Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2474 Five Generations of Fierce Generals, Ancient Sage Prime Ministers

In fact, among these summoning candidates, Ma Fang’s quality is also quite good.

Among the five summoning candidates, his martial arts attribute is the lowest.

However, his commander attribute is the highest among the five people.

His command attribute is enough to make up for his shortcomings in military attributes compared to the others.

However, the current Jin Dynasty does not lack a top-notch commander.

Therefore, compared to the others, he was eventually one of the two people who were passed.

"Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining Zhou Luohou, Command 81, Military Strength 104, Intelligence 62, Politics 75.

Implanted identity: A warrior from the Central Plains who joined the army three years ago.

Carried by: Zhou Zhongan. "

Zhou Luohou, the top general of the Southern Chen Dynasty. Even his strength can be ranked among the top in the same era.

In the Battle of Luliang, Wu Mingche's entire army was wiped out and he himself was captured by the Later Zhou army. Only Zhou Luohou "returned with all his men."

In the battle between Southern Chen and Northern Qi, the Northern Qi army besieged the Chen army in Suyu. The Chen army "looked at each other, none of them had the will to fight", while Zhou Luohou "rode his horse forward and was invincible", and with the support of Xiao Moke, "their captures were incalculable".

When attacking Xuzhou, Xiao Mohe fell off his horse, and Zhou Luohou stepped forward and "pulled Mohe out of the encirclement, and was the bravest of the three armies." Xiao Mohe was known as the top general of the Southern Chen, but if Zhou Luohou had not stepped forward, this top general would have been written off.

After surrendering to the Sui Dynasty, Zhou Luohou followed Yang Su to fight against the Turkic Khan Datou. He took the initiative to ask Yang Su to "charge the enemy's formation with 20 light and brave cavalrymen from 15:00 to 18:00, and fought hand-to-hand repeatedly, and defeated them greatly". After Emperor Yang of Sui ascended the throne, Zhou Luohou followed Yang Su to quell the rebellion of Yang Liang. At that time, the remnants of Yang Liang still occupied Jin, Jiang and other three states, and Zhou Luohou was ordered to fight against them. During the siege, the 64-year-old Zhou Luohou was shot by a stray arrow.

"Ding, it is detected that the host has summoned five times, and the balance is being activated...

The first balanced person, Peng Le, command 84, military strength 105, intelligence 57, politics 52.

Implanted identity: A brave warrior from Hebei, once a subordinate of Gao Huan. After Gao Huan's death, he went north to You.

Carrying: Dou Tai, Erzhu Yusheng, Erzhu Zhao, Guo Zaihui, Sun Teng, Sun Qian, Sima Ziru, Feng Longzhi, Feng Zihui, Lu Wenwei, Wei Langgen, Han Gui, Pan Le, Yao Xiong, Duan Rong, Xue Guyan, Moduo Lou Daiwen, Wu Xinghai. ”

Gao Huan’s gold medal fighter!
Even Gao Huan's other gold medal fighter, Gao Ang, who was known as the Overlord of the World during the same period, might not be able to defeat him!
However, compared to Gao Gao, Peng Le was more erratic throughout his life.

However, for the military men of that period, capriciousness was the norm, and it was normal for the emperor to change every day.

Peng Le was skilled in riding and shooting, and had immense strength. According to the "Book of Northern Qi", Peng Le was "brave and skilled in riding and shooting, and invincible among thousands of men."

In his early years, he followed Du Luozhou in the uprising, and later joined Erzhu Rong and Gao Huan, making many military achievements. In the Battle of Hanling, which determined Gao Huan's fate, Peng Le charged on horseback and destroyed the power of the Erzhu family. In the Battle of Shayuan, the Eastern Wei soldiers were dispersed by Li Bi and Yuwen Hu. Seeing this, Peng Le rushed into the battle with his spear in hand.

Peng Le stabbed more than 20 people to death and reached Yuwen Hu. Yuwen Hu hurriedly ordered his soldiers to escort him and fired dense arrows, but he could not stop Peng Le and was terrified.

The Western Wei army rushed over and surrounded Peng Le. In the fierce battle, Peng Le was seriously injured and his intestines were spilled out, but he was not afraid. After Peng Le stuffed his intestines back into his stomach, he continued to fight, and Yuwen Hu retreated.

The Book of Northern Qi records: "Yue was drunk and his intestines were stabbed out. He could not finish his work. He was cut off and fought again. He was wounded several times. The army was defeated and returned at a disadvantage."

In the Mangshan confrontation, Peng Le led his cavalry to charge and attack the right side of the Western Wei army. He was invincible and no one could stop him. In the first battle, Peng Le killed more than 48 enemy soldiers and captured senior generals, including Lintao King Yuan Jian.

According to historical records, "Western Wei captured Lintao Wang Dong, Shujun Wang Rongzong, Jiangxia Wang Sheng, Julu Wang Chan, Qiaojun Wang Liang, Zhanshi Zhao Shan, and 48 other generals and assistants. They were all tied up with their necks and held hands behind their backs, and were stabbed with swords. They passed through two battle lines and their names were called out."

Gao Huan was overjoyed when the victory news came, and ordered an attack. Peng Le continued to work hard and beheaded more than 30,000 Western Wei troops. The enemy troops that came to stop him were also defeated. Peng Le rushed directly into Yuwen Tai's camp and carried out a "beheading operation".

However, it was during this battle that Peng Le secretly let Yuwen Tai, who was about to be beheaded, go. But even so, with Peng Le's bravery and such a big mistake, Gao Huan still couldn't do without him and had to continue to use him.

Afterwards, Peng Le led his troops to defeat the main force of the Western Wei in Henan, captured and killed Pei Kuan, the chief officer of Tongzhou, and Wang Sizheng, the third official of the Yitong Division, and shocked the Central Plains.

As for Peng Le, he is not only extremely brave, but every one of the people he brings with him is a talent.

Among these people, they are all wise ministers and generals who can help Gao Huan achieve success, and they are the most important group of civil and military officials in Gao Huan's power. Although there are not god-level figures among them, there are also peerless figures.

"Ding, the second person in balance, Feng Hou, command 86, force 51, intelligence 101, politics 92.

Carry: Li Mu, Zhang Hui, Da Feng, Da Hong, Chang Xian, Shen Tu, Yu Lei, Lu Wu, She Long, Da Chang.

Implanted identity: The counselor whom Liu Bei accepted after visiting him three times at his thatched cottage. "

Fenghou, a minister of the Yellow Emperor in ancient times, was said to be a descendant of Fuxi. He was the first prime minister in Chinese history and one of the Three Dukes. He made great contributions to the Yellow Emperor's unification of the Central Plains.

According to the record in the "Basic Annals of the Five Emperors" at the beginning of Sima Qian's "Records of the Grand Historian", "Feng Hou, Li Mu, Chang Xian and Da Hong were appointed to govern the people."

He was not only a man of great wisdom and strategy, but also had outstanding military talent. It is said that he played a key role in the Yellow Emperor's war to unify the Central Plains, and provided him with many valuable strategic suggestions.

In addition, he was also an outstanding inventor. It is said that he created great inventions such as the compass chariot, which provided great convenience for ancient wars.

It is said that Feng Hou was the first to apply the principles of Fuxi's Eight Diagrams to military affairs and create the Eight Diagrams. The "Nine Palaces" mentioned in the diagram are the addition of a hexagram to the eight trigrams of Li, Gen, Dui, Qian, Xun, Zhen, Kun, and Kan. As the creator of the "Eight Diagrams of Feng Hou", it is widely mentioned in ancient books such as "Records of the Grand Historian", "Classic of Mountains and Seas", and "Huainanzi".

As one of Huangdi's most trusted advisers, Fenghou helped Huangdi formulate military strategies, and made outstanding contributions in formation arrangement, troop dispatch and logistical support. In particular, he is believed to have played an important strategic role in the Battle of Banquan and the Battle of Zhuolu. Therefore, he was also honored as the "God of Wisdom" by later generations.