Was Fu Jiannan s expedition to Jin influenced by Wang Meng s last words?

It's all to blame for the Beifu soldiers of the old Xie family, who are too fierce!

I don't think these two things have anything to do with each other, after all, Fu Jian is just doing this to expand his territory and remove the threats around him.

No, Wang Meng also told Fu Jian not to blindly cut down Jin before his death. Fu Jian was only because of his own selfish desires.

Yes, Wang Meng said that he should not attack Jin, he wanted to prove himself, so he ended up failing.

Although the former Qin was relatively strong at that time, it could not completely attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The geographical location of the Eastern Jin Dynasty is relatively special, easy to defend and difficult to attack, and it is difficult for people who do not understand the local situation to attack and fight.

Because he felt that the Eastern Jin Dynasty was not as weak as it seemed, he was pretending to deceive others to attack his country, and he would actually rebel against the army.

This was done to better preserve the strength, and it was not a wise choice to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty under the circumstances at that time, so there was such a statement.

Because he knew that if he insisted on attacking the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he would cause great damage to his country, and it would also damage his military strength.

It is for the good of this country, so that this country can exist for a longer time, so that the people can live a good life.

Summary. Yes, because among the ancient kings, Fu Jian can be said to be a very famous person, although he did not establish a great career, but because of the era he lived in, and what he did back then, but let future generations remember him, often after tea and dinner, he often ridiculed him, among which the most criticized by historians and descendants is that Fu Jian led more than 900,000 troops to fight with the weak Eastern Jin Dynasty, but the result was a big defeat and loss, becoming a classic case in the history of Chinese warfare.

If Fu Jian was not in a hurry to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty, would he be able to dominate the world and become a Ming monarch?

Can be congratulated because among the ancient kings, Fu Jian can be said to be a very famous person, although he did not establish a great career, but because of the era he lived in, and what he did back then, but let future generations remember him, often after tea and dinner to lead liquid he ridiculed, one of the most criticized by historians and descendants is that Fu Jian was with more than 900,000 troops and the weak Eastern Jin Dynasty to fight, but the result was a big defeat, It has become a classic case in the history of Chinese warfare.

The more than 900,000 troops are very likely to win if they do not lose.

After realizing the reintegration of the northern forces, his territory expanded infinitely, and his strength reached the extreme, so he began to have the idea of unifying the south, so he integrated all the military forces in the north, and together there were more than 900,000 people ready to march south, and at that time his opponent Dongjin Mountain was weak, and even the army of the whole country was less than 40,000 people. He will also become a ruler of the ages like Qin Shi Huang.

It's a shame.

Wang Meng is first and foremost a Han Chinese, and he still has feelings for the Eastern Jin Dynasty And although Fu Jian unified the north, it was not stable internally, and the leaders of various ethnic minorities were ready to move.

Because Wang Meng would persuade Fu Jian not to cut down the Jin Dynasty, whether it was out of loyalty to Fu Jian, or for the preservation of the Han nationality or when he saw the strength of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

Because he felt that his own strength was not enough, there were many ethnic minorities in the north, even if he attacked the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he could not have one heart, and it was impossible to destroy the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and at the same time, the Eastern Jin Dynasty had capable people and his rule was relatively stable.

Wang Meng considered that the Xianbei and Qiang people were the main enemies, and if they forcibly went south, they would ignore the internal moths and give them a chance to fish in troubled waters.

Because he had already unified the north, he wanted to complete the great cause of unification, so he wanted to conquer the south to destroy the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

Because the Jin Kingdom has always been a heart disease for him, only by taking the Jin Kingdom down can he continue to display his ambitions.

Because he had already unified the north at that time, he wanted to complete the great cause of unification and destroy the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and at the same time, he had many armies of other nationalities under his hands, so he could take this opportunity to suppress their forces.