Yue Fei was both civil and military, determined to be generous, fought against chaos and insults, defeated and conquered, and was famous in the north and south. There are many people under his command who are capable of conquering and fighting. The following eight people have con

Yue Fei had both civil and military talents. He was determined to be generous, fought against chaos and insults, conquered and conquered, and was famous in the north and south. There are many people under his command who are capable of conquering and fighting. The following eight people have conquered all directions, fought unprecedentedly, destroyed fronts and formations, and were feared by the enemy.

1, Dong Xian

Dong Xian, Henan Luoyang people. He was born in the army, fought against the golden man , and achieved many heroic deeds. As his name suggests, he will take the lead in every battle by taking arrows and stones. When Jin Bing general Gao Qiong invaded Shangzhou, Dong Xian and Zhang Qi went out to fight against the enemy. They achieved nine victories in nine battles and pursued the Jin soldiers to Jianjian Pass. Because his troops were short of food, he pretended to surrender to Liu Yu and was appointed as a vanguard. He was ordered to assist Yingchang. He left the city and led hundreds of soldiers back to Zhang Qi's tribe, where he was given command of Shenwu's rear army. He suppressed the army in Guozhou and defended Xiangyang. Due to lack of food and grass, he moved to Jiangxi and was ordered to lead his troops under Yue Fei's control. He conquered the west of Jingjing and fought against and Dengzhou, moving forward in an indomitable way. He conquered Tangzhou and Dengzhou and achieved great successes. He was promoted to Ezhou and took control of all the armies in front of the emperor. He also took control of the infantry of the guards. In the twenty-sixth year of Shaoxing (1156) ) died of illness.

2. Xu Qing

Xu Qing is from Tangyin, Henan. He raised troops from Yue Fei and pacified Yao Da and Rao Qing in Baibo Village. Together with Wang Gui and Zhang Xian, he attacked Cao Cheng and surrendered 20,000 of his men. From Pingqian and Ji bandits, they led their headquarters to attack Peng You, and went to Yuanzhou to attack Gaoju, and they achieved great success. From the six counties of Xiangyang, he defeated Suizhou with Niugao, beheaded the guard Wang Song; fought in Luzhou, and defeated the Jin and Qi coalition forces. From Yue Fei made the Northern Expedition , conquered Huaining Prefecture, and won the great victory at Linying with Zhang Xian.

3. Yang Zaixing

Yang Zaixing is from Chengbu, Hunan. He first became a thief from Cao Cao, but later abandoned the dark side and turned to the bright side, serving under Yue Fei, traveling across the territory and making a name for himself with his bravery. Battle of Yancheng . He rode a horse alone into the Jin people's army. He tried to kill Wu but failed, and suffered dozens of wounds on his body. He killed dozens of people and returned with his whole body. Not long after, the Jin soldiers attacked Linying, and Zaixing led 300 cavalry as an outpost. They met the enemy Xiao Shanghe and killed two thousand enemies. However, they were outnumbered and hit numerous arrows. They died heroically for their country at the age of thirty-seven.

4. Fu Qing

Fu Qing was born in Weihui, Henan. He was born in a kiln household and was originally a general under Qi Fang. When Qi Fang rebelled, Yue Fei recruited his army. Fu Qing led his troops under Yue Fei and became the commander of the former army. He is a brave man and good at fighting, and has made many military exploits. However, he was arrogant and took credit for his actions. He used Yue Fei to run the army harshly, so he switched to Liu Guangshi and executed Yue Fei in Qingshui Pavilion.

5. Zhang Qi

Zhang Qi, courtesy name Boyu, was from Mianchi, Henan. During the troubled times, he used his family wealth to recruit thousands of soldiers, and led the Jin soldiers to Bailangkou. The Jin people were not allowed to cross. He accumulated merit and assigned Wuyi Dafu and the governor of Chengzhou. In the battle of Jianzhou, one horse took the lead, and he personally served as the target for all the generals. Nine times a day. After nine victories in the battle, he defeated the Jin soldiers and took advantage of the victory to pursue them to the sword trial pass. Killed Wang Yi, restored Luoyang , awarded Bazhou defense envoy with his merits, followed Yue Fei to resist the Jin Dynasty, and recovered the six counties in the west of Beijing. Jin was granted the title of personal guard doctor. In the 31st year of Shaoxing (1162), he rescued the siege of Haizhou. Zhongliu Ya was killed in action and was given posthumously as the envoy of the Qingyuan Army.

6. Niu Gao

Niu Gao is from Lushan, Henan. He was an archer at first, with martial arts skills, good at riding and shooting, and used to use and double mace . He led his troops to serve Yue Fei and was highly respected by Yue Fei. He resisted insults and suppressed rebellion, captured Wang Song and Yang Mo, marched into the Central Plains, and won many battles. He fought hundreds of battles in his life, and was more successful than any other general. He served as the propaganda envoy of Ningguo Army and the deputy general manager of Jinghu Nanlu Ma Infantry Army. In the seventeenth year of Shaoxing (1147), the banquet was poisoned. On his deathbed, he said generously: "In the sixty-first year of Gao, I am an official and a servant. I am very lucky. What I hate is that the peace between the north and the south is not wrapped in horse leather, but the lower ears are cut off for death!".

7. Zhang Xian

Zhang Xian was born in Langzhong, Nanchong, Sichuan. He joined the army at a young age, and became famous for his bravery in the army. He became a trusted general under Yue Fei. He conquered all directions, defeated Caocheng, recovered Chenzhou, and fought against Shunchang. He achieved great successes and achieved great successes. He was promoted to deputy commander of all the armies in front of the emperor. In the eleventh year of Shaoxing (1142), he was killed together with Yue Fei and Yue Yun.

8. Wang Gui

Wang Gui is from Tangyin, Henan. He is the commander of the Chinese army under Yue Fei, and together with Zhang Xian, he is Yue Fei's right-hand man.He served as a soldier all his life, aided Chuzhou, defeated Cao Cheng, pacified Ji'an, Qianzhou, captured Su You and Li Man, and made many achievements, and was appointed as the military envoy to Wu'an. Because Qin Hui and Zhang Jun threatened their privacy, they remained silent when Yue Fei was wronged. When Yue Fei was killed, he took charge of the military power on his behalf, resigned from the army due to illness, and was given a different post. After his death, he was given posthumously as the military governor of Ningguo Army.

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