What are the unsolved mysteries of the Three Kingdoms era that cannot be solved?

In the eyes of today's people, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is obviously not a serious history**, because it is mixed with a large number of fantasy and supernatural events; However, Luo Guanzhong, the author of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", is obviously a serious author, he inherits the long history and tradition of "telling but not doing" in China, Confucius, Guo Jingming, and contemporary university professors possessed the soul at the moment of his creation, and he is not alone in the ...... of fighting

Well, I mean to say, in fact, the fantasy and supernatural events in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are basically all proven, such as Hua Tuo's treatment of sores, Mi Zhu's encounter with the God of Fire, Zhuge Ke's possession of the servant girl, etc., most of which are copied from Ganbao's "Sou Shen Ji" in the Jin Dynasty, and basically there is no content compiled by Luo Guanzhong himself. There are even some overly mysterious and supernatural plots that Luo Guanzhong does not dare to use, such as the supernatural murder incident called "Luotou Nation" in the twelfth volume of "Sou Shen Ji".

According to "Sou Shen Ji", Zhu Huan, the general of Wu State, has a servant girl from a southern minority in his family, and when he sleeps every night, his head will leave his body, use his ears as wings, and fly out to go shopping. If you cover your headless body with a quilt, when the sky is about to dawn and your head flies back, you can't find your neck, and you will fall to the ground and sigh as if you are going to die. When I took the quilt away, my head flew up again, and I attached it to my neck, and after a while it was as good as ever.

Zhu Huan was surprised when he found out, and he didn't dare to ask for this maidservant, so he sent something out. Later, I heard that their people were originally like this.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was divided into three kingdoms, but the territory of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu was much larger than that of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In the case of Wu, there were 12 states and one division (equivalent to a municipality directly under the central government) in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Wu only had a part of Yangzhou and a part of Jingzhou, and less than two states. However, by the time of the fall of Wu, the administrative territory of Wu had five prefectures: Jing, Yang, Guangzhou, Jiaojiao, and Yi.

Among them, Yizhou is now Taiwan, Guangzhou is now part of Guangdong and Guangxi, Fujian, and Jiaozhou is part of what is now Guangxi and Myanmar. Zhu Huan was one of the main generals of the state of Wu who sent troops to Jiaozhou. The so-called "head can fly" handmaiden is probably a certain ethnic group in Myanmar now.

The military system of the state of Wu was a tribal system, and soldiers and middle- and low-ranking officers were not accountable to the imperial court, but to high-ranking generals, basically similar to the generals' private soldiers. Wu also often increased or decreased the number of private soldiers of his generals as a means of reward or punishment for his generals.

I speculate that Zhu Huan's subordinates were very cruel to the slaves and maids captured during the Southern Expedition, and they tortured and killed a lot in private. According to the law at that time, although the torture and killing of slaves and maids did not have to resist their lives, they were also criminally responsible.

In the later period of Soochow, the political pressure was high-pressure, and the suppression of the generals was very serious. Presumably, Zhu Huan came to protect his subordinates, and secondly, he was afraid of taking political risks, so he created the story of the "Fallen Nation" to cover up the scandal of his subordinates abusing and killing ethnic minority prisoners.

Fortunately, science is now prosperous and the means of information dissemination are developed. Otherwise, most of the US military officers stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan will have similar stories of "down-headed nations" circulating.

There are a lot of them, for example: how many sons does Cao Cao have, where is the tomb where Cao Cao is really buried (although Cao Cao's tomb has been unearthed, but there is no exact conclusion in the historiography), Kong Ming lantern, wooden ox and flowing horse, are these things invented by Zhuge Liang, is Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang in history really a fish-water relationship, who is the mastermind of Guan Yu's careless loss of Jingzhou, etc., etc., etc

Where did the sable cicada go?

1 Look at the truth and falsehood of the thatched cottage (Zhuge Liang has always had great ambitions, how can he put on a big show and be unwilling to go out of the mountain) 2 The reason for Cao Cao's failure in the Battle of Chibi (whether it is unadaptable to water and soil, infectious diseases, or fire attacks) 3 Diao Chan's whereabouts are unknown on the way to Cao Cao, where did he go.

4 Zhao Yun's real age.

5. Liao Hua was 95 years old when he died.

6 Ma Dai has a nickname in the end.

7 Ma Dai was repelled by Niu Jin during the Northern Expedition, and there is no record of why it was since.

8 The mystery of Guan Gong ** [There is no record in the official history, it is written in the romance that the Qinglong knife (long-handled broadsword), but there was no long-handled broadsword at that time, and it is recorded: Guan Gong stabbed the enemy general, and the knife could not be stabbed].

9 Who spoke without permission in the single knife meeting (what is recorded in the romance is Zhou Cang, but Zhou Cang has no one else).

What happened to Xu Shu Zang Ba Chibi? Why didn't Meng Huo send someone to go on the Northern Expedition with Zhuge ? The empty city plan is not Sima Zhuge tacit understanding.

The most famous are the red cliff suspicious clouds, black nest and broken beams.

For example, why Zhuge Liang is not from Cao Cao Group, as well as the whereabouts of Diao Chan and the whereabouts of Jiangdong Erqiao.

How to fight the battle, how to send the enemy out, cut it down, and then wave the army to attack the other party and defeat it, so why do you need soldiers, why is the Romance of the Three Kingdoms written like this.

Why is Zhuge Liang so godly!

。。。Ningyun? Do you mean the problem of writing?

For example, even if there is Huarong Dao, how could Guan Yu let him go? Kong Ming's excuse is to watch the sky at night... The New Three Kingdoms have a good explanation, and they are afraid of being recklessly revenged by Cao Pi and others.

Please watch Yi Zhongtian's "Three Kingdoms".

Who is the young general who followed Tai Shici to face Sun Ce, and his ending?