于禁｜悲しい最期。関羽に降伏し晩節を汚した曹操軍きっての名将【三国志】

Looking at this picture, Wukin has become sick. Wukin This time, I would like to talk about Wukin, a military officer who played an active role in the Three Kingdoms Period. Wukin played an active role in the Sosou Army as well as the Josho Shogun. However, in the battle of Hanzhou in the latter years, the camp was submerged by the flood, so he surrendered to K'an. As a result of this, he was evacuated even though he had not completed his military service. Even though he was nicknamed the Kitte of the Sosou Army, Wukin's life was damaged by a single mistake. Wukin is from the Enshu Taizan Army, Kyohei Prefecture, and his nickname is Bunsoku. I don't know the year he was born. Wukin's history, known from the Three Kingdoms Period, begins with his position as a soldier of the Giyu Army in the Land of Gold. Wukin also participated in the Giyu Army, which was founded by the same emperor. In 1922, Houshin, who was the governor of the northwestern country, sent Sosou to the Enshu Taizan Army as a measure to oppose the Seishu Koukin Clan. Houshin and Sosou were both in a dilemma. However, in the following year, 1933, Houshin and Sosou were absorbed by the Seishu Koukin Clan, which was under the guise of a strategy to suppress the Seishu Koukin Clan. Houshin took Sosou's side and died in battle. Until then, Wukin, who had been working with Houshin, was able to serve Sosou as it was. Wukin was added to the rank of Ooro, the general of the Sosou Army, as the commander of the Tohaku. Ooro highly appreciated Wukin's talent. Master Sosou, Wukin, who is on my side, is a very excellent person. Wukin, huh? He was in the Giyu Army with Houshin, wasn't he? Yes. Wukin is excellent at archery and has the talent to become a great general in the future. He is a waste of a person to be my subordinate. I can't believe he was such an excellent man. Let's meet him one day. Please make him your subordinate. He is definitely a useful man for Master Sosou. With Ooro's recommendation, Sosou, who met Wukin, immediately recognized his talent and Wukin was appointed to the military branch. When Sosou went to Joshu to avenge his father, Wukin succeeded in attacking Joshu. With this achievement, Wukin was promoted to the rank of Kanjin. Even in the battle with Ryofu in 194, Wukin led a separate unit and defeated two Ryofu soldiers in the south of Bokuyo. In addition, he led a separate unit and defeated Kouga as the chief general. In addition to that, he defeated the enemy general in various battles and showed his ability to weaken the camp. In 196, Sosou tried to start the suppression of Joshu Koukin Zanto, Koushou, and Ryuhiki. However, Koushou took the lead and ambushed Sosou's camp. Wukin immediately led his immediate army and defeated Koushou and captured all the remnants. Wukin 33 Wukin 34 Wukin 35 Wukin 36 Wukin 38 So-Sou defeated Cho-Shu, who was in control of En, and made him surrender. However, So-Sou's woman-like personality was disturbed. When So-Sou attacked Cho-Shu's uncle, Mi-Bou-Jin, Cho-Shu was furious. So-Sou noticed that So-Sou had let his guard down and started a rebellion. So-Sou, who had let his guard down, retreated. In the midst of this, So-Sou lost his bodyguards and his son, So-Ko-Ra, and was hit hard. While his soldiers were on the run, U-Kin was led by a few hundred of his soldiers. U-Kin is said to have been very brave, and there were no soldiers who ran away. As expected of U-Kin-sama! If U-Kin-sama is with me, I'll be fine! If you follow U-Kin-sama, you can return safely! As the pursuit of Cho-Shu loosened, U-Kin returned in a line. While U-Kin was retreating in search of So-Sou, he met people who were running away without arming themselves. Hey, who attacked you? Were there any soldiers? U-Kin-sama! We were attacked by the Seishu-Hei! What!? They're saying that So-Sou-sama is in an alliance with them! I can't allow them to attack our allies! When So-Sou defeated the Seishu-Koukin-Zoku, he tried to use the remnants as his own soldiers and make them his elite. However, the Seishu-Hei joined So-Sou's protection, and worked to take away his allies' soldiers. U-Kin immediately tried to subdue the Seishu-Hei. The Seishu-Hei, who were attacked by U-Kin, hurriedly ran away and complained to So-Sou. So-Sou-sama! Please help us! U-Kin-sama's troops suddenly attacked us! After hearing the Seishu-Hei's actions, the people around U-Kin proclaimed to U-Kin that they should immediately inform So-Sou. U-Kin-sama! It seems that the Seishu-Hei is going to So-Sou-sama's side and is trying to stop U-Kin-sama. Let's return to So-Sou-sama's side as soon as possible. No. Now is an important time when we don't know when Choshu will attack again. In such a case, it is more important to prepare for the enemy. But if So-Sou-sama attacks U-Kin-sama... Don't worry. So-Sou-sama won't be able to hear the proclamation. Now, prepare for the enemy and build a camp. Understood. U-Kin dug a trench and finished building a camp. He went to So-Sou-sama and explained the situation. So-Sou-sama, when you retreated, I learned that the Seishu-Hei was working on the side of the enemy, so I subdued them. Oh, I see. However, when our army was in trouble, U-Kin led the army well and acted magnificently. He also set the standard for the Seishu-Hei. Thank you. The work of U-Kin is no less than that of the famous warriors of the past. So-Sou praised this achievement and sent U-Kin to the Ekiju Empire. In this way, not only was U-Kin a brilliant warrior, but he was also active as a commander who could make calm decisions. In 206, U-Kin's old friend, Shou-Ki, rebelled. It is said that this was the fifth rebellion. So-Sou was also subdued every time, but he was not able to defeat Shou-Ki. U-Kin was immediately subdued by the rebellion. With the help of reinforcements, U-Kin's army was able to surround Shou-Ki's army. Then, Shou-Ki asked for help from U-Kin, and Shou-Ki offered to surrender. It's been a long time, U-Kin. Can you tell So-Sou about this trip? Yes. Isn't it better to leave it to So-Sou? No. So-Sou always gives orders that those who surrender after being surrounded are not allowed. If you obey this order, Shou-Ki will be executed. But for U-Kin, Shou-Ki is an old friend, isn't he? The superior cannot disturb the law. I can't help Shou-Ki just because he is an old friend. U-Kin went to Shou-Ki himself and mourned him while crying. After hearing that, So-Sou looked down on Shou-Ki. You should have come to me before Shou-Ki surrendered. I can only say that it was fate that I went to U-Kin. From So-Sou's words, it can be inferred that he intended to forgive Shou-Ki. In that case, U-Kin would have killed Shou-Ki, whom So-Sou intended to forgive. However, So-Sou also appreciated U-Kin's perverse attitude. Even if those who surrender after being surrounded are not allowed, it is not illegal to run away as a prisoner. So-Sou should have expected his old friend to be the luckiest. So-Sou appreciated U-Kin's perverse attitude. However, he could not listen to the opinions of other warlords who stopped the execution of Shou-Ki. So-Sou's personality was not good. At this time, So-Sou praised U-Kin, Gakushin, and Choryo. They are not only good at martial arts, but also good at strategy and loyalty. If you want to fight, even if there is a hard-to-protect enemy, you must defeat them. You must follow the order and never make a mistake. You should appreciate their achievements and be grateful to them. U-Kin was recognized by Koishogun. In 209, U-Kin and Choryo, Choukou, and Zouhara were subdued by Qinlan and Baisei. At first, U-Kin and Zouha attacked Baisei and surrendered 3,000 people. However, Baisei, who rebelled again, joined Qinlan, where Choryo and Choukou were attacking. Choryo's army was short of garrison. So U-Kin never stopped the soldiers from transporting the garrison. Therefore, Choryo successfully subdued Qinlan. Thanks to this achievement, U-Kin had 200 servants and 1,200 soldiers. U-Kin not only hit the enemy's attack, but also showed his strength in the work of the army. At that time, U-Kin was known as Choryo, Gakushin, Choukou, and Zhoukou. Every time Cao Cao went on a campaign, five people were replaced. When he was on the offensive, he was a vanguard. When he was retreating, he was an outpost. At this time, U-Kin had an overwhelming ability and activity among the Cao Cao army. He was a trusted officer. U-Kin did not suppress the enemy, nor did he suppress the enemy's army. He was a strict officer. However, as you can see from the execution in the early days, U-Kin had a tendency to abolish the law. So U-Kin couldn't get much support from the soldiers. Gakushin, Choukou, and Zhoukou, who were on the side of U-Kin, were sympathetic to the soldiers, so they were happy to obey their orders. You can see the difference between U-Kin and Choukou from other episodes. There was a general named Shurei under Cao Cao. Cao Cao hated him for some reason, and eventually decided to take up the military tax. Cao Cao thought that U-Kin would be responsible for the military tax, so he ordered U-Kin to lead dozens of units and bring the order book. U-Kin immediately headed to Shurei's army and took up the army, but none of Shurei's subordinates, who knew how cunning U-Kin was, tried to oppose him. After that, Shurei also became a part of U-Kin's subordinates, but everyone was afraid of U-Kin and rebelled against him. U-Kin was promoted to general, and was given the title and rank of general. This is a sign that he was not subject to military law, and that he could lead his own army. There were several generals who were given the title and rank, but only U-Kin was given the title and rank of general. We can see how much U-Kin trusted him. In this way, U-Kin had made the position of the general absolute, but it was about to fall at once. In 219, Kan'u, who was stationed in the south of Keishu, attacked Hanzhou, which was guarded by the general. Cao Cao ordered U-Kin to help the general. U-Kin, I want you to go help the general. It seems that you are struggling to attack Kan'u. I understand. If I go to help the general, I will be able to attack Kan'u with Cao Cao's army. There will be no mistake in your command. I'm counting on you. Yes, sir. U-Kin led 30,000 soldiers as the general of reinforcements. However, at that time, it was raining near Hanzhou. In addition, due to the heavy rain, the water in the river was turbulent. A lot of water was accumulated on the ground, and all of U-Kin's troops were submerged. U-Kin climbed the hillside with the general and looked at the water, but he couldn't find a place to avoid it. Originally, Kan'u's army, which intended to take over the water, had a ship. They attacked U-Kin's army, but the people were also submerged. U-Kin's army, which did not have a ship, had no choice but to do so. Lord U-Kin! Kan'u's army is attacking! What should we do? As long as we have a ship... There is no time to hesitate! Please give us instructions! Fight? No, there is no other way. Lord U-Kin! All troops! Throw away your weapons and surrender! No way! Are you really going to surrender? I have no choice. U-Kin surrendered to Kan'u with 30,000 soldiers he was commanding, and became a prisoner. On the other hand, Houtoku, who was stationed in the north of Hanzhou, was submerged and captured by Kan'u, but he did not surrender, but he continued his loyalty to Cao Cao, and was executed. Cao Cao, who heard the news that U-Kin had surrendered, grieved. It's been 30 years since I've known U-Kin, but I didn't expect him to be in danger and not reach Houtoku. Cao Cao must have trusted U-Kin from the bottom of his heart who had run through many battlefields so far. U-Kin, who had never once doubted loyalty, surrendered to Kan'u, and Houtoku, who had been exhausted, chose death over loyalty to Cao Cao. It was an unexpected situation. On the other hand, Shibai and Shousai said, U-Kin went down because of the flood, and he did not lose the battle. They said to Cao Cao. U-Kin failed to rescue Cao Cao, but after that, Cao Cao defeated Kan'u's camp and saved Cao Cao. Kan'u also won an overwhelming victory but soon after that, he was defeated by Sonken's Ryomo and Rikuson, and was executed. Did U-Kin really lose his loyalty and surrender to his own life? If you think about it in another way, by surrendering with 30,000 soldiers, Kan'u's army will use an extra battalion. However, Kan'u's army, who were on the expedition, did not have an extra battalion, and the lack of a battalion was a matter of life and death. Also, U-Kin's army's garrison lost their troops, and they may not have been able to secure enough troops. In a sense, U-Kin's surrender was a success in reducing Kan'u's army. When Sonken defeated Kan'u, U-Kin was taken to Go. Sonken treated U-Kin as a historical figure and treated him with respect. However, Go's Guhon looked at U-Kin and cursed him with no shame. Sonken-sama, if a traitor like him is in Go, Well, well, Guhon. Although U-Kin lost this time, he is a general with many merits. U-Kin may have already regretted surrendering to Kan'u. U-Kin did not say anything like that to Guhon, but he was just being cursed. In 220, Cao Cao died, and Cao Pi succeeded, and established Go. Because Sonken showed a rebellious attitude towards Go, in 221, U-Kin decided to return to Go with other prisoners. At that time, Guhon again attacked Sonken. U-Kin lost the battle and lost tens of thousands of soldiers, but he did not die for loyalty. He survived. Even if he was sent back to Go, it was not a loss, but for us, he freed the prisoners. Rather than that, why don't we execute him here and see what happens to those who could not protect loyalty while being the fruit of evolution. That should be the end of the story. U-Kin's return was also said by Gi. We shouldn't have done it. Sonken treated U-Kin as a guest, but Guhon's opinion was an evaluation of U-Kin by the general public. Finally, Guhon called out to U-Kin. Hey, U-Kin. Don't think that there are no people in Go. I just happened to not have my opinion. I understand. Mr. Guhon is a straightforward person. Guhon continued to blame U-Kin, but U-Kin praised Guhon after returning to Go. Guhon, who was loyal to the law and justice he cherished, had a similar attitude to U-Kin. U-Kin lost weight and lost hair When he arrived at Gi, U-Kin was paralyzed. U-Kin shed tears and hit his head on the ground and bowed. U-Kin, you don't have to do that. No one knows what will happen in the war. I know you had no choice but to do that in that scene. Your Majesty, thank you very much. Once upon a time, Shin lost to So but Shin's lord did not allow his death. After that, he was able to get the enemy's land. Shin's Moumeishi was defeated by Shin, but he was not punished. Shin later became the ruler of the Holy Beast. The battle at Hanjo did not punish you because you returned to your original position. From now on, as you did for your deceased father. It's a waste of words. So-hi appointed U-Kin as the general of IA. However, comforted U-Kin and forgiven him, did not forgive U-Kin in his heart. After that, U-Kin decided to go to Gi to pay respects to his deceased father. Before that, he went to Koryo, There, So-hi drew a picture of Kan-U winning the battle, Houtoku being angry, and U-Kin being happy. However, it was criticized that So-hi's behavior was not what the emperor should do. U-Kin became ill He must have been embarrassed, ashamed, angry, and had various emotions. U-Kin died right after that. U-Kin was sent to Rei. Rei has the meaning of YAMU, SHIITAGERU, WAZAWAI, WARUI SHIGO, and AKUSHI. U-Kin was not allowed even after his death. In the era of the third emperor of Gi, So-hou, the emperor's body was enshrined in So-hou's temple, and generals such as So-jin and Kakoton were enshrined there. Choryo, Gakushin, Choko, Joko, and Houtoku were also enshrined, but U-Kin was not enshrined. Looking at this result alone, U-Kin may have been better off not surrendering to Kan-U, fighting a decisive battle, and dying. However, the most painful thing for U-Kin was that he was disappointed in So-sou. Even if he was in danger, he surrendered even though he was thought This lack of trust seems to be greatly undermining U-Kin's reputation. The founder of the Three Kingdoms, Chinju, was the most influential general Choryo, Gakushin, U-Kin, Choko, and Joko were all enshrined in one temple, and U-Kin was the third. Also, among the five, U-Kin was said to be the most influential. there was a part that became a hoax. U-Kin did not show mercy and did not receive instructions from his subordinates and the people. If he had been loved by his subordinates, there may have been someone who would have taken care of him U-Kin continued to lead the Three Kingdoms, but due to one failure in the battle against he lost all his reputation. Yes, that's all. How was it? If you found this video even a little interesting, please give it a high rating, comment, and subscribe. Comments, opinions, requests, etc., anything is fine, so please feel free to comment and give it a high rating. See you in the next video!