Zhuge Liang captured Meng in Nanzhong, where is Meng Shu s territory?

Meng Huo's territory was in the area where today's Yunnan Province and Sichuan Province meet, and the place where Zhuge Liang seized Meng Huo was called Nanzhong during the Three Kingdoms, and Meng Huo was the leader here at that time.

Meng Shu's territory was in Yunnan, and Zhuge Liang's southern expedition reached Kunming as farth, and he did not continue to fight after he surrendered.

Meng's territory should be in a part of what is now Yunnan, as well as a part of Burma, which was feared by the Han people at that time because of its high and deep forests, Zhangqi, and long distances.

Yunnan region. At that time, Meng Shu's territory was in part of Yunnan, in the south of Shu Han, next to the Shu Han regime.

The story of "Seven Captures of Meng Huo" is the plot of ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and it is widely spread among the people. There has always been some controversy about whether Meng Huo is a person, and the main reason is that Meng Huo is not recorded in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms". "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" also mentions that "Yonghong Enxin wrote in Nantu", indicating that Yonghong did rebel against the ethnic minorities in Nanzhong at that time, as for who is the leader of the indigenous people in the south?

In the history book "Spring and Autumn of the Han Dynasty", it is clearly stated that the leader of the barbarian tribe is Meng Huo. The area where Meng Huo was located was just in the south of "Ba" and "Shu", the center of the "Shu Han regime" at that time, so this area was named "Nanzhong". Personal analysis believes that the "Nanzhong" place of Zhuge Liang's southern expedition refers to the current three regions of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan.

It occurs in the Cang'er area of Dali in western Yunnan. Meng Huo's territory was in the present-day Qujing region of Yunnan Province and the Yunnan region to the south.

Zhuge Liang's "Seven Captures of Meng Huo" occurred in Yunnan. Meng's territory was mainly in Kunming, Yunnan Province.

Meng Huo's territory includes the four counties of Yuejun, Yizhou, Yongchang and Qiqi. It is located in the area of the southern part of present-day Sichuan, the northeastern part of Yunnan Province and the northwestern part of Guizhou.

Meng Huo was the leader of the Yi tribe at that time, and he was very brave and good at fighting, and his territory was mainly in the area of Zhaotong County, Yunnan Province.

His territory should belong to the vicinity of Lushui.

That is, it is equivalent to the surrounding area of Qujing now.

According to the current location, the Nanyi where Meng Huo was located at that time should be today's Yunnan region, because the Yunnan region is close to the Shuchuan region, so it should be here.

3 In the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang captured Meng Shu seven times, and Meng Huo's territory is today's **?

Judging from the description of ancient historical books, Meng's territory is located in the southern part of the Shu Kingdom, which is now in Yunnan Province.

According to some historical sources, it can be speculated that the territory occupied by Meng Huo should be located in some part of present-day Yunnan, mainly in the area of present-day Shaotong County, Yunnan Province.

After Zhuge Liang pacified Nanzhong, why didn't Meng Shu help Zhuge Liang to attack the Wei army in the later period?

On the one hand, the stupid clan has something to do with Meng Shu's temperament. Before Zhuge Liang assessed Nanzhong, Meng Huo was the leader of the major clans in Nanzhong. In order to restore the peaceful scene in Nanzhong, Zhuge Liang designed to capture Meng Huo, but Meng Huo was anxious and savage.

Meng Huo was captured by Zhuge Liang for the first time, he was not convinced, saying that Zhuge Liang did not capture him by legitimate means, and asked Zhuge Liang to let him go, and he would not let him catch him next time. Zhuge Liang promised to let Meng get back. The second time, Zhuge Liang designed to capture Meng Shu again, but Meng Shu was still unconvinced this time, and persuaded Zhuge Liang to let him go back with various reasons.

Zhuge Liang was very smart and knew that Meng Shu would not succumb to him so easily, so he devised a total of seven strategies to capture Meng Shu. When Meng Shu won the seventh ** award, he was very grateful to Zhuge Liang, and he admired Zhuge Liang very much, and decided to listen to Zhuge Liang's words, and when he was the big leader in Nanzhong, he would never disturb trouble, and he would definitely calm down all kinds of chaos in Nanzhong. Zhuge Liang was very relieved when he heard this.

This is Zhuge Liang's cleverness, he knows that a tough guy is not so easy to be convinced, so he subdued people's hearts and made Meng Shu completely subjugate him. This resolved the Nanzhong Rebellion. But Meng Shu is still the big leader, it is selfish not to help Shu Han, he wants to keep his tribe peaceful, and he was captured by Zhuge Liang seven times, Meng Shu was worried, afraid that he helped Shu Han Tuanla, and after the completion of the work, he was stopped by Zhuge Liang again with a strategy.

On the other hand, it is related to the interests of the Mong tribe. Meng Huo continued to be his own big leader in Nanzhong, he had people under him or scattered soldiers, as a leader, any decision must be made for his soldiers and the people to consider, if Shu Han wants Meng to help without giving certain conditions, who would be willing to let his hard-earned soldiers obey the orders of others and go to death?

The above is the reason why Meng Shu did not help Shu Han.

Because Meng Shu was too far away from Nanzhong, he didn't have time to support, so Meng Shu didn't help Shu Han.

Mainly because of Meng Huo, who was pestered by Cao Cao at that time. He was fighting Cao Cao's army. There is no time or energy to spare troops to help Zhuge Liang.

It may be because Meng Shu felt that such behavior was abnormal, and he also felt that such behavior would definitely fail, so he did not help Shu Han.

The reason why Meng Huo did not help the destruction of Shu was that there were many tribes in the Shu region, and Meng Huo was only the leader of a tribe, and he could not organize all the tribes to unite.

Moreover, the Nanzhong tribe is only attached to Shu Han, and now that Shu Han is dead, they choose to watch for their own interests. Moreover, the road from Nanzhong to Chengdu is rugged, and even if Meng Huo wants to go, he has to walk for a long time. Coupled with various problems such as Meng Huo's backward equipment and lack of food, Meng Huo chose to protect himself.

After the fall of Shu Han, Nanzhong was attached to Wei, and Meng Shu and others continued to dominate Nanzhong. For them, it doesn't matter who the dependent country is, the important thing is that they take care of their own one-third of an acre.

"Seven Captures and Seven Verticals" is purely a story:

The story of "Seven Captures and Seven Verticals" actually does not exist, and the later "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and the script rendered it, making the plot particularly bizarre and absurd. In fact, Zhuge Liang's southern expedition, he reused local forces to protect their interests.

One reverses the policy of ruling officials and sending troops to guard since the Han Dynasty. He did not need to keep people or soldiers in Nanzhong, let alone transport grain. not only encircled the local leaders to serve him, but also obtained gold, silver, dan, lacquer, ploughing oxen, and war horses.

The country is rich with military funds. So that he could concentrate on the northern expedition to the Central Plains, and maintain stability in the southern and central areas of the rear.