Is Liu Chan a Mingjun? Liu Chan is a faint king?

I don't think Liu Chan is a Ming Jun, he destroyed Liu Bei's country in one fell swoop.

In fact, he is counted as a Ming Jun, because after all, he is doing things well through his own efforts.

In terms of calculation, although he only knows that he is greedy for pleasure, there is no big fault, and the demise of Shu is inevitable.

I think Liu Chan can be regarded as a wise monarch, but every generation of kings has good and bad ones.

Liu Chan can be regarded as a wise man, I think I think so, and other people's opinions may be different.

No, Adou who can't be helped, but it's okay to listen to Zhuge Liang everywhere.

Liu Chan is not the Adou who can't be supported in people's impressions, not only is this not the case, if he encounters a good ruling environment, he is likely to become a generation of heroes.

How can Liu Chan be regarded as a Ming Jun, he can't even think about it, he is just a little smarter at most.

Personally, I feel that I am more of a Mingjun, but this depends on the person.

Ming Jun is definitely not, and the faint monarch is also a little wronged, and he can be a master of success in a peaceful and prosperous world, but if there are no outstanding descendants in the future, it will also be the root of a ruined country.

In order to avoid the blood of the common people, Liu Chan sacrificed himself and saved hundreds of thousands or even millions of lives, so that peace came to the world decades or even hundreds of years in advance, without him, there would probably be no you, there is no doubt that he is a great sage of the Chinese nation and should be respected!

Calculate? A Ming monarch who has lost his country.

It is not easy for the country to survive for decades, and there is no possibility of turning the tables.

Liu Chan, how do you say it? He's got a stain on him, but I think he's a smart guy.

The benevolent see the benevolent, and the wise see the wise.

Song Renzong Zhao Zhen first; Shu Han Hou Lord Adou second; The other emperors were nameless and unkind.

Liu Chan is a monarch who eats, drinks and has fun, greedy for life and afraid of death. In the minds of the people: Adou who can't be helped.

is an honest person, an honest person, and the word Mingjun is stained on both sides.

Liu Bei is dead, Liu Guanzhang is gone, and Liu Chan has no friendship with the sons of Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao and others, at least it was not explained on TV. Liu Chan is unpopular, and it is difficult to lose the country if she doesn't want to.

Better than you and me, in all dynasties, that emperor is incompetent and mediocre. Great wisdom.

If Liu Chan is not virtuous, how can Zhuge Liang fight in the south and in the north, it is not relying on Liu Chan.

No one knows what the real Liu Chan looks like, what's the use of judging him.

Mingjun, a monarch who understands very well, has no way, just feels very cowardly, a big man must have a job, think about what people rub their stomachs, they must have ambition, **, bravely face the reality and work hard.

As long as he is in the midst of fire and water for the broad masses of the people, and has nothing to achieve, he is a faint king.

The emperor in infancy, the Adou who can't afford it.

Not very clear, but at least sixty or more monarchs.

But with his life's actions, if he is placed in a peaceful and prosperous era and given a reliable prime minister, how can he call on Wenjing and Renxuan to govern the world. In the words of the Internet, Yue Fei wants to hide the branch because there is such an emperor, and it is estimated that Hong Lianmin has already hit Lake Baikal.

Neither, Liu Chan should be an emperor who can control the court situation and not be set aside.

Liu Chan has always been a hotly discussed historical figure, in people's cognition, Liu Chan is a can't help Adou, but with the development in recent years, some people began to stand up for Liu Chan, thinking that Liu Chan is not as unbearable as people imagine.

Liu Chan also always considered his people, recognized the current situation, made appropriate choices, saved the people of Yizhou, and spent his old age in peace. Although he is not a Ming monarch, he is not an incompetent person like the rest of the kings of the dead country.

Burial site

In the first seven years of the Western Jin Dynasty (271), Liu Chan, the king of the Shu Han Dynasty, died in Luoyang and was buried in the east of Zhaiquan Village, Pingle Town, Mengjin. In the 60s of the 20th century, Liu Chan's tomb also had a large mound with a height of 7 meters and a diameter of 15 meters. Due to the economic constraints of the Luoyang cultural relics department, Liu Chan's tomb has been razed to the ground.

First, it is said that Liu Chan's tomb (Adou tomb) is near the "Adou Village" at the junction of Heshan District and Anyang City, Hebi City, Henan Province. According to local legend, Adouzhai is the place where Liu Chan was secretly detained by Sima Zhao's father and son, and there are mainly tourist resources such as Wanbai Mountain, Adou Village, Guzhai Wall, Gübelin, Adou Tomb, Jinxian River, Shucun Flower Park, etc.

Liu Chan is not a faint monarch, but he is a mediocre monarch.

Liu Chan was the longest-reigning emperor of the Three Kingdoms period, a rarity even in Chinese history. According to records, Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei, Li Mi, and Pei Songzhi all expressed their approval of Liu Chan. After Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan once distributed the rights of the prime minister to Jiang Wan, Jiang Wei, Fei Yi and others, reducing the harm of the prime minister's monopoly on power, but it is indeed wrong to favor Chen Yi and Huang Hao.

Therefore, judging a monarch in history is mainly based on many considerations.

There were many reasons for the demise of Shu Han, such as the consumption of national strength by years of war, the small size of the country, and the shortage of talents. There are many kings of the kingdom in history, almost all of them spend time drinking and disregarding the people, except for Li Yu and others, which shows that Liu Chan is not a faint king.

Liu Chan's early life

Liu Chan was born in the twelfth year of Jian'an (207) and was born to Liu Bei's concubine, Lady Gan. In September of the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Cao Cao sent Cao Chun to lead 5,000 tigers and leopards to defeat Liu Bei in Changbanpo, Liu Bei led Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and other dozens of horsemen to abandon his wife and fled, and Liu Chan was spared under the protection of Zhao Yun. In the seventeenth year of Jian'an (212), Liu Chan was intercepted by Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun when he was brought back to Eastern Wu by his stepmother, Mrs. Sun.

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219), Liu Bei established himself as the king of Hanzhong and made him the crown prince.

In the first year of Zhang Wu (221), Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, established Shu Han, and became the crown prince. In order to let Liu Chan see more knowledge and master the ability to govern the country, Liu Bei asked him to learn more books such as "Shenzi", "Han Feizi", "Guanzi" and "Liutao", and Zhuge Liang personally copied these books for him to study, and asked him to study "Zuo Chuan" as a teacher. Not only that, but also made him learn martial arts.

There is a record in the Huanyu Ji: Chong Heng "shoots the mountain, in the north of Chengdu County, fifteen miles, Liu Zhu Zen learns to shoot here. ”