After Guan Suo captured Meng and won meritorious service, why did he suddenly disappear?

Because Zhuge Liang left him in Yunnan as a guard, he married Meng Huo's daughter and became Meng Huo's son-in-law, so he stayed in Nanzhong to marry, and later when Zhong Hui entered Sichuan, he died in order to protect Shu Han.

The character Guan Suo does not really exist in the official history, it was added by Mao Zonggang when he revised "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and the version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms we are looking at now was revised by Mao Zonggang, so this character was also recreated by him.

In history, Guan Yu only had two sons, Guan Ping and Guan Xing. But in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Ping became Guan Yu's righteous son, and in addition to Guan Ping and Guan Xing, Guan Yu had another third son, Guan Suo. Compared with his two elder brothers, Guan Suo did not have many roles in the romance, and his origin and whereabouts were very mysterious, and it was estimated that he died of illness.

Guan Suo's appearance was in the 87th episode of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and according to the book, Guan Suo was supposed to live in Jingzhou. When Jingzhou fell, Guan Suo fled to Baojiazhuang, because "the scars did not close", he could only recuperate in the village. When Guan Suo recovered and returned to Sichuan, he happened to meet Zhuge Liang's southern expedition.

Guan Suo went to the army and was appointed as a pioneer by Zhuge Liang.

The first time Guan Suo led his troops into battle was when Meng Shu sent Marshal Sandong to meet the Shu army. Zhuge Liang used a strategy to provoke Zhao Yun and Wei Yan to attack the Southern Barbarian Army, and sent Zhang Wei and Zhang Yi to ambush the soldiers, Guan Suo led his troops to respond, and captured Dong Dana and A Huilan alive. Then Meng Huo personally led the troops to fight, and Zhuge Liang ordered Wang Ping and Guan Suo to fight together to lure the enemy, and led Meng Huo into the ambush circle by fraud, and defeated Meng Huo together with Zhang Wei and Zhang Yi.

After these two stops, Guan Suo never appeared again and disappeared without a trace.

Judging from the description in the book, although Guan Suo was appointed as a pioneer, he actually did not rush to the front like other pioneers. The first battle could only be used as a response to the ambush, and the second time was only used as a decoy, Zhuge Liang did not use the rope much.

Zhuge Liang has always known how to make good use of people, and this situation will either be that Guan Suo's martial arts are much worse than Guan Ping and Guan Xing, and they are not of great use, or they have been injured too seriously before, which has affected the body.

Sun Quan's sneak attack on Jingzhou was in 219, while Zhuge Liangping's Nanban was in 225, during which 6 years passed. In other words, Guan Suo hid in Baojiazhuang to recuperate from his injuries for 6 years. It can be seen that although Guan Suo escaped from Jingzhou, he was seriously injured in the rebellion, otherwise he would not have to recuperate for 6 years, so the second possibility is very large.

Therefore, Guan Suo is likely to be injured during the Pingnanban period, and he has not fought since then, and may even die of illness, so he will disappear so quickly.

Although he made great contributions, he was also seriously injured because of it, so it is said that he did not appear again in the subsequent wars, and it is not recorded again.

Because Guan Suo escorted the Qinglong Yanyue Dao back to Shu when Guan Yu's army was defeated, he couldn't afford to fall ill after a long journey. After recovering from the illness, he followed Zhuge Liang to capture Meng Shu, and when he returned to the dynasty, he was infected with miasma, and the old disease ** passed away.

Because he is just a virtual character, if you want to write about his death in more detail, the author needs to make up a lot of things.

Guan Suo was seriously ill before this because he was desperately sent back to the Qinglong Glaive. After the seven captures of Meng, he returned to the dynasty with Zhuge Liang's class. On the way back, he contracted a miasma, an old illness**, and died young.

Guan Suo is the third son of Guan Yu, who made great contributions to the seven captures of Meng Huo, and the reason why he suddenly disappeared was because his father Guan Yu lost Jingzhou.

Because he had done a great job, but because he was seriously injured and died soon after, he disappeared.

Liu Bei died, Zhuge Liang lived in seclusion in the mountains, Guan Suo felt that the Wei State had been disbanded before the victory, he was very angry, and ended up depressed.

After Guan Suo captured Meng Shu, he became Meng Shu's son-in-law, and later stayed in Nanzhong, but later followed Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition, but the Northern Expedition was unsuccessful.

This is because he has no merit after that, and he is also a very low-key person, so he slowly disappeared.

When Jingzhou fell, Guan Suo fled to Baojiazhuang, because "the scars did not close", he could only recuperate in the village. When Guan Suo recovered and returned to Sichuan, he happened to meet Zhuge Liang's southern expedition. Guan Suo went to the army and was appointed as a pioneer by Zhuge Liang.

Because he saw the status quo clearly, in order to be able to preserve the strength of the family, he chose to disappear.

Because Guan Yu restricted him and assigned him to a very bad place, he gradually buried all his ambitions.

Because he returned to Chengdu after the seven captures of Meng Shu, he immediately fell ill and died.

Later, Guan Suo was sent to guard a city, and he was not needed in the subsequent battles, so he slowly lost his news.

Because after the seven captures of Meng Shu, Zhuge Liang left Guan Suo in Nanzhong to garrison, and later married Meng Shu's daughter, stayed to consolidate the relationship between Nanzhong and Shu Han, and did not participate in the Northern Expedition War, so he disappeared and did not appear in historical records.

Guan Suo is the third son of Guan Yu, the eldest brother is Guan Ping, the second brother is Guan Xing, suffered when Jingzhou was lost, and later fled to Baojiazhuang to recuperate, so he failed to participate in the battle of Yiling, and later participated in Zhuge Liang's southern expedition, and finally stationed in Yunnan.

Guan Suo's life and deeds are as follows:

First - seven capture Meng Huo, Guan Suo returned to Shu Han to serve when Zhuge Liang ordered troops, Zhuge Liang was surprised, hurriedly appointed as the vanguard of the front, and then opened the way for the army, and then under the guidance of Zhuge Liang, lured the enemy to go deep and successfully captured Meng Huo, and then continued to fight after Meng Shu was let go, after the Shu soldiers were poisoned by the King of Duosi, they searched the mountain road to find Meng Jie to obtain the antidote, and later captured Mrs. Zhurong with Wei Yan, Zhao Yun and others in exchange for Ma Zhong and Zhang Xu, and was responsible for arranging the gunpowder in the mouth of the giant beast to resist the enemy when facing the King of Mulu, In the burning of rattan armor soldiers, he was responsible for leading the army to cut off the retreat, and his combat achievements were outstanding;

Secondly - stationed in Nanzhong, after seven captures and seven columns, Meng Shu sincerely surrendered to Shu Han, so Zhuge Liang in order to further consolidate the relationship, he arranged for Guan Suo to marry Meng Huo's daughter, the two families married, and at the same time sent Lu Kai as Yunnan Taishou, Li Hui as Jianning Taishou, moved 10,000 military and civilian households in Nanzhong to Chengdu to live, and formed a force "Wudang Fei Army" to serve Shu Han, so Guan Suo served as an official in Nanzhong, improving the relationship between Nanzhong and Shu Han, so he missed Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition War;

Finally, he died on the battlefield, and then Guan Suo has been in Nanzhong, after Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan, Jiang Wan succeeded him, and Fei Yi was assassinated, until Jiang Wei began the Northern Expedition, Guan Suo was transferred back to the Hanzhong front line because of the lack of talent in the Northern Expedition of Shu Han.

Guan Suo is Guan Yu's third son, after the capture of Meng Shu seven times, he was left in Nanzhong as an official, and missed Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, and everyone's eyes were focused on the Northern Expedition battlefield at that time. Guan Suo remained in the south until the Northern Expedition was short enough to return to the Hanzhong front line, and finally died in battle.

The place where the generals can shine the most is the battlefield, and Guan Suo, who guards Nanzhong, also misses the opportunity to play his best.

It is debatable whether this person actually exists. First of all, there is really no record of Guan Suo in the official history, and it is difficult to determine whether Guan Suo is Guan Yu's parent. But according to the record of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Zhuge Liang was on his way to the south:

Suddenly, Guan Suo, the third son of the prince, joined the army to see Kong Ming". Second, Guan Suo's appearance rate after joining the army of Shu Han's Southern Expedition was not high. Third, excluding the romance, perhaps the rope does not exist.

After all, we still have to look at history with a rigorous eye, and there is no record of Guan Suo in the official history, such as in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms".

In fact, it is because after the capture of Meng Shu in the seventh, Zhuge Liang left Guan Suo in Nanzhong to garrison, and later married Meng Shu's daughter, stayed to consolidate the relationship between Nanzhong and Shu Han, and did not participate in the Northern Expedition.

Because this character is fictional by the author, after the capture of Meng Shu seven times, the author of Fengli Cave may have forgotten this rotten character, so Yin Ku did not explain his ending, and everyone felt that his whereabouts were unknown.

After he captured Meng seven times and returned to Chengdu, he had no chance to lead the troops to fight again, so his whereabouts are unknown.

Guan Suo did not appear in Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, there should be two possibilities, one is that the southern barbarian miasma is raging, and it is also said in the romance that Guan Suo looked for Zhuge Liang after he recovered from his illness, and it is very likely that Guan Suo was hit by the miasma and unfortunately died. The second possibility is that the land of Nanzhong has just been surrendered, and Guan Suo has been appointed to stay in the local area just in case. In fact, there are only these two possibilities, otherwise Zhuge Liang, who is short of talents, will not forget this pass, which is acceptable.

Mainly because Guan Suo was not taken seriously, and there was no record of him in the book, so he disappeared.

Because the author of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is not easy to make up, Guan Suo is a virtual character, and if his ending is arranged, he will have to change a lot of history.