After the death of Zhuge Liang in the later period of the Three Kingdoms, is Sima Yi really invincib

Invincible? Cao Rui is here, Sima Yi doesn't dare to breathe! After Zhuge Liang's death, Cao Rui, the monarch of Wei, was still alive, and Sima Yi was in power?

Conspiracy? (Sima Yi's military power is in the hands of Cao Rui, and a word can make Sima Yi go home and drink the northwest wind) Isn't that self-defeating!? When Cao Rui was alive, Sima Yi could only be obedient and work hard.

On the Eastern Wu side, Zhuge Liang is dead, and Lu Xun is there. Lu Xun, Sima Yi, and Zhuge Liang are on an equal footing, why is Sima Yi invincible? Lu Xun was very active in Eastern Wu, after Zhuge Liang's death, he also divided the army with Zhuge Jin and Sun Quan to the north to attack Cao Wei, Wei said that Lu Xun had no way to take it, and could only stay in the city, and later because of the defeat of Sun Quan's side, Lu Xun decided to retreat, and Wei did not dare to pursue, so Lu Xun did not die a soldier and withdrew.

Moreover, Sun Quan, the monarch of Eastern Wu, is on an equal footing with Cao Cao and Liu Bei, can Sima Yi compare with these three people?

It can be seen that after Zhuge Liang's death, Sima Yi is not invincible at all, Cao Rui, the monarch of Cao Wei, will be strong, and Lu Xun, the prime minister of Eastern Wu, and Sun Quan, the monarch, are very powerful.

Personally, Sima Yi has a certain talent, but he is capable of power, commanding troops and handling government affairs, Sima Yi is outstanding. And his biggest advantage is that he lives a long time, hehe. In his later years, almost all the talents of his contemporaries were indeed dead, and only Cao Shuang was restrained by virtue of the military power in his hands, and Cao Shuang, as Sima Yi's grandchild, could not fight the old fox who had lived for decades.

But it is not appropriate to say that Sima Yi was invincible in the world after Zhuge died, just like what was said upstairs, nothing else for the time being, Lu Xun was still alive at the time, so it should not be said that Sima Yi was invincible after Zhuge Liang's death, a bit early.

In terms of national strength, Sima Yi's control of the power of Wei was truly invincible in the world. Because Wei's overall strength is stronger than that of the other two countries.

Well, Sima is very powerful. If you say invincible, it's great!

If it is really invincible, in so many years after Zhuge died, why did Sima Jian not annihilate Eastern Wu and Shu Han?

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon during the Three Kingdoms period was everywhere, and with Sima's talent, he could at most keep his family from being bullied.

Thank you, hope landlord!

Yes, he planned the Gao Pingling Mutiny, killed Brother Cao Shuang, and controlled the power of Cao Wei.

So that Shu Wu did not dare to send troops to attack Wei for more than ten years.

It was not until after Sima Yi's death that the Shu general Jiang Wei and the Wu general Zhuge Ke dared to send troops.

Because although Sima Yi became the final winner, he betrayed the people he was loyal to. Although Zhuge Liang did not complete the unification of the Three Kingdoms, he was loyal all his life and was a representative of loyalty.

This is because Zhuge Liang has embodied very excellent military talents in many wars, and Zhuge Liang is an upright person, even after Liu Bei's death, he still loyally guards the great cause of the country they have jointly built, which is a reflection of dedication and death.

Although Zhuge Liang was defeated by Sima Yi in the end, Zhuge Liang still did a lot of praiseworthy things, and the grass boat borrowed arrows very powerfully.

According to historical records, Sima Yi died of illness in 251 AD, that is, in August of the third year of Jiaping, at the age of seventy-three.

1. In 265 AD, his grandson Sima Yan took the Jin Dynasty Wei and posthumously honored Sima Yi as Emperor Xuan. Before his death, Sima Yi often had nightmares. According to the "Book of Jin Xuan Emperor Benji" records:

In the third year of Wei Jiaping, that is, the fourteenth year of Han Yanxi, the fourth year of King Zhongchuan of Goguryeo, the first year of Wu Taiyuan, in June 251, Sima Yi fell ill, and Meng Jia Kui and Wang Ling were troubled, and they were very evil. In the autumn and August, Wuyin collapsed in Beijing at the age of seventy-three.

2, Sima Yi's death has nothing to do with Zhuge Liang, but because Zhuge Liang died in the hands of Sima Yi's brother, he seized the power of Cao Hua to sell Wei, and decided that Sima Yi was a big traitor, so there has been a story circulating among the people: After Zhuge Liang's death, Sima got Zhuge Liang's art of war and happily read it. But Xinchen teased Zhuge Liang to anticipate Sima Yi's actions a long time ago, and knew that Sima Yi had the habit of turning the book and licking his fingers, so he smeared poison on the book of soldiers before he died, so there was a folklore of dead Zhuge curing Sima Yi.

In 263, Sima Zhao of Cao Wei launched the Wei War to destroy Shu, and Shu Han perished. Two years later, Sima Zhao died of illness, and his son Sima Yan abolished Emperor Wei Yuan and became independent, with the country name "Jin", known as the Western Jin Dynasty in history. In 280 AD, the Western Jin Dynasty destroyed the Eastern Wu and unified China. At this point, the Three Kingdoms period ended and entered the Jin Dynasty.

Zhuge Liang became ill due to hard work, and died of illness in Wuzhangyuan (now Qishan, Baoji, Shaanxi) in the twelfth year of Shu Jianxing (234) at the age of 54.

On September 7, 251, Sima Yi died in Luoyang at the age of seventy-three.

It was because Sima Yi knew that Zhuge Liang had left a book for Liu Chan, and this book recorded how to fight against Sima Yi, and Sima Yi was more afraid.

Because Sima Yi felt that it was not the best time at that time, he was still focusing on defense at that time, and he did not have the right to move the army at will.

This time is not suitable, Sima Yi at this time did not completely grasp the Wei State, and he would not take this risk.

Sima Yi didn't win the world, but his Sima family opened the Jin Dynasty, and Zhuge Liang died of illness.

No, Zhuge Liang pays too much attention to details, sometimes it is not the details that determine success or failure, but the choice ......of details that determines success or failure

Yes, the Sima family ruled the Three Kingdoms.