Han Zhen

Han Zhen

Han Zhen is a character in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which is not recorded in official history. He is the general of shuxiping pass.

brief introduction

Han Zhen is a character in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which is not recorded in official history. He is the general of shuxiping pass.

Original story

It can be seen in 94 chapters of the romance of the Three Kingdoms: however, it is said that cheriji, the king of Western Qiang, has paid tribute every year since the time of Cao Cao. He has a man and a Wu under his command: Wen Nai, Prime Minister of Yadan, and Wu Nai, Marshal of Yueji. At that time, Wei's envoy Jin Zhu wrote to the state. He first came to see Prime Minister Yadan and gave him a gift, which meant to ask for help. Yadan introduced the king and presented a letter. Cherigie read the book and consulted with the public. Yadan said: "I have contacts with Wei guosu. Today, Cao Dudu asks for help, and he promises to make peace with his relatives From his words, cherichi ordered Yadan and Yueji marshal to set up 150000 Qiang soldiers, all of whom used to use bows and crossbows, spears and knives, thistles, flying hammers, etc.; there were chariots wrapped with iron leaves to carry grain and military equipment; they used camels to drive or mules and horses to drive, known as "iron chariot soldiers". They bid farewell to the king and led the troops to Xiping pass. Han Zhen, the general of Shuguan, sent a man to inform Kongming. After hearing the news, Kong Ming asked the generals, "who dares to withdraw the Qiang soldiers?" Zhang Bao and Guan Xing said, "we are willing to go." Kong Ming said, "you and I are not familiar with the way to go." So he called ma Dai and said, "you know the nature of Qiang people. You can be a guide if you live there for a long time." Then he got up fifty thousand soldiers and went with Xing and Bao. Xing, Bao and so on led the troops away. After several days, I met Qiang soldiers early. When Guan Xingxian led more than 100 people to ride on the mountaineering slope, he saw that the Qiang soldiers connected the iron chariots end-to-end and built the stronghold everywhere. The chariots were lined with weapons, just like a city. After seeing it for a long time, there was no way to defeat the enemy. He went back to the village to discuss with Zhang Bao and Ma Dai. Dai said, "let's wait for the next day to see the array, watch the virtual reality, and make another plan." The next morning, we divided our troops into three groups: Guan Xing in the middle, Zhang Bao on the left, Ma Dai on the right, and the three groups marched together. In the Qiang army, marshal Yueji, armed with a hammer and a carved bow, leaped out bravely. Guan Xing recruited three soldiers to march forward. Suddenly, the Qiang soldiers were divided on both sides, and the iron chariot was released from the center, which was like a tide, and the bow and crossbow were suddenly launched. The Shu soldiers were defeated, and the two armies of Madai and Zhangbao retreated first; the first army of Guanxing, wrapped up by the Qiang soldiers, went straight into the northwest corner.