- Shao's camp
received the news that
Wuchao was
under attack,
Zhang He
urged Yuan Shao to send
reinforcements to
Wuchao to save the supplies, on
which the...
-
stages of the
Battle of Guandu,
Chunyu Qiong led more than 10,000
troops to
Wuchao (烏巢),
about 40 li
north of Yuan Shao's main camp, to
receive a new shipment...
- his army's
supply depot at
Wuchao (烏巢;
southeast of present-day
Yanjin County, Henan). One night, Cao Cao led a raid on
Wuchao to
destroy Yuan Shao's supplies...
-
Beijing (pinyin: Wū Cháo)
Wuchao,
supply cache during the
Battle of
Guandu (200 CE), see
Battle of Guandu#The raid on
Wuchao This
disambiguation page lists...
-
pointed out the
location of Yuan Shao's
supply depot at
Wuchao (烏巢) and
urged Cao Cao to
attack Wuchao and
destroy Yuan Shao's
supplies to
force the enemy...
- that a Zen
master named Wuchao resided on the
mountain and
practiced his
teachings there.
Bajie also
shared that Zen
Master Wuchao had once
wanted to accept...
- that
Wuchao was
under attack, he sent
Zhang He and Gao Lan to
attack Cao Cao's main camp in the hope of
diverting Cao Cao's
attention away from
Wuchao. However...
- on Yuan Shao's
supply depot at
Wuchao,
which was
defended by
Chunyu Qiong.
Instead of
sending reinforcements to
Wuchao, Yuan Shao sent
Zhang He and Gao...
-
Wuchao (烏巢) and set fire to the supplies.
Zhang He and Gao Lan (高覽), two of Yuan Shao's officers,
wanted to lead
troops to
attack Cao Cao at
Wuchao and...
- Cao and Yue Jin led a
strike force to
attack Yuan Shao's
supply depot at
Wuchao and
burnt it down,
inflicting severe damage on the
morale of Yuan Shao's...
