Guan Xing

Guan Xing

Kwan Hing (ca. 201 and later -?) He was born in the Jiexian County of Hedong (now Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province). He was a general of Shuhan during the Three Kingdoms period, the second son of Guan Yu, a famous general at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the younger brother of Guan Ping. When he was weak, because he was appreciated by Zhuge Liang, the prime minister, he went to serve the middle and supervise the army, and then died young.

In the romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Xing was an important general in the later period of the Shu Han Dynasty, and became a friend with Zhang Bao, the son of Zhang Fei. He took part in Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition many times, and later died before his sixth northern expedition.

Life of the characters

Guan Xing had a good reputation since he was a child, and Zhuge Liang thought highly of him. After Guan Yu's death, Guan Xing inherited the Marquis of hanshouting and became a servant and supervisor at the age of 20. He died a few years later. His son, Guan Tong, attacked him. After Guan Tong had no empress, he was replaced by Guan Yi, the son of Guan Xing.

Historical evaluation

Relative members

Ancestors

Great grandfather: Guan Shen

Grandfather: Guan Yi

Father: Guan Yu, a famous general of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms period. He was the Marquis of shouting in the Han Dynasty. Together with Ma Chao, Zhang Fei, Huang Zhong and Zhao Yun, they are called "five tiger generals".

peers

Elder brother: Guan Ping, the eldest son of Guan Yu (in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms as "adopted son"), followed Guan Yu in the battle and was killed in Linju (by the eastern Wu Dynasty) together with Guan Yu.

Younger brother: Guan Suo, three sons of Guan Yu, a character in Chinese folklore, comes from the biography of Hua Guansuo.

Sister: the name is unknown (it's called Guan Yinping in folklore). Sun Quan proposed to Guan Yu for his son, but Guan Yu refused and abused him.

Son

Guan Tong, the Marquis of longevity Pavilion in Han Dynasty, married a princess, and became a general of Zhonglang in Huben. After his death, he had no son.

Guan Yi, after the death of Guan Tong, was the Marquis of shouting in Han Dynasty.

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In the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Xing is described as a brave general like his father Guan Yu. Xing Yuan was in Jingzhou with his father Yu. After Yu flooded the seven armies, Guan Xing went to Hanzhong to report his good news. After the fall of Jingzhou, Guan Yu was killed, Guan Xing and Zhang Bao, the son of Zhang Fei, became friends. He followed Liu Bei to participate in the battle of Wu, and worshipped him as general Longxiang. When he entered the enemy line, he met pan Zhang, the enemy of his father's death, and lost his way after pan Zhang. In the valley, he found a house for lodging. The old man in the house took him in when he saw that he was the son of wusheng. In the third shift, pan Zhang forced himself to stay in the old man's house and met Guan Xing. At this time, Guan Yu, the martial saint, appeared and frightened pan Zhang. Guan Xing immediately killed him and took back the green dragon Yanyue sword. Later, he became one of Zhuge Liang's main generals in the northern expedition of Cao Wei. He killed Dong Xi and cut Yue Ji. Later, he died before Zhuge Liang's sixth northern expedition.

In the folk legend "kill Guan Ping in anger", Guan Xing puts the blame on his elder brother Guan Ping because he accidentally killed a child

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"Three Kingdoms kill" (see "Guan Xing / Zhang Bao" data for details)

True Three Kingdoms unparalleled series

Three Kingdoms 2 the overlord's Continent