Is the demise of Shu Han related to the eunuch Huang Hao?

There is a certain relationship, but the real reason for the demise of Shu Han is that the later lord Liu Chan is too incompetent to support ......

The miè@ king of Shu Han is because the strength of the two sides is too far apart, Zhuge Liang and Jiang Wei's northern expedition has @ degree of consumption of Shu power, which has led to the accumulation of heavy difficulties, coupled with the internal contradictions of Shu has not been improved, Wei Wei seized the opportunity to cut down Shu in one fell swoop, Jiang Wei made a mistake in defending the cloth jú, resulting in the loss of Hanzhong and Yinping, and finally was stolen by dèng Ai xí and successfully surrendered to Shu in one fell swoop.

Upstairs said that liú Zen no @ can be the king of Shu Han miè@, what a joke. Liú Chan is recorded in the history books as a very capable monarch. Liú Chan opposed @ the Northern Expedition all his life, thinking that the Northern Expedition was a useless effort, and the facts also proved that Liú Zen's point of view was correct, and the Northern Expedition was really doing useless work in addition to wasting power, speeding up the miè@ king of Shu.

Related, without him, Shu Han may not be the first to perish.

The key is that the queen Liu Chan is too mediocre and incompetent, even if there is no Huang Hao, there will be Zhang Hao, Li Hao and so on to top!

It doesn't matter much, the demise of Shu Han is determined by all aspects.

In the autumn of 263, Deng Ai, Zhong Hui, and Zhuge Xu attacked Shu Han in three ways, Zhong Hui attacked Hanzhong in a big way, Jiang Wei wrote to ask the court to slow down, but Liu Chan listened to the words of the eunuch Huang Hao and did not send a delay, resulting in the loss of Hanzhong, and finally the Wei soldiers went deep into the hinterland of Shu and Han, entered Chengdu, Liu Chan surrendered, and Shu died.

There is a direct relationship, because Huang Hao is very shrewd and can make sycophants, so Liu Chan likes such people very much, and later gave Huang Hao real power and let him interfere in court politics, which later led to the demise of Shu Han.

Liu Chan will listen to the eunuch Huang Hao in everything he does, and he has nothing to do in the imperial court, and Huang Hao has implemented a lot of bad policies. So the relationship between the Shu Han Kingdom and the two of them is very close.

has a very big relationship, because he pampered the other party, which led to trusting some of the other party's words, so that the other party had cholera in the court, interfered in the government, and led to his own demise.

He was executed by Ling Chi. After Zhang He was killed, Cao Wei was able to resist the Northern Expedition of Shu Han: Xu Zhen, Guo Huai, Wen Yang, Zhong Hui, Deng Ai, these several famous generals.

He was **designed** by the imperial court, and Cao Wei was the only one who could provoke Han Xin to take on the important task of protecting the family and defending the country.

After the fall of Shu, Sima Zhao knew that Huang Hao was a disaster to the country and the people, so he put him to death. After Zhang He was killed, there were still some famous generals who were able to resist the Northern Expedition of Shu Han, such as Xu Zhi, Guo Huai, Wen Yang, Zhong Hui, and Deng Ai.

The final outcome was that he was dismantled, and he offended many powerful people at the time, and finally ended in defeat in the later power struggle.

Huang Hao's final ending was very miserable, he was caught by Sima Yi, and Sima Yi killed him alive.

bribed the people around Deng Ai to escape death, and the ending after that is not clearly recorded in the history books, but ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" shows that Huang Hao was ordered to be executed by Ling Chi by Sima Zhao.