The famous "ever-victorious general" in history has been defeated all his life. How many do you know?

We often joke: Seriously, you lost. ? This is an online buzzword, which means that we don't have to take some things too seriously. This is a warning to our attitude towards life. However, the ancient generals had to be serious when fighting. After all, this is not only related to personal safety, but also to the luck and reputation of the country.

But victory or defeat is a common occurrence in military strategists. Even the most powerful generals dare not say that they will win every battle. But so many generals have been fighting all their lives. Today, let's talk about the famous in history? General who is often defeated? See how many you know.

I. Li Guangli

Li Guangli won the trust of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty by relying on Li Furen's nepotism, and became the supreme military commander in the later period of Emperor Wu's rule. They are also generals from the Western Han Dynasty, but Li Guangli's personal ability is far from that of Wei Qing.

When he led the army to Dawan for the first time, he hurried on regardless of the tired mood of the soldiers. The attack on Yucheng was defeated and the army lost nine tenths. When Li Guangli levied Dawan for the second time, he led another 60,000 soldiers to war. Although Dayuan was forced to surrender, he lost one-sixth of the total. Only dozens of good horses can be used as trophies, and the rest are middle horses and inferior horses.

Later, he led an army to crusade against the Huns, and thirty thousand Han troops lost more than half. Li Guangli managed to escape. The second time, he led more than 200,000 cavalry to fight against the Huns, only to be defeated by 100,000 Xiongnu soldiers. On the third trip, 70,000 Han troops were completely annihilated under his leadership, and Li Guangli himself surrendered to the Huns.

Second, Fan

Fan is the son-in-law of Jia Sidao, a traitor in the Southern Song Dynasty. He has tens of thousands of soldiers, but his ability is not worthy of such a position that all the troops in Huangzhou Wuding are in control. At that time, the court sent him to rescue Xiangyang, which was besieged by Mongols. When he arrived, he was scared silly by the Mongolian artillery, left the soldiers and ran away directly, resulting in the annihilation of tens of thousands of people in Song Jun.

Two years later, perhaps the shadow brought by Mongolian artillery has eased. At this time, Fan did not know where he came from, and even boasted that he could beat the Yuan Army by himself. As a result, he went to Xiangyang again. Fan got off to a bad start and ran away again.

Two months later, Fan led 100,000 troops to attack the famous Mongolian player Asu. Similarly, after being defeated by the other side, Fan chose to escape, leaving hundreds of warships and tens of thousands of trophies of Song Jun to the enemy. After the fall of Xiangyang, Fan was only demoted. Later, when the Yuan army was under siege, Fan resolutely chose to be a traitor.

After the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, Kublai Khan took a fancy to Fan Huwen and sent him to lead a hundred thousand troops to attack Japan. After Fan arrived, he dared neither attack nor defend, and the result was imaginable. In the end, tens of thousands of yuan troops were captured by the Japanese army, and Fan escaped again. Unexpectedly, such a person eventually died at home as the Prime Minister of Shangshu.

Third, Timur comes first.

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, insurgents rose everywhere, and Yuan Shundi sent Tuotuo to put down the rebellion. This is Timur, Tuotuo's younger brother. At first, the initial results were achieved in quelling the rebellion, which made Timur somewhat complacent. But the rebels are not vegetarians either. They killed one of Timur's generals in a night attack, and as a result, he was scared to retreat for dozens of miles.

Seeing that the success of the first battle was wiped out overnight, Tuotuo decided to put all his eggs in one basket and handed over the last 300,000 troops to his younger brother, telling him that he could only win the battle but not lose it. Timur knew the importance of the matter first, so he didn't dare to send troops easily after taking over. Not only that, he also opened an altar in the army all day, hoping to get the blessing of the gods.

The insurgents didn't know what the Yuan Army was doing, but they just sneaked in to get wind of it. Unexpectedly, Timur got on the horse and ran away first. The army was leaderless for a while, and his soldiers began to flee and even kill each other. 300,000 troops, only 1 10,000 left. Tuotuo and Timur brothers first died in a foreign land.

Fourth, Li Jinglong

Li Jinglong's father, Li Wenzhong, a famous Cao Guogong, is not only Zhu Yuanzhang's nephew, but also his adopted son. So Li Jinglong's starting line was very high. Later, he inherited the title of Cao Guogong, his father. Unfortunately, he didn't inherit his father's warrior gene, so he broke a good hand.

Judy, the prince of Yan, first sent Geng Bingwen to stop him after the war in Jingnan. Later, when Geng Bingwen was defeated, he listened to Huang Zicheng and asked Li Jinglong to replace him. At that time, Emperor Chu was leading his second son, Zhu, to fight in the front, while Li Jinglong led his army into his lair, Beiping, and the prince stayed in Beiping.

Zhu Gaochi's own military capability is not particularly strong, but it is very difficult to stop the 500,000 troops led by Li Jinglong and take tens of thousands of troops to defend the city. When the Ming army had the upper hand, the governor Zhai Neng was about to break through the gate of Zhangye. Who knows, Li Jinglong was afraid that he would take credit and forced him back.

Li Jinglong's narrow-mindedness bought time for Judy's rescue. Later, Judy led the main force to arrive, and the Li Jinglong army abandoned its helmet and armor and retreated overnight. After returning home, ministers all requested that Li Jinglong be held accountable. Even Huang Zicheng, who chose him at the beginning, deeply regrets it now. But Wen Jian didn't blame Li Jinglong, but sent him to war the next year.

This time, Li Jinglong led 600,000 troops to fight Yan Jun in Baigou River. The war was fierce, but Li Jinglong left the army at the critical moment and fled to Beijing, only to be wiped out. Even so, I gave Li Jinglong a chance to guard Jinchuan Gate.

But this time, Li Jinglong didn't give him a chance. He directly opened the Jinchuan Gate and welcomed Judy into the city. From all this, I'm afraid no one will believe that Li Jinglong is not Judy's undercover. For people like Li Jinglong, Judy looks down on him in her heart. After he ascended the throne, Chu Dixian rewarded him, but a year later, Li Jinglong was liquidated.