Meridian Valley, as the only way for Wei Yanqi to attack Chang an, where is it now?

Meridian Valley is now the section from Ziwu Town, Chang'an District, Xi'an to Ziwu Township, Xixiang County, Hanzhong City.

Wugu is also known as Meridian Valley, Meridian Road, the total length is 841 miles, the valley is 660 miles long, in today's Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, Chang'an District, Ziwu Town, to Shaanxi Province, Hanzhong City, Xixiang County, Ziwu Township. The Meridian Valley has rugged roads, a complex climate, and prey beasts. Once Wei Yan led his troops into the Meridian Valley, he would face two major dilemmas.

The current Meridian Valley is mainly in the area from Yunnan to Shaanxi, and the terrain in this area is relatively rugged and difficult to walk.

It's not scientific, because Wei Yan never mentioned any meridian strategy, it was only recorded in Wei Luo's story, and in the official history, there was only Wei Yan's request to divide the troops and meet Tongguan, neither specifying the way of the five roads out of Hanzhong, nor mentioning what was proposed during the Northern Expedition.

Wei Yan's combat ability to lead the troops alone is still very strong, and in 230 he defeated Guo Huai and Fei Yao of Wei in Nan'an and Yangxi with fewer victories, or the great victory in the Battle of Yangxi, and after returning to China, he was named the Marquis of Zhenghou in the south. Wei Yan is often not poor, and his talents are inexhaustible because he is limited by Zhuge Liang.

Meridian Valley should be unlikely to succeed, and then in 230 years, Cao Zhen attacked Shu is the Meridian Valley, but was blocked by the Shu army on the road, so that the heavy rain became a soup chicken, and Cao Zhen died of illness after going back.

Several people in later generations found it feasible. The first Huan Wen, the general of the faction went to the Meridian Valley and was defeated by the former Qin. The second king, Gao Yingxiang, with 50,000 elite soldiers, was completely annihilated by Sun Chuanting's 20,000 recruits, and he became a prisoner and was killed.

The third Wang Yaowu, halfway through, felt that it was not good, and withdrew, and it turned out that Zhang Xueliang on the opposite side had already arranged to annihilate him. You say it's not reliable...... it's not reliable

It is absolutely feasible, Wei Yan is dangerous with his troops, and if the Meridian Valley plot succeeds, he will capture Chang'an. But Zhuge Liang also has his own hardships, Shu is the weakest among the Three Kingdoms, and once he fails, he has no chance to turn over, unlike Wei State, which is located in the Central Plains and is a source of soldiers. So Meridian Valley's surprise attack on Chang'an is like gambling.

How strategic is the Raid on Meridian Valley? For everyone's convenience, before the full text begins, can Wei Yan capture Chang'an? Personally, I don't think it's very likely, Wei Yan's original plan was to attack lightly, and the emphasis was sudden.

Yes, once Wei Yan succeeds in raiding Chang'an, and the main force of the Wei army in front of Zhuge Liang will inevitably return to the army to recover Chang'an, Chang'an is the capital of Guanzhong, and it is one of the two capitals in the world, its status can be imagined, the main force of the Wei army, supplies, money and grain are dispatched from Chang'an, as long as Wei Yan will return the main force of the Wei army to Jiancheng, and wait for the arrival of Zhuge Liang's army, the Wei army will withdraw from Guanzhong, as long as Shu can have Guanzhong Hanzhong Shu has the land of the old Qin State, the balance of the three kingdoms is broken, plus there is no ruggedness of the road, Shu is also the most aggressive country among the Three Kingdoms, and it is not impossible to succeed in reviving the Han Dynasty.

It is possible that Cao Wei guarded Xiaobai at that time.

Hahaha, you can take advantage of the darkness.

The city gate rushed in, but it was difficult to hold it, and the Wei army had to surrender in one or two days. If you're unlucky, Wei will close the city gate and return the same way. Zhuge Liang's soldiers came out of the valley and killed Wuzhang Yuan, but it was not so fast, and before that, Wei Yan was alone.

If the time difference is used to cooperate, Zhuge will kill Wuzhangyuan with great fanfare, Chang'an will already have heavy guards, and 5,000 people will not have the possibility of stealing chickens. Prime Minister Zhuge is still far-sighted, and it is right not to agree to the sneak attack.

If Zhuge Liang had adopted Wei Yan's plan and attacked Meridian Valley by surprise, would he have won in the end? I think it's still possible, why do you say that? Because at that time, Sima Yi did not have the general leadership of the government, and at that time, Cao Rui had not yet begun to reuse Sima Yi, so at this time, Shu Han had a chance, so if Zhuge Liang really adopted Wei Yan's plan at that time to implement it, it is possible that Cao Wei could not see it at all, there would be such a routine, and it would be possible to defeat the army in the end.

It is said that the defeat of the army is like a mountain, and this is really the case, and then Dongwu saw that Cao Wei was no longer good, and then he would also send troops to attack him. In this case, Weibo is going to perish, so Zhuge Liang did not adopt such a plan at that time, in fact, it was a very mistake, just like marching to fight a war always needs dead people, and then in this process, in fact, 5,000 people can be used to do an experiment, if it can be successful, then it is best if it can't be successful, just treat them as a heroic sacrifice. Zhuge Liang is still too cautious at times, and they all say that it is better to be too cautious at ordinary times, so that they can win all battles, but sometimes there are some opportunities, and some fighters will miss it because they are too cautious.

Then netizens adopted the answer to what kind of garbage copy and paste.

Chang'an got it? 10,000 people, 5,000 grain transports, and a sudden attack can't bring siege weapons, as long as Xiahou Nan closes the city gate, Wei Yan can only jump to his feet - there is no rule in the official history that two armies must fight alone.

Take advantage of the Wei army's inattention to enter the city? Chang'an is surrounded by plains, as far as the eye can see, unless everyone in the Wei army is blind. Night Raid? In ancient times, the city gates had to be closed at night.

Xiahou Mao's garbage? I'm sorry, except for Wei Yan's wild words, there is no information to prove that Xiahou Nan is rubbish. What a normal person would do to stick to it and ask for help, he will do it.

It's as if New China has not had a major war in the capital for decades now, is it reasonable to have low preparedness? Are you going to break into the Zhangjiakou base or the Zhongnan Sea to see? There is no return.

Chang'an and Tongguan are like Zhangjiakou and Zhongnanhai in the west of Wei, defenseless? Don't be funny (and Chang'an and Tongguan are still hundreds of miles away, not close at hand).

The so-called [Wei Jun panicked and will inevitably escape] is simply a fantasy that Romance got only after watching his brain: Chibi is miserable enough, right? In less than half a year, Cao Ren was full of favor, Xu Huangwen hired Lejin, Li Tong and others to fight with Sun and Liu's allied forces in Nanjun, and there was no phenomenon of defeat.

Dingjun Mountain Xiahou Yuan died in battle, and the Wei army only panicked for a moment before electing Zhang Jaw as the commander, and lasted until the arrival of Cao Cao's main force. The Wei army can dominate the Central Plains, not to be frightened.

Moreover, from the point of view of killing and injuring the enemy's vital forces, Meridian Valley is also full of drawbacks: none of the leaders of the Wei army such as Cao Zhen, Cao Rui, Sima Yi and others are in Chang'an, but Guo Huai is on the western front, but in the Tianshui area. The main force of the Wei army was also not on the Western Front, only the border guards on the border.

So even if he is lucky enough to get Chang'an, Cao Wei can also quickly deploy a commander and lead the army to quickly advance a crazy counterattack (the speed of the Wei army, you can see the example of Xiahou Yuan's tiger step Longyou), what do you Wei Yan take? Sprinkle beans into soldiers? Calling heads-up?

The speed of Zhuge Liang's main force is not as fast as that of the Wei army. And don't forget the Guo Huai Department in Longxi, although his army is not much, it is not a problem to cut off the rear road of the main force of the Shu army and disturb the rear.

Well, even if Zhuge Liang and Wei Yan will join forces - to give you an example from the Three Kingdoms: Huainan Zhuge [Birthday] led 180,000 soldiers to mutiny, and Sima Zhao can only use 260,000, which is not much advantage. But the people didn't fight hard at all, they just surrounded Shouchun City, and after a year, the rebels either starved to death or surrendered, and Zhuge Dan was also chopped up.

Meridian Valley was denied, firstly because of assumptions, and secondly because of strategic short-sightedness: blindly yy the enemy fleeing, the enemy defeating the enemy in panic, and in objective reality, Chang'an suffered a large loss, it was difficult to hold on, and the fact that he had neither killed the enemy nor won the commander turned a blind eye, what is the difference between breaking through the empty door.

Don't be naïve enough to think that fighting a war is like playing a game, and that if you grab the city, you'll be done, that military strength, manpower, and force are the foundation that determines the outcome of a war, not the gains and losses of one city and one place.

Wei Yan seized Chang'an, and Shu won, and now many people are justifying Zhuge and saying that Wei Yan can't beat Chang'an, and even if he wins Chang'an, he can't hold it. But the fact is that Wei Yan is good at using troops after Wei Yan conquers Chang'an, as long as he does not lose it, the Central Plains will not be able to support, and if Liangzhou and the Central Plains are cut off, Zhuge will take Liangzhou again, and reunification will be just around the corner.

It is very likely that due to the limitations of population and resources at that time, it was often the success of the First World War and the defeat of the First World War, you can go to the museum to see the displays, and you will know that the old wars were not so frequent as described on TV and books.

If Zhuge Liang didn't pick the door so much, bought a ticket for everyone, and went to Chang'an in one night, but he used to walk, and he died of exhaustion halfway through!

No, the premise for the success of Wei Yan's plan is that the world returns to Han, attacks Chang'an, and then the Central Plains will surrender. At that time, there was no moral appeal to move out of Shu Han, and it was nothing more than throwing the 5,000 soldiers who attacked into the fire pit.

Two possibilities, success or failure. If the Wei State is prepared, it will be defeated, the population of Shu Han is sparse, and after the defeat of Yiling, it is difficult to recover, and it will be dangerous to suffer another fiasco. If only a small number of troops are sent to sneak attack, it is extremely unlikely that Chang'an will be captured.

Zhuge Liang's caution was also forced out, and the capital was too small.

...There are too many factors on the battlefield that will determine the outcome of this game. History will not have a second time.

Even if Wei Yan went out of the Meridian Valley Trail to take Chang'an, he succeeded. The last one will be cut by Zhuge Liang.