Jiang Wei, who couldn t do it in the early stage, why was he able to provoke the girder in the later

The reason why Jiang Wei was able to "rise from the ground" was mainly because he met Zhuge Liang, a Bole who appreciated him. In the early stage, he may not have any prestige, and he was suspected of having different intentions by Ma Zun, so he was thrown halfway, and he had to take refuge in Zhuge Liang. But Zhuge Liang is different from Ma Zun, he saw Jiang Wei's excellence, entrusted him with a heavy responsibility, and gave him the opportunity to display his talents, so he had the opportunity to provoke the Liang in the late Shu Han Dynasty.

1. Why was Jiang Wei able to provoke the Liang of the late Shu Han Dynasty In the early days, Jiang Wei was just a minor official, and when the Shu Han army arrived, he was suspicious of Tianshui Taishou Ma Zun, and then Ma Zun was left to fend for himself. As a last resort, he signaled to Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang is different from Ma Zun, he saw the "shining point" of Jiang Wei, so not only did he not suspect Jiang Wei's sincerity, but also entrusted him with a heavy responsibility and gave Jiang Wei a "platform" to display his talents.

Jiang Wei did not disappoint Zhuge Liang, not only talented, but also brave and strategic, well versed in the essence of the art of war, won many battles, won Zhuge Liang's appreciation, and made great contributions to assisting Liu's fight against the country. Therefore, when Zhuge Liang was about to die, he entrusted him with the important task of provoking the Liang in the late Shu Han Dynasty. <>

2. Why did Jiang Wei not provoke the late Liang Jiang Wei of the late Shu Han Dynasty When Zhuge Liang was alive, he was brave and good at fighting and helped the Liu family to lay down a lot of country. But after Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan was in power, and this person was far inferior to Zhuge Liang in terms of martial arts strategy and governing the country and the army. And most importantly, he didn't listen to people's persuasion, not only defeated the country, but also sent Jiang Wei to a dead end.

It is rumored that when Jiang Wei heard that someone was going to attack Shu Han, he reported the matter to the lord and reminded him to take precautions just in case. However, Liu Chan did not have Jiang Wei's suggestion, and as a result, it didn't take long for a large army to come to the city, Liu Chan panicked, because he was not fully prepared, so he was defeated before he could fight, and then surrendered. But Jiang Wei didn't want to give up resistance, so he secretly sowed discord among the enemy army, and was found out and killed immediately.

Zhuge Liang found a general for Shu Han, but the later lord Liu Chan could not make full use of Jiang Wei's talents, and did not follow his advice, sending the country and Jiang Wei to a dead end. With a ruler like Liu Chan, the demise of Shu Han was not accidental, but inevitable. And Jiang Wei's death is not an accident, it is an inevitable event.

Because he met Bole Zhuge Liang, who appreciated his talents, he may not have any prestige in the early stage, and he was even suspected of having different intentions. But Zhuge Liang can always see his excellence and entrust him with important tasks, giving him the opportunity to display his talents.

Jiang Wei is not out of luck in the early stage, Jiang Wei is a veteran, he has always been very tough, and it is also his responsibility to provoke the girder in the end.

Although Jiang Wei was not good in the early stage, he was also a veteran-level figure in the later period of the Shu Kingdom, and he was very experienced in leading troops to fight, so this is the case.

Jiang Wei was a military general and military strategist of the Shu Han dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period (220-280 AD) in China. He is known for launching several military campaigns against the state of Wei, Shu Han's main opponent.

Jiang Wei was appointed general by Liu Shan, the last emperor of the Shu Han dynasty, and he was the mainstay of the Shu Han's military efforts against Wei. He led several expeditions against Wei with the aim of recovering the territory of Shu Han that had been defeated by Wei. He was known for his strategic thinking and military tactics.

Despite his efforts, Jiang Wei was ultimately unable to defeat Wei and regain lost ground. He led a total of nine campaigns, selling Zen rulers but all of them ended in failure.

His final outcome was that he was killed in his last battle against Deng Ai, the general of the Wei raiding Hu army, in 264 AD. After being surrounded and defeated by Deng Ai's army, he committed suicide by slitting his throat at the age of about 50.

Jiang Wei repeatedly failed to defeat the Wei state and regain the lost territory, which eventually led to the decline of the Shu Han and was eventually conquered by the Wei state. His death marked the end of Shu Han as an independent state, which was incorporated into the Wei Empire, which later became the Jin dynasty.

Jiang Wei. The ending was not good, he pretended to surrender, wanted to take this opportunity to restore the country of Shu Han, and even took the opportunity to give Cao Wei.

fatal blow, as a result of suicide due to failure, even the body was destroyed in the end, but his loyalty and courage are very worthy of admiration.

First, Jiang Wei inherited Zhuge Liang.

, but he, like Zhuge Liang, is facing an inescapable problem, that is, their descendants fight back to congratulate Liu Chan.

Too mediocre, when Zhuge Liang was in power, Liu Chan summoned Zhuge Liang back because of his age, and when Jiang Wei led the troops to fight, he not only listened to the instigation of the villain, but also ordered Jiang Wei to send troops to take the initiative to attack Cao Wei, you must know that Jiang Wei's every Northern Expedition is fully prepared, and it is also necessary to see the right time, for example, Cao Wei encounters a famine or a rebellion, otherwise it is impossible to succeed under the strict defense of the other party, and it will also damage the living force of Shu Han. The reason why Zhuge Liang was so cautious when leading his troops to fight was also because Shu Han could not afford defeat.

Second, under the consumption of sticky war, the military strength of Shu Han and Cao Wei changed, and fell into a state of passive defense, at this time Liu Chan also made some measures to replenish his brain, Zhuge Liang once sent troops to garrison Yinping, but Liu Chan let those people withdraw.

It was impossible to smuggle in, and then he could have stuck to the city, but let Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan.

led the troops to battle, because Zhuge Zhan died in battle, he was so frightened that he didn't even have the courage to resist, and surrendered directly on the spot, even Jiang Wei, who was on the front line, cried: We are still fighting to the death in front, why did Your Majesty abandon us!

Third, as a last resort, Jiang Weiwei sent troops to pretend to surrender Zhonghui.

provoked contradictions among Cao Wei's generals, and when he was only one step away from success, Cao Wei's army mutinied, which fell short, so Jiang Wei was worthy of the successive monarchs of Shu Han, but the later lord Liu Chan was too mediocre.

Jiang Wei's ending was to be killed in the end, and he was suspected of rebellion and violated the interests of the country, which would lead to such a result.

Because Jiang Wei instigated Zhong Hui to carry out a series of rebellions, he wanted to use a certain opportunity to restore Shu Han, and was finally killed due to leaks.

He committed suicide. At that time, he had great conflicts with the eunuchs, and sometimes he was ostracized, which finally made him disheartened.

Jiang Wei is a very powerful person, he has a noble character, neither loves money nor lust, when Jiang Wei was young, he began to lead troops to fight, and later after Fei Yi's death, Jiang Wei began to provoke the beam, and his soldiers and horses also exceeded 10,000 people, which can be said to be a young and promising general. So, why did Jiang Wei still can't resist Cao Wei's attack with heavy troops? In fact, the main reasons why Cao Wei's attack could not be resisted were as follows:

One is because the relationship between Jiang Wei and Huang Hao, the two generals of Shu, is not harmonious. In the later period of the Shu Kingdom, Jiang Wei and Huang Hao were both important figures in the Shu Kingdom, and they both had good strength, and if they could unite as one, they were also a very strong force. However, the problem is that the relationship between Jiang Wei and Huang Hao, the two generals of Shu State, has not been good, and they have not gotten along well, and neither of them looks down on anyone.

It is worth mentioning that Jiang Wei even made a suggestion to Liu Chan at that time, asking him to get rid of Huang Hao, but Liu Chan did not agree. Jiang Wei and Huang Hao disagreed, and the efficiency of work was naturally low, which was also an important reason for the demise of Shu.

The second is that the internal management of Shu is very chaotic. It is said that when the Shu Kingdom was destroyed, Deng Ai saw a "household registration book" in the palace of the Shu Kingdom, and this "household registration book" recorded in detail the ** situation, army situation and population of the Shu Kingdom. Therefore, the defeat of Shu is also inevitable.

The third is because Cao Wei's strength is too strong. Cao Wei's territory is far larger than that of Shu, and at the same time, Cao Wei is located in the Central Plains, which is a very rich place, with abundant products and high grain production, so it can support a huge number of troops. Shu is different, the territory of Shu is not vast, and the development speed is far lower than that of Cao Wei, so the gap between the two countries is becoming more and more wide.

In the end, it is not surprising that Shu was destroyed by Cao Wei.

To sum up, although Jiang Wei has a heavy army, he still can't resist the attack of Cao Wei's group.

Jiang Wei's strength can be said to be one of the best in the Three Kingdoms period, but it does not mean that a strong person can support a country, the reason why he can't support Shu Han is because the foundation of this country has been destroyed.

This is all because Zhuge Liang is too powerful, he controlled everything very well when he was alive, and he didn't give Jiang Wei time to practice. And Jiang Wei is just an ordinary genius, and it is not enough to grow to the point of Zhuge Liang all of a sudden, so naturally he can't support Shu Han.

Jiang Wei is a powerful person, but he can't turn the tide to save the periled Shu Han, the reason for Shu Han's demise is that he can't get the opportunity to recuperate, not because of Jiang Wei.

Jiang Wei's personal strength is undoubted. However, he was optimistic and overestimated the actual situation of Shu Han, so there was no way to put Shu Han on the good side.

Jiang Wei is a very famous general of Shu Han, who is reused and appreciated by Zhuge Liang, and Zhuge Liang regrets the most is that he is optimistic about Jiang Wei, Jiang Wei was forced to surrender to Shu Han, and Zhuge Liang focused on cultivating him as an heir. The 27-year-old Jiang Wei has been awarded a lot of official positions before and after, and he has passed the test along the way, and has made countless achievements, but in the end, he has no ability to prevent the demise of Shu Han. Reasons can be analysed from both subjective and objective causes.

1. The political environment at that time was not good, Jiang Wei was fighting a war, and the money used in the war did not empty his treasury, what really made the treasury empty was the internal eunuch dictatorship. In the later period of the Shu Han Dynasty, most people were still able to be honest and honest, and the internal politics were still very stable, but since Huang Hao's dictatorship, Liu Chan was still absurd and incompetent, and listened to the slander of the villain, which caused the internal politics of the Shu Han Dynasty to become corrupt, and the people were not able to make a living, so that the national strength also went into decline, Jiang Wei wanted to stop it, but the generals did not listen to him, so it did not succeed, but Jiang Wei also gave advice to the country, hoping to support Shu Han, but he also couldn't make the decision in political affairs. Moreover, the population of Shu Han is originally small, and the size of the ancient population directly determines the strength of a country, so now the strength of Shu Han can also be seen, and it is not dominant.

Second, Jiang Wei's strategic deployment ability is not very good, the first is Fei Wei, Fei Wei often does not cooperate with Jiang Wei's work, and Jiang Wei does not do a good job of ideological work with Fei Wei, every time Jiang Wei goes on the Northern Expedition, and Fei Wei always pours cold water on the side, and Fei Wei is often sanctioned by Jiang Wei. Moreover, in one of Jiang Wei's strategic deployments, he advocated that the focus should be on hindering the relationship between Seoul and Lecheng, but ignoring the dangerous valley road. This is very good for defense, but it is also very good for the enemy to escape.

At that time, the national strength was not outstanding, and the military deployment was a mess, and the result can be imagined. <>

Later, although Jiang Wei had full political ambitions, hoping to crusade against the Northern Wei Dynasty and revive the Han Dynasty, he ultimately failed, neither established his prestige in Shu, but also encountered many resistances, and died with regret. It really feels very worthless.

Because Jiang Wei's talent cannot be compared with Zhuge Liang, his strength is average, so he can't support the entire Shu Han with his own strength.

Because Shu Han's foundation is too weak, if Zhuge Liang lives for a few more decades, the ending is estimated to be similar.

Because Jiang Wei's strategy is poor, there is no way to hold the situation alone.