Is Liu Chan a smart person? How to evaluate him?

I don't think Adou is a smart person, he has no ambitions, and he has no talent or talent, but he is a wise person.

First of all, the first one is very clear that his ability is not good. So he didn't succeed. Almost all important things were handed over to Zhuge Liang, and he was happy.

The second is that he knows what he knows, and he doesn't understand it. Therefore, he was more laissez-faire in the management of the imperial court. But in fact, he knew that with Zhuge Liang there, the situation was basically controllable.

The third is that he knows that he has the entire national resources of Shu in his hands. So those who have vested interests will definitely defend their interests. So he didn't have to worry too much about saying that someone would overthrow him.

When it was finally defeated by the Wei State. He couldn't help but think about it, and in fact he saw a clever place about him. It is Confucius who said that there is nothing to be done. As the king of a country, it doesn't matter if his own country is destroyed. This may seem very inappropriate.

But in fact, Adou's wisdom is that he dares to admit that he can't do it, so if someone else really accepts this Shu country and manages him better, it is actually a good thing for the people of Shu country.

And what he did was excusable. When Adou was young, his father Liu Bei Shao did one thing. Let's compare Liu Bei, Cao Cao and Sun Jian, you know that Cao Cao and Sun Jian both took their children with them anytime and anywhere and put them in the war to hone them.

Only Liu Bei's baby Adou has never been on the battlefield, nor has he ever participated in formal training. So Liu Bei specially explained when he was dying, if Adou really couldn't help him. Then you Zhuge Liang will take his place.

Of course, this is also a test of Zhuge Liang's loyalty. But he also said what Liu Bei was thinking. He knew that his son was really not good at running the country.

But no suitable heir could be found. So I had to entrust Zhuge Liang. to manage the country for him, and Zhuge Liang finally fulfilled his promise, did his best, and died.

Liu Chan is a smart man. Overall, he is wise and foolish. When he did not ascend the throne, he showed his stupidity everywhere, and after he ascended the throne, he reused his talents, let Zhuge Liang have an overview of the military, and Li Yan dealt with the affairs of Shuzhong, and he was never confused in the face of major events.

Be. Liu Chan knew that Zhuge Liang was used to govern the government, and he was willing to be captured by Wei after the destruction of the country, but he had no talent for governing the country.

It's not smart, but it's certainly not stupid. He is not mediocre, but mediocre, and his most successful thing is to unconditionally trust Zhuge Liang and give him the country to govern. This requires self-knowledge.

His actions were always controversial, with some people thinking he was a straw bag and others thinking he was able to judge the situation and be wise. He can actually clearly understand the situation of Shu, after all, he does not support Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, and pursues a relaxed policy, which is good for Shu.

Because everyone thinks differently, some people say that he cherishes talents, and some people say that he doesn't know anything, just a straw bale. He is actually a man of great wisdom, cherishes talents, and can tolerate others.

Liu Bei's eldest son, the queen of Shu Han, Liu Chu is by no means an incompetent master, the so-called eight immortals across the sea show their own magical powers, Liu Chan can sit on the emperor, he has his own subtlety. Liu Chan basically did it, Liu Bei's entrustment when he was dying: don't take evil as small, don't take good as small.

Liu Chan has no eloquence, nor is he a heinous tyrant, he is just an ordinary and ordinary monarch, his life is very carefree, and his life has flashes. Liu Chan ascended the throne at the age of seventeen and reigned for forty-one years. Surrendered to Cao Wei, named Anle Gong, and enjoyed his old age in Luoyang, at the age of sixty-four.

His ability is not particularly strong, his heart is noisy and his eyes are particularly small, he does not have strong military strength, and he does not listen to people's advice. He was not underestimated, because his ability to ascend was really very average.

His abilities were not underestimated, because he was also illiterate, and he had no strategy, and every time someone came to attack him, he begged for mercy.

In fact, his ability is quite good, and he is indeed underestimated, but Liu Chan wants to be an ordinary man more than an emperor.

Liu Chan is a cowardly, mediocre, and hedonistic person. Although he inherited his father's experience and became the emperor of Shu, and had the support of Zhuge Liang, Liu Chan did not cherish all this, and fought cocks and lackeys in the palace all day long, which eventually led to the destruction of Shu.

A man of great wealth and wealth. Liu Chan is very smart, this person listens to his father very much, he gets along well with Zhuge Liang, and he has extended his country for a long time.

Liu Chan looks stupid, but in fact, he is quite smart in his heart, and he uses this stupidity in his appearance to save his life and the safety of his family.

Liu Chan is actually the best of Liu Bei's sons, otherwise Zhuge Liang would not unify Liu Chan as the lord of Shu, but Liu Chan lacks practical experience, and his previous excellent talents have been worn out, and he needs to go out for a walk to become a great talent.

"Those who love want to live, and those who hate want to die" This is the comment that his Lao Tzu gave him, and it is also the best comment for the ages.

Judging from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, there are many people who killed him first!! Should he not be able to support him, the foundation of Shu was defeated, and he surrendered after the end, and he also asked Sima when he answered? (I forgot) a toast.

However, from another point of view, he avoided the war with his own methods, (in the end, there were still about 600,000 soldiers, but he opened the city gates and surrendered) to reduce the burden on the common people, not a good ruler, and his ambitions were not yet large. If you put it in the present day, you can definitely award the Nobel Peace Prize...