I am Zhao Zilong from Changshan, and I am Zhang Yide from Yan. Why does Guan Yu only use the word "2" when reporting his family name?

Guan Yu is a noble man, arrogant and has a very strong self-esteem. He calls himself different on different occasions and in different statuses, which also reflects his psychological state. Let's take a look at several of Guan Yu's self-claims.

1. The surname is Guan Mingyu

In the first chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he meets Liu Bei and Zhang Fei for the first time, and Guan Yu introduces himself in more detail. Review: The three heroes of Taoyuan Banquet became sworn friends and killed the Yellow Turban hero for his first meritorious service

Guan Yu introduced himself to Liu Bei and Zhang Fei, "My surname is Guan Mingyu, my given name is Changsheng, later changed to Yunchang, and I am a good man from Hedong." He also clearly admitted that he was a wanted murderer. Guan Yu spoke in such detail because he treated Liu Bei and Zhang Fei as brothers and told them frankly about his situation. The word "immortality" was the only time Guan Yu told others.

2. Young General In the fifth chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Yu asked for orders to fight against Hua Xiong and called himself "Little General".

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Eighteen princes gathered to attack Dong, but were blocked by Lu Bu's fierce general Hua Xiong. After several defeats, everyone was scratching their heads. Guan Yu asked for orders to go out to fight, shouting: "Young general is willing to cut off Hua Xiong's head and offer it to the tent."

Guan Yu was just a horse archer with a humble status, but he had a strong self-esteem and was eager to achieve success. However, one of the people who fought in front was the "valid general" Yu She, and the other was the "admiral" Pan Feng. Guan Yu's status was far different from theirs, so he called himself a "little general".

3. Guan Yunchang

In the nineteenth chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Yu led his troops to intercept Lu Bu and called himself "Guan Yunchang".

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Lü Bu was repulsed by Zhang Fei in Xiaopei and fled in panic. On the way back, he encountered Guan Yu blocking the way. Guan Yu immediately He raised his sword and shouted loudly: "Lü Bu, please leave, Guan Yunchang is here!"

Lü Bu was a prince-level figure at this time, and Guan Yu's status was completely incomparable to him, so Simply call himself "Guan Yunchang". The other time Guan Yu called himself "Guan Yunchang" was during the battle against Pang De in the Northern Campaign against Xiangfan, in Chapter 74 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". < /p>

4. Guan Mou

In the twenty-fifth chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Yu made three arrangements in his village. He surrendered to the Han but not to Cao Cao. After meeting Cao Cao, he called himself "Guan Mou" .

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Guan Gong was trapped in Tuen Mountain, Zhang Liao persuaded him to surrender and agreed to Guan Yu's conditions. Guan Yu came down the mountain to see Cao Cao and expressed his intention: "If Guan knows where the emperor's uncle is, he will follow him no matter how hard it is." Guan Yu usually calls himself "Guan" when he meets Cao Cao. For example, in Chapter 50 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Huarong Dao captured and released Cao Shi.

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Cao Cao was defeated in Chibi and mistakenly walked on Huarong Road. He was ambushed by Guan Yu and his troops. Cao Cao rode forward and greeted Guan Yu. : "General, how are you?" Guan Yu bowed and returned the salute: "Guan has been waiting for the Prime Minister for a long time on the orders of the military advisor."

5. Liu Xuande's younger brother Guan

Guan Yu's attitude towards ordinary people He also calls himself Guan. In Chapter 27 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he meets the old village owner and calls himself Guan, but adds the prefix "Liu Xuande's younger brother".

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Guan Yu hung up his seal and sealed the gold, protecting his two sisters-in-law and riding alone on thousands of miles. When it was night, Arrive at a village to seek shelter. When they met with the village owner, Guan Gong said, "I am Guan, Liu Xuande's younger brother." Guan Yu was thinking about his brotherhood at this time and was eager to find Liu Bei, so he called himself this in the village, probably because he wanted to get some news about Liu Bei.

6. Guan Mou, the Marquis of Shouting of the Han Dynasty

In the process of riding thousands of miles alone and beheading generals, Guan Yu twice called himself the title "Marquis of Shouting of the Han Dynasty". The first time was when passing Luoyang Pass.

Guan Yu escorted his two sisters-in-law through Luoyang Pass. When they met guard Han Fu leading a thousand men and horses, they stopped at the pass. Han Fu asked, and Guan Yu replied: "I, Mr. Guan, the Shouting Marquis of the Han Dynasty, dare to pass by." ". When Guan Yu met Qin Qi at the Yanjin Ferry of the Yellow River, he also called himself "Guan Mou, Shoutinghou of the Han Dynasty".

After passing the five passes, Guan Yu drove his chariots to the Yellow River ferry. Qin Qi stopped him and asked: "Who is coming?" Guan Yu replied: "Guan, the Marquis of Shouting of the Han Dynasty."

Guan Yu calls himself the "Marquis of Shouting of the Han Dynasty" by his title. He is proud of himself and uses his power to overwhelm others. It also reminds people of the origin of his title of nobility due to his merits - the Battle of Baimapo, and Threat of force.

7. I

Guan Yu once called "I" in Chapter 42 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

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Cao Cao led his troops to attack Liu Bei, and defeated Liu Bei in a battle at Dangyang. Zhang Fei was defeated. At Yangqiao, Liu Bei retreated while Cao Cao led his troops in hot pursuit. At the critical moment, Guan Yu led his troops and rushed out from behind the hillside, shouting: "I've been waiting here for a long time." It's strange. I don't know why Guan Yu did it. Call yourself this way.