Military commanders' ranks in the official history of the Three Kingdoms. . .

In the official history, there are few scenes where military commanders fight one-on-one, so it is difficult to rank. But it can be judged by some logical analysis.

First of all, those who generally play the role of chief bodyguard are all effective, including Lu Bu of Dong Zhuo, Chu Xu of Dian Wei of Wei, Zhao Yun of Shu and Zhou Tai of Wu. Lyu3 bu4 often led the troops here, and Zhao Yun led the troops independently only after Zhang Guan's death. This is an allusion to the body's courage and resourcefulness. Several other bodyguards are full-time and don't lead the troops.

Among these guards, when Dian Wei and Chu Xu existed at the same time, Cao Cao paid more attention to Dian Wei, indicating that Dian Wei was more or less stronger than Chu Xuqiang. Chu Xu once tied with Ma Chao, and Ma Chao tied with Zhang Fei, who was slightly higher than Guan Yu (Guan Yu never won Ji Ling, and Zhang Fei won Ji Ling).

Besides, Lu Bu is not only a bodyguard, but also a general. His men also gathered Hua Xiong, Zhang Liao, Seibel, etc. In a few appearances, he has never lost in a one-on-one fight. The most wonderful resume is shooting halberd at Yuanmen. It is estimated that Huang Zhong is difficult to reach this level, so personally, Lu Bu is still very strong, but he died after being defeated, and there are not many opportunities for performance.

Speaking of force, I have to mention Wen Yang, an eighteen-year-old boy who has made thousands of enemies.

Author: Yu Kelin