Guan Yu mocked Sun Quan for finding relatives, indicating that northerners looked down on southerners during the Three Kingdoms period?

It is said that when Guan Gong was guarding Jingzhou, Sun Quan sent someone to fix him up and wanted to be his in-laws. Unexpectedly, Guan Gong was very embarrassed. Not only did he disagree, but he also called names. What did he specifically scold (Yuncheng dialect: Sun Quan, an idiot? ), I don't know, it's ugly anyway, the messenger left awkwardly, and Sun Quan became angry from embarrassment.

There is only one sentence in the biography of Guan Yu in the Three Kingdoms: "First of all, the right envoy is the son of Suo Yu, and Yu insulted his envoy, forbidding him to get married, and Quan was furious."

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, after Guan Gong was furious, he said, "Can a tiger woman match a dog?" Of course, this is Mr. Luo Guanzhong's imagination, but it also adds three points of heroism to the ancestors of later generations.

Why did Guan Gong refuse to get married? The reason is complicated.

First, I think this is your Sun Quan digging a hole to marry me, not to make my brother and your brother-in-law feel suspicious.

Second, there is a ridiculous lesson. The daughter of Cao Cao's general Coss married Sun Ce's younger brother Sun Kuang, but when Sun Quan wanted to occupy Jingzhou, he didn't mean to fight. Such low credibility will inevitably make Guan Gong's teeth cold.

Third, before that, Liu Bei married Wu Dong. Later, Mrs. Sun scared Liu Bei into hiding in surprisingly, ran away by herself, and almost drove Adou away (which makes people wonder if Adou was not alert later, and was scared by her stepmother? )。 Not authentic, it is inevitable that Guan Yu will look down on the whole Soochow.

In addition, there is another reason, that is, Guan Gong looks down on southerners in his bones, and he is not the only one who holds this attitude. It can be said that he represented a general mentality of northern heroes at that time.

This leads to the cautious view of this paper, is it true that northerners almost occupied the whole stage during the Three Kingdoms period, and southern Renye Fang accompanied them?

Look at the opening of the three kingdoms first. Zhang Jiao, Zhang Bao and Sean are all Hebei Julu people. Look at the 18-route governors who took part in the crusade against Dong Zhuo:

The first road is Nanyang satrap Yuan Shu (Henan), the second road is Jizhou satrap Han Fu (Henan), the third road is Yuzhou satrap Kong Zhou (Henan), the fourth road is Yanzhou satrap Liu Dai (Shandong), the fifth road is Hanoi satrap Wang Kuang (Shandong), the sixth road is Chen Liu satrap Zhang Miao (Shandong), and the seventh road is satrap Qiao Huan (Henan) 11th road. Fourteen Beiping satrap Gongsun Zan (Hebei), fifteen Tang satrap (Shanxi), sixteen Wucheng Hou Changsha satrap Sun Jian (Zhejiang), seventeen Bohai satrap Yuan Shao (Henan) and eighteen Fen.

This does not include Liu Bei in the north, and Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu in the crusade are also northerners. From this point of view, it seems that the north and the south have no weight at all. Only two people can really be called southerners: Sun Jian and Zhang, and only two people can really be called southerners: Sun Jian and Zhang. The other heroes (including many bears) are northerners, so it is reasonable that southerners who come to play soy sauce are despised.

After talking about the various strongmen, we can see that there is a very popular ranking list as follows: One Lu, Two Zhao, Three Dian Wei, Four Pass, Five Horses and Six Zhang Fei, Huang Xu, Two Xiahou, Two Zhang (Zhang Liao Zhang He), Xu Panggan, and Zhang Xiuhe (Wen Chou Yan Liang). Although brave and helpless, he was twenty-four soldiers of the Three Kingdoms, and finally defeated Wargo and Jiang Wei. In the early days of the Three Kingdoms, all the immortals returned to their places. Is the military commander getting weaker and weaker? Even Liao Hua can be a pioneer)

Whether the force value in this list is accurate or not, not to mention the birthplace of the characters, only Sun Ce (Zhejiang) and Gan Ning (Chongqing) are authentic southerners. Some people may say that Zhou Tai is not from the south. Anhui Fengtai!

In modern China, the Yangtze River is the dividing line between the north and the south, but the dividing line between the north and the south in those days was the Huaihe River in Qinling Mountains, so as far as Anhui is concerned, Fuyang, Bozhou (Cao Cao's hometown), Huaibei, Suzhou and Bengbu in the north of the Huaihe River belong to the north, while Huainan, Hefei, Huangshan, Lu 'an and Chuzhou in the south belong to the south. Fengtai happens to be on the north bank of Huaihe River, so Zhou Tai can only be regarded as a northerner. Of course, if you have to say goodbye and say that the Huaihe River has been diverted, then I can also give up. But there are only two or three southerners in the 24-person motorcade, which still makes it difficult for southerners to drive.

Add a few more, for example, the remaining two of Cao Cao's Five Heroes, Lejin is from Henan and Yujin is from Shandong. Wu is from Funan, Anhui Province (not good either, but also north of Huaihe River), veteran and Han Dang, a pair of tearful villagers in Hebei Province.

Next, the counselor group. The most famous is Mr Zhuge Liang, a native of yinan county, Linyi. In his early years, he went to Jingzhou with his uncle Zhuge Xuan. After his uncle died, he lived in seclusion in Longzhong, Xiangyang. More precisely, he is an immigrant from Shandong, or a northerner. In Liu Bei's brain-nourishing think tank, all the people who followed him in those years were northerners, such as Mi Fang's brothers, Jian Yong, and others, and his important counselor Fa Zheng was originally from Meixian County, Shaanxi Province, and belonged to the southern refugees. Liu Bei's two powerful uncles, Wu Yi and Wu Ban, are from Jiangnan.

Of course, after Liu Bei won Jingzhou and Yizhou, many southerners (mainly from Hubei and Sichuan) attached themselves to it. For example, Mr. Feng Chu and Pang Tong are authentic people from Xiangyang, Hubei; Ma Su, Xiang Lang, Dong, Dong Yun, Fei Yi, Yang Yi and Liao Hua are all from Hubei. Jiang Wan and Liu Ba are from Hunan; The rest, such as Zhang Yi, Ma Zhong, Huang Quan and Qiao Zhou, are all Sichuanese.

Cao Ying has five consultants. Guo Jia and Yu Xun Xun You are both from Henan, Jia Xu from Gansu and Cheng Yu from Shandong. The outstanding representative Sima Yi family who appeared in the later period was also from Jiaozuo, Henan. In addition to these, Cao Cao's men and women are almost all northerners. Please refer to my article "Ten Shanxi Famous Soldiers of Cao Wei in the History of the Three Kingdoms, all of whom worshipped the marquis", and so did Yuan Shao.

Fortunately, there are Sun Shi and his son, who are regarded as the pillars of the South. There are several well-known hard characters below them. Zhou Yu is from Hefei, Anhui, Lu Su from Chuzhou, Anhui, Lu Xun from Suzhou, Jiangsu, veteran Huang Gai and Zhu Zhi, one from Hunan and the other from Zhejiang. These people are fighting for the bright future of the south. However, in addition to the above, there are still many northerners in Wu Wen, Jiangdong. For example, Zhang Zhao, the representative of the capitulators, was from Xuzhou, Jiangsu, and two tiger ministers, Xu Sheng and Pan Zhang, were from Shandong.

The North, especially the Central Plains, has always claimed to be the birthplace of China's orthodox culture. Also known as "competing for the Central Plains", the Central Plains is a part of Hebei, Henan, Shandong and Shanxi, plus a part of northern Anhui and northern Jiangsu. In the minds of many northerners, further south is simply an uncivilized area, which is "Naman". Of course, southerners can't suffer verbally, and it is natural to retaliate against northerners.

Northerners have always been simple and honest, and it is inevitable that they are arrogant and extreme. The southern troops led by Sun Jian, the 18th Route Warlord, have strong combat capability, but other warlords still despise them. Yuan Shu made trouble for Sun Jian everywhere, but his younger brother Yuan Shao pretended not to see it.

It's a little messy, hey hey! Write wherever you think, and write wherever you hit. It is clearer to have a table if you really count it, but it is boring.

In the final analysis, the relationship between northerners and southerners has always been subtle, which is the brand left by the times, but don't be dark and boring. Isn't it because Guan Gong looked down on the stumbling of southern talents that he not only lost his life, but also lost Jingzhou, the treasure house of his eldest brother?