Chapter 087: The Yuan Group in History (Part II)

In history, Yuan Shao had many subordinates, among which the more important and famous ones were Fu Zhu, Tian Feng, Lu Yi, Xu You, Xun Chen, Feng Ji, Judge, Xin Ping, Guan Tong, Han Heng, Guo Tu, Zang Hong, Liu Bei, Guo Yuan, Gao Lan, Han Xun, Yan Liang, Wen Chou, Zhang He, Chun Yuqiong and others.

Fu Zhu was the number two person in Yuan Shao's group at that time, as the supervisor of Yuan Shaojun, he was both civil and military, but unfortunately Yuan Shao could not be used; Tian Feng was upright and strategic, and Yuan Shao killed him; Koji Yi was extremely brave and good at fighting, and he was an absolute good general at that time, but unfortunately Yuan Shao couldn't control it, so he could only kill him; The trial is fair, but there is also a history of slandering Yuan Tan, which is generally average; Zang Hong has the name of loyalty, but there is no truth of loyalty, Xu Yu is extremely greedy, his ability is limited, Guo Tu is good at observing words and feelings, but the contributions he makes are basically negative, and Yuan Shao is blind to reuse them.

【Xun Chen】

Xun Chen, the word friend. He is Xun Yu's brother (there are both brother and brother theory), one of Yuan Shao's main advisers, but there are not many records about him in history. His main contribution was that when he was sent by Yuan Shao to meet Han Fu, he successfully persuaded Han Fu to give up Jizhou.

【Chronicles】

Feng Ji is not very good in history because he killed Tian Feng, but in fact, his influence on Yuan Shao Group is not low. Yuan Shao was able to seize Jizhou from Han Fu, and it can be said that Feng Ji was the first merit.

At this time, Feng Ji persuaded Yuan Shao to secretly unite with Gongsun Zhan, lure him to go south, put pressure on Han Fu, and then sent a good argument to persuade Han Fu to force him to give up Jizhou, Yuan Shao listened to Feng Ji's strategy, and successfully rebelled against the guest and seized Jizhou from Han Fu. Later, the trial was in trouble because of Meng Dai's slander, and thanks to Feng Ji's help, he escaped.

But in the matter of Tian Feng, Feng Ji deliberately slandered and caused Yuan Shao to execute Tian Feng, and then Feng Ji participated in forging Yuan Shao's suicide note to let Yuan Shang succeed to the throne, which made the two brothers discordant, and was later sent by Yuan Shang to supervise Yuan Tan and was killed by Yuan Tan.

Feng Ji has both merits and demerits in history, and is not a completely negative figure.

【Xin Comment】

Xin Ping was one of Yuan Shao's advisors, and once worked with Xun Chen, Guo Tu and others to persuade Han Fu to sell Jizhou to Yuan Shao. After Cao Cao withdrew from Yecheng, he and Guo Tu provoked Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang to break up, but they failed to escape from Yecheng, and the whole family was arrested.

On the eve of Cao Cao's attack on Yecheng, he was ordered to kill his entire family by an angry judge.

【Governance】

The commander was Yuan Tan's general, Ren Donglai Taishou, in Yuan Tan's danger, abandoned his wife and defected to Yuan Tan, causing his wife to be killed by thieves, and Yuan Tan later appointed him as Le'an Taishou. After Cao's army broke through Qingzhou, Wei Le'an did not surrender and was loyal to Yuan Tan.

Later, Cao Cao ordered Wang Xiu to behead Guan Tong, but Wang Xiu thought that Guan Tong was a loyal minister of the fallen country, so he loosened the ties for Guan Tong and let him go to see Cao Cao, and Cao Cao pardoned him.

【Han Heng】

Han Heng is a don't drive in Youzhou. He lost his parents at a young age, supported his brothers and sisters, and was known for his filial piety. After Zhang Nan and Jiao touched the betrayal of the Yuan family, they said, "I have received the kindness of Yuan Gong's father and son, and now he is ruined, his wisdom cannot be saved, and his courage cannot die, and he is righteous and unrestrained; If it is north to the Cao family, Sofu can also "resign and return home." Later, Cao Cao heard of his loyalty, repeatedly recruited him, and later died at home.

【Chun Yu Qiong】

Chun Yuqiong was originally one of the eight captains of the West Garden, like Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, and after Dong Zhuo's rebellion, he began to follow Yuan Shao and became his general, but his ability was limited. He first dissuaded Yuan Shao from welcoming the Son of Heaven, and then transported military rations in the decisive battle of Guandu, and was defeated by Cao Cao in the Battle of Wuchao with superior forces and support, and was captured by him.

【High Dry】

Gao Gan is Yuan Shao's nephew, has been following Yuan Shao's side, once and Xin Ping, Xun Chen, Guo Tu and others persuaded Han Fu to give Jizhou to Yuan Shao, Yuan Shao unified the north after appointing him as the governor of the state, when the official crossing, Gao Gan was responsible for logistics and supplies.

After the death of Yuan Shao, Gao Gan was subordinated to Yuan Shang, and was ordered by him to attack Hedong with Guo Yuan and Hu Chuquan, and united the generals of Guanzhong. Then he provided grain and grass for Yuan Shang, but Yuan Shang was defeated by Cao Cao outside Yecheng, and Gao Gan gradually had a different heart, not only did not follow the advice of the recruit to welcome Yuan Shang into the state, but prepared to remove the trick.

After seeing Cao Cao's strength, Gao Gan surrendered to Cao Cao in order to protect himself, and then rebelled when Cao Cao went north, and even sent troops to attack Yecheng, but was discovered by Xun Yan and was unsuccessful. After Cao Cao learned that he sent Le Jin and Li Dian to lead the army to conquer, he failed to capture the Huguan guarded by Gao Gan, after Cao Cao personally marched, Gao Gan went to Huchuquan for help, but was refused, Gao Gan then entered Hedong County again, but was defeated by Zhong Xuan again, and was killed by Wang Yan, the captain of Si Li, on the way to Liu Biao, and dedicated to Cao Cao.

【Guo Yuan】

Guo Yuan is Zhong Xuan's nephew, after Yuan Shao's death, Yuan Shang succeeded to the throne, appointed Guo Yuan as the Taishou of Hedong, and led his troops to go south with the Southern Xiongnu Hu Chuquan, and Shi Gaogan, the assassin of Bingzhou, in an attempt to seize Hedong and open the passage to Guanzhong.

Guo Yuan himself has some skills, the cities he passed through were conquered, and then he encountered some small setbacks in Jia Kui. At that time, Cao Cao asked Zhong Xuan to attack Huchuquan, Guo Yuan went to the rescue, Zhong Xuan's subordinates persuaded Zhong Xuan to withdraw from the army, but Zhong Xuan tried his best to defy public opinion and insisted on a decisive battle with Guo Yuan. And stubborn and competitive, lightly crossed the river, did not listen to the advice of his subordinates, was attacked halfway by Zhong Xuan's army, was defeated, and was also killed by Pound. Later, Zhong Miao cried when he saw Guo Yuan's head.

[Jiang Qi, Meng Dai]

Jiang Qi was one of the generals under Yuan Shao, and was recognized by Fu Zhu, who had persuaded Yuan Shao to send Jiang Qi a unit as a cover for the transportation team in the later stage of the Battle of Guandu, but unfortunately Yuan Shao did not listen.

Meng Dai is also a subordinate general under Yuan Shao, and has a bad relationship with the trial, and once slandered Yuan Shaojin through Jiang Qi to slander the trial, and finally failed because of Fengji's rescue.

【Four Courts and One Pillar】

In history, some people summarized the generals under Yuan Shao as "one beam of the four court pillars of Hebei", of which the four court pillars of Hebei refer to Yan Liang, Wen Chou, Gao Lan, Zhang He, and a beam refers to Han Xun, which is considered to be the five major generals of Yuan Shao at that time, but in general, many of the generals under Yuan Shao are not substantial, and their ability is average. In later generations, only Zhang He was slightly famous, and the rest failed to prove themselves.

Yan Liang was a favorite general under Yuan Shao, famous for his bravery, and was later beheaded by Guan Yu's army in the Battle of White Horse; Wen Chou led the cavalry to challenge Cao Cao and attacked Cao Cao's convoy, but the formation was chaotic and was attacked by Cao Cao, and the soldiers were defeated and died; Gao Ran did not write much in history, and there was no record after he took refuge in Cao Cao; Han Xun is also considered to be brave, first sent by Yuan Shao to plunder the west road of Cao Cao's army, and was broken by Cao Ren's army in Jiluo Mountain, and then went to transport grain trucks, because the light enemy was broken by Cao Jun's general Xu Huang and others.

Basically, only Zhang He has some skills. PS: The old Yuan family is basically over, followed by the last Guo Jia chapter and the five strategists chapter of this volume.