Zhuge Liang, where did he die of illness?

He died because of the exhaustion of the war, and he was relatively weak and fell ill.

Zhuge Liang died because of illness, and the cause of death was due to overwork and illness.

This is because he died of excessive fatigue, and Zhuge Liang had to face many problems after Liu Bei's death, and he worked very hard and finally passed away.

I understand that Zhuge Liang died of illness due to overwork, and Zhuge Liang may have a disease of the digestive tract or a disease of the liver.

Zhuge Liang died of illness, Zhuge Liang actually got tuberculosis, which was a very common disease in ancient times, but it could not be successful, I understand this.

Zhuge Liang died of overwork. And Zhuge Liang has tuberculosis, I think Zhuge Liang really paid a lot for Liu Bei.

Zhuge Liang's name is famous in our country, although he has been dead for many years, but his name, his deeds and even his rumors are circulating in the life exchanges of each of us, when Zhuge Liang is mentioned, everyone can first think of the death of the Confucianism, the tongue battle group Confucianism and the seven capture of Meng Huo, etc., and then the most smashing is his death, there are even many rumors of fantasy elements, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Zhuge Liang borrowed his life to die in response to his fate, folk rumors are all kinds of conjectures, What did Zhuge Liang die for, and is Zhuge Liang's words to Liu Bowen on the cemetery true?

Zhuge Liang died of illness, this is recorded in history, whether it is Zhuge Liang in history or Zhuge Liang in the ** biography "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he died of illness, accumulated hard work, and had little food and trouble, even the opponent Sima Yi expected that Zhuge Liang would not be able to last long, which was actually seen in Zhuge Liang's life and rest when he was marching and going out.

In the years of the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, it took too long, the accumulation was too heavy, Zhuge Liang was under too many burdens, tired of traveling again and again, marching and arranging, going out on the front line, and everything must be bowed to himself, Sima Yi inquired about Zhuge Liang's work and rest, the messenger said, "Zhuge Gong got up early and went to bed late, and all punishments of more than 20 rods were personally read, and the food he ate was less than a few liters." Sima Yi immediately said, "Kong Ming's food is less troublesome, how can it be long." Finally, when it came time for the Battle of Wuzhangyuan, Zhuge Liang's body had been hollowed out and he died of illness.

Is Zhuge Liang's graveyard true to Liu Bowen?

Zhuge Liang's grave on Liu Bowen's words, this matter is naturally not true, Zhuge Liang died in 234, Liu Bowen was born in 1311, how many years and generations have passed between the two, Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen are speechless, as for folk rumors, Liu Bowen found Zhuge Liang's tomb and went inside to see the stone tablet written by Zhuge Liang engraved: I have no one to come, only Berwen to come. There are also other words, and these rumors are all folk rumors and should not be true.

As for such rumors, it is entirely because Liu Bowen is also very wise and has the fame and wisdom of Zhuge Liang, so the people will have such associations.

Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan.

Zhuge Liang died of illness in the twelfth year of Shu Jianxing (234) in Wuzhang Qianwanyuan (now in Qishan, Baoji, Shaanxi) at the age of 54. Zhuge Liang made six northern expeditions to the Central Plains before and after, but most of them were exhausted with grain. Eventually, he died of illness due to overwork.

Liu Chan posthumously named him the Marquis of Zhongwu, and later generations often called Zhuge Liang as the Marquis of Wu, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty regime posthumously named him the King of Wuxing because of his military talent.

At that time, he should have suffered from a Changxun stomach disease, and it was possible that Zehe had stomach cancer, because according to historical records, Zhuge Liang ate a lot of food, and he would eat several catties of food every day.

He had a stomach ulcer, and his condition was very serious, and in that society at that time, he was also under so much pressure that he simply did not have time to eat.

It may be a disease of the stomach and intestines, because the person eats very little food every day, does a lot of things, and has an upset stomach.