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It was not that Kong Ming was short of grain, because the terrain of Shu was dangerous at that time, and it was very difficult to transport grain, and the grain could not be transported in time, so there was always a shortage of grain.
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Because there are always people in Shu who are dragging Zhuge Liang back, whenever Zhuge Liang goes on a northern expedition, there is always a shortage of grain and grass.
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It can't be transported to the front line, the roads in Shu are rugged and narrow, and it is difficult to transport grain, so Zhuge Liang is always short of food.
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I think the main reason is that they fight a lot, and the fact that they are in a very low area where they have very little crop income.
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The reason why Kong Ming was always short of grain was because Kong Ming fought for many years and consumed a lot of grain and grass, so Shu was short of grain.
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Because of the difference in geographical location, because the road in Shu is very difficult to walk, although they have food, but they can't send it to the front line in time, so Kong Ming is always short of food.
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Because the territory of Shu was relatively small, Liu Bei's power was weak, and he often fought, the people had no time to farm, and there was a shortage of food.
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Because Zhuge Kongming's grain and grass ** was cut off at that time, it was not that there was a shortage of grain and grass, but that the grain and grass were deliberately cut off by his teammates.
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Because at that time, it was very far from Shu Han to the front-line battlefield, and there were often people in the court who opposed Zhuge Liang and deliberately did not transport grain to Zhuge Liang.
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Because of Zhuge Liang's many northern expeditions, the population of Shuzhong decreased sharply, and there was no surplus labor force to grow food.
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Shu is not short of food, but there is a shortage of food on the front line, and it is very difficult to transport food to the front line, so Zhuge Liang's army has always been very short of food.
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Kong Ming was always short of food, not Shu Han was short of food, but the army was short of food, the front line was short of food, and there was always a shortage of food when fighting. The main reason is that even birds can't fly over the Qinling Mountains. Zhuge Liang and Shu Han have no amount of food, and it is useless.
Because of the Qinling Mountains, the transportation cost is huge. The manpower required to transport grain over mountains and mountains is astronomical. At the same time, the transportation time is also uncertain, not that Shu Han has no food, but that it can't be transported.
And Zhuge Liang is carrying out the Northern Expedition strategy, so he must cross the Qinling Mountains to fight. Shu Han fought a war, not to conquer the city, but to fight logistics and transportation. In the battlefield competition, whether it is a city battle or a field battle, Zhuge Liang basically never lost.
Cao Wei was rarely able to inflict mass casualties on Zhuge Liang's army. Not only was this the case during the Zhuge Liang period, but even if it was Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition, Shu Han did not suffer losses on the battlefield.
The main battlefield of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States was the Central Plains, mainly focusing on the two places of Korea and Wei. In the middle and late periods, the Lord was mostly the Qin State and the Six Kingdoms.
There is definitely no shortage of grain in the Qin State, and Qianli Guanzhong is a large granary for Qianli, and later there is also grain from Bashu.
There is no shortage of food in the state of Chu, and there are many people in the land of five thousand miles. Even if the people of Chu do not grow food, they can also make a living by hunting and gathering. Therefore, the state of Chu can produce people like Lao Tzu. There is no need to worry about food, and there is no need to think about market exchange, so it is best for small countries and widows.
Qin was the strongest, Chu was the largest, and Qi was the richest. Qi does not need to think about the problem of food, and the people of Qi must not only eat enough but also eat well. Therefore, he was used to being pampered, and finally surrendered directly to the Qin State.
Yan Guo's main job is to sneak attack Zhao State, take advantage of the fire to rob if he has nothing to do, and then be taught a lesson by Zhao Guo. But on the whole, except for Le Yi and Qi, there was no war that lasted for many years. Therefore, there are few people in the land, but it is not a problem to raise the town liquid and live on its own.
Zhao is actually more difficult, because Zhao needs to fight all year round. It's not that it's fighting with the Six Kingdoms, or it's mainly about friction with the Yan Kingdom, it's mainly about solving the grassland problem in the Daibei region. However, there is no need to worry too much about food, it is not a problem to feed yourself and support the war.
One reason why the Warring States did not need to consider the food problem was that none of these countries were short of food, because the Warring States of the Central Plains had occupied all the best placesAnother reason is that there is no need to worry about transportation, because the main battlefield is also the Great Plains, and grain can be transported over.
The only war in which the issue of food and baggage needed to be considered should be the Battle of Changping. Qin Zhao has been entangled in the party for too long, nearly three years. The scale of the troops invested by the two sides is too large, and the hundreds of thousands of people in the Qin State and the Zhao State hundreds of thousands will naturally affect the domestic grain production.
At the time of the final battle, King Zhaoxiang of Qin went directly to Hedong County of Qin State and organized the strong men of the entire county to transport grain to the front line. The reason is that the transportation on the Shangdang Heights is too inconvenient, which tests the logistics of the Qin State.
Therefore, once encountering this kind of terrain inconvenience, even the strongest Qin State will not be able to do it, and logistics must be regarded as more important than the battlefield.
The generals of Shu were already old, and then, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and some other elite generals were killed in battle, Liu Bei was eager to avenge his brother, and mobilized the whole country to start a war with Wu. Seeing that victory was about to be achieved, who knew that Lu Xun came to burn the company camp, all the soldiers of Shu were killed, and Liu Bei also died of illness. Liu Chan became the emperor, and from then on, the state of Shu became increasingly decaying.
In the fifth year of Jian'an (200 AD), Liu Bei's army was defeated and surrendered to Yuan Shao, Guan Yu was captured by Cao Cao, Cao Cao was very courteous, worshiped as a partial general, and was named the Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion, but Guan Yu was in Cao Ying's heart in Han, "Han does not descend Cao"; In order to repay Cao Cao's kindness, he rode among tens of millions of people, killed Yan Liang, punished Wen Chou, and relieved the siege of Cao's army on the white horse; Cao Cao loved Guan Gong even more, and sent Guan Yu's fellow villager Zhang Liao to persuade him, Guan Yu said; "I know that Cao Gong is very good to me, but I am favored by Liu Bei and swear to share life and death, and I must not betray him. Cao Cao was helpless when he heard it. Later, Guan Yu heard about Liu Bei's whereabouts, bowed to Cao Cao and said goodbye to Cao Cao, "walked a thousand miles and rode alone", "crossed five passes and killed six generals", and finally found Liu Bei.
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Cao Wei's population, economy, culture, and land area far exceeded that of Shu and Eastern Wu, and in the War of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Wei would not hurt his muscles and bones if he lost ten times, while Shu and Eastern Wu would be greatly injured as long as they lost once. Cao Wei completely relied on his strength to crush Shu and Eastern Wu, and finally won the victory.
Because Wu had great ambitions for hegemony, he challenged the hegemony of Jin. Wu Wang Lu appointed Wu Zixu, Fan Li, Wen Chong and other talents, and the scenery was incomparably beautiful for a while. almost destroyed the state of Chu, but was seriously injured and died when he fought the state of Yue.