Hé Lộ Vị Mưu Sĩ Thất Bại Nhất Thời Tam Quốc - Đánh Đâu Thua Đó

Welcome back to the History of China. Ladies and gentlemen, the time of the Three Kingdoms was famous, with some famous warriors with more outstanding talents than humans, helping the master to conquer the world. We can mention such warriors as Zhacatliang, Guojia, and Fabching. But besides them, there were also some very unsuccessful warriors, even though they worked hard for the master, but in the end, they were full of hostility. To know who those warriors were, please stay tuned to this video. In the calculus, the triangle has a very solid feature, and the stability of the period of the Three Kingdoms was also maintained by the constraints of the three countries, namely the Han Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty, and the Wu Dynasty. The Han Dynasty led the army to capture the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty led the army to fight the Wu Dynasty, and the Wu Dynasty looked down on the Han Dynasty like a tiger's mouth. Thanks to this, it helped the world maintain a balance for decades. In the Three Kingdoms, compared to the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, there are few descriptions of the calculus. The calculus was inherited over three lifetimes by the Tôn Kiên established and built the foundation. Tôn Sách developed, and when Tôn Quyền ruled, he brought the calculus development to the peak. During that process, he also experienced many ups and downs in history. Before Tôn Sách passed away, he instructed Tôn Quyền that if the situation in the country could not be resolved, ask Trương Triều. If the situation outside was uncertain, ask Chu Du. However, in the comments from the next life, Trương Triều, in the words of Tôn Sách, was hard to be worthy of those words. Cao Tháo led the army to the south. When Cao Tháo led the army to the south, the strength of Dong Ngo was still very weak. It was difficult to resist Cao Tháo's 100,000 iron horses. Therefore, Trương Triều immediately led the soldiers of Giang Dong, advised Tôn Quyền to surrender Cao Tháo to keep the business of Giang Dong, to prevent Giang Dong from falling into the fire of war. But many generals of Giang Dong had followed Tôn Sách since the time of Tôn Kiên and determined to die without surrendering. Therefore, the two sides of the war in Giang Dong were in conflict with each other. Quán Văn led Trương Triều, so he surrendered. And Quán Võ led Chu Du, so he decided to fight. Tôn Lưu joined the enemy. Finally, Tôn Quyền decided to cooperate with Lưu Bị to fight against Cao Tháo. Defeating Cao Tháo in the battle of Sích Bích should be a miraculous battle, gaining a lot of enemies, a rare victory in history. Here we need to explain the reason why Trương Triều wanted Cao Tháo but decided not to fight. For the prince Bế Tôi, if Tôn Quyền chose Cao Tháo and did not fight, then Trương Triều was only considered as a replacement, a substitute, with the ability to handle the business of Trương Triều. Later, Cao Tháo could still keep an official in the court. And if Dong Ngo decided to fight, moreover, if he lost to Cao Tháo, then his life was unlikely to be preserved in the war. But luckily, Dong Ngo won the battle of Sích Bích. Tôn Quyền later did not blame Trương Triều for stopping the surrender before the battle. He surrendered to Cao Hòa. Later, on a night before the battle of Gì Lăng, facing a large army, and with the determination of Lưu Bị, Trương Triều advised Tôn Quyền to surrender to Cao Hòa and hoped that Tôn Quyền would accept to return King Châu to Lưu Bị to maintain peace for Giang Dong. But that time, Tôn Quyền did not follow Trương Triều's opinion but granted Lục Tốn as the Grand Admiral and led his troops to fight the enemy. Later, Lục Tốn burned down Liên Chạy and defeated the enemy. He not only successfully defended Giang Dong but also defeated the enemy's cavalry. It can be said that in every important moment, with the determination of Dong Ngo, Trương Triều made mistakes. If it were not for Tôn Quyền, if it were not for a normal person who had his own opinion and did not follow Trương Triều's words, if at that time Tôn Quyền had followed Trương Triều's plan, Dong Ngo would have been killed soon. Dear friends, in the period of the battle of Ba during the Three Kingdoms, force was a very important factor for the monarchs because they clearly understood that only a strong army was not enough but definitely had to have a smart strategy and a deep plan to be able to conquer the world. Speaking of the famous warriors of the Three Kingdoms, many people will immediately think of familiar characters such as Gia Cat Luong, Tu Ma Yí, Bang Thống. However, the person who is considered to be the first warrior of the Three Kingdoms by Chinese historians is not a character in that list. The character who is talented enough to defeat all those names is Gia Hồ. Gia Cat Luong is a famous military politician of the political group of the Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms. Speaking of the talent of force, it is impossible not to mention Khổng Minh Tiên Xình. He devoted his whole life for the Han Dynasty, saving for the rest of his life a fortune in martial arts, also passed down many unspeakable incantations such as Xuân Sư Biểu, Giới Tử Thư. It is a pity that in the final battle of his life, under the banner of Cao Tháo, there was also a talented martial artist named Quách Gia. Previously, this martial artist was the subordinate of Viên Thiệu, then thanks to the strength of Cao Nghị and achieved a lot of merits. Unfortunately, his talent was short-lived. At the age of 38, Quách Gia passed away in the battle of Đánh Dẹp-Ô Hoàn. Because of this martial artist's death, Cao Tháo's army was no longer as strong as before. As a result, other martial artists such as Tư Mạc Ý, Bang Thống, are all in the ranks of modern martial artists. Nevertheless, the person who is considered to be the greatest martial artist of the Three Kingdoms is none other than Già Hồ. Già Hồ was born in 147, died in 224. Cam Túc, China, was a member of the Three Kingdoms and served as Cao Tháo's close military officer. Before joining the political group Cao Huệ, he served as a subordinate of Dong Chác, Lý Thôi and Trương Tố. However, Cao Tháo was still very trusted when he led the army to help the Cao family. After Cao Tháo passed away, Già Hồ continued to serve the successors of Cao Nghị. When he was young, Già Hồ had an outstanding education. Unfortunately, no one knew his real talent. Only a soldier named Diêm Trung was the first to see the talent of this person. Later, fate led him to enter the political arena in the turbulent times. The ability of this great martial artist began to be revealed through the mysterious tricks he taught his soldiers. Let's review the mysterious tricks of the first martial artist of the Three Kingdoms. The appearance of Tran Thọ in the Three Kingdoms used to indicate Già Hồ's talent. Già Hồ's integrity was not lacking and he understood the changes almost as well as Lương Bình. In fact, history has also shown that Tran Thọ's words were true. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, everything was in the hands of Dong Chác. Già Hồ also worked under his authority. In those years, the old martial artist gave Dong Chác many important books to help him win in the oppression and expand his power to allow Dong Chác to enter the Central Plains. After Dong Chác's death, Dong Chác's two subordinates Lý Thôi and Quách Tị had the intention to escape. But after hearing Già Hồ's warning, Lý Quách stayed. This martial artist also gave them books to help them fight against Tran Thọ. The death in the eyes of the Eastern Han Dynasty was also a proof that Già Hồ had increased Tran Thọ's power in the battle of Yển Thành. The military gave Tran Thọ as a pledge to surrender and then attack Cao Tháo's army. Thanks to these books, Tran Thọ could defeat Cao Tháo and kill Cao Tháo's son and grandson. Even General Điển Vi could say that Già Hồ Đích Thị was one of the rare characters that could cause Cao Tháo a great loss. In 1999, Viên Thiệu sent a letter asking Truong Tú to participate in Cao Tháo's punishment. After considering the situation, Già Hồ advised Tú to refuse this request to surrender Cao Tháo. The decision to surrender became a heavy burden for Cao Tháo. As a result, Già Hồ helped Cao Tháo to defeat Viên Thiệu in the battle of Ô Sào and Quan Độ. In 2008, Già Hồ advised Cao Tháo not to attack Đồng Ngô, but Cao Tháo didn't listen. As a result, Cao Tháo's army had to lose in the battle of Sích Bích. Therefore, Cao Tháo's victory was not only a victory but also a loss. Cao Tháo's defeat in the battle of Sích Bích was a proof of a fact. If Cao Tháo listened to Già Hồ, Cao Tháo won. If Cao Tháo didn't listen to Già Hồ, Cao Tháo lost. When Cao Tháo passed away, Vĩ Mưu Sĩ Họ Già continued to serve at the age of 77 due to his old age. When Cao Tháo was born, Già Hồ was regarded as a talented warrior, a man of integrity and especially gentle with the times. The famous writer Vĩ Mưu Sĩ Họ Già even praised him as the smartest man in the Three Kingdoms. Cao Tháo said Già Hồ was a man who could see other people's thoughts. He said, Dear friends, if the majority of Cao Tháo's previous warriors all had a good ending such as Quách Gia died weakly, Tuần Úc died miserably, Hứa Du died innocently, then Vĩ Mưu Sĩ Họ Già still used his talent and his wisdom to live to the end. Già Hồ left many great achievements as one of the talents that made the history of the Three Kingdoms. 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