In the Three Kingdoms, why didn t Zhuge Liang have Zhongxing Han?

Li Yan's selfishness and Adou's mediocrity.

Zhuge Liang was mythologized by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Too against the sky, I think this is the most fundamental reason for his failure.

Shu Han's national strength was limited. During the Three Kingdoms period, Shu Han's own national strength was limited, and he simply had no ability to support Zhuge Liang's strategy.

Because of his lack of ability, although he is relatively powerful, he is not powerful enough to that extent, so naturally he will not be able to completely revive the Han Dynasty.

Because the power of Wei was very large, and Zhuge Liang was not in good health in his later years, he finally died on the way to the Northern Expedition, so he failed to revive the Han Dynasty.

In the later period, the monarch was mediocre and incompetent, there were no talented people available in the court, there was a shortage of armor, and there was not enough food and grass, so Zhuge Liang failed to revive the Han Dynasty.

The strength is not enough, although Zhuge Liang is a top strategist, but the gap between the strength of Shu and Wei is too big, and Sima Yi of Wei is also powerful.

The reason why Zhuge Liang failed to revive the Han dynasty was because the Shu Kingdom was too declining, and he actually did not have much capital to compete for the world after the capital Chengdu, so Zhuge Liang failed to revive the Han dynasty.

Because the foundation of Shu Han was too thin, the land was very poor, and the population was sparse, so it failed to revive the Han dynasty.

The purpose of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition is an appeal, the purpose is Liangzhou, to earn a minute and a second for Shu Han, so only by going out of Qishan can he compete with Cao Wei and Dongwu, and in terms of national strength, he cannot win at all, unless there is a problem within Cao Wei.

It's a good thing to say, reviving the Han Dynasty. In fact, it's not all for their own hegemony! During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei's Shu State was the weakest, and it was not easy to recover the Central Plains.

The strength of the Wei State is simply unshakable. And in fact, in Cao Cao's camp, it is far from being as unbearable as it is said in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Although Zhuge Liang is outstanding, the clever people in Cao Cao's camp are better than Zhuge Liang.

There is no play, and the corner of the country depends on the terrain and the Sun-Liu Alliance. There are at least the following internal and external reasons:

Internal: 1. The total population is too small; 940,000, Wu 2.3 million, Wei about 400-6 million2, the ratio of officials, soldiers and civilians is too high, and the burden on the people is heavy;

3. The rulers came from the outside, Liu Guanzhang and Zhu were all from the north, and Ma Liang and others were from the Jingzhou line, which had many contradictions with the local lineage such as Fazheng.

External: 1. Cao Cao's personal ability is at least no less than Zhuge Liang.

2, Cao is the most orthodox, and it was Cao who saved him when Emperor Han Xian was in the most danger.

3. The population, economy, and cultural level of the area controlled by Cao are much higher than those of Shu Han.

He really can't.

Let's not talk about the real national strength and military strength in the official history, just take the strength of Shu and Zhuge Liang's personal ability being expanded and magnified several times, he can't recover the Central Plains.

During the period when Zhuge Liang came out of Qishan, there were almost no generals in Shu. Only Jiang Wei was the one who took it, and Wei Yan could only barely use it. And what about the state of Wei?

There is still a row of famous players. No matter how much Zhuge Liang calculates, it is impossible to achieve the final victory, after all, the situation on the battlefield is changing rapidly, and it is not something that can be obtained through calculation. Moreover, in actual history, Zhuge Liang is not so omnipotent, and his wisdom is not inferior to Zhuge Liang's big guys, and there are many in the Wei State.

04, in the end, Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition was actually to consolidate his position. In the real history, before Liu Bei was in the White Emperor City, Zhuge Liang's status in the Shu Han camp was not particularly high, that is, he was just a military advisor. After the White Emperor City Tuogu, Zhuge Liang slowly began to contact the power center of the Shu Han regime, at this time Zhuge Liang obviously did not have much prestige in the Shu Han group, so he had to rely on some wars to establish his prestige, so as to consolidate his position in Shu Han.

Not all, Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition was to prevent Shu Han from becoming a secession regime, and also to consolidate Shu Han's regime, so he went to the Northern Expedition.

Reviving the Han Dynasty is Liu Bei's last wish, one of the purposes of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, but it is not the only purpose, his ultimate goal should be to strive to expand the power of Shu Han and strive for Shu Han's long-term survival.

Yes. But not exactly. After Liu Bei won Yizhou Zhou, Zhuge Liang still needed constant wars to consolidate his position.

He was not only to revive the Han Dynasty, but also to enable himself to achieve an earth-shattering career, in order to live up to Liu Bei's entrustment and high hopes.