Who are the five generals of Shu, Wei and Wu respectively?

The five generals of Shu: Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong and Zhao Yun.

Five famous generals of Wei: former general Zhang Liao, right general Le Jin, left general Yu Jin, general Zhang He and later general Huang Xu.

There are no five generals in the State of Wu, but there are four heroes, namely Zhou Yu, Lu Xun and Lu Suhe, namely the four viceroy. They were important ministers of Sun Wu and made great contributions to the establishment of Sun Wu's regime.

The statement mentioned by four people together first came from Lu Ji's On Death. In Rong Zhai's Essays, it is summarized as "four outstanding men in Dongwu".

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Guan Yu, the "Five Tiger Generals", had the highest influence in later generations. Since the Northern Song Dynasty, all previous dynasties began to pursue Guan Yu, and gradually became a warrior sage, worshiping him in various ways among the people, and being honored as "the demon of the three realms".

Zhangfei Temple only enjoys the sacrifice in Langzhong; Machao Temple has been built and recorded in Chengdu and Hanzhong. In the orthodox Taoist collection, Ma Chao was named "Marshal Ma Chao's protector of Qiang God". ? Huangzhong Temple was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Zhaoyun Temple is found in Sichuan, Henan, Hebei and other places. Taoism honored him as "Nangong Helps the True King", and Taiwan Province people honored him as "Emperor Zhaosheng".

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Baidu encyclopedia-five tigers and generals

Baidu Encyclopedia-Five Good Generals

Baidu Encyclopedia-Wu Dongsi Yingjie