After the Battle of Yiling, the vitality of Shu Han was greatly damaged, so did Eastern Wu have the

No, although Shu Han's vitality was greatly damaged, his strength was still there, and it did not hurt the fundamentals.

I think Soochow has the ability to annex the subject country, because Soochow was very strong at that time, and there were many excellent talents.

No, the strength of Eastern Wu is indeed stronger and richer than that of Shu Han, but its military strength is not good, and it does not have the ability to annex Shu.

The main reason is that these 50,000 horses are basically Liu Bei's last elite, so his vitality is greatly damaged.

Because of the large-scale use of troops at that time, the economic development rate became slower and slower, and the economic decline was particularly serious, which affected the normal social order.

Because the land of Sichuan and Shu is already sparsely populated. In addition, the previous battle of Hanzhong had already overdrawn Liu Bei. Although the Battle of Yiling only lost 50,000 horses, it was also Liu Bei's last elite, so the vitality of Shu Han was greatly damaged.

Because Shu Han also had 100,000 troops, Guan Yu lost 30,000, Liu Bei lost 50,000, and there were more than 20,000 troops collected when he retreated to Baidi City, and there should still be some soldiers in Hanzhong. So Shu Han has not only lost Jingzhou, but also lost 80,000 troops, which doesn't hurt his vitality?

I think it's capable; After the Battle of Yiling, the national strength and military strength of Eastern Wu were relatively strong, and they also had many famous generals, who were fully capable of annexing Shu.

I think there is. It's just that the Emperor of Eastern Wu was afraid that Zhuge Liang would leave his back hand, so he didn't dare to act rashly.

I don't think so; Because at that time, Jingzhou's rule had not yet been completely stabilized, and Eastern Wu was afraid that after the annexation of Shu, Cao Wei would attack him.

At that time, it was already in the situation that the praying mantis catches the cicada and the yellow finch is behind, although the Eastern Wu occupies a huge advantage, it is not an absolute advantage, once he attacks Liu Bei and annexes Shu Han, at this time the Eastern Wu will be targeted by Cao Cao and attack the rear.

Because Sun Quan's strategic vision was still very accurate at that time, under the three-legged situation, it was unlikely that any country would annex other countries under the premise of absolute security.

Dongwu was afraid that he would fall into the trap of others, afraid that the praying mantis would catch the cicada, and the yellow finch would follow, so he did not take advantage of the victory to pursue.