Presenting the 12-inch (1/6 scale) action figure of General Ma Chao, a beautifully crafted collectible in the tradition of action figures. This figure features:
Articulated Hands, Arms, and Legs: Full range of motion for dynamic posing.
Interchangeable Options: Various hands and heads, complete with helmet, armor, and fur coat.
Authentic Weapons: Includes a sword and double-edged lance.
Diorama Display: Available as a standalone figure or with a horse.
Crafted from tissue, fur, and leather materials, this unique museum-quality painted figure captures the essence of General Ma Chao. It's a must-have art piece for any passionate history action figure collector. Don’t miss the chance to add this exceptional figure to your collection!
GENERAL MA CHAO - 3 KINGDOMS ERA - ANCIENT CHINA - 1/6 SCALE
- Customized Order - delivery: 60 days, it features high-quality museum-grade paint that gives it a strikingly realistic appearance.
- Crafted from durable PVC material
Perfect for passionate history collectors of the Three Kingdoms Era , this figure model captures the essence of ancient China military armor and weaponry and is a must-have addition to any collection.
Can be displayed as a general with full option of double-edge lance, sword and armor - fur coat , or horse-mounted as part of a vignette (diorama)General Ma Chao (176–222 CE), courtesy name Mengqi, was a prominent military general and warlord during the late Eastern Han dynasty and the early Three Kingdoms period of China. He was the eldest son of Ma Teng, a notable warlord in Liang Province (covering parts of northwestern China)1.
Key Events and Exploits
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Rebellion Against Cao Cao: In 211 CE, Ma Chao formed a coalition with Han Sui and other northwestern warlords to revolt against the Han central government led by Cao Cao. The coalition was defeated at the Battle of Tong Pass, forcing Ma Chao to retreat1.
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Control of Liang Province: After his initial defeat, Ma Chao returned to Liang Province, killed the provincial inspector Wei Kang, and took control of the region.
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Defection to Liu Bei: Following the execution of his family members by the Han central government, Ma Chao sought refuge with the warlord Zhang Lu. Around 214 CE, he defected to Liu Bei's side and assisted in capturing Yi Province (modern Sichuan and Chongqing) from Liu Zhang1.
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Service Under Liu Bei: Ma Chao served as a general under Liu Bei and participated in the Hanzhong Campaign in 219 CE. He was one of the Five Tiger Generals, a title given to Liu Bei's top military commanders2.
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Death: Ma Chao died in 222 CE.
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