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A brief introduction to the legend of Huo Qubing.
A brief introduction to the legend of Huo Qubing.

In the history of China, there are many figures with the rank of God of War. No matter how to remove the water added by later generations (such as Guan Yu and Li Guang), Huo Qubing has always been the undisputed god of war in the history of China War. If you want to name the top ten famous players in China's history, no matter what you like, Huo Qubing will definitely rank among the top three. /kloc-joined the army at the age of 0/7, jealous of talents, and died at the age of 23. He fought four wars in his life and won all four, which is very convincing. At the age of 2 1, it has been assigned. It can be said that his existence overshadowed all the famous soldiers in Qin and Han Dynasties.

In BC 123, Huo Qubing was appointed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to attack the Huns with his uncle Wei Qing. History always likes to joke. Many cronyism emperors ended up ugly, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was also cronyism. It happens that some of his relatives have real skills, such as Wei Qing and Huo Qubing. This battle made Huo Qubing famous. In his best way, he led 800 light cavalry out of the battle and rushed hundreds of miles to hunt down the Huns.

According to historical records, his army killed more than 2,000 people, including Guo Xiang-level officials of Xiongnu and an uncle of Shan Yu, and captured Shan Yu's uncle. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very happy. When the troops moved back to North Korea, he named Huo Qubing the marquis of Wu.

Huo Qubing showed his edge at the age of 17, and now he only needs the next war to prove himself. Two years later, the burden of history once again fell on Huo Qubing. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty wanted to fight the Xiongnu to the death, so he appointed Huo Qubing as a general in title of generals in ancient times, and attacked the evil king in Hexi and Hugh's butcher's department.

Huo Qubing fought two wars, one in spring and the other in summer. The time interval is short, and the history books count the results together.

Huo Qubing's exploits are unparalleled: destroying 40,000 enemies and capturing more than 20 Huns/Kloc-0, including Attila. In the autumn of the same year, the evil king of Xiongnu led the troops to surrender. Before the fall, some Huns worried that the Han soldiers would be uprooted. The evil king wavered, and Huo Qubing led his team and directly entered the enemy camp. Later, the Han Dynasty took control of Hexi area, and forty-eight years later, the Silk Road extended westward from here to Rome.

Huo Qubing's exploits are unparalleled: destroying 40,000 enemies and capturing more than 20 Huns/Kloc-0, including Attila. In the autumn of the same year, the evil king of Xiongnu led the troops to surrender. Before the fall, some Huns worried that the Han soldiers would be uprooted. The evil king wavered, and Huo Qubing led his team and directly entered the enemy camp. Later, the Han Dynasty took control of Hexi area, and forty-eight years later, the Silk Road extended westward from here to Rome.

In the spring of 1 19 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, 2 1 year-old, to lead 50,000 cavalry troops to Mobei to annihilate the main force of Xiongnu. Huo Qubing lived up to expectations and led the army to attack more than two thousand li in the north. After a bloody battle, Huo Qubing wiped out more than 70,000 enemy troops with 50,000 cavalry, captured 3 Attila and 83 officials below the general, and drove the Huns to today's Lake Baikal area. This was the longest and cruelest struggle of the Han Dynasty against the Huns, and even almost wiped out the main force of the Huns.

In the First World War, Huo Qubing's combat mode was recorded in the history books, and the use of cavalry mobility (blitzkrieg) was circuitous and infiltrated, which had a great influence on the later combat mode.

Since then, Huo Qubing's position as a god of war has never wavered.

After Huo Qubing's triumph, he was naturally favored by many people. After returning to China, he was directly named Fu until he died two years later 1 17 BC.