Guo Jia VS Zhuge Liang Who is stronger

Although there has been no real competition between the two strange people of the Three Kingdoms, we can reason from the facts of history.

From a historical point of view: Guo Jia helped Cao unify the north for about 10 years!

It took about 8 years for Zhuge to help Liu Bei achieve hegemony!

The difference between them is that Guo Jia is only a strategist under Cao Cao and has no real power, while Zhuge Liang has followed Liu Bei for 28 years, of which 11 years have been in power.

If Guo Jia also has 11 years of power, no matter how strong your Zhuge Liang's internal affairs ability is, no matter how well the country is governed, you will still be attacked by Shu.

For example, the CEO of a large company is very good at managing the company's internal affairs, but he does not have a business vision and the ability to develop the market.

No matter how well you manage the company, it will not open up new markets, so the company can only stand still. Of course there are no good ones.

Neither can the interior manager.

If we change to a character in the Three Kingdoms, when a force is competing for power and fighting for the chassis, you will choose a politically strong person to assist.

Or choose a strategic vision and a strong strategy to assist. Personally, I will choose someone who understands strategy and strategy to assist me in unifying the country.

After the reunification of the country, they came to look for internal affairs to assist in management.

Zhuge Liang was very famous in the Three Kingdoms period, but at that time there was a genius like him, his name was Guo Jia, he and Zhuge Liang were both young geniuses, outstanding military talents, and were called "the genius of the world" by the world

Mr. Shui Jing commented on Guo Jia: Guo Jia is not dead, and Zhuge Liang does not need to go down the mountain at all. From this sentence alone, it sounds like Guo Jia's strength may be stronger than Zhuge Liang's.

But Zhuge Liang and Guo Jia have never fought each other in history, nor have they met. Therefore, it is not objective or unreasonable to evaluate them based solely on evaluation or their existing achievements, and the level of strength between the two.

Mr. Shui Jing commented on Zhuge Liang as: Jiang Ziya of Xingzhou for 800 years, and Zhang Zifang for 400 years of Wanghan. Mr. Shui Jing has a very high opinion of Kong Ming.

The comparison of Zhuge Liang and Guo Jia's strength has no practical significance, because they are not characters who appeared at the same time, and Guo Jia had already died when Zhuge Liang went down the mountain.

Guo Jia, Zhuge Liang's profile:

1, Guo Jia was just an ordinary strategist in Yuan Shao's hands at the beginning. Although Guo Jia is just an ordinary strategist, he has great ambitions in his heart. Because Yuan Shao did not recognize Guo Jia's talent, Guo Jia has never been reused by Yuan Shao, so he finally chose to leave Yuan Shao and take refuge in Cao Cao.

When he was transferred to Cao Cao's camp, because Cao Cao knew talents, Guo Jia's lofty ambitions were also displayed. But because he liked to drink, he died very young.

2. In his early years, he went to Jingzhou with his uncle Zhuge Xuan and lived in seclusion in Longzhong. Later, Liu Bei invited Zhuge Liang to join Sun Quan of Eastern Wu to defeat Cao's army in the Battle of Chibi. The formation of the Three Kingdoms was full of momentum, and Jingzhou was captured.

In the sixteenth year of Jian'an (211), he captured Yizhou. Then he defeated Cao's army and captured Hanzhong. In the first year of Shu Zhangwu (221), Liu Bei established the Shu Han regime in Chengdu, and Zhuge Liang was appointed prime minister to preside over the government.

The latter lord Liu Chan succeeded to the throne, and Zhuge Liang was named the Marquis of Wuxiang and led the Yizhou pastor. Be diligent and prudent, handle political affairs in person, and reward and punish them strictly; Alliance with Soochow to improve relations with various ethnic groups in the southwest; We should implement the policy of tuntian and strengthen war preparedness. Five northern expeditions to the Central Plains before and after, mostly with grain to no avail.

Finally due to overwork, he died of illness in Wuzhangyuan in the twelfth year of Shu Jianxing at the age of 54. Liu Chan posthumously named him the Marquis of Zhongwu.