If Zhuge Liang lived a long life, would Shu Han still die?

If he can really live a long life, Shu Han may not be able to do it, the Northern Expedition consumed a lot of manpower and material resources, and Shu Han has long been unable to bear it.

The demise of Shu Han was the inevitable result of the rolling wheels of history.

The position of Shu will not make Shu for a long time, and Shu will have more than enough to protect itself, but it is a bit difficult to forge ahead.

For Shu Han, it was not because of Zhuge Liang, but because his monarch was not a good monarch that he would perish.

Even if Zhuge Liang lived for more than 20 years, Shu Han would not be able to unify the Three Kingdoms. Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan in 234 A.D., and lived another 20 years, that is, died in 254 A.D.

Definitely not, if that is the case, Shu Han will perish faster, because power is too concentrated in one person, and who will inherit after death is a big problem.

It will definitely perish, because before Cao Wei came over, the Zhuge family may have taken Liu Chan's country.

If Zhuge Liang really lived a long life, then this kind of existence itself caused harm to Shu Han. Even if Zhuge Liang is not greedy for power, but because he has been in power for too long, power will continue to concentrate on him, and the imperial power will be weakened, even if he does not want to be the emperor, there will be people pushing him or his son to be the emperor.

30 years after Zhuge Liang's death, Shu Han perished.

According to Chen Shou's record in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", in 263 AD, after the persuasion of Qian Zhou, Liu Chan, the queen of Shu Han, chose to surrender to Deng Ai. From 234 to 263 A.D., there was a gap of almost thirty years.

What did Shu Han rely on to survive for 30 years.

First of all, for the Shu Han established by Liu Bei, the reason why it could survive for nearly 30 years after the death of Zhuge Liang was the result of a combination of internal and external reasons. On the one hand, although Liu Bei launched the Battle of Yiling to defeat Eastern Wu during his lifetime, the relationship between Shu Han and Eastern Wu fell into a rupture. However, after Liu Bei Baidi was entrusted to Gu, Zhuge Liang successfully repaired the relationship between Shu Han and Eastern Wu.

On the basis of the Shu-Wu alliance, Zhuge Liang and the Eastern Wu side maintained a synergistic relationship on the Northern Expedition to Cao Wei. Even after Zhuge Liang's death, Eastern Wu still used troops against Cao Wei. And this undoubtedly relieved a certain amount of external pressure on Shu Han at that time, thereby delaying the time when Shu Han was destroyed.

Secondly, after Zhuge Liang's death, there was also a very big contradiction in the Wei state itself, that is, the power struggle between the Sima clan and the Cao clan. According to historical records, the three rebellions of Huainan were Wang Ling's rebellion, Wuqiu Jianwenqin's rebellion and Zhuge Dan's rebellion. Therefore, for Sima Yi, Sima Shi, and Sima Zhao, it is necessary to use troops to quell the rebellion of Zhuge Dan and others.

On this basis, Sima Yi and others naturally could not use the main forces to attack Shu Han. In other words, Wei's own internal contradictions have also become an important reason why Shu Han has been able to persist for nearly 30 years.