Does Sima Yi belong to Confucianism 5, Does Sima Yi belong to Confucianism

Not Confucianism Liu Bei's thought can be regarded as far-fetched as Confucianism, emphasizing benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, and faithfulness.

Sima Yi's actions do not reflect benevolence and righteousness, Sima Yi thinks he is a conspirator. He tried his courage for decades, and after three generations of monarchs of the Cao family, he finally found an opportunity to replace the Cao family. Nor is it a soldier.

However, Sima Yi is definitely a believer in Confucianism, and he firmly believes in the Confucian belief of self-cultivation, governing the country, and leveling the world.

No, Sima Yi belongs to the soldiers, emphasizing that military struggle to gain political power, and political power from the barrel of a gun belong to the ideology of soldiers.

No, Sima Yi belongs to a military family, emphasizing military struggle to gain political power, and political power from the barrel of a gun belong to the ideology of a soldier.

1. Sima Yi's positioning in the game of the King of Salted Fish is output, and the main C can be the deputy C, and the general player's gameplay is to play as a deputy C, because Sima Yi starts slowly and needs the cooperation of teammates, which is still very easy to use.

Second, Sima Yi relies on the pendant to open the ultimate to stack damage, although Sima Yi's ultimate has a high multiplier, but he has two very good passives. Passive 1: After teammates release skills, they can increase Sima Yi's skill damage by 20%.

The faster a teammate releases a skill, the faster Sima Yi's damage stacks.

Passive 2: Increases attack power by 20% per turn, this passive is also very powerful, and the longer the battle is delayed, the better it will be for us.

When Xiahoudun and Hua Xiong are attacked, there will be a chance to cause continuous damage to the enemy in the group, and basically the pendant will be gone in the second or third round. The most fundamental idea of fighting Xiahoudun and Huaxiong is that Qiaoshan uses some pendants that make Sima Yi a little fleshy (Xun Yu, Xiahoudun, Hua Tuo), and pendants that increase Sima Yi's damage and thus increase his health (Tai Shi Ci).

Sima Qian should be classified as Confucianism, because this statement should not be a big problem in terms of his early experience, the background of the times in which he lived, and his attitude towards Confucius and Dong Zhongshu. Moreover, judging from the "Historical Records" as Sima Qian's representative work, the historical book takes the Confucian classic "Spring and Autumn" as a model, and the two are basically the same in terms of values. (Most of the above arguments can be found in the "Historical Records of Taishi Gongzizi").

No one said that Sima Qian was a Confucian.

It's not true, in fact, Sima Yi is too smart, and the people behind him are not as good as him, in fact, normal people are like his descendants, he is too outstanding.

No, this is just what those feudal superstitious people say, the real situation is that Sima Yi's descendants may be a little stupid, otherwise there would not be five dynasties and ten kingdoms.

Of course, this is false, this statement is nonsense, the reason why the Sima family is not as good as the next generation is because of the problems of people, intelligence and personality, as well as the complex social and political environment at that time.

Answer: No, after Sima Yi, Sima Shi, Sima Zhao, Sima Yan and others are all more powerful.

I don't think so, his descendants are also very smart, just a bit of a loser.

Sima Yi is powerful, because history has always been based on success or failure, Sima Yi won the country and laid all the foundations for the establishment of the Jin Dynasty, while Zhuge Liang achieved nothing.

Of course, if you just talk about the level of personal life and the charm of personality, Zhuge Liang is still amazing.

I don't think there's much difference in their intelligence. Kong Ming's many Northern Expeditions were all made by Sima Yi, and it can be said that if there was no Sima Yi, Cao Cao would have been destroyed by Zhuge Liang. But Sima Yi also did not attack Shu, indicating that Kong Ming's intelligence was better.

So I think their intelligence is about the same, and Kong Ming wants to be a little higher than Sima Yi.

Personally, I think it's Sima Yi, he can pretend and wait, not as strong as Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang burned Sima Yi, but it rained heavily. In the end, Sima Yi survived.

Sima Yi has never been able to beat Kong Ming, but Liu Chan is too mediocre. Kong Ming six out of Qi Mountain. Went on the Northern Expedition.

Zhuge Liang is good at intelligent government, and Sima Yi is good at power.

Forget it, because he takes his rights more seriously. Looking at him from the perspective of a modern person, do you want to be a person in the world, or do you want to be a military advisor or prime minister?

Sima Yi followed Cao Cao, because Cao Cao was traitorous in Luo Guanzhong's **, so Sima Yi was forced to wear an insidious and treacherous hat.

But this is a ** book after all, someone must be good or bad, because Liu Bei generally thinks it is good, so everything that goes against Liu Bei is said to be bad. And it was the Sima family who replaced Wei, and "Sima Zhao's heart is known to passers-by" makes people think that Sima Yi is not loyal.

But this is all done by his son, and as mentioned above, there must always be someone in the ** who is good or bad. In fact, Sima Yi is a person who is more talented than Kong Ming and more loyal than Guan Yu.

He is talented, when Kong Ming wrote down the list of teachers to go to Wei, he defeated Xiahou Mao, took three counties in a row, and the mediocre Cao Rui sent generals to fight, but failed, so he had to order Sima Yiguan to reinstate and resist Kong Ming. It was because of Sima Yi that the situation was reversed. He killed Meng Da, who secretly surrendered to Kong Ming, and when Meng Da contacted Kong Ming, Kong Ming repeatedly told Meng Da to be careful of Sima Yi, which shows that Kong Ming had scruples about Sima Yi.

After breaking Mengda, Kong Ming sent Ma Tan, a fool, to collect the street pavilion, and was cleaned up by Sima Yi, and then Wei Yan and Wang Ping wanted to recapture the street pavilion, but they were ambushed, and when they returned to Lieliu City, they found that the city had been occupied by the Wei army, and returned to Yangping Pass, but Sima Yi did not pursue, but attacked Xicheng, and the next thing was Kong Ming's "empty city plan". Although Sima Yi did not win against Kong Ming, from a strategic point of view, it is indeed Sima Yi's superior skills. What's more, when Kong Ming was about to leave Qishan, Sima Yi expected that he would do this and asked Cao Zhen to be on guard, but Cao Zhen didn't listen, and the result was self-evident, and later fortunately Sima Yi arrived and saved his life.

These examples show that Sima Yi is talented and can match Kong Ming, or even more powerful than Kong Ming.

He is loyal, he has served Cao Wei until his death, compared to Liu Bei's White Emperor City Tuogu, Wei has entrusted Sima Yi several times, and Sima Yi has never rebelled, he has been serving the three dynasties, he has always done his best, if he is a traitor, with his strength at the time, he can be the emperor himself, why should he assist faint kings like Cao Rui and Cao Fang. Let's give you an example. When Cao Rui died, he entrusted Cao Fang to Sima Yi and Cao Shuang, but Cao Shuang wanted to eradicate Sima Yi and seize power.

And from then on, Sima Yi deliberately pushed the illness and let the two sons resign, making Cao Shuang think that he was useless, even if Cao Shuang sent someone to test the truth, he still let Sima Yi deceive him, when Cao Shuang rebelled, Sima Yi stepped forward and saved Wei again, as well as Xiahou Ba's rebellion, etc., which is enough to show that Sima Yi is definitely a loyal person.

I thought that the real Sima Yi was such a talent!

In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, where Sima Qian lived, he implemented the policy of Huang Lao's inaction, that is, Taoist thought. Sima Qian's father was also a person who believed in Taoism, and he also had a deep influence on Sima Qian.

Although Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty during Sima Qian's period deposed the hundred schools of thought and respected Confucianism alone, after all, the time was not long, so I don't think it is appropriate to say that Sima Qian is Confucianism, but it cannot be said that he is Taoism.

Personally, I think he should be both Confucian and Taoist, but a little more Confucianism.