an (218), and was called Weihou. Later generations called him Zhang Liao, Zhang He, Yu Ban, and Xu Huang as Cao Wei's "five good generals".
Le Jin was short-looking, and he had the courage to follow Cao Cao as a subordinate of the tent. He was sent back to his county to recruit soldiers, recruited more than 1,000 people, and after returning to the army, he was promoted to the army and false Sima and trapped Chen Duwei.
In the first year of Xingping (194), Le Jin attacked Lu Bu in Puyang, Zhang Chao in Yongqiu, and Qiao Rui in Kuxian.
In the third year of Jian'an (198), Le Jin recruited Zhang Xiu in Anzhong, surrounded Lu Bu in Xiapi, and broke his other generals.
In the fourth year of Jian'an (199 years), he attacked Liu Bei and Xiaopei, and won the victory, and worshiped the captain of Kou.
In the fifth year of Jian'an (200 years), Le Jin and Yu Ban crossed the river to capture Jia, and after returning, he attacked Yuan Shao in Guandu, fought bravely, and beheaded Yuan Shao's general Chun Yuqiong.
In the ninth year of Jian'an (204), he attacked Yuan Shao's son Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang's brothers in Liyang, beheaded his general Yan Jing, and worshiped the guerrilla general. Soon, Le Jin didn't hit the yellow scarf, broke the crowd, and pacified Le'an County. From the siege of Ye City, after pacifying, he pursued Yuan Tan Yu Nanpi, ascended first, and broke into the east gate of Nanpi City. After Yuan Tan was defeated, Le Jin did not attack Yongnu and then broke his army.
In the eleventh year of Jian'an (206), Cao Cao presented the Han Dynasty as emperor, praised Le Jin, Yu Ban and Zhang Liao, and said: "Strong force, thoughtful strategy, loyal character, high ethics, every battle, take the lead, brave and tenacious, invincible; Beat the drums of war yourself and forget about your tiredness. They led the army alone, commanded the whole army, comforted the soldiers, were disciplined, and did not commit any crimes in the autumn; Decision-making in the face of the enemy, no mistakes. In terms of meritorious service, prominent honors should be given. So he took Le Jin as a fold and rushed to General Kou. Lejin was ordered not to recruit high-ranking cadres, joined the party from the north province, and returned to the aftermath. Gao Gan and others also guarded the pot pass, and they were beheaded in Lian Zhan. Gao Gan held on until Cao Cao personally came to conquer and pulled out the Huguan. In the autumn and August, when Cao Cao levied the administration, he marched into Chunyu and sent Le Jin and Li Dian to attack. As a result, Guan Cheng broke away and fled to the island, and the seashore was flat, but Jingzhou did not accept it and was sent to Yangzhai.
In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Lejin went from Pingjingzhou to Xiangyang.
In the fourteenth year of Jian'an (209), they attacked Guan Yu, Sufei and others, all of whom repelled their people, and the valley barbarians of the southern counties all went to Lejin to surrender.
Later, Le Jin went to Liu Bei's subordinates to frustrate Chang Du Pu and Jingyang Chang Liang Da, all of which were broken.
In the eighteenth year of Jian'an (213), he levied Sun Quan and entered the festival on a false basis. After Cao Cao returned to his teacher, he stayed in Hefei with Zhang Liao and Li Diantun.
From the 19th year of Jian'an to the 20th year of Jian'an (214-215), it increased to 500 yi, and 1,200 households were added. With the number of Lejin has military merits, it is divided into 500 households, and a son is sealed; Soon, Le Jin moved to the right general.
In the twentieth year of Jian'an (215), Sun Quan took advantage of Cao Cao's use of troops in Hanzhong and personally led 100,000 soldiers and horses to attack Hefei. Before Cao Cao set out for Zhang Lu, he sent a letter to Hefei with the escort Xue Yi, writing that "the thief is going to Naifa (the thief army will open when it arrives)", and when the army was pressing, Zhang Liao and others opened Cao Cao's letter and wrote: "If Sun Quan's army comes, the two generals Zhang and Li will go out of the city to meet the battle, and General Le will defend the city; Protector Xue Yi should not go to battle. "Because of the disparity in the strength of the two sides, the generals were puzzled by this instruction. Originally, Zhang Liao and Li Dian were not on good terms, but Cao Cao ordered Le Jin to defend the city in order to prevent the two from falling into an unfavorable situation during the war. The three of them cooperated closely in the Battle of Xiaoyaojin, broke the Wu army, and won Sun Quan several times. After the war, Zhang Liao asked the surrendered Eastern Wu soldiers who had just had a purple beard, long upper body and short legs, and who was good at riding and shooting. Zhang Liao and Le Jin met on the battlefield, and when they talked about it, they said that they would chase him if they knew it earlier, and if they didn't do it well, they would catch him, and Cao Jun was very disgusted when he heard it.
In the twenty-third year of Jian'an (218), Le Jin passed away, and he was called Weihou. His son Le Qi is the heir. Le Qi has a resolute personality, has the style of a father, and the official has a history of assassination in Yangzhou. After Zhuge rebelled, he attacked and killed Leqi, and the court issued an edict to mourn, posthumously presented the captain, and said that he was a marquis. His son Le Zhao is the heir.
In the first four years (243), Le Jin was enshrined in Cao Cao's temple