Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei are three of the most famous figures in history. The Taoyuan Sanjieyi, which appears in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, compares Liu Guanzhang to a brother with a different surname. Even in the main history, these three people are the number one heroes who founded the Shu Han. Liu Bei was the "Emperor Zhaolie of Han", and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were both "Five Tiger Generals". However, the tiger father has no dog son, and the son of Liu Guanzhang's three people is really not as good as one. When I saw what the children of these three people had done, I really blushed for their parents.
In the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", there are important introductions to the sons of Liu Guanzhang's three people. Liu Bei's son did not need to be mentioned, and the later lord Liu Chan fainted to the point. Although many online authors nowadays, the Great Book of Books compares Liu Chan to a great wisdom and foolishness, but it cannot hide Liu Chan, but he is a person with two sides and three swords. Before Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan was vain and condescending to The Snake, and after Zhuge Liang's death, he tried his best to stop Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition. In the end, he obeyed the advice of the eunuchs and other ministers and surrendered, so the later lord Liu Chan did not mention it.
Although Liu Bei is not a good man who stands tall in the sky, Liu Xuande can rely on his three-inch tongue and the body of Bai Ding to create a great business in the chaotic world, which should not be underestimated. However, liu Chan, the later lord, did not inherit his father's talent. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's sons were both military generals, and Guan Yunchang had three sons, namely Guan Ping, Guan Xing, and Guan Suo. Zhang Fei has two sons, Zhang Bao and Zhang Shao. These few little tiger generals have repeatedly killed the enemy in front of the battlefield and helped Shu Han make many military achievements. However, these sons of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei did not reach half the level of their fathers' strength. Above the integrity, it is not as loyal as their ancestors.
Guan Yu's eldest son was named Guan Ping, and Guan Ping was not Guan Yu's son in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but the true heir of Guan Yu. In zhengshi, Guan Yu carelessly lost Jingzhou, and Guan Ping was slashed and killed by the Eastern Wu generals in Linfeng with his father. Guan Yu's second son, Guan Xing, was unusually brave, and Zhuge Liang also trusted him. After the deaths of Guan Yu and Guan Ping, Guan Xing succeeded his father as the Marquis of Hanshouting and served as a waiter and a lieutenant. Guan Xing's image in the rendition seems to be similar to Guan Yu's, killing Pan Zhang and recapturing the Green Dragon Yanyue Sword. However, in the main history, Guan Xing died young, and he died at the age of 25. Thereafter, Guan Yu's grandson Guan Tong succeeded to the title. According to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Zhong Hui Deng Ai broke the Shu Han along the small road. Guan Xing's family was killed by Pang Hui (Pound's son), so Guan Yu's first two sons did not do much.
The third son, Guan Suo, has no record, leaving only his name. Let's look at Zhang Fei's son, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhang Fei has two sons and two daughters. The two sons were Zhang Bao and Zhang Shao. The eldest son, Zhang Bao, like Guan Xing, fell ill and died prematurely at the age of twenty-five or six. Zhang Fei's second son, Zhang Shao, inherited his father's title and became an official to Shangshu. In 263, the Shu Han Dynasty fell, but Zhang Shao went to Luoyang with the later lord Liu Chan. In other words, Zhang Fei's second son is an out-and-out "surrender faction." If we say that Guan Yu's three sons are not good men, they can also be called full of loyal martyrs. However, why did Zhang Fei's second son go to Luoyang with the later lord Liu Chan to have fun?
According to the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, and Liu Bei were brothers and sisters. Since Liu Bei's last wish before his death was that the later lord Liu Chan would lead the Shu Han to restore the Han Dynasty, then Zhang Fei and Guan Yu's sons must repay their death according to the integrity held by the ancients. Guan Ping and Guan Xing died on the battlefield, although their ability was not good, their courage was commendable. Zhang Fei's eldest son Zhang Baoying died young, leaving aside for the time being, but the second son Zhang Shao supported the surrender of the later lord Liu Chan and went to Luoyang to add officials to the throne.
Therefore, the sons of Zhang Fei and Guan Yu are really not as good as one, and they have lost the old face of their fathers. Don't think that Zhang Fei's second son and the empress dowager Liu Chan went to Luoyang to preserve their strength. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms and Shu records that after Zhang Shao came to Luoyang, he was as happy as the later lord Liu Chan, and had no idea of restoring the country at all. From the hinterland of Bashu to the palatial Luoyang, Zhang Shao and Liu Chan drank and had fun all day. If Zhang Fei had a spirit in the heavens, he would definitely be furious at what his son did.
Reference: Sangokushi