If Zhuge Liang was born in today s society, would he be sentenced?

That doesn't seem like a good idea, does it? Ancient society was inherently different from modern times, and the politics of that time were different from those of today. So Zhuge Liang would have done that at that time, and who wouldn't necessarily do it today.

Times have changed, and naturally there is no comparison. Another point, if Zhuge Liang's fraud can be sentenced, then many people in the Three Kingdoms will be sentenced. And at that time, it was a troubled time, and it was the only way to do it, but now that it is a peaceful society, there is no need to do this at all.

My conclusion is that the times are different and cannot be compared.

Hehe, it's hard to say about this question. Because it is not like in the past, when peace is pursued, I think it should be sentenced.

Fool one. Ask such a lovely question. Then you don't get tired of cheating. It's called lying to you and not negotiating.

Eat the king, share the worries with the king!

Zhuge Liang is from Shu, and can only be determined by the laws of Shu, he deceived Wu for the benefit of Shu, and it is impossible for Shu to sentence him.

No. This is the need of the struggle between the state and the state.

No, because the interests of the country are above all else, on the contrary, I ask you a question, will Bond in the movie 007 be sentenced? Of course not, how could the British sentence their heroes? But if it's in the victim country, hehe, Bond is estimated to be worth 10 lives.

Zhuge Liang would not commit a crime in his home country to deceive Dongwu.

Take the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression as an example, if someone defrauded Japan, the Chinese Communist Party at that time would have convicted him? War is a means of nothing. Now, the Wu Congress has asked for international extradition, but the Congress has refused to extradite.

Zhuge Liang's crime is not fraud, but overstepping his authority.

The old pig also got involved in any position when he was an official, and he will definitely be shot now.

Do you want to be in the present person with the prime minister, the minister of public security, the director of the audit bureau, the director of the development planning department, the president of the procuratorate... and a series of other positions. , then the consequences ... It's terrifying.

If he is to be judged in modern times, he has as many problems as his merits. Such as environmental issues and so on.

The crime of fraud is for the purpose of possession for profit.

I guess at that time, Dongwu wanted to sentence him to the crime, let alone now, but he couldn't catch Zhuge Liang haha.

For the benefit of a certain group, there is nothing to blame.

No, the country needs him. We need him to give us ideas.

Soldiers have always used this method, and if they don't let people deceive, then it's okay.

I don't know! Let the old men figure it out for themselves! I'm not that bored! Let's take a break, everyone. It's better to mix less with this kind of boring and boring problem!

Yes, international crimes, to be killed.

No. There may be war. Hehe.

Yes, because fraud is sinful.

Don't you hear the truth of the thieves and the princes of the thieves?

No, it won't. Zhuge Liang relied on the knowledge he had to predict the future.

Zhuge Liang was born in 181, and when he was very young, he followed his uncle Zhuge Xuan to Jingzhou, and after Zhuge Xuan's death, Zhuge Liang began to live in seclusion in Longzhong. Later, Liu Bei invited Zhuge Liang out to assist him, Zhuge Liang first united with Eastern Wu to defeat Cao Cao, and later helped Liu Bei capture Jingzhou, thus forming a situation of three kingdoms.

In the first year of Shu Zhangwu, Liu Bei established the Shu Han regime, and Zhuge Liang served as prime minister. After Liu Chan ascended the throne, he was named Marquis and led the animal husbandry industry in Yizhou. Be diligent and prudent, and all government affairs must be handled in person, with strict rewards and punishments.

Marriage with Soochow to improve relations with the ethnic groups of the southwest. Implement the principle of farming and strengthen combat readiness. Six northern expeditions to the Central Plains before and after, most of them were exhausted with grain. Finally due to overwork, he died of illness in Wuzhangyuan in the twelfth year of Shu Jianxing at the age of 54.

History clearly records that Zhuge Liang was the task of the Three Kingdoms period, mainly to assist Liu Bei in his conquest and finally to establish the Shu State.