In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are there any generals who are good at water warfare? Can you tell me?

In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", there is no doubt that the generals who are good at water warfare are mainly concentrated in Soochow. Other forces also have generals who are good at surface warfare.

Soochow:

The four major governors: Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lu Meng, and Lu Xun. These four governors must be proficient in naval strategy and tactics. Among them, Lu Meng once killed the enemy general Chen Jiu in a naval battle.

Gan Ning served as a river thief, killed Deng Fei in a boat battle, and shot Cai Si to death; general Ling Cao died in a water battle, and his son Ling Tong fought hard to recapture his father's body in a boat. Huang Gai Wenpin was shot down in a water battle, Han Dang and Zhou Tai both participated in the boarding battle and made gains, Ding Feng and Xu Sheng chased Zhuge Liang in a boat, Dong Xi capsized his boat and drowned in a water battle, and Jiang Qin and Chen Wu both led their fleets in the Battle of Chibi. When Zhou Yu was recuperating in Chaisang, Cheng Pu had acted as the governor for a period of time, and he should also be good at water fighting. When Liu Bei conquered Wu, Zhu Ran led his navy to resist. As for Soochow, it seems that Taishi Ci had never fought a water battle.

In general, the generals of Soochow can do a lot of fighting on the water. If they don't know how to play water battles, they probably won't be able to get along in Soochow.

Jingzhou:

In addition to the generals in the Soochow camp who are good at water warfare, Liu Biao in Jingzhou has more naval talents, and his strength is not even better than Soochow. Okay, let's check it out.

Liu Pan used to be Huang Zhong's boss and often harassed Jiang Dong. He knew how to fight with water. Young Master Liu Qi had practiced naval warfare in Xiakouzhi, so he had no problem fighting water battles.

Zhang Yun and Cai Mao's talents in naval warfare were even feared by Zhou Yu. Cai Mao's brother Cai Si died in a water battle. Cai Zhong and Cai He also knew water warfare. Wenpin is also an expert in water warfare.

Huang Zu is a veteran of water battles, and his subordinates Deng Long, Su Fei, and Chen Jiu all have records of water battles.

Shuhan Group:

Shuhan Group is the most overlooked water warfare powerhouse. If you list the generals who understand water warfare, you will be shocked.

Except Ma Chao, the other four Shu Han Five Tiger Generals all know water warfare. Guan Yu was stationed in Jingzhou and had practiced naval warfare, and his subordinates Zhou Cang and Guan Ping were also able to fight on the water; Zhang Fei was the boatman who intercepted the river to capture Adou; Zhao Yun was once ordered to defend the mouth of the Sanjiang River to resist Sun Quan and intercepted the river to capture Adou. At that time, they also engaged in boarding battles; Huang Zhong used to serve as Liu Pan's general and harassed Jiangdong many times.

Liu Feng, Mi Zhu, and Mi Fang were all good at water battles. During the Battle of Chibi, they led their fleets to capture prisoners along the river.

When Liu Bei conquered Wu, he "advanced both by water and land", but he did not say who was the commander of the water army. Maybe Liu Bei personally commanded it, which means that Liu Bei also knew how to fight by water.

Cao Wei:

Cao Wei has relatively few water warfare talents, so check it out.

After Jiang Qian stole the book and Cao Cao mistakenly killed Zhang Yun and Cai Mao, he made Mao Jie and Yu Jin the commanders of the navy. It seems that they should know something about it.

During the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao appointed Mao Jie and Yu Jin as the commanders of the middle navy, Zhang He as the commander of the front navy, Lu Qian as the commander of the rear army, Wenpin as the commander of the left army, and Wenpin as the commander of the right army. The commander-in-chief is Lu Tong; the land and water support envoys are Xiahou Dun and Cao Hong. These people should also have learned some knowledge of water warfare.

Except for these four camps, other forces have not found any generals who are good at water warfare.

In the post-Three Kingdoms era, there were also Sun Shao, Sun Xin, Lu Jing, Du Yu and others, but I will not list them one by one.