Why does Liu Bei always abandon his wife, isn t he afraid that he will have no offspring?

Liu Bei's abandonment of his wife and children was a helpless move, he lost the battle, the army was in chaos, and he couldn't take care of it. However, with Uncle Liu's identity and resources, it is impossible for him not to marry a wife, and he does not have to worry about having no descendants.

Liu Bei did not abandon his wife and children, but his strength was not good, and he would be defeated by others every time. After that, Liu Bei's wife and concubine became the enemy's spoils of war three times, but they were able to return to Liu Bei unharmed.

Abandoning his wife is actually a helpless move, Liu Bei's strength is weaker than Cao Cao, Cao Cao arrested his wife, and when Guan Yu returned, Liu Bei reunited with his wife.

Because he feels that his life is more important, for a hero like them, he is not afraid of no firewood to stay in the green mountains, as long as he is alive, his wife and children will always have it.

It's not abandoned, but the strength is not enough, Liu Bei was defeated by Cao Cao in Xiaopei, Guan Yu and the two wives were captured alive by Cao Cao, and it was not until Guan Yu returned to Liu Bei that Liu Bei was able to reunite with his wife.

Because in his heart, the great cause of the country comes first, nothing is as important as the country, and the personal feelings of his children will only become an obstacle on the road to the great cause. If it succeeds, the unification will be able to have anything.

Liu Bei did not deliberately abandon his wife and children, but his strength did not allow him to take his wife away, he had no choice, and there were soldiers under him to take care of, so he could only leave his wife.

In Liu Bei's heart, the great cause is the most important thing, and the personal feelings of children will only become an obstacle on the road to the great cause. has become a great cause, and if you don't have any kind of woman you want, your son will naturally have it.

It's not that he abandoned his wife and children, but his wife did easily fall into the hands of the enemy, but miraculously returned. It's a long story.

Chen Shou, who wrote "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", commented that Liu Bei has the demeanor of the ancestor Liu Bang in dealing with people, and in my opinion, Liu Bei is also like Liu Bang in another place, that is, he can leave his wife and children behind at critical moments.

The first half of Liu Bei's life was very bumpy, and he ran away in a hurry many times, almost unable to save his own life, let alone take care of his wife and children. So, how many times did he abandon his wife and children?

The first time was that Liu Bei was attacked by Lu Bu during the battle with Yuan Shu, not only lost Xuzhou, but also the wife and children who stayed in the city were also taken away by Lu Bu. Fortunately, Liu Bei and Lu Bu later sued for peace, and Lu Bu returned his wife and children to Liu Bei.

The main culprit of the second time was Lu Bu again, this time Lu Bu did not give Liu Bei a chance to beg for mercy, and directly beat him to Cao Cao. Cao Cao gave Liu Bei soldiers and horses to help him, and Liu Bei returned to Xuzhou, but still did not fight Lu Bu. Cao Cao sent Xiahoudun out of the army, but he was also unable to defeat him.

In the end, Boss Cao personally went out and staged the story of Baimenlou for Lu Bu and killed Lu Bu. Thanks to Cao Cao, Liu Bei's wife and children returned to his side.

Liu Bei's fate was unfortunate, and the third time the situation changed, and the original benefactor became the biggest enemy. Liu Bei asked Cao Cao to intercept Yuan Shu's mission, but after completing it, he did not come back, and easily killed the Xuzhou assassin set by Cao Cao, and became the master of Xuzhou again. But the good times didn't last long, Liu Bei didn't expect that at the juncture when the war between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao was imminent, Cao Cao would personally come to clean himself up.

When the information arrived, Liu Bei still didn't believe it, and personally went out of the city to watch, and when he saw Cao Cao's banner, he didn't dare to compete with it, and immediately fled with only a few dozen followers, leaving a complete army to be absorbed by Cao Cao, and the wives and children in the city were obtained by Cao Cao, and a Guan Yu was compensated.

The fourth time was on the Changban slope of Dangyang, Liu Bei slowly retreated with a large crowd of people, and was caught up by Cao Cao's light horse, Liu Bei once again left all the horses and horses, and only took Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Zhuge Liang and others to escape. Fortunately, Mrs. Gan and Liu Chan were protected by Zhao Yun and were recovered. But the two daughters were picked up by Cao Cao's subordinate Cao Chun.

When Liu Bei was in Jingzhou, he gave birth to the queen Liu Chan, and he was at least forty years old at that time. Liu Chan's biological mother, Mrs. Gan, was not in the main family, but it was only because too many of Liu Bei's wives were lost in exile that her status was improved. Presumably this is also the reason why Liu Bei got Liu Chan's unique seedling so late

Liu Bei often has a famous saying that is very popular until now: Brothers are like siblings, and wives are like clothes. The clothes are torn, they can still be sewn, the hands and feet are broken, and they can be continued.

I don't know how moved the soldiers who were around Liu Bei at that time heard this. But Liu Bei didn't say this long before he lost his daughter-in-law for the first time. Liu Bei entrusted his wife to his brother Zhang Fei at that time, and Zhang Fei's personality was very arrogant, and one day he was drunk, and the city was robbed by Lu Bu.

It is estimated that Lu Bu's eyes were full of Diao Chan at that time, so he didn't take Gan and Mi in his eyes, so he returned it to Liu Bei, which was the first time he abandoned his wife.

The second time he abandoned his wife was Liu Bei who was defeated by Cao Cao, and he ran away first, causing Guan Yu and the two ladies to run to Cao Cao's men. It is said that Cao Cao also wanted to do things at that time, but Guan Yu was not fooled at all, and he was very respectful to his second sister-in-law.

The third time he abandoned his wife was in the Battle of Changbanpo, when he watched his beloved general Zhao Yun enter and exit seven out of the ten thousand troops, fought tenaciously and rescued Adou and Mrs. Gan, but Adou's biological mother, Mrs. Mi, jumped into the well and died. Later, Liu Bei fell Adou, and he didn't care about his wife's death, nor did he care about his children, just to please the behavior of his subordinates, so that Zhao Yun completely ruined his liver and brain.

When Cao Cao's army went south for the fourth time, Liu Cong secretly surrendered to Cao Cao and did not tell Liu Bei, causing Liu Bei to flee in a hurry, and was bitten by Cao Jun in Banpo, the magistrate of Dangyang County, and had to abandon his wife and children.

Although Liu Bei has made a great achievement, he can't ignore his private morality because of this, and there is a bottom line in everything, so abandoning his wife and children four times is completely incomprehensible. However, throughout the twenty-four histories, I don't think that Liu Bei's conduct was misconducted, perhaps abandoning his wife and children was just a trivial matter at that time, and it could not become his moral stain.

During the Warring States Period, Wu Qi killed his wife and begged for a general; When Chu and Han were fighting for hegemony, Liu Bang pushed his children out of the car three times, which is the same as Liu Bei's abandonment of his wife and children. An era has an era's judging criteria, and this kind of thing is intolerable in modern times, but in the Qin and Han dynasties, it is not a big deal.

Liu Bei's early days were very difficult, and he was often beaten and ran around, but fortunately, Liu Bei had a big life and the people around him were not vegetarians, otherwise there would be no Shu in the Three Kingdoms. But Liu Bei abandoned his wife and children four times, and as a man, he was quite irresponsible, why would anyone still die for him when he did such a thing? It can only be said that the status of women in ancient times was still too low, and Liu Bei could not even have children for his brothers, and others would be dead set on this.

Liu Bei had countless wives in his life, and he was widowed many times in his early years, until Mrs. Gan appeared, and Mrs. Gan was buried with Liu Bei in Huiling after his death. Liu Bei's wife also has Mrs. Elk, Mrs. Sun and Queen Mu Wu, after Liu Bei ascended the throne and became emperor, only Queen Mu Wu really enjoyed the treatment of the queen and lived to the level of the queen mother.

1. Mrs. Gan.

When Liu Bei lived in Xiaopei for Yuzhou, Mrs. Nagant was his concubine. Liu Bei was widowed many times in his early years, and the position of the main room was vacant, so Liu Bei's wife, Mrs. Gan, often presided over housekeeping. Mrs. Gan followed Liu Bei to Jingzhou and gave birth to her son Liu Chan.

Liu Bei's garrison in Fancheng did not expect Cao Cao's army to attack suddenly, and Liu Bei's withdrawal process was accompanied by hundreds of thousands of people in Jingzhou, resulting in a very slow march. In a hurry, Liu Bei left Mrs. Gan and his son Liu Chan, and fled south with dozens of people including Zhuge Liang, Zhang Fei, and Zhao Yun.

The situation was very urgent at that time, but fortunately Zhao Yun returned in time to protect Liu Bei's wife, Mrs. Gan and Liu Chan, and sacrificed his life to fight Cao Jun to save their mother and son. Mrs. Gan later died of illness and was buried in Nanjun. In the first year of Zhangwu (221), Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor and established the Shu Han regime.

In August of the same year, Mrs. Gan and Liu Bei were buried together in Huiling.

Second, Mrs. Elk.

In the first year of Jian'an (196), Yuan Shu attacked Liu Bei, and Lü Bu took the opportunity to attack and take Pi, and obtained Liu Bei's wife and children. After Liu Bei stationed the army in Guangling, Lu Zhujin offered his sister to Liu Bei as his wife, and sent 2,000 slaves, gold and silver as military funds, and Liu Bei's army was revitalized. In the third year of Jian'an (198), Lu Bu made another noise to capture Liu Bei's family, and in the same year, Lu Bu was captured, and Liu Bei's family returned to Liu Bei.

In the spring of the fifth year of Jian'an (200 years), the edict of the clothes belt occurred. Cao Cao personally went east to conquer Liu Bei, Liu Bei was defeated, Cao Cao captured Liu Bei's wife and children, and captured Guan Yu alive, and then withdrew his troops and returned to Xudu. Mrs. Elk is recorded as Mrs. Mi in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and she appeared until the battle of Nagasaka Shengduxipo, Nagasaka was defeated, and she carried Liu Chan, who was only two years old, in the chaos and was found by Zhao Yun.

Liu Bei's attitude towards his wife is very good, and his three wives are doing well. It can be said that Liu Bei later achieved the imperial industry. His wife was also developed.

Liu Bei's attitude towards his wife is towards clothes, and he doesn't pay much attention to it. Liu Bei's Lady Gan was his first wife and died of illness. The second lady was Sun Shangxiang, who later left him and returned to Soochow. The third lady was a widow who later became Liu Bei's empress.

Liu Bei's attitude towards his wives was relatively poor, and he even felt that they were dispensable to him, and the three wives behind him, except for the Empress Dowager Wu, did not end well.

In fact, his abandonment of his wife and children can show his benevolence even more, and he left his wife and children for the sake of 100,000 soldiers and civilians in Jingzhou. So I think he treats his family harshly, but in exchange for the hearts of the people. No matter what Liu Bei thinks in his heart, he gives people the feeling that he has the people in his heart and gives up his relatives for the people.

This matter is like this, because Liu Bei has always remembered the same clan as Liu Biao with the surname "Liu", so he has never occupied Jingzhou, but at least in the plan formulated by Zhuge Liang for him, this Jingzhou is indispensable. JustWhen Liu Bei was about to escape, Cao Cao chased after him, and when the soldiers were in the city, Liu Bei abandoned his wife and children and ran away, mainly because he couldn't give up the 100,000 people in Jingzhou, and since then he has won the hearts of the people.

He couldn't let go of the people of Jingzhou for the following reasons:One is that he wants to be the master of Jingzhou. Since the people here trust him very much and are willing to follow him, this is a good time for him to buy people's hearts, so he will not give up these people, even if he abandons his wife and children, he must take the people of Jingzhou with him.

The second is that Liu Bei is also from the bottom of the people, so he understands the suffering of the people at the bottom, and finally the people of Jingzhou have a place to live, of course they don't want to suffer from war again. So what's the best thing to do? It was Liu Bei who took the people of Jingzhou away.

This third point is that he wants these Jingzhou people to use for his own use. As long as they can find a place to train these people well, then there will always be talent available for these 100,000 horses.

discarding his wife, but winning the hearts of the people and the army, this is in line with the way of life.

Liu Bei abandoned his wife and children, but he did bring the people, and in the eyes of the people, Liu Bei was a good king who gave up his family for the people.

Of course I care, and I am more willing to follow him with all my heart, because Liu Bei abandoned his wife and children for the comfort of 100,000 soldiers, and they were very moved.

Liu Bei's abandonment of his wife and children does not mean that he is ruthless, but that he is really helpless, he gave up his wife and children for the sake of the people of Jingzhou, and his people were very moved.

Liu Bei is helpless to abandon his wife and children, he is still a benevolent and righteous gentleman, and he has won the trust of the people around him.

He didn't abandon his wife, but he didn't have time to take care of it in the war, and in order to ensure that he was not completely annihilated, the morale of the troops would not be scattered, so his subordinates had to follow.