Most of Jiang Wei s Northern Expedition of the Three Kingdoms was always victorious, why couldn t it

During the Three Kingdoms period, the era when the heroes were exhausted, although the Eastern Han Dynasty was divided into three kingdoms, they were not evenly matchedAt that time, Wei was the most powerful of the three powers, so Wu and Shu could only defend passively, and they had to fully cooperate with their geographical advantages to stop Wei's invasion。So let's talk about why during the Three Kingdoms period, most of Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition was always victorious, and why could it still not reverse the fate of the destruction of Shu?

At that time, we also knew that the name of a mysterious and wonderful grandson was Zhuge Liang, and he was known as Wolong. In the book, we know that Zhuge Liang wants to attack Wei every time, but because of the existence of the Three Kingdoms, if it develops peacefully, it is bound to be passive. Therefore, even if Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition is victorious, it should be difficult to reverse the situation

Because the food was about to be eaten at that time, and a large part of Cao Wei's troops were defending the city.

Said in the book,Jiang Wei had many achievements in the eleventh Northern Expedition, and he was once a general who killed Wei. But it didn't work out once. I didn't even see the city gate of Chang'an at that time, which is not to say that Jiang Wei's military and command ability is not good, but the gap between the national strength of the two countries at that time was really huge

This is also that no matter how hard Jiang Wei tries, he will not be able to deal a devastating blow to other countries.

In the book, we think that the population of Wei is more than 4 times that of Shu Han, and the army led by Jiang Wei at that time was insufficient, so there was only victory, but it was not yet to the point of attacking the city. And the main reason is that every time Shu began to attack, it had to retreat because of the lack of food and grass.

Because the demise of Shu is an inevitable trend of history, it can also be said to be the fate of heaven, and Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei could not reverse it.

At that time, the Shu Han regime had already fallen into internal and external troubles, and it was not something that Jiang Wei could save.

At that time, the Shu Han regime had already fallen into the predicament of internal and external troubles, even if Zhuge Liang had organized many northern expeditions when he was alive, it was unsuccessful, let alone a Jiang Wei? Even if Jiang Wei has no matter how high his martial arts are, how can he turn the tide? Therefore, the decline of the Shu Han regime is the inevitable result of historical evolution, and the power of one person alone cannot change the history of Shu Han at all.

Because the talents of the late Shu Kingdom withered, and the later lord Liu Chan was also incapable, the fate of the increasingly weak Shu Kingdom could only be destruction.

At that time, the strength of Wei was the most powerful of the three kingdoms, while the strength of Shu was weak and the Northern Expedition was only a small area of victory, and the strength of the country did not allow frequent wars.

Although he always won, he failed to capture the city, mainly because of the lack of troops and the lack of food and grass.

Liu Bei died, Zhuge Liang also died, as two important figures in Shu, their death also means that the general trend has gone, plus the queen Liu Chan is dizzy, does not want to forge ahead, and is even more foolish in political affairs, several reasons together can not escape destruction no matter what.

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There are 2 main reasons: 1Jiang Wei's master Zhuge basically exhausted the resources of Shu State, and there was only one stop in the battle, and Mu had a follow-up.

2.At that time, most of the ** people in Shu did not agree with the Northern Expedition.

No matter how much it says, it is a secondary reason, and the main reason is that the comprehensive national strength is much worse than that of Wei.

3 times! The internal divisions are relatively large! Affected by the Northern Expedition in the early stage, the national strength has declined.

Economic decisions. Wei's economy is not an order of magnitude larger than Shu's.

In fact, the defeat of Shu was established during the Battle of Yiling. The battle with Wu consumed all the national strength of Shu, and lost Jingzhou, which Zhuge Liang dreamed of, and lost the ability to live in Jingyi and destroy Cao to devour Wu. Therefore, in the later period of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang will begin to subdue the Southern Barbarians, stabilize himself for the time being, and then eagerly go on a northern expedition, hoping to take the lead in capturing the gate of Wei and gradually encroach.

But since the Battle of Yiling, the national strength of Shu has been the weakest of the three kingdoms, it should be said that at that time, Shu was the weakest, Wei was strong, but not as stable as Wu, which is why Wu finally perished. Because of the defeat of Shu in Yiling, Wei also suffered a lot of consumption in the many years of conquest after Chibi, and the court was in civil strife. Only the state of Wu has always been stable, recuperating, living in natural danger, and sticking to the homeland.

There is nothing wrong with the Northern Expedition, because the Northern Expedition was carried out in accordance with Zhuge Liang's ideals, but the capital is no longer there, and the body is not there.

Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition also followed in the footsteps of Zhuge Liang, but when Jiang Wei took over, the national strength of Shu was also weakened, and it was eventually annexed.

When Jiang Wei was in the Northern Expedition, why was he opposed by many people? Because Jiang Wei's overall ability is not as good as Zhuge Liang, and it brought huge material consumption during the Northern Expedition. In the spring of 223 AD, Zhuge Liang dedicated the list he wrote directly to Liu Chan.

After getting Liu Chan's consent, Zhuge Liang directly sent troops to the Northern Expedition.

Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition took place in the Battle of Chibi in the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208 AD), and was one of the main scenes in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". It not only shows the superb wisdom of Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang, but also the reason why "Romance of the Three Kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu" can become a big battle. Cao Cao's troops were all landlubbers and were not accustomed to water warfare.

In order to increase his combat effectiveness, Cao Cao appointed two of Liu Biao's generals, Cai Mao and Zhang Yun, as commanders of the naval army. In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the description of the Battle of Chibi can be said to be very exciting, although there are some discrepancies with history, but it is very good from the perspective of listening to the story.

<> Cao Cao's concealment before the leak, he put all the ships together because he infiltrated the spy. However, even if Cao Cao didn't see it, didn't so many of Cao Cao's subordinates see this intention? Can this plot happen?

Let me introduce it to you. The history of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms begins in 220 AD and ends in 280 AD. In 220, Cao Pi usurped the throne and proclaimed himself emperor of the Han Dynasty.

He took Luoyang as his capital and called his kingdom Wei.

Jiang Gan was an inferior tactician. Perhaps because he had been disliked in Cao's camp for a long time, in order to curry favor with Cao Cao, he voluntarily went to Wu to persuade Zhou Yu to surrender. If Zhou Yu betrayed at this critical moment, the Wu camp would be defeated without a fight and fall into chaos.

Of course, Cao Cao couldn't agree, so why not?

Although Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition was not the official start of the search of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu, it was the most important battle of the Three Kingdoms. After this battle, Sun Quan consolidated his land, and Liu Bei of Hongqing occupied Jingzhou and then Sichuan, and the situation of tripartite confrontation really took shape. In ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Sun Liu joined forces and attacked with fire on the Yangtze River to eliminate Cao Cao's 200,000 troops, which is indeed a classic battle of winning more with less.