After Wolong s death, Liu Chan was so incompetent, why didn t Shu immediately perish?

After the death of Wolong Zhuge Liang, the Shu Kingdom did not perish immediately, because the Shu Kingdom was relatively large, like a candle, it would be lit slowly, rather than perishing at once.

Because Cao Wei didn't have time to pay attention to Shu Han, the Sima family was consolidating power, and the foundation laid by Zhuge Liang was still working, so it did not perish immediately.

It's because of this that Ge Liang died. Part of it was because of the latter, and part of it was because after Zhuge Liang died, many countries had no worries about the future, and they began to attack.

The reason for his demise is because Liu Chan is too cowardly, and he is still laughing when someone else invades the country, he really can't help himself.

The specific reason may be that Zhuge Liang's several northern expeditions were unsuccessful, which consumed the strength of Shu Han. It doesn't have much to do with Liu Chan.

It should be Zhuge Liang's insistence on the Northern Expedition, which led to the deficit of Shu Han's national strength. Liu Chan's inability to support is one of the reasons.

It's still going to perish.

First of all, the weakness of Shu Han was not determined by one or two monarchs. During the Three Kingdoms period, the Shu Han occupied only present-day Sichuan, Chongqing, southern Shaanxi, and the Yunnan-Guizhou region. Among them, the social system in Yunnan and Guizhou is backward and the productivity is low; The Sichuan-Chongqing region is also the only region near the Chengdu Plain that has a high grain production capacity.

In the Three Kingdoms era, a country's national strength mainly depends on its agricultural strength, and Shu Han's land and population are far inferior to Cao Wei, nor as good as Eastern Wu, so it objectively determines the weakness of Shu Han's national strength.

Why was Shu Han in an active offensive position in the Zhuge Liang era? Zhuge Liang's own ability is one of the reasons, due to Zhuge Liang's proper political measures, the strength of Shu Han has been greatly improved during his tenure; In addition, Zhuge Liang's strategic thinking decided that Shu Han would take the initiative to attack the strategy for a certain period of time, and use all kinds of troops to suppress Cao Wei. However, due to the gap in national strength, although he won some military victories, Zhuge Liang was never able to defeat Cao Wei.

With the development of the times, the Central Plains region ruled by Cao Wei slowly suffered from the trauma of the war at the end of the Han Dynasty, and the productivity developed rapidly, and the gap between Shu Han and Eastern Wu became wider and larger (which is also the reason why Zhuge Liang was eager to start a war), and after Zhuge Liang's death, Shu Han and Eastern Wu no longer had the ability to compete with Cao Wei.

After Cao Rui's death, Sima Yi eliminated the Cao Shuang clique, which represented decay and degeneration, through a coup d'état, and the emerging and more viable Sima clique seized real power, which further exacerbated the gap in strength.

Even if Liu Chan died early, Shu Han had a talented monarch, but it was just to delay his demise and die a better death. From a macro-historical point of view, this is actually not conducive to national unity and national unity. Liu Chan's rapid surrender actually saved the people of Sichuan from the disaster of war, just as Liu Zhang said when he surrendered.

First of all, objective factors: Wei is strong, and Shu has come to an end. Secondly, look at the charm of the monarch Neither of them has the talent to support the world and attract the heart of the Magi. Therefore, it will be difficult for Shu to win in the end.

Liu Kan is not the crown prince, and it is not his turn to ascend the throne.

Not necessarily, Wei was too powerful at that time;

There is no if in history, and the Shu Kingdom is no longer 9.