Why did Fu Jian collapse after the Battle of Weishui?

After the defeat, the regime was very unstable, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty quickly went on a northern expedition.

Fu Jian felt powerless to resist the Northern Expedition of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, so he collapsed after the Battle of Weishui.

The collapse of the Former Qin was not entirely due to the Battle of the Rivers, which was already in crisis before the outbreak of the Battle of the Rivers, and the defeat of the Rivers was only the ignition of a series of contradictions accumulated by the regime, which eventually developed into a situation of collapse.

Genghis Khan, a generation of heavenly pride, said: After the enemy species, there is no better place than the grave. If Fu Jian could understand this truth, or listen to Wang Meng's advice, perhaps the former Qin would not have collapsed after the first battle of Weishui.

The defeat in the Battle of Weishui caused the troops of the former Qin to be scattered, and the blow and pressure in their hearts were also greater, so they collapsed.

The defeat of Weishui not only defeated the people of the former Qin, but also defeated Fu Jian's IQ together, and Fu Jian's series of riotous operations after the Battle of Weishui was one of the reasons for the collapse of the former Qin.

Because of the defeat in the Battle of Weishui, the army of Former Qin was scattered, and Fu Jian's regime was also very turbulent after the defeat, so he had no power to fight back.

Because Fu Jian suffered a heavy defeat in the Battle of Weishui, most of the previous army was crushed here, and the blow to him was too great.

After the defeat, Fu Jian's regime was also very turbulent, and his heart was hit, so he had no power to fight back.

The loss of his men after the Battle of Huangshui, coupled with the defeat, left him with a great blow to his soul and could not be the same as before.

Fu Jian thought that the north had been decided and was ready to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty. At that time, the number of the former Qin army was huge, and the people of the Eastern Jin Dynasty were terrified. However, in the end, the former Qin was defeated and fell into the world's glasses. Its failure is due to the following points.

First, Wang Meng repeatedly persuaded Fu Jian to get rid of Murong Trai and his Xianbei forces during his lifetime. Fu Jian is more tolerant than decisive, and repeatedly protects Murong Trai and makes him sit big. Murong Trai never forgot his ambition to restore the country, and if the former Qin unified the world, it would be difficult for him to achieve his ambition to restore Yan.

When Fu Jian forgot what Wang Meng confessed when he was dying"Unattackable"The political testament was prepared to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Most of the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty opposed the attack on Jin, believing that the timing was wrong. Murong Chui tried his best to pry Fu Jian, and such a move contained evil intentions.

The defeat of the former Qin was that the Xianbei and other armies were held hostage and had two hearts. The Xianbei forces played a leading role in this battle, and Murong Chui's army existed as a whole.

Second, Fu Jian retreated in Weishui and wanted to reserve the battlefield, but was attacked by the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The momentum of the army can be further irreversible. Fu Jian was too careless, thinking that he had an absolute advantage in strength.

Maneuvering forces were not arranged to prevent the enemy from taking advantage of the opportunity to attack. It is foolish to think that if the Chinese army retreats a little, and the left and right armies are covered up, even if they are defeated, they will not collapse.

Third, the Eastern Jin Dynasty, under the leadership of Xie Xuan, bluffed. On the south bank of the Yangtze River, the grass men and horses are the first to take the lead, and the psychology is dominant. Coupled with the strong winds, the former Qin soldiers were timid in their hearts.

Fourth, Fu Jian said: I and Wang Meng are just like Liu Bei is to Zhuge Liang. Fu Jian's own military capabilities were insufficient and relied on Wang Meng.

And Wang Meng's civil and military ability surpasses Zhuge Liang in my opinion. Fu Jian is not as good as Liu Bei, he thinks too highly of himself, and he is an ordinary rabble, how can he win? Back then, Gao Huan wanted to equip Gao Aocao with Hu soldiers, Gao Aocao said:

I'm used to leading the Han soldiers, and it's a burden to give me more Hu soldiers. If you win, you will fight for merit, and if you lose, you will blame it, and it will be detrimental but not beneficial.

It was because after the Battle of Feishui that Fujian better saw the strength of the other party and thought that it was impossible to win this war, which seriously hit his confidence and belief, so he collapsed; His self-esteem was frustrated and he felt very uncomfortable, which is why he collapsed.

Mainly because he used to be invincible, he didn't expect that this time it was a failure, he felt that he was too cowardly and stupid, and this war hit him hard.

This is because of the chain reaction, there is no way to stabilize the situation well, and it has also led to a slump, which is caused by a weak foundation.

Fu Jian was the monarch of the former Qin during the ancient Sixteen Kingdoms period of our country, and he worked hard to govern freely, but the failure of the Battle of Weishui hit him very hard.

<> "Is there any means to stabilize the former Qin after the defeat of Fu Jian Weishui?"

Fu Jian was the ruler of the Former Qin during the Wuhu and Sixteen Kingdoms era, as one of the few regimes that unified the north. During Fu Jian's reign, the former Qin was also the strongest and closest to the power of the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms that dominated the world. However, all of this was wiped out with a defeat at the Battle of the Rivers.

The defeat at the Battle of Weishui led to the collapse of the Former Qin, although the losses in troops were not very large.

However, the former Qin inevitably lost its centripetal force, which led to the separation of local princes and the destruction of the country. After Fu Jian's defeat in the Battle of Weishui, did he have the ability to stabilize the former Qin? The reason why there is such a problem is because Fu Jian was after the Battle of Weishui.

still made a lot of mistakes, and these mistakes caused more damage to the former Qin than the defeat of the Battle of Weishui itself.

This question has always been ignored, after all, the mainstream view of the public blames the demise of the Former Qin on the defeat at the Battle of Weishui, and lacks interest in this period of history of the former Qin after the Battle of Weishui.

What mistakes did Fu Jian make after the Battle of Weishui? The first mistake is also the most significant one. It was that he didn't realize that Former Qin could no longer rule such a vast territory, so the Di army and the royal nobles sent to guard the key points throughout the country were not recalled to Guanzhong to protect the basic territory of Former Qin.

When the former Qin was strong, these Di armies and clans guarding various places could indeed pacify the localities. But after the strength of the former Qin weakened, their strength became insignificant.

Later facts proved that these scattered clans and armies were, at best, the establishment of some separatist regimes, which did not provide any help to the survival of the former Qin, but did not play a role in protecting the former Qin.

Secondly, Fu Jianming knew that Yao Chang and Murong Chui had different ambitions and were unwilling to be subservient. But he still released them from the capital and allowed them to establish their own power. Of course, Fu Jian also has his own considerations, such as hoping that Murong Chuizixing and Yao Chang can help him quell the rebellion in the world and stabilize this crumbling country.

After all, Fu Jian treats Murong Chui and Yao Chang well, and he has reason to believe so.

It's just that the ideal is beautiful, but the reality is cruel. Murong Chui still knew how to repay his kindness, even if he rebelled, he did not face the former Qin royal family. On the contrary, it was Yao Chang, who Fu Jian valued the most, and even awarded himself the general Long Xiang, and finally took Fu Jian's life, which cannot but be said to be a great irony.

So can Fu Jian stabilize Qianqin by doing these two things? It is basically impossible to stabilize the whole country, because he does not have that power. But there should be no problem in stabilizing the basic market.

So in fact, the second mistake, if the first mistake is not made, then the second mistake is made. What if the Kanto region is ceded to Murong Chui and Yao Chang? After the anti-match Qi Huzheng, Pei Xi also had the Northern Expedition organized by Xie An, and let Murong Chui and Yao Chang fight with Xie An, which was a good thing for Qianqin.

Even if the national strength is greatly weakened, as long as the basic situation is there, it will be able to make a comeback.

No matter who it is, with an army of one million and less than 100,000 people, and the final defeat will be ridiculed for thousands or even ten thousand years.

For example, Li Jinglong, the god of war of straw bales.

This is because he made a wrong decision in the Battle of Weishui, which led to his own defeat, so he was ridiculed.

In this war, the defeat caused by some of his own misjudgments is why he will be ridiculed for thousands of years.

Fu Jian is a very well-known war leader in Chinese history, and in the Battle of Huangshui, the Qin suffered a crushing defeat, which was a battle in which fewer won more.