Why did Zhuge Liang keep losing battles after Liu Bei died of illness?

After Liu Bei's death, why did Zhuge Liang keep losing battles?

As the world's first genius in the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang's life can be said to have countless achievements, but those who are familiar with the Three Kingdoms will definitely find a problem, that is, before Liu Bei's death, all battles commanded by Zhuge Liang rarely failed, but after Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition was extremely difficult, and he returned repeatedly in vain, so what is the reason? Jiang Wei, the last general of Shu Han, has actually broken through the mystery.

Jiang Wei Jiang Wei said a sentence before he died, this is the will of heaven. Is this really just the meaning of fate? When Jiang Wei followed Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, there were two times when he had no choice but to retreat because the grain and grass were not timely, and the ** who escorted the grain and grass at that time was Gou An, that is, Li Yan's nephew, Li Yan can also be regarded as a high authority in Shu Han, and Zhuge Liang actually fought his nephew's army, which made Li Yan's face loss, plus Li Yan himself was delayed on the way to transport grain and grass, and lied that Eastern Wu was coming, which made Zhuge Liang give up the Northern Expedition, and this was caused by Liu Chan's improper employment.

The second point is that Zhuge Liang is too concerned about everything, which leads to Zhuge Liang's refusal to trust others easily, which also leads to the fact that the talents of Shu Han have not been fully discovered to a certain extent, and the burden falls on Zhuge Liang alone, which is also an important reason for Zhuge Liang's many failures in the Northern Expedition.

And the third and most important reason is that the difference in strength between Shu Han and Cao Wei is too big. At that time, Cao Wei had an army of nearly one million and thousands of strategists, Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition happened to be the peak of the strongest Wei State, and although the Shu Han at that time was also developing, its strength was only one-third of that of Wei.

But then again, the most fundamental reason is that Liu Chan, the queen of the Shu Han Dynasty, used people improperly, which led to the continuous failure of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, from another point of view, it can be said that Liu Chan is a faint monarch, if Liu Chan can do his best to listen to Zhuge Liang's advice, Zhuge Liang will not succeed in the Northern Expedition, at least it will make Wei's losses very large, but unfortunately Liu Chan trusts Li Yan too much, and to a certain extent, it is doomed to the failure of the Northern Expedition. It is worth mentioning that after Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei fully advocated the Northern Expedition, but Liu Chan surrendered, and this also represented the complete destruction of Shu Han.

After Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang has been defeated, and Jiang Wei told the truth in 8 words before he died.

Because the Shu Kingdom had gradually declined at that time, their military strength was weakened, so Zhuge Liang kept losing battles.

Because Liu Bei's battle of Yiling defeated all the elites of Shu Han, he had no strength to rely on, so Zhuge Liang kept defeating the battle.

Because if Zhuge Liang doesn't take the initiative, then Shu Han will be destroyed by other countries sooner or later.

As a military advisor, Zhuge Liang is suitable for giving advice, and Zhuge Liang does not have Liu Bei's ability to lead the army to fight, so he often loses.