Not the figure you're looking for?
Learn how to add missing figures here.
Guan Ping
Brand:
Decool
Serial:
20365
Year:
2024
Theme:
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Biography:
Guan Ping, in the historical novel *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*, is the adopted son of the renowned general Guan Yu. Accounts vary, but the novel depicts him as originally being the son of Guan Ding, a local wealthy man who entrusted him to Guan Yu after being impressed by the general's righteousness.
Guan Ping became a loyal follower and virtually a son to Guan Yu. He frequently accompanied Guan Yu on military campaigns and served as his aide. He trained diligently in martial arts and became a competent warrior himself, participating in numerous battles.
While not possessing the legendary status of his adoptive father or other prominent generals, Guan Ping was known for his bravery and dedication. He fought alongside Guan Yu until their tragic end at Maicheng. Guan Ping was captured and executed by Sun Quan's forces, sharing the fate of his adoptive father.
In popular culture surrounding the novel, Guan Ping is often depicted as a young, handsome warrior, a symbol of filial piety and unwavering loyalty. He is often portrayed alongside Guan Yu in temples and artwork, cementing his place in Chinese folklore.
Guan Ping became a loyal follower and virtually a son to Guan Yu. He frequently accompanied Guan Yu on military campaigns and served as his aide. He trained diligently in martial arts and became a competent warrior himself, participating in numerous battles.
While not possessing the legendary status of his adoptive father or other prominent generals, Guan Ping was known for his bravery and dedication. He fought alongside Guan Yu until their tragic end at Maicheng. Guan Ping was captured and executed by Sun Quan's forces, sharing the fate of his adoptive father.
In popular culture surrounding the novel, Guan Ping is often depicted as a young, handsome warrior, a symbol of filial piety and unwavering loyalty. He is often portrayed alongside Guan Yu in temples and artwork, cementing his place in Chinese folklore.
www.herobloks.com
HeroBloks uses affiliate marketing for links to some external sites, such as eBay, eBid, Amazon, Aliexpress and Temu.
Funds raised in this way go towards the costs of maintaining this site.
Funds raised in this way go towards the costs of maintaining this site.
2 users own this figure
Entry created on 8th Jun 2024 by
© 2014 - 2025 wickedlemon [2475]