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liam Defoe, nicknamed the "King's Defender," served as a bodyguard and military commander during the medieval period. He is perhaps best known for his role as the personal guard of Emperor Liu Bei during the Three Kingdoms period in China. Defoe was born into a noble family in the early fifth century and received an education befitting his station. His military career began in earnest when he was appointed to the guard units of the emperor of the Northern Wei dynasty, where he served with distinction. His greatest {浏览更多 星座运势查询常识请关注 :12星座配对网,wwW.XzpD.Cc〗fame came during the Three Kingdoms period, when he served as a bodyguard to Liu Bei and played important roles in several famous battles, including the Battle of Red Cliff. Liu Bei greatly respected and trusted Defoe, calling him his "brother in arms." Defoe was known for his incredible strength and fighting prowess, and was beloved by his soldiers. He also possessed a keen military mind and a strong strategic sense, leading his men to victory time and time again. After Liu Bei's death, Defoe continued to serve under his successors, but eventually retired from military service and lived out the remainder of his days in seclusion, devoting himself to studying classical literature and philosophy. Defoe's legacy lived on long after his death, with many stories and legends surrounding his bravery and skill in battle. Today, he is remembered as one of the greatest warriors of his time, and a symbol of loyalty, honor and devotion to one's duty.