If Zhuge Liang succeeded in unifying the Three Kingdoms, would Liu Chan be regarded as a Ming monarc

Of course not, Liu Chan himself is a wreck, Zhuge Liang said that he can't support Adou, so even if Zhuge Liang dominates the Three Kingdoms, Liu Chan is still a wreck, a faint king.

Of course, if he entrusts the government to Zhuge Liang like Liu Chan and lets Zhuge Liang dominate the world after that, Liu Huan will become a Ming monarch like the Duke of Qi Huan.

Zhuge Liang's exploits do not affect the historical evaluation of Liu Chan in the slightest, that is, Zhuge Liang unifies the world, and Liu Chan is still the same Liu Chan.

No, even if Shu Han unified the Three Kingdoms, people would only credit Zhuge Liang's head.

No, because Liu Chan is actually not a Ming Jun, because Liu Chan himself is not a kind person, and his scheming is very heavy.

No, it won't. Because Liu Chan has no achievements, he is also very incompetent. So it won't be a Mingjun.

No, the personal ability is relatively weak, and there is no way to control the country well, so it is impossible to become a real monarch.

This does not mean that Liu Chan is a Ming Jun, it can only show that the emaciated camel is bigger than the horse, although Shu Han was defeated, but there is still a certain strength to be feared by others.

No, because some of the foundations left by Zhuge Liang are still there, and they can still be supported for a while.

He usually has no opinions, but he is very obedient, he still has a certain political ability, can preside over the overall situation well, and is also a wise man.

Zhuge Liang is not justified in his place, after all, this is the world of the Liu family, not to mention that Zhuge Liang is a very loyal person, he believes that Liu Bei is his master, and he will protect the country for him.

Not necessarily, the strength of Shu at that time was not very strong, soldiers, horses, and grain reserves could not keep up with the pace of the long-term war, although Liu Chan was very cowardly, but he was very able to forbear, if Zhuge Liang replaced it, it was very likely to lead to the early destruction of Shu.

I guess I can! But as we all know, he will tell his fortune for himself, he knows what his fate is, Liu Bei gave Zhuge Liang the important task to see the trust in him, the kindness of the three visits to the thatched house is still there, and he will not forget the favor of the father, if he really becomes the queen, he may also change history.

Yes, Zhuge Liang is far-sighted, and his talent is less than 10 Liu Chan, and his ability is very strong.

It was impossible for Zhuge Liang to unify the world, and the biggest obstacle he encountered at that time was the shortage of grain and grass, which could not be solved in a short period of time.

Because this world was originally surnamed Liu, if he replaced Liu Chan, he would be seeking power and usurping the throne, he would be the one who was spurned by the world and the people, and besides, he already had such a high status, so it didn't make much sense for him to be the emperor.

Because Zhuge Liang is very loyal to Shu, and he is also very grateful to Liu Bei for his kindness, without Liu Bei, there would be no current Zhuge Liang, so Zhuge Liang will never replace Liu Chan.

Because Zhuge Liang upheld Liu Bei's last wish to restore the Han family, and at the same time did not dare to be rude and arrogant, so he always respected Liu Chan as the monarch.

Because although Zhuge Liang had a great position at that time, he didn't have much power, and the real power was still in the hands of others, so he couldn't replace the monarch.

I don't think so, although Liu Chan was against it at the time, but Zhuge Liang had real power, if he wanted to go to Wei, it means that it is not easy to go to Wei.

If Liu Chan was a virtuous monarch, it would still be difficult for Zhuge Liang to succeed in defeating Wei, because the overall situation at that time had already been decided.

I think it's possible, if Liu Chan is a virtuous monarch with Zhuge Liang's assistance, it will definitely be okay.

Even if Liu Chan was a virtuous monarch, Zhuge Liang would still not be able to succeed. Shu has a natural disadvantage in terms of talent and geographical location.

I don't think it's okay, "Zhuge is only cautious in his life", but this kind of prudence and dedication to everything is definitely not an advantage for Prime Minister Zhuge as the supreme commander! No one is omnipotent, no one can take care of everything, there is no general in Shu in the late Three Kingdoms, and Zhuge himself has to bear a lot of responsibility.

During Zhuge Liang's reign, it can be said that he was under one person, above 10,000 people, integrating the Shu Han regime and the Shu Han military power, and had very great power.

Impossible, unilateral attack on Wei is the biggest failure, and linking Wu is the only way out for the Shu Han regime.

If Liu Chan is a virtuous monarch, no one is omnipotent, and no one can do everything.