Was Zhuge Liang really angry with Zhou Yu?

This is fake, Zhuge Liang died of Zhou Yu This is just an artistic component in the romance, Zhou Yu in real history is a broad-minded Confucian, and he will not fight with Zhuge Liang, but he died young because of illness.

Legend has it that Kong Ming's three qi Zhou Yu finally Zhou Yu to death, but in fact, it was Zhou Yu himself who was angry to death!

Zhou Yu was "angry" by Zhuge Liang, and finally knew the truth and was deceived for so many years.

No. In history, Zhuge Liang did not die of anger, and Zhou Yu died of illness in Baqiu (now Yueyang, Hunan).

In the official history, it should not be angry with Zhuge Liang. Rather, it was because of the diseases he suffered from because of his perennial wars.

No, Zhou Yu died of illness due to overwork, and it has nothing to do with Zhuge Liang.

Is the story of Zhuge Liang's three qi Zhou Yu in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms true?

One Qi Zhou Yu: Romance of the Three Kingdoms "The Fifty-first Chapter Cao Ren vs. the Eastern Wu Soldiers Kong Ming One Qi Zhou Gongjin": "Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang agreed that if Zhou Yu failed to capture Nanjun, Liu Bei would take it again, Zhou Yu was injured in the first defeat, and then he planned and defeated Cao Bing, but Zhuge Liang took the opportunity to seize Nanjun and other places, neither breach of contract, but also seized the territory.

was so angry that Zhou Yu's golden sores burst and fell off the horse. This is the "first gas".

Erqi Zhou Yu: After Liu Bei's wife died, Sun Quan pretended to marry his sister Sun Shangxiang to Liu Bei according to Zhou Yu's strategy, wanting to trick Liu Bei into going to Eastern Wu and then kill him. Unexpectedly, his grandmother took a fancy to Liu Bei, not only did she not let him be killed, but also married Sun Shangxiang to him.

Zhou Yu wanted Liu Bei to be separated from Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others for a long time, and confused Liu Bei with his voice and lust, making him lose his ambition to win the world, but failed. Zhuge Liang made a plan and let Liu Bei return to Jingzhou safely, and let Zhou Yu fall into an ambush, and let the soldiers ridicule Zhou Yu, "Zhou Lang's clever plan to calm the world, compensated his wife and broke his army". made Zhou Yu so angry that the gold sores burst again.

This is now "losing the lady and breaking the army", this is the "second gas".

Sanqi Zhou Yu: Romance of the Three Kingdoms "The Fifty-sixth Cao Cao Banquet Tongquetai Kong Ming Sanqi Zhou Gongjin": Liu Bei borrowed Jingxiang Nine Counties from Dongwu to develop and grow himself, Dongwu was afraid that Liu Bei would be a threat to himself after he became strong, and asked for Jingzhou many times, Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang took Xichuan as the reason that after capturing Xichuan, Jingzhou must be returned, but they did not capture it for a long time, which made Zhou Yu angry, so he came up with a passage Jingzhou to help Liu Bei capture Xichuan, because if you want to capture Xichuan, you must pass through Jingxiang, but Zhou Yu is actually to capture Jingzhou, This plan was seen through by Zhuge Liang, which made Zhou Yu besieged, and Zhou Yu was angry and died of old injuries.

This is the "third qi".

Friends who are familiar with "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" know that Zhou Yu shouted angrily before he died: "If you are born Yu, how can you be born?" But what few people know is that there is a very classic sentence behind it, that is, "The king has not returned, and he is lonely." ”

This sentence expressed Zhou Yu's admiration for Zhuge Liang's talent, hoping that he would be able to serve Eastern Wu, as long as Zhuge Liang was sincerely loyal to Sun Quan, Zhou Yu would not hesitate to give him the position of the Grand Governor. It can be seen from this that Zhou Yu is not narrow-minded, and it is impossible for him to be angry with Zhuge Liang. Objectively speaking, Zhuge Liang's ability is very strong, but Zhou Yu is not bad, and he is evaluated like this in history:

The sex degree is magnificent, and the real genius is also. In addition, he, like Zhuge Liang, is one of the sixty-four generals of Tang Wu Temple and one of the seventy-two generals of Song Wu Temple.

Zhou Yu was not angry with Zhuge Liang.

Zhou Yu never designed to frame Zhuge Liang, nor was he jealous of him, nor was he killed by Zhuge Liang's anger. Zhuge Liang in history is not as expected as God as described in **, and he is only deified in the book. Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang don't have much intersection, they are not even people of the same level.

When Zhuge Liang was still in the grassland, Zhou Yu had already followed Sun Ce to fight everywhere and made great achievements. When Zhou Yu was infinitely beautiful, Zhuge Liang was just a nobody. Zhou Yu already had prominent capital at this time, and it was unlikely that he would be jealous of a person with no name.

Zhou Yu Profile

Zhou Yu (175-210), known as Gongjin, was a native of Shu County, Lujiang (now southwest of Lujiang County, Anhui). In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, he was a military strategist, a politician, a strategist, and a famous general of Eastern Wu. Born in Lujiang Zhou, the son of Luoyang Ling Zhou Yi, from the ancestor Zhou Jing, from his father Zhou Zhong, from the official to the captain, ranked as the third duke.

Zhou Yushao became friends with Sun Ce, and in the second year of Xingping, he helped Sun Ce defeat Liu Xuan in the Battle of Qu'a. Jian'an followed Sun Ce to pacify Jiangdong in the third year, Jian'an five years, Sun Ce was assassinated, Sun Quan succeeded him, Zhou Yu's generals went to the funeral, and he was in charge of public affairs with Zhang Zhao of the long history as the protector of the army. In the seventh year of Jian'an, Cao Cao sent the pledge of responsibility and power, and Zhou Yu admonished him to resist the pledge, suggesting that Sun Quan occupy the south of the Yangtze River, support the army and observe the changes, and established the strategic policy of separating Jiangdong and establishing the country independently.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Zhou Yu.