Brief introduction of Ma Chao. Who are Ma Chao’s family members?

Ma Chao was a general of the Shu Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms period, and was called one of the "Five Tigers of Shu Han" by later generations. Ma Chao, a native of Maoling, Fufeng, was born in 176 AD and died in 222 AD. When Ma Chao was seventeen years old, he had already put on his military uniform and followed his father on the battlefield. Later, Ma Chao's father Ma Teng was killed by Cao Cao, and Ma Chao and Cao Cao were at odds ever since. In 211 AD, Ma Chao decided to unite with Han Sui, the largest force in Liangzhou, to form an anti-Cao alliance.

Han Sui was persuaded by Ma Chao and decided to join forces with Ma Chao to encircle and suppress Cao Cao. In July, Cao Cao led his army to confront Ma Chao at Tongguan. When Ma Chao learned that Cao Cao was going to cross the river to the west, he asked Han Sui to send troops to garrison the north bank of the Wei River. In this way, Cao Cao's military camp voluntarily withdrew without food. Later, Cao Cao changed his westward strategy and planned to cross the Yellow River from Tongguan. After Ma Chao learned about it, he made arrangements again. He asked Liang Xing to lead his army against Cao Cao's general Huang Xu.

After fighting Liang Xing and Huang Xu, Liang Xing was defeated by Huang Xu, who further occupied Hexi. Cao Cao's troops crossed the Yellow River from Tongguan in batches. When Cao Cao, Chu Xu and other generals were preparing to cross the river, Ma Chao suddenly led his troops to attack, causing Cao Cao to panic. Chu Xu and Zhang He hurriedly protected Cao Cao in the chaos and led Cao Cao across the Yellow River. Ma Chao refused to let Cao Cao go and led his cavalry to chase Cao Cao while shooting arrows. Under Ma Chao's siege, Cao Cao almost lost his life. Later, Ding Fei, a captain in Cao Cao's camp, saw fit and released a large number of cattle and horses. Soldiers from Ma Chao's camp went to snatch them, leaving Cao Cao to pursue them. Facing an uncontrollable situation, Ma Chao felt sorry to see Cao Cao successfully cross the river.

Ma Chao was a famous general during the Three Kingdoms period in China. His father Ma Teng was a warlord in Xiliang in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. At first, when Ma Chao was young, he went to war with his father on the battlefield. Later, his father was betrayed by Cao Cao and turned against Han Sui. In the end, Cao Cao killed Ma Chao's father Ma Teng. After that, Ma Chao vowed to kill Cao Cao to avenge his father. Ma Teng is the father of Ma Chao, a famous soldier during the Three Kingdoms period in China. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liangzhou warlord Ma Teng was a descendant of Ma Yuan, the famous Fubo general at that time. Ma Teng's mother is an Aqiang woman, so Ma Teng is half Qiang. He is about eight feet tall. At first, Ma Teng and Han Sui were good friends, but later they turned against each other due to conflicts between their subordinates and Cao Cao's alienation. After Ma Teng and Han Sui turned against each other, Cao Cao took the opportunity to defeat Ma Teng and Han Sui one by one and killed Ma Teng.

Ma Chao was very angry at Cao Cao for killing his father, so he vowed to kill Cao Cao in his lifetime to avenge his father. After his father's death, he went to seek refuge with Zhang Lu, and later went to see Liu Zhang on Zhang Lu's recommendation. Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei admired Ma Chao very much, so they sent Zhang Fei to appease Ma Chao. After Ma Chao was pacified, he became one of the important generals of Shu. Ma Chao has followed Liu Bei's army against Cao Cao for many years. In a battle, he chased Cao Cao on horseback. Although he cut off Cao Cao's beard and clothes, unfortunately, he did not kill Cao Cao. From Ma Chao's revenge for his father, we can see that Ma Chao is a filial man who values ??love and justice.

Ma Chao fought on the battlefield throughout his life. At first, he followed his father Ma Teng to attack Cao Cao, but was defeated by Cao Cao and defected to Liu Bei. Ma Chao's wife is Yang, and he has a concubine named Dong Shi. Ma Chao's two wives died one after another before and after he defected to Liu Bei, leaving only three sons and one daughter. However, Ma Chao's descendants all died with Ma Chao's death. But there are also rumors that Ma Chao's descendants have immigrated abroad. First, Ma Chao had four descendants from his children. Although Ma Chao is an extremely important figure in the history of our country, historically Ma Chao's second son was named Ma Qiu. After Ma Chao took refuge with Liu Bei, he left his wife Dong Shi and son Ma Qiu behind in Hanzhong. Later Cao Cao defeated Zhang Lu. After breaking Hanzhong, Cao Cao handed over Ma Chao's wife and son Ma Qiu to Zhang Lu. Zhang Lu personally killed Ma Chao's second son Ma Qiu. Ma Chao's third son, named Ma Cheng, inherited Ma Chao's title after his death. Although he is Ma Chao's third son, in history