The extraordinary talents of the strongest strategists of the Three Kingdoms period

During the Three Kingdoms period, a number of talented strategists made great contributions to shaping the situation between Cao Wei, Eastern Wu and Shu Han.

Guo Jia (170 - 207), courtesy name Fengxiao, was a strategist and

talented strategist

Cao Cao's outstanding strategist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period in China. During his 11 years working for Cao Cao, this strategist was trusted and given the important position of Sikong Jun Teziu, similar to the position of Grand Admiral of Zhou Yu and Military Advisor Zhonglang General of Zhuge Liang.

Being an intelligent and resourceful person, Guo Jia repeatedly gave advice to help Cao Cao win against enemies such as Lu Bu, Yuan Shao... Thanks to that, Cao Cao unified a large territory and expanded his influence. With great contributions to the Cao Wei Dynasty,

Guo Jia's strategist

is one of the people Cao Cao trusted and loved the most.

Yang Xiu (175 - 219), courtesy name Dezu, was a

strategist of Cao Wei

, served under Cao Cao, later followed and assisted Cao Cao's fourth son, Cao Zhi, during the period of competition for the Crown Prince's throne between Cao Pi and Cao Chong and Cao Zhang.

He was known to be intelligent and able to guess Cao Cao's thoughts, becoming a powerful figure while also receiving hatred from many important figures at that time, including Cao Cao. In the end, this also led to his death.

Pang Tong (178 - 214), courtesy name Shi Yuan, alias Feng Chu, was a strategist of Liu Bei during the Three Kingdoms period in Chinese history. He is often considered to be as talented as Zhuge Liang.

In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by writer La Quan Trung, Pang Tong was described as "a man with thick eyebrows, a hooked nose, a dark face, a short beard, and an ugly appearance". Although he did not have a handsome appearance, Pang Tong was a man of many schemes and tricks.

Sima Hui (aka Mr. Thuy Kinh) once commented about Pang Tong as follows: "If we had one of the two people, Ngoa Long (aka Khong Minh) or Phung So (aka Pang Tong), we could bring peace to the world." Unfortunately, Pang Tong died early. If he had lived longer, this strategist could have helped Liu Bei unify the world.

Equal in talent to Pang Tong was Zhuge Liang (181 - 234), courtesy name Kongming, alias Wolong. He was a founding hero, politician , diplomat, military commander and great inventor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period.

As a man of great intelligence and resourcefulness, Zhuge Liang was completely loyal to Shu Han, devoting all his efforts to assisting Liu Bei and later Liu Shan. Thanks to that, Shu Han, along with Eastern Wu and Cao Wei, formed the Three Kingdoms.

During his lifetime, Zhuge Liang had many glorious achievements that shook the world such as: borrowing the Southeast wind, burning Red Cliff, borrowing arrows on straw boats, playing the zither to chase away 150,000 strong soldiers of Zhongda, burning 100,000 Cao Cao soldiers, capturing Meng Huo seven times, and going out of Qishan six times... The photos in the article are for illustrative purposes only.

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