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When Ma Chao captured the Su's fort, there were more than a hundred horses in the fort.

Ma Chao's subordinates all scrambled for fat and strong horses, but General Pang De chose a skinny and ugly horse, and everyone laughed at him.

Later, Pang De followed Ma Chao to fight against Cao Cao's army in Weinan. Pang De's skinny horse was so swift that other people's horses could not catch up. Only then did everyone admire Pang De's ability to judge horses.

In the battle against Guo Yuan and Gao Gan, Pang De served as the vanguard of the army. He led the troops and beheaded an enemy general. He did not know that the man was Guo Yuan.

After the battle, all the soldiers said that Guo Yuan was dead, but his head could not be found. Guo Yuan was the nephew of the commander Zhong Yao.
When Zhong Yao saw a head hanging next to Pang De's quiver, he burst into tears.

Pang De then realized that the person he had killed was Guo Yuan, and he apologized to Zhong Yao.

"Pang De was from Nan'an County. In his early years, he worked as a minor official in the county government and also worked as a clerk in the state government. "

"During the Chuping period, Pang De followed General Ma Teng in the Western Expedition to fight against the rebellious Qiang and Di peoples, and he made many military achievements and was gradually promoted to the rank of colonel."

"During the Jian'an period, Cao Cao was in Liyang, conquering Yuan Shao's two sons, Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang. Yuan Tan sent his generals Guo Yuan, Gao Gan and others to capture Hedong County. Cao Cao ordered his general Zhong Yao to lead the generals in Guanzhong to conquer them."

"Pang De followed Ma Chao, the son of Ma Teng, to resist the troops of Guo Yuan and Gao Gan in Pingyang. Pang De served as the vanguard of the army and led his troops to attack Guo Yuan and Gao Gan, defeating the enemy army. Pang De personally killed Guo Yuan."

"After the war, Pang De was appointed General of the Central Army and given the title of Marquis of Duting for his merits."

"Later, the leader of the Black Mountain Army, Zhang Baiqi, started a rebellion in Hongnong County. Pang De once again followed Ma Teng to fight against him and defeated the enemy army between the East and West Xiao Mountains."

"Whenever he went into battle, Pound was always at the forefront, taking the lead in capturing the enemy's position and defeating the enemy, and he was the most courageous of the whole army."

"In the 13th year of Jian'an, Ma Teng was summoned by the court to serve as a military officer and went to the capital to serve. Pang De stayed behind and was under the command of Ma Chao."

"In the 16th year of Jian'an, Ma Chao rebelled. Cao Cao defeated Ma Chao's army in Weinan. Pang De fled to Hanyang County with Ma Chao and defended Jicheng."

"Cao Cao sent his general Xiahou Yuan to continue attacking Ma Chao. Ma Chao was defeated and fled to Hanzhong. Pang De followed Ma Chao and attached himself to Zhang Lu, who ruled Hanzhong."

"In the summer of the 19th year of Jian'an, Ma Chao led his people south to Yizhou to surrender to Liu Bei, while Pang De continued to serve under Zhang Lu."

"In the 20th year of Jian'an, Cao Cao went west to attack Zhang Lu in Hanzhong and pacified Hanzhong."

"In November of the same year, Zhang Lu led his people to surrender, and Pang De also surrendered to Cao Cao during this period."

"Cao Cao had heard that Pang De was brave and good at fighting, so he appointed him General Liyi, made him Marquis of Guanmenting, and granted him a fief of 300 households."

"In October of the 23rd year of Jian'an, Hou Yin, Wei Kai and others, the defenders of Wancheng, rebelled. Cao Cao ordered General Cao Ren, the General of the Southern Expedition, to lead an army to suppress the rebellion. Pang De led his troops to follow Cao Ren to suppress the rebellion, captured Wancheng, and killed Hou Yin and Wei Kai."

"After suppressing the rebellion in Wancheng, Pang De led his troops south and stationed in Fancheng, intending to march to attack Guan Yu, a general under Liu Bei who was guarding Jingzhou."

"Pang De's cousin Pang Rou had followed Ma Chao to Liu Bei and was fighting Cao Cao's army in Hanzhong at the time. For this reason, the soldiers stationed in Fancheng at the time doubted Pang De's loyalty."

"Pang De told everyone that since he had been appreciated and favored by Cao Cao, he would repay his service with his death;"

"He planned to personally lead his troops to attack Guan Yu's army. Either he would kill Guan Yu, or Guan Yu would kill him."

"In July of the 24th year of Jian'an, Guan Yu led a large army to attack Fancheng. Pang De and Yu Jin assisted Cao Ren in defending Fancheng."

"Pang De personally went out of the city to fight Guan Yu, and once shot Guan Yu in the forehead with an arrow."

"At that time Pang De often rode a white horse, and Guan Yu's soldiers called him the White Horse General and were very afraid of him."

"Cao Ren sent Pang De to lead his troops to camp ten miles north of Fancheng, and encountered heavy rain for more than ten days;"

"The Han River overflowed, and the water level in Fancheng was 50 to 60 feet deep. Pang De and his soldiers went ashore to avoid the water."

"Guan Yu took advantage of the situation by boarding a large ship and launched an attack, surrounding Cao's troops on the shore from all sides. Yu Jin and others had nowhere to go and led their people to surrender."

Li Bai: Pang De, also known by his courtesy name Lingming, was a general under Ma Chao and had fought with him in the north and south.
He was extremely powerful in combat, but in the Battle of Weinan, Ma Chao was defeated, and he followed Ma Chao to flee back to Xiliang!

Later, Pang De followed Ma Chao to join Zhang Lu in Hanzhong. When Zhang Lu sent Ma Chao to attack Jiameng Pass, Pang De happened to be sick and did not go with him!
Zhuge Liang used a counter-espionage strategy to bribe Zhang Lu's adviser Yang Song and successfully persuaded Ma Chao to surrender. However, Pang De did not follow Ma Chao to join Liu Bei's camp and remained under Zhang Lu!
Later, when Cao Cao attacked Zhang Lu, Zhang Lu realized that he still had a powerful general in his hands, so he let him resist Cao Cao!

Cao Cao loved talents, so he sent Xu Huang, Xu Chu and others to fight Pang De in a round-robin battle. Pang De fought against four people alone without any fear.
Although Xu Chu and others gave in intentionally, Pang De's fighting ability should not be underestimated!
Later, Cao Cao used the same counter-espionage strategy and bribed Zhang Lu's adviser Yang Song. The same formula was used.

The same taste, Pang De became Cao Cao's man!
Pang De first followed Ma Chao, then Zhang Lu, and then Cao Cao. Like Lu Bu, he can also be called a slave of three surnames!
Guan Yu defeated Cao Ren and took Xiangyang, and began to attack Fancheng. In fact, the two cities were very close, separated by a river:

Hanshui, now Fancheng belongs to Fancheng District, Xiangyang City! Sometimes it is also called Xiangfan together!

Cao Ren asked Cao Cao for help, but none of the civil and military officials dared to challenge Guan Yu because Guan Yu was too famous!

Only Pang De stood up. He knew that he was no match for Guan Yu, but he still dared to challenge him. This kind of courage is really worth learning from!

I am wondering why Pang De was so ready to die. It should be because he was also ostracized in Cao Cao's camp. After all, if he surrendered again and again, he would definitely be looked down upon!
Is this also the reason why Pang De refused to surrender when he was captured by Guan Yu? He couldn't surrender one after another, right?

But Cao Cao did not trust Pang De. After all, Pang De’s former leader Ma Chao and his brother Pang Rou were both in Liu Bei’s camp. Who could guarantee that Pang De would not surrender?

But Pang De was ready to die, kowtowed repeatedly, and said that he had killed his sister-in-law and had no ties with his brother Pang Rou!

Cao Cao finally believed Pang De and gave him 20,000 troops to rescue Fancheng.

In order to show his determination, Pound built a coffin and carried it to the battlefield!
More than 1,500 years later, there was also a man who carried a coffin to recover Xinjiang. He was Zuo Zongtang, a national hero!

Pang De and Guan Yu fought for more than 100 rounds in Fancheng, but neither won.
Even Guan Yu was praised by Pang De as "very skilled in swordsmanship and is no match for me!" With the God of War praising him personally, it shows that Pang De's martial arts skills are quite good!
Some people would say that Guan Yu was old and his fighting ability had weakened, so he fought with Pang De for a hundred rounds. I admit that this was a factor, but Pang De's fighting ability was still okay!
Pang De also shot an arrow at Guan Yu, and it hit him! But it was not a poisonous arrow. It was Cao Ren who shot Guan Yu when he scraped his bones to treat the poison!

Later, Pang De was in Fancheng, and Guan Yu flooded the seven armies. Pang De was captured alive, but he refused to give up and was killed by Guan Yu!

Still a man of steel! Tomorrow I will tell you about Guan Yu flooding the seven armies!
Pang De's son Pang Hui followed Zhong Hui to attack Shu, captured Chengdu, killed Guan Yu's descendants, and avenged his father!
"Guan Yu continued to attack Pang De's army. Pang De, wearing armor and holding a bow, shot at Guan Yu's army, and every arrow hit its target."

"General Dong Heng, his subordinate Dong Chao and others wanted to surrender to Guan Yu, but Pang De immediately executed them."

"Pang De led his troops to fight against Guan Yu's army from morning until afternoon, when Guan Yu's attack became more fierce;"

"When Pang De ran out of arrows, he used short weapons to close in hand-to-hand combat. Pang De told Cheng He, the general supervising the battle, that a good general would never cowardly fight to survive, and a martyr would never destroy his reputation to save his life. Today is the day he will die."

"Pang De became more and more angry and courageous as he fought; but the flood was getting bigger and bigger, and the soldiers surrendered one after another." "Pang De, one of his generals and two attendants, bent their bows and drew their arrows, and took a small boat to retreat to Cao Ren's camp."

"The water was so strong that the boat capsized and the bow and arrows were lost. Pang De was floating in the water alone holding the boat and was captured by Guan Yu."

"Pang De was escorted to Guan Yu and stood up instead of kneeling."

"Guan Yu persuaded him to surrender, saying that his cousin Pang Rou was in Hanzhong, and he also wanted to use Pang De, so why not surrender as soon as possible."

"Pang De angrily called Guan Yu a coward, saying that he did not know what surrender was. Now the King of Wei, Cao Cao, led a million soldiers and was feared by the world;"

"Liu Bei was just an ordinary man, and could not stand up to Cao Cao. He would rather die than surrender. Guan Yu then killed Pang De."

"When Cao Cao heard that Pang De refused to surrender and was eventually killed, he was so sad that he cried and made Pang De's two sons marquises."

"After Emperor Wen of Wei, Cao Pi, ascended the throne, he sent envoys to Pang De's tomb to pay tribute and posthumously named him Zhuanghou;"

"He also granted the title of Guannei Hou to Pang De's son Pang Hui and four others, and granted them fiefs of 100 households each."

"In the fourth year of Zhengshi, Emperor Cao Fang of Wei issued an edict that Pang De and other deceased generals from Cao Cao's time could be offered sacrifices in the temple of Emperor Cao Cao of Wei."

"During the Chuping period, Pang De followed Ma Teng to suppress the rebellion and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant;"

"During the Jian'an period, Cao Cao led his army to attack Yuan Shao's sons Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang. Yuan Tan sent his generals Guo Yuan and Gao Gan to capture Hedong County. Pang De followed Ma Chao to lead the army to resist. Pang De served as the vanguard and killed Guo Yuan. He was promoted to General of the Central Army and was granted the title of Marquis of Duting for his merits."

"In the 16th year of Jian'an, Ma Chao rebelled and was defeated by Cao Cao. Ma Chao led his people to join Zhang Lu;"

"Later, Ma Chao defected to Liu Bei, and Pang De stayed under Zhang Lu's command."

"In the 20th year of Jian'an, Cao Cao pacified Hanzhong, and Pang De and others surrendered with Zhang Lu."

"Cao Cao heard that Pang De was brave and valiant, so he appointed him General Liyi and made him Marquis of Guanmenting."

"Hou Yin and Wei Kai, the defenders of Wancheng, rebelled. Pang De led his troops and Cao Ren to capture Wancheng, beheaded Hou Yin and Wei Kai, and then stationed troops in Fancheng."

"In the 24th year of Jian'an, Guan Yu attacked Cao Ren in Fancheng, and Pang De and Yu Jin stationed troops in the north of Fancheng."

"It was raining heavily and Fancheng was flooded by the Han River. Guan Yu took advantage of the situation by boat and launched an attack, surrounding Pang De and Yu Jin."

"Yu Jin surrendered to Guan Yu, while Pang De fought desperately and was captured by Guan Yu after his boat capsized and he fell into the water."

"Guan Yu persuaded Pang De to surrender, but Pang De refused and was killed by Guan Yu. When Cao Cao heard that Pang De was killed, he wept with grief and made his two sons marquises."

"After Emperor Wen of Wei, Cao Pi, ascended the throne, he issued an edict to posthumously honor Pang De as Zhuanghou."

"Pang De was defeated and captured, but he would rather die than surrender to Guan Yu. Emperor Wen of Wei, Cao Pi, remembered his death as a martyr, and later generations praised him for this. For example, Chen Shou, a historian of the Jin Dynasty, and Wang Yinglin, a scholar of the Southern Song Dynasty, all praised Pang De's integrity of preferring death to surrender."

Su Shi: Speaking of Guan Erye, he was the pillar of the Three Kingdoms. It was like a piece of cake for him to take the head of a general among millions of soldiers.

In front of Baima Slope, Yan Liang was probably still wondering how a red-faced man suddenly appeared in front of him, and how come his head was removed with just a wave of his sword?

Guan Yu of Yanjin chopped Wen Chou to death with three sword strikes, as if he were cutting vegetables.

With such speed and efficiency, it is no exaggeration to say that he is a "enemy of ten thousand men".

Even the old man Cao Cao was stunned and exclaimed, "He is truly a god!"
But when it came to the Battle of Xiangfan, why did something seem a little wrong with Guan Erye's swordsmanship?
He encountered a tough guy like Pang De and fought for more than a hundred rounds but still failed to defeat him.

The next day, Pang De cheated again and shot Guan Erye's arm with an arrow.

If this had happened in the past, who could have hurt the Second Master?
What exactly is going on?

Is it that Guan Erye's sword is blunt, or is it that Pang De is cheating?

Lian Po is old, can he still have food?
Some people say that when Guan Erye killed Yan Liang, he was actually being a little clever.

Just imagine, two armies were facing each other, Yan Liang was confronting Zhang Liao, and suddenly Guan Erye came out from the side. How could Yan Liang react?
It's like playing a game. You are laning against someone, and suddenly an assassin jumps out from the bushes and takes you away with a set of skills. Who can you complain to?
As for Wen Chou, before he fought with Guan Erye, he had already fought with Zhang Liao and Xu Huang, and his physical strength had already been reduced by more than half.

Master Guan has taken advantage of you and is taking your life while you are sick.

In addition, Liu Bei was also in Yuan Shao's army at the time, but he did not help Wen Chou. No one can tell whether there is some trick involved.

But by the time of the Battle of Xiangfan, Guan Erye was almost sixty years old.

Sixty years old, an old comrade!

Although he is still strong as he gets older, his physical strength is definitely not as good as when he was young.

Pang De was a boy at the age of full of vigor and determination to die, so his fighting power was off the charts.

It was already very difficult for Guan Erye to fight him to a draw.

It's like playing chess. When you were young, you could think three steps ahead after taking one step. Now that you're older, you want to take a break after taking one step.

Why is Erye's knife not sharp anymore?
Another reason is that Guan Erye’s identity has changed.

When he was under Cao Cao, he was just a worker, charging into battle fearlessly.

Now that he has become the boss of Jingzhou, he has a heavier responsibility on his shoulders and naturally cannot be as reckless as before.

Think about it, if you were the boss of a company, would you personally engage in physical combat with someone?

You must be able to plan and command your subordinates to charge into battle!

Look at Pound again. That guy carried a coffin onto the battlefield, clearly determined to fight to the death.

One wants to win, the other wants to die, can their mentality be the same? (End of this chapter)