How much influence did the Battle of Yiling have on Shu Han in its heyday?

There are fatal effects. Because the battle of Yiling caused heavy losses to the most elite troops of Shu and brought Shu to a downward slope.

The Battle of Yiling was another major defeat after Shu lost Jingzhou and Guan Yu, and the defeat in this battle caused Liu Bei to no longer be able to attack and crusade against the other two countries, and Shu's strength gradually flattened or even declined.

The impact was particularly great, and the Battle of Yiling directly defeated all the elites of Shu Han, and the strength of Shu Han was almost broken in half.

The impact of the Battle of Yiling on Shu Han was very far-reaching. First of all, before that, Guan Yu carelessly lost Jingzhou, which damaged Shu Han's combat strength, but he had not yet damaged the foundation. Liu Bei insisted on avenging Guan Yu, Zhuge Liang saw that it was difficult to persuade Liu Bei, so he told him that he could lead his troops to recapture Jingzhou, Zhuge Liang dared to say this to prove that he had a certain degree of certainty, but after that, why did Zhuge Liang never talk about recovering Jingzhou?

This is because after the Battle of Yiling, Shu Han lost a large number of generals and talents, and in this case, it was only possible to form an alliance with Eastern Wu to survive. <>

In other words, Zhuge Liang still has the strength to capture Jingzhou, but after that, he will face the two-sided attack of Eastern Wu and Cao Wei, at this time Zhuge Liang has not too many generals available, and he is overstretched in the process of attacking Cao Wei, and he also needs the veteran Zhao Yun as a vanguard. If you tear your face with Dongwu, you won't have any spare strength at all. <>

In Longzhong, Zhuge Liang also had a clear plan, need to use two soldiers and horses to go north, in order to break Cao Wei, Zhuge Liang six out of the mountain did not see an inch of merit, is because he only led a road of soldiers and horses, although in the process of the Northern Expedition there are Eastern Wu cooperation, but Eastern Wu also has its own calculations, and will not go all out, which also once caused Zhuge Liang to fight alone, even so, there have been several times Zhuge Liang has almost succeeded, especially the first time, if it is not for Ma Tan lost the street pavilion, Shu Han will definitely have a breakthrough. And the last time Zhuge Liang almost burned Sima Yi to death, it was also because the heavy rain from the sky made his plan come to naught, and in the end it was in vain. <>

Just imagine, Zhuge Liang with a bad deck of cards can play such a miracle, if it weren't for the loss of most of the generals in the Battle of Yiling, Zhuge Liang has every hope of unifying the Central Plains. After that, the reason why Zhuge Liang frequently went on northern expeditions was because he saw that as time went by, the battle situation became more and more unfavorable to Shu Han. Cao Wei occupied the most land and the largest population in the north, and it was the best choice to exterminate them before they had fully developed and grown.

It was a war in which Shu Han was defeated. If this war is won, then Wei is about to be defeated, but the battle of Yiling was not won, and Shu has lost the qualification to fight for the world in the end, so it can only retreat to Shu.

weakened the strength of Shu Han, accelerated the demise of Shu Han, and also led to the death of Liu Bei, promoted the unification of the north, and affected the historical pattern.

It affected the development of Shu Han, the truth of Shu Han, the economy of Shu Han, the population of Shu Han, and the politics of Shu Han.

<> "Yiling Manuscript Battle of Shuye, how much did Shu Han lose?"

Speaking of the Battle of Yiling, everyone should know that this battle was carried out by Liu Bei, but it was because of Liu Bei that Shu Han was defeated in the end. I have to say that this battle is a typical example of defeat in Shu Han. It was because Liu Bei provoked it in a fit of anger.

So in this battle of Yiling, how much did Shu Han lose?

First of all, the key shouted, the battle of Yiling was a very large-scale battle during the Three Kingdoms period, this battle was launched by Liu Bei against Eastern Wu, although Shu Han was in the development stage at that time, but Liu Bei in order to avenge Guan Yu, in order to recapture Jingzhou, insisted on launching this "Battle of Yiling". Although many people persuaded Liu Bei, Liu Bei couldn't listen to it at all, and still broke out. The battle lasted for a year and a month, and the final result was a crushing defeat for Shu Han!

Every battle in history requires a long period of preparation and planning, and if you insist on going your own way, the result can only be a fiasco. And Liu Bei is like this, in order to recapture Jingzhou from the injury of Eastern Wu, and also to avenge Guan Yu. After all, Sun Quan killed Guan Yu when he captured Jingzhou.

Sun Quan was originally ready to sue for peace, but Liu Bei refused. This made Sun Quan not know what to do for a while, so he found the Cao Wei Alliance.

Later, Sun Quan even filmed Lu Xun to fight. But the situation on the battlefield is changing rapidly, but I didn't expect that later Shu Han was defeated one after another, and the forward general Fu Tong died on the battlefield! In this battle, a total of five generals of Shu Han surrendered to Cao Wei and Eastern Wu respectively, so you can imagine what the final result was.

The army led by Liu Bei was basically annihilated, and it was also a battle that caused Liu Bei's strength to be greatly reduced.

I believe that there are many people who like the history of the Three Kingdoms, and there are many heroes in the Three Kingdoms, which is an era of heroes. During this period, many famous decisive battles also took place, such as the Battle of Yiling between Wu and Shu. <>

The Battle of Yiling was a battle launched by Liu Bei, the lord of Shu, against Wu to avenge his younger brother, and the final result was that Wu burned Yiling and Shu was defeated, and Liu Bei died of illness in the White Emperor City soon after.

So what impact did the Battle of Yiling have on Shu? Let's take a look.

1. There is a shortage of talents.

Before the Battle of Yiling, the Five Tiger Generals of Shu made Shu the strongest national strength at that time, and after the Battle of Yiling, the Five Tiger Generals died one after another, and finally only Zhao Yun remained, and the younger generations did not have too good generals, so they could only rely on Zhuge Liang to maintain. <>

2. Serious losses of soldiers.

Shu had only one state of land at that time, and the land area of soldiers was the least, and the battle of Yiling at that time was basically a whole army dispatch, and the battle of Yiling Shu lost two-thirds of its troops, so that Shu lost the opportunity to win the Central Plains.

3. Financial issues.

After the defeat of the battle of Yiling, Liu Bei mobilized the power of the whole country to avenge his brother, and the internal problems of the country became increasingly prominent, and then there was no way but to divert domestic attention from Qishan, but the internal contradictions were not resolved, on the contrary, because of the perennial war, the court paid a lot of taxes, and this fell on the heads of the people, making the burden of the people heavier, and accelerating the demise of the Shu State.

Three Kingdoms, we understand not only history, but also can learn a lot of useful principles from it, we can't be too rash to do things, but also should have a sense of the overall situation, if Liu Bei did not insist on avenging his brother but chose to continue to unite Wu to resist Cao, at that time Cao Cao was the biggest enemy, maybe there is a chance to win the Central Plains, and then although he and Wu continue to unite, but there are already cracks can not continue to return to the beginning.

Shu Han actually lost about 100,000 soldiers and more than 20,000 tons of grain and grass, and this loss directly set Shu Han back decades.

The losses were very large, almost all the soldiers died, and only a few soldiers were still struggling to support themselves.

According to records, in the Battle of Yiling, Shu Han suffered heavy losses, making it unable to make a northern expedition to the Central Plains.