Why didn t the Three Kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu return to the country after the fall of the Jin Dyn

Because there is no basis for reinstatement. After the fall of the Three Kingdoms, the descendants had no interest and did not hold power, so there was no way to restore the country.

Cao Cao's descendants were all killed by Sima Yi, Wu and Shu have been defeated for many years and have no strength to restore the country, if the three kingdoms do not exist in the same period, they will lead a dynasty.

Because after the fall of the Jin Dynasty, the descendants of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu no longer had the ability to restore the country.

Because they don't have this strength at all, they can't beat the Sima family at all.

After the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty, the reason why Eastern Wu did not take the opportunity to restore the country was mainly due to the following three reasons:1. Soochow's plan to restore the country failed miserably; 2. The forces of Soochow are not united; 3. The orthodox complex is serious

First of all, the Western Jin Dynasty has been going downhill since its establishment, and in the later period, the rule of the Western Jin Dynasty was already crumbling, at this time there were people who wanted to re-establish Eastern Wu, and at that time some people supported Sun Chong, the descendant of the Sun family in Jiangdong, and let Sun Chong restore Eastern Wu as emperor, but the restoration plan ultimately failed miserably.

In addition, there was a last emperor named Sun Hao in Wu at that time, and his son Sun Fan also thought that he could successfully restore the country, but he started the restoration plan vigorously, but it was hastily suppressed, and after the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty, all forces were very strong, and in terms of the strength of Eastern Wu at that time, there was no hope of recovering the country.

Secondly, just after the fall of Eastern Wu, the various forces in the Jiangdong region began to fall apart, even if it was the previous two powerful restoration plans, not all forces gathered to attack the Western Jin Dynasty. Therefore, even if the entire Jiangdong region is united, it is far from being the opponent of the Western Jin Dynasty, let alone some Jiangdong forces? Moreover, the forces that were able to overthrow the rule of the Western Jin Dynasty at that time were even stronger than the former Western Jin Dynasty, and the forces of various ethnic groups in Jiangdong were their opponents?

Finally, although we all know that the Western Jin Dynasty seized the power of Cao Wei, from the perspective of people at the time, the Western Jin Dynasty has always been orthodox, so the next ruling dynasty will either take over the Western Jin Dynasty or restore the former Han Dynasty.

When the Western Jin Dynasty fell, the power of Eastern Wu was not strong enough, and there were many other countries eyeing up and wanting to annex Xijin land, but Eastern Wu did not have the strength.

Mainly because Soochow did not have enough military strength, and there were no generals who could lead the army out of the encirclement, so they did not restore the country.

In the winter of 280, the Jin ordered Sima Ling, the general of Zhendong, to Tuzhong, the general of Andong, Zhou Jun, the assassin of Yangzhou, to Niuzhu, the general of Jianwei, Wang Rong, to Wuchang, the general of Pingnan, Hu Fen to Xiakou, the general of Zhennan, Du Pre to Jiangling, the general of Longxiang, Wang Jun, the general of Guangwu, and Tang Bin, the general of Guangwu, to go east of the Jiang, and the Taiwei Jia to be the governor of the capital.

In fact, there is no essential difference between the demise of Wu and Shu, according to a poem by Li Jiuling, it is illustrative: Wuhou Xingluo Zhou Yu died, and Pingshu descended to Wu It seems to be idle.

In the years of confrontation with Wei, Wu Shu has been in a weak position, relying on Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, Lu Xun These talents rely on the terrain to keep one side of the separation, and when they die, the second and third generations of people who have not experienced war are not as good as the previous generation in terms of ability, and the emperors of the two countries are not the masters of hard work, so they were swallowed by the giant beasts entrenched in the north.

Originally, the time was not there, the situation was not there, and we could only rely on the geographical advantages and people, but the most critical person had a problem, and naturally we could not stop the pace of historical unification.

In 274, Lu Kang fell ill and died. In the fifth year of Xianning, Emperor Wu of Jin ordered to divide the overall situation into six routes to attack Wu. The Jin army was like a bamboo, and the Jin generals [[Wang Hun[[,Du Pre[[,Wang Jun[[ and [[Jia Chong[[ and others successively defeated Wu generals Zhang Yi, Shen Ying, Sun Zhen, Zhang Xiang, Wu Yan, Xue Ying, Shen Ying, Hu Chong and Sun Xin and others, Wu's defense line collapsed rapidly, Sun Hao surrendered in the first year of Taikang, and Eastern Wu was destroyed in the hands of the Jin State.

In 265 AD, Sima Zhao died, and his son Sima Yan abolished Emperor Cao Huan of Wei, the country was called Jin, all in Luoyang, which was the Western Jin Dynasty in Chinese history. Sima Yan was for Emperor Wu of Jin. When Sima Yan ascended the throne, the state of Wu among the three kingdoms had not yet been pacified, so the first major event after Emperor Wu ascended the throne was to pacify Eastern Wu and unify the whole country.

In 280 A.D., the Jin army went south to attack Jianye (now Nanjing), and Sun Hao, the lord of Wu, went out of the city to ask for surrender, so far, Wei, Shu, and Wu perished one after another, and China appeared temporarily unified.

Nominally, the state of Wu was destroyed by Jin, while the state of Shu was destroyed by Wei.

This is not very important, so it is omitted.

The reason for the fall of the Wei state.

The fundamental reasons for the demise of the Three Kingdoms of Wu are internal factors, which can be summarized as follows: 1. The power and profit of several descendants competed with each other for power and profit, 2. The brutality and incompetence of Sun Hao, the queen of Wu, 3.

Shu side: 1Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition cost the people and money, and made the number of people opposed by the DPRK and China continue to increase, Zhang Yi, Liaohua and others are against the Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei once planned a Northern Expedition to join Hu Ji in the Governor of Hanzhong, and Hu Ji did not send troops at all!!

2.As soon as Jiang Wei changed the defense system of Hanzhong, the door was wide open, Jiang Wei's troops were in the middle of the river, and Hu Ji, who was the governor of Hanzhong, was transferred to Hanshou, a place far away from Hanzhong, it can be said that Hanzhong basically lacks a unified command figure!

3.The changes and struggles of power within Shu, Zhuge Zhan and Huang Hao began to take power in the imperial court, and they constantly wanted to seize Jiang Wei's military power, and within Shu, it was the Jingzhou faction that held most of the important positions, and the dissatisfaction of the local people and so on.

Talent is the last word, and there is a shortage of major generals in the later period of Shu and Wu, so it's no wonder if you don't lose.

Trend;

Shu and Wu, seriously biased;

Wei, starting with Cao Pi's reuse of scholars.

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the transformation of the emperor-noble-scholar; A long time must be together.