Ask, why did Jiang Wei abandon Wei and join Shu???

Jiang WeiGetZhuge LiangThe reuse of so loyal to assist the Shu State.

Ma Tan was defeated in Jieting, and Zhuge Liang pulled more than 1,000 families from Xi County back to Shu, causing Jiang Wei to be separated from his mother. After that, Zhuge Liang dismissed Jiang Wei as Cangcao Peng, added General Fengyi, and was named the Marquis of Yangting, this year, Zhuge Liang also wrote to Jiang Wan, saying: Jiang Wei is loyal and diligent in current affairs, thinking precisely, is a sergeant in Liangzhou, and examines Jiang Wei's talent strategy, even Li Shao and Ma Liang are not as good as Jiang Wei.

So, let Jiang Wei lead five or six thousand tiger infantry troops. Later, Jiang Wei was promoted to the general of the Central Supervision Army.

Achievement: Liu Bei at the beginning.

For the king of Hanzhong, stay in Wei Yan.

Defend Hanzhong, leave heavy troops in each siege to resist foreign enemies, if the enemy comes to invade Hanzhong, you can block the enemy outside the pass, unable to enter Hanzhong, the battle of Xingshi, Wang Ping resisted Cao Shuang's attack, is used in this way. However, Jiang Wei believes that although this method is in line with "Zhou Yi.

The meaning of "heavy gate" is that you can resist the enemy, but you can't get great results.

It is better to let the enemy army enter Yangping Pass, and the Shu army retreats to the two cities of Han and Le, leaving heavy troops to guard the important passes, and then sending an army to fight guerrillas, specifically attacking the weak links of the enemy army.

In this way, the supply line of the enemy army can be lengthened, and it is impossible to get food and grass replenishment on the spot, and in the long run, the enemy army is exhausted, and when it is returned, the defenders of Zhucheng and the guerrilla army will take the opportunity to attack together, so that the enemy army can be annihilated. So he ordered Hu Ji, the governor of Hanzhong, to guard Hanshou, Wang Han, the superintendent, to guard Lecheng, and Jiang Bin, the protector, to guard Hancheng.

It also set up sieges in Xi'an, Jianwei, Wuwei, Shimen, Wucheng, Jianchang, and Linyuan to prepare for strong enemies.

Although the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is written based on historical events, there are also many fictional plots added to it, such as plots such as the straw boat borrowing arrows and the empty city plan, which are adapted by the author according to folklore, but the description of Jiang Wei, the content in ** is basically in line with the historical truth.

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Jiang Wei was originally loyal to the Wei State, and he was deeply reused by his superiors, because Zhuge Liang used a discordant strategy, which made the boss lose trust in Jiang Weihe, causing him to surrender to Shu.

In fact, Jiang Wei has always been depressed in the Wei State, only a very low-level officer, and has not been trusted by the Wei State Taishou and has been excluded, and later Zhuge Liang was abandoned when he led the troops over, so Jiang Wei had to surrender to the Shu State.

Jiang Wei was immediately reused in Shu, Zhuge Liang valued Jiang Wei very much, entrusted him with a heavy responsibility, and Jiang Wei was named the Marquis of Yang Pavilion within a few years of surrendering to Shu, and he was only 27 years old at this time. After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei was also reused, and the later lord Liu Chan trusted Jiang Wei and put him in charge of a large number of troops in Shu, and he did not have any suspicion about Jiang Wei. Jiang Wei led troops to crusade against the Central Plains many times, and also achieved some victories, so Liu Chan also canonized Jiang Wei as a general, and also took charge of the government together with the then prime minister Fei Yi.

Therefore, after Jiang Wei joined the Shu Kingdom, his career development was very smooth, he was promoted all the way, and entered the upper echelons of the regime, because of Zhuge Liang and the later lord Liu Chan's love and kindness to him, so Jiang Wei was loyal to Shu Han, and was willing to smear the liver and brain of Shu State, and repay him with loyalty and dedication. If Jiang Wei still stayed in Wei, it would be impossible for him to achieve such an achievement with his background and status, and because of this, Jiang Wei was loyal to Shu State, and he had an attitude of dying as a confidant to reflect his gratitude and retribution.

The reason why Jiang Wei Shuhan, who is still a general of Wei, is loyal to Shu Han is: after coming to Shu Han, he was appreciated by Zhuge Liang, and he has always been called a sergeant in Liangzhou, after Zhuge Liang died of illness, he inherited Zhuge Liang's will and launched the Northern Expedition many times.

Because Liu Bang saved him and treated him very well, he didn't care that he was a general of Wei and treated him favorably everywhere, so he was loyal to Shu Han.

Because his status in Shu Han was relatively high at that time, and he had already taken Shu Han as his foundation, hoping that he could make contributions.

Later, in the war between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao, Zang Ba guarded the direction of Qingzhou and made great contributions. Along with Zang Ba who surrendered to Cao Cao, Sun Guan and others were Sun Guan and others, who later died of injuries while conquest of Sun Quan.

In the era of cold weapons, it is not because of strength that we will be able to win a war, and strength is certainly a key factor in winning a war, but it is not an absolute factor. If you can win by strength alone, then there is no need to fight a war. Liu Bei led them to recover the counties of Jingzhou, forced Liu Zhang to occupy Western Shu, defeated Cao Cao and captured Hanzhong, and greatly increased his strength, and then established the Shu Han regime.

Compared with the five tiger generals, if the five tiger generals and the five tiger generals will bring the same soldiers and horses to fight, the comprehensive ability of the five tiger generals is stronger than the five tiger generals.

After Zhuge Liang's death, <> Jiang Wei gradually became the core figure controlling the military power of Shu Han. Later, in order to avoid trouble, the troops were stationed in the middle of the river, and many times the northern expedition to Cao Wei, including a big victory, a small victory three times, four times, a big defeat, and a small defeat.

Liu Bei entered Chengdu, but he only caught the upper and lower echelons, the local talents in Yizhou, the talents in Jingzhou, and the talents when Liu Bei started, they poured into each other, and consumed a lot of elites in vain.

Wang Ping was originally a Shu person. Wang Ping: Growing up in Rong Brigade, his hands can't write, his knowledge is only a cross, and dictation is reasonable. It makes people read history and the Han Dynasty chronicles, listen to them, know their meaning, and often talk without losing their meaning.

However, Wang Ping was still infatuated with the atmosphere of the five buckets of rice in Hanzhong and Bazhong, so he surrendered to Shu Han. Shu Han used Wang Wei to win over the five doumi disciples in Hanzhong and Bazhong, and the seven surnames of Ban Yu in Bazhong, of course, they had to be reused.

In addition, compared with the local talents of Shu, Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang and others trust people from other provinces more. Because the local clans have usually stayed in Yizhou for hundreds of years, their power is huge and intertwined. If these local wealthy families hold great power, then Liu Bei and Liu Chan are easily elevated.

An important reason is that during the Three Dynasties, Cao Cao relied on the Celestial Master handed over by the Han King to establish China and relied on him to become the most powerful of the Three Dynasties. The main reason for the establishment of the Shu Han Dynasty was the inheritance of the Han Dynasty, and it can be said that the Han Dynasty, which prevailed for more than 400 years, was still widely reported in the early days of the Three Dynasties. Liang Qichao revived Qishan by renaming the Han Dynasty, and Jiang Wei also traveled north many times before and after, so it can be said that the revival of the Han Dynasty is famous, which is an important reason for loyalty to Shu.

Because Jiang Wei was depressed in the Wei State, his talents could not be displayed, and Zhuge Liang of the Shu State valued Jiang Wei very much and was willing to pass on what he had learned all his life to him, so he was willing to serve Shu Han.

Because it was Shu that made him reborn, he was very grateful to the person who helped him, and he planned to do his best to help this person.

Because Shu Han is very good to him and gives him enough space to display his talents, I think it is normal for him to be so loyal to Shu Han.