Why did Zhuge Liang pass on what he had learned all his life to Jiang Wei?

Hello everyone, I'm crooked. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the heroes competed, and there was a figure with superior intelligence in the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang, who assisted Liu Bei to lay down a country with only tens of thousands of horses, and he chose Jiang Wei as his successor when he was dying.

Zhuge Liang, the word Kong Ming, before his debut, Zhuge Liang compared himself to Zhong Leyi in Longzhong, many people have doubts, Zhuge Kong Ming is really so godly? When there are many people who think he is boastful, cancel him. However, Zhuge Liang proved with practical actions that he really has that ability, Liu Bei since the beginning of the struggle for the lack of talent and sadness, Xu Shu before leaving to recommend Zhuge Liang to him, and then Liu Bei risked the mentality of gambling three times, and finally the hard work paid off to impress Zhuge Liang, and as Liu Bei himself said, "Getting a military advisor is like a fish in water."

With the assistance of Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei's career was smooth, and Zhuge Liang helped him do all kinds of impossible things, so Zhuge Liang's name was also well known in the Three Kingdoms.

After Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang inherited his will, with the motto of "do your best, and then die", he launched six Northern Expeditions in his life, and it can be said that his life's work was in restoring the Han dynasty and unifying the Central Plains for the last wish of the first emperor. But providence made people, 6 Northern Expeditions failed, Zhuge Liang finally died of illness in Wuzhangyuan due to overwork, he was unwilling, and died before leaving the school, but he had no choice but to accept his fate.

When Zhuge Liang was dying, he wrote all the things he had learned in his life into a volume and taught it all to Jiang Wei, you must know that Jiang Wei was recruited by Zhuge Liang on the way to the Northern Expedition, and it stands to reason that he should not belong to the members of the headquarters, but Zhuge Liang passed on his skills to him instead of veterans like Wei Yan.

Jiang Wei got the true biography and did not live up to Zhuge Liang's heart, returned to Hanzhong to rectify the army, learn Zhuge Zhenchuan, and later began his nine expeditions to the Central Plains, although there were victories and defeats during the period, but the final unification of the Central Plains to restore the Han Dynasty has not yet been completed, Deng Ai smuggled across Yinshan to take Chengdu, and the lord Liu Chan chose to surrender, and Shu Han perished. But Jiang Wei did not give up, and resolutely designed the Bell Club to rebel against the Bell Society, and used the power of the Bell Club to complete his mission.

Jiang Wei's plan did not succeed, and he knew that he would not have a way to live, and finally killed himself, and the general of Wei found out that all this was originally arranged by Jiang Wei, and he understood why Zhuge Liang chose him at the beginning, this person is loyal, and he has not forgotten Zhuge Liang's trust when he perished in Shu Han, in addition to being brave and strategic, there is also a tenacious perseverance, which is admirable.

First: Everyone knows that Zhuge Liang had six Northern Expeditions in his life, but all six of them ended in failure. What kind of helplessness is it that I haven't achieved what I want with my life's hard work?

He resigned himself to his fate but was not reconciled. And Jiang Wei was recruited by Zhuge Liang in the Northern Expedition, he valued Jiang Wei's bravery and straightforwardness, and valued his skills; values him for both civil and military skills, courage and knowledge, and good conduct, thoughtfulness, and Zhuge Liang has a certain degree of similarity.

Second: For the people around Zhuge Liang, how many can he value? Wei Yan can be said to be a young tiger general, and Wei Yan is arrogant and arrogant, a martial artist, Zhuge Liang can't take a fancy to him at all, and Zhuge Liang has always been wary of him until he died soon, and he also used the name of the seven-star lamp to let Wei Yan surface to die.

As for other reasons, as a person who knows astronomy and geography, he must have his uniqueness in looking at people, but it is a pity that he accepted Jiang Wei as an apprentice this time and taught Jiang Wei all his life, but unfortunately he did not fulfill Zhuge Liang's last wish in the end. If Zhuge Liang had knowledge under the spring, I believe he would have been in tears.

Because Zhuge Liang could only pass on to Jiang Wei at that time, it was because there was a shortage of talents in the late Shu Kingdom at that time, Zhuge Liang knew that his time was short, so he began to look for talents, and then met Jiang Wei, a person with lofty ideals, so he began to cultivate Jiang Wei, and others either wanted to learn, but Zhuge Liang didn't like it, or he just liked it and didn't want to learn.

Because Jiang Wei showed his extraordinary military talent in actual combat, especially his ability to stand on the opponent's psychology and set up troops, this is a talent. But the most important point is Jiang Wei's filial piety. Filial sons will never be evil.

The reason why Zhuge Liang passed on what he had learned all his life to Jiang Wei was because this person was going to maintain Kongming's peerless learning.

Wen can put pen to the world and Wu can go to the horse to determine the world.

Because you're looking at **.

Sympathizing with each other, Zhuge and Jiang Wei are like-minded.

It may be better not to pass it on, but if it is passed on, Jiang Wei is also a loser.

It doesn't matter if you don't pass it all on! Just superficial work.

used the wrong person, Jiang Wei seemed to be smart, but he still couldn't do it, and was copied by Deng Ai.

The talents of Shu Han have died, and there is no one to pass on.

Jiang Wei is a general in the late Shu period of the Three Kingdoms period, and is the successor of Zhuge Liang's mantle, but he was born as a military general, and his wisdom is not as good as Zhuge Liang's after all.

However, on the way to the Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei won more and lost less, and the consumption of Shu was lighter than that of Wei, but the strength of the two countries was already very different, although the consumption of Shu was lighter, but it also shook the foundation of the country, and Wei, on the other hand, could support such a long-term war. After Jiang Wei's failure in the 11th Northern Expedition, the entire Shu Kingdom also went to extinction.

After Liu Chan surrendered the whole country, Jiang Wei pretended to surrender Zhonghui, recruited Zhonghui, and made Zhonghui rebel, intending to give Shu a glimmer of life and make a comeback. But Zhong Hui's rebellion failed, he was killed by his subordinates, Jiang Wei naturally couldn't run, and even after his death, he was disemboweled, a generation of famous generals, died miserably, and even the body was ordered by Wei not to be buried, only loyal subordinates secretly retrieved their clothes and buried them in Jiang Wei's hometown, a well-dressed mound, buried a generation of heroes.

Jiang Wei is very intelligent and has a high military talent, as long as he can be carefully cultivated, he can become an outstanding military general. In addition, Jiang Wei is in the Wei State, depressed and not reused, so Jiang Wei can be absorbed into the Shu camp.

Jiang Wei is a rare genius, he once persuaded Zhong Hui to rebel with him, and also persuaded the general of Shu Han to surrender himself, Jiang Wei's ability is obvious to all, so he is deeply respected by Zhuge Liang.

In the Three Kingdoms, Jiang Wei and Zhuge Liang have a superior-subordinate relationship.

Jiang Wei was a famous general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms, and the official was a general. When he was a teenager, he lived with his mother and liked the teachings of the Confucian master Zheng Xuan. Because his father Jiang Jian died in battle, Jiang Wei was appointed as Zhonglang by the county.

During Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei was suspected of having different intentions, and Jiang Wei had to surrender to Shu Han and was reused by Zhuge Liang.

After the death of Zhuge Liang, Jiang Wei began to emerge in Shu Han, and after Fei Yi's death, Jiang Wei began to take charge of the military alone, and continued to lead the Shu Han army to the Northern Expedition against Cao Wei, and fought with Cao Wei's famous generals Deng Ai, Chen Tai, Guo Huai, etc., Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition won a total of two big victories; three small wins; not four times apart; One big defeat, one small defeat.

Zhuge Liang did not accept Jiang Wei as an apprentice. The two have nothing to do with each other, except that Jiang Wei surrendered to Zhuge Liang and Zhuge Liang made Jiang Wei an official. Sealing him as an official is also just an official position for the person who surrendered, there is nothing to do with the two, and it is very likely that Jiang Wei is hostile to Zhuge Liang, and Zhuge Liang is also wary of Jiang Wei, a native of Wei, and he doesn't value him much.

Zhuge Liang and Jiang Wei have the reality of master and apprentice, but they do not have the name of master and apprentice. Ma Tan is the same, nominally a subordinate and a good friend, but in fact he is also a master and apprentice. Zhuge Liang has no nominal apprentices.

There is a controversy, according to the "Three Kingdoms Shu Book" record, Jiang Wei was captured, and was later released by Zhuge Liang and used for his own use, although he said that the two of them were like master and apprentice, Zhuge Liang also cultivated Jiang Wei single-handedly, so that after Zhuge Liang's death, Shu was dominated by Jiang Wei alone, because Jiang Wei knew Zhuge Kongming's plan. However, the history books do not clearly record when and where the two established a master-apprentice relationship.

It is the relationship between master and apprentice, left by Zhuge Liang when he attacked Tianshui.

It seems that in the sense of the word, there is no certainty in history.

I think the most important reason is that the two of them share the same political views, and the result is that they have common interests.