Who killed Zhang Fei?

Question 1: Zhang Fei’s death has become an eternal mystery. What is written in the kit? Who killed Zhang Fei? The real cause of Zhang Fei's death was not that he was killed by Zhang Da and Fan Qiang, but that on the night of his death, Zhang Fei received a secret letter from Zhuge Liang, which actually said...

In 221 AD, the world Three points, the world was initially determined, and Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor. So he held a banquet for all the ministers and taught them how to govern the country. During the banquet, each person was given a tips bag, which contained the official positions they would hold.

Considering that Zhang Fei, a martial artist, could not bear the cumbersome copywriting, Zhuge Liang handed the smallest tip bag to Zhang Fei and repeatedly told him: "Yide is leaving, there is a long way to go, don't be greedy, and be calm. , before you can open the bag, otherwise your life will be in danger, remember, remember!" Zhang Fei said: "The military advisor dared to take a look at me? , What’s the point of fearing this little piece of advice now? Yide is gone, take care of yourself, military advisor!” After that, he walked away. . . . .

Zhuge Liang sighed and said: "Yi De is brave and brave, no one can compare, but it is only in the bag, every sentence makes people collapse, Yi De is in danger! Yi De is in danger..."

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The next day, Zhang Fei fell from his horse after drinking and died suddenly.

When the news came, the government and the public were shocked, the whole country mourned, and Liu Bei was even more mournful. When asked for details, they all knew that Zhang Fei had opened the bag before he fell off the horse. Before he could finish reading it, he shouted loudly and fell off the horse. Blood spurted from his mouth, sores burst out all over his body, and he died.

Zhang Fei’s death has become an eternal mystery. What was written in the kit? Who killed Zhang Fei? The history books of the past dynasties are all very secretive about this matter. Those who occasionally say something are mostly vague and unclear. It was not until recently that the tips bag was discovered among the cultural relics unearthed in Sanxingdui that the truth came to light.

Opening the brochure, there is a note inside, which reads:

Comrade Zhang Fei, the Five Tiger General, holds the following official positions:

Shu Calligraphers Association Honorary Chairman

Head of the publicity group for "Wu Zhuangyuan's Occupational Disease Hazards" in Shu

Head of the Leading Group for Integrated Visits and Traitors in Shu

"Selected Works of Liu Bei" Member of the Editorial Board

Director of the Shu State Government Affairs Disclosure and Institutional Effectiveness Research Center

Executive Vice President of the Shu Red Cross Society

Leader of the Shu State's crackdown on pyramid schemes Team leader

Leader of the pilot project of sending spears, broadswords and three swords to the countryside in Shu State

Leader of the leading group of Shu State to prevent teenagers from accessing the Internet

Member of the Sichuan Waste Toilet and Spittoon Trading Committee

Leader of the Leading Group for the Harmony of Taoism, Buddhism and Primitive Witchcraft in Shu

Sichuan Care for the Next Generation Working Committee Member

Member of the committee for renaming places, mountains, rivers, animals, birds, and celebrities in Shu

Leader of the coordination group for the promotion and construction of wooden cows and horses application demonstration projects in Shu

Shu Leader of the leading group for the interception, filtering and registration of pigeons

Member of the leading group for digitalization and weapon informatization of the Shu army

Member of the editorial board of the Encyclopedia of Sex Education in Shu

Leader of the leading group for geological disaster prevention and earthquake disaster reduction in the Kingdom of Shu

Leader of the leading group for the demolition of thatched mud houses and renovation of pavilions and pavilions in the Kingdom of Shu

Purification of the countryside in the Kingdom of Shu Leader of the Steering Group for Cultural Environment and Mountainous Area Book and Audiovisual Market

Leader of the Leading Group for Sichuan’s annual “Top Ten Filial Sons” selection

Logistics Support Team of Sichuan National Defense Flood and Drought Relief Headquarters Chief

Member of the International Weapons Expo Organizing Committee

Leader of the Leading Group for the Sichuan Gay Census Registration

Leading Group for the Preparatory Work of the Sichuan Liquor Tasting and Appraisal Committee Team Leader

Member of the Admissions Committee of the Employment Guidance and Training Course for Scholars in Shu

Leader of the Leading Group for the Pilot Project of Reward and Support System for Families with Multiple Children in Rural Areas of Shu

Leader of the special anti-counterfeiting group on filtered cigarettes in the Shu Kingdom

Leader of the special anti-counterfeiting group on poisonous rats in the Shu Kingdom...gt; gt;

Question 2: The truth behind Zhang Fei’s death What is it? Was he killed by Zhuge Liang? Historically, Zhang Fei's death was said to have been killed by Fan Jiang and Zhang Da. However, many people did not believe that these two people could kill Zhang Fei, so they boldly speculated that there was another reason for Zhang Fei's death. Conspiracy, let’s take a closer look at the reasons for these inferences and see what doubts make people suspect that there is a huge conspiracy in Zhang Fei’s death.

First of all, there is a saying that Zhang Fei's death was ultimately attributed to Guan Yu, because Guan Yu was self-willed, relied on his bravery and invincibility, did not follow Kong Ming's plan, went his own way, defeated Maicheng, and was killed by Wu General. Zhang Fei, on the other hand, wanted to avenge Yun Chang, so he was so impatient that he made reckless mistakes when doing things. The original story goes like this:

Zhang Fei was extremely sad when he heard that Yunchang was killed. In order to avenge Guan Yu, he took orders from Chengdu and returned to Khotan. He ordered his three armies to set up white flags and white armor within three days. Hang Xiao and attack Wu. The next day, generals Fan Jiang and Zhang Da came to report, saying that preparations would not be completed within three days and asked for a grace period. But Zhang Fei obviously couldn't wait, and because of his character, he would not sit and wait, so he tied Fan Jiang and Zhang Da to a tree and whipped each of them fifty times.

Because of this premise, Fan Jiang and Zhang Da felt that their lives might be in danger, so they wanted to take a preemptive strike, so they secretly sneaked into Zhang Fei's palace and killed him while he was drunk. This is the whole story of how Zhang Fei was harmed by Fan Jiang and Zhang Da.

But many people don't quite believe this statement. On the contrary, they are more willing to believe that Zhang Fei was actually killed by Zhuge Liang.

However, Wang Honghua, a researcher on the "Four Great Classics", wrote an article pointing out that "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" concealed the death of Zhang Fei to cater to the orthodox concept of supporting Liu and opposing Cao. In fact, Zhang Fei's assassination had not only the internal cause of "violence but no mercy, defeat by shortcomings", but also the external cause of his shortcomings being maliciously indulged by others; in addition to his subordinates Fan Jiang and Zhang Dajin, there were also superiors Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang's long-range psychological attack works for a long time.

Zhang Fei's transformation was still too simple. He thought that his descendants would always be subordinate to others and would always be loyal to Liu's surname; he thought that his brother Liu

would always be benevolent and righteous, keep his oath, and always recognize Liu. My brother with a different surname. In fact, brothers with different surnames who "do not wish to be born in the same year, same month and same day, but wish to die in the same year, same month and same day" are only suitable for assisting the dynasty, not for usurping the dynasty; they are only suitable for strong alliances and working together to conquer the world, not for being alone. , Dominate the world with arbitrary power. Because people with three surnames have been chemically combined into one person and are closer than brothers, then their descendants should also enjoy the right to inherit the throne, but they need to follow the rules

If the elder does not establish the young, the virtuous will not It's just a stupid rule. ——The system of family and world was destroyed. The fact that Guan Xing and Zhang Bao later fought against each other and refused to give in also shows that their descendants will not blindly follow the order of brothers of the previous generation, and everything will depend on their age and strength.

As the first brother and a vested interest, Liu Bei certainly cannot accept this beautiful-looking oligarchy. It will directly threaten Liu Chan's inheritance and rule, and destroy The single surname bloodline of the entire royal sect. Don't talk about being the emperor in the future, even if he is the King of Hanzhong and the Emperor of Xishu, Liu Bei does not want to rule by three surnames, not to mention that Adou does not have any competitiveness among all his parents and righteous sons. (Previously, the reason why he was willing to sworn brothers with different surnames was to embody the new image of the Liu family, which was benevolent, tolerant and open-minded, and to defraud the first pot of gold. Luo Guanzhong's purpose of fictionalizing this incident was to provide a kind of The solution to destroying the family world inspired future generations in a tragic way)

After all, the eldest brother is more talented than the third brother, and he has already thought of a chemical method to eliminate the chemical brothers - "sworn brotherhood". The opposite of "snow

hatred". First, the brother is secretly given to the enemy to be killed, and then the only son is obtained in the name of revenge. As long as it was for revenge, who would ask them to die on the same day of the same year and month? The sworn alliance was naturally dissolved, and at the same time it won the morale and the hearts of the people who shared the same hatred between the government and the public.

This is essential to conquering the world. Therefore, Liu Bei continued to attack Wu after killing all his enemies. (His strategy was the opposite of Zhuge Liang's, which was to destroy Soochow first and then unify the whole country.) Liu Bei is worthy of being a great statesman. He can transform the hatred of brothers into an irresponsible and annihilating public enemy. Let's see how he creates hatred between brothers.

Another talent of Liu Bei is that he is good at borrowing force. At first, he formed a sworn brotherhood to borrow the feathers and wings to take off. Now that success is in sight, he wants to use his strength to cut off the two heavy wings.

And received double filial piety. So, who should help? There is no need to hire another wise man, it is none other than Zhuge Liang. First, Zhuge Liang has long had the idea of ????killing Yu Fei, and he is like-minded and will not leak secrets; second, Zhuge Liang

is good at psychological warfare and long-range warfare. He often hides his smile with tears of sadness, cleanly and neatly; Three Zhuge Liang is proficient in the ways of various gods and ghosts...gt;gt;

Question 3: Was Zhang Fei assassinated in history? But it is said that Zhang Fei returned to Langzhong and ordered the army to Medium; Within three days, white flags and white armor will be made, and the three armies will display filial piety to attack Wu. The next day, the two last members of the tent, Fan Jiang and Zhang Da, went into the tent and reported: "White flags and white armor, we are at a loss for the moment, so we need to be extended." Fei said angrily: "I am eager to take revenge, and I hate that it will come soon." In the realm of rebels, you dare to disobey my general's orders! "The warriors were ordered to be tied to a tree and each had fifty whips on their backs.

This second article is "internally repairing political principles." The so-called internal cultivation of political principles is to develop the economy and enhance national strength. It was not easy for Liu Bei to capture Hanzhong in Sichuan. Liu Zhang was not an easy man. Liu Bei fought very hard in Sichuan and even Pang Tong died in the battle. After nine years of hard fighting, Liu Bei finally obtained the base area in Sichuan. After nine years of war, the army was very tired, Sichuan's economy was severely damaged, and the people could no longer bear the burden. Therefore, Guan Yu's Northern Expedition at this time simply did not have sufficient strength.

The third condition is to "make good friends with Sun Quan". The importance of the Sun-Liu alliance has been analyzed in our previous Three Kingdoms series. But at this time, the relationship between Shu Han and Soochow was already very tense. Although the Sun and Liu families did not use force in the end, the two sides were already at odds.

In fact, Zhuge Liang himself also knew that the Sun-Liu alliance was unreliable. He once said this to Fazheng: "When my lord was in public security, the north was afraid of Cao Cao's power, the east was afraid of Sun Quan's threat, and the lord's side was afraid of Mrs. Sun." Therefore, Zhuge Liang was very optimistic about the prospects of the Sun-Liu alliance. Worried.

Some people may think that Zhuge Liang is not a god after all, and he cannot predict the future. He can predict that Sun Quan will take advantage of Guan Yu's Northern Expedition to attack Jingzhou. It is true that Zhuge Liang is not a god, but Zhuge has always been cautious in his life. He has always been careful in his military use and never takes risks. When Guan Yu sent troops to attack Xiangfan, Jingzhou's city defenses must have been empty. How could Zhuge Liang be so careless and not remind Liu Bei or Guan Yu to be careful that Sun Quan would suddenly attack and stab him in the back? This is military common sense. How could Zhuge Liang not understand this military common sense? Where had his vigilance gone?

There is also a fourth condition regarding the Northern Expedition. Zhuge Liang once said that the Northern Expedition must wait until "the world changes." Changes in the world refer to changes in Cao Wei...gt;gt;

Question 5: Who killed Guan Yu? There are several theories about the death of Brother Guan: One: As the friend above said, he died under Pan Zhang’s hands, Ma Zhong! Secondly, was Guan Yu killed by Zhuge Liang? In the 24th year of Jian'an, Guan Yu launched the Battle of Xiangfan. Although the seven armies were flooded and the entire Huaxia was conquered, it eventually led to the loss of Jingzhou, and he himself was killed by Ji and Quan. But what is confusing is that the entire Battle of Xiangfan, It lasted for half a year. From the beginning, there were constant exchanges of envoys from Wu and Wei, and later, Cao Cao continued to dispatch Yu Jin, Pang De, Xu Huang and others to lead troops to reinforce Fancheng. For such a large-scale military operation, the Shu Han side did not take any countermeasures. In the end, when Guan Yu defeated Maicheng and the entire army was annihilated, reinforcements from the Shu army still failed to arrive, which aroused suspicion among future generations. Recently, Zhu Ziyan, a professor at the Department of History at Shanghai University, wrote an article in the professional journal "Historical Collection" and pointed out that Guan Yu's defeat was strangled by the Wu-Wei alliance, but it may have been his own family member Zhuge Liang who actually sent Guan Yu to the guillotine. Liu Bei and Guan Yu have been "contracted" since childhood, and Liu Bei would never be so "neglectful" as to just sit back and watch. Zhu Yuyan pointed out in the article that although Zhuge Liang could not take charge of military and political power at that time, he knew that Guan Yu's conditions for attacking Xiangfan were not mature, and completely violated the " Longzhong Dui proposed the strategic decision of a two-pronged northern expedition to Cao Wei in anticipation of "changes in the world": However, there is no record of Zhuge's advice in the main text of "Three Kingdoms" and Fei's annotations. To take a step back, even if Liu Bei favored and indulged Guan Yu and did not take "Longzhong Dui" to heart, after the Battle of Xiangfan started, it was impossible for Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang not to pay full attention to every move of the battle's progress. Although the mountain roads between Sichuan and Hubei are blocked, transportation is inconvenient, and information dissemination is not smooth, the entire Xiangfan Campaign started in July of the 24th year of Jian'an and ended in December, lasting as long as half noon. The Shu Han Dynasty was a complete An emerging regime may not have any information dissemination channels.

Guan Yu attacked Xiangfan, and the troops defending Jingzhou were insufficient. In addition, the alliance between Sun and Liu was on the verge of breaking up at this time. Sun Wu could use his surprise troops to sneak attack Jingzhou. Zhuge Liang was well versed in the art of war. Could it be that he would take it lightly? As we all know, Zhuge was always cautious in his life and never did anything wrong. Why didn't he remind the "neglectful" Liu Bei? Zhu Ziyan believed that as long as Zhuge Liang shouldered his responsibility as a "strategist", he could remind Liu Bei of the "dangerous situation" in Jingzhou at any time. He would never be so "neglectful" that he would just sit on the sidelines and not save Guan Yu with a single soldier when he was defeated at Ju (the place where Guan Yu was captured). Therefore, the one who really sent Guan Yu to the guillotine was none other than Zhuge Liang, a member of the Jiu family. So why did Zhuge Liang want to get rid of Guan Yu? This also depends on Zhuge Liang's ambition. As well as looking for answers in Guan Yu's character, Zhuge Liang has the world in mind, and Guan Yu is undoubtedly the biggest obstacle to him in seizing power. Zhu Ziyan pointed out that Zhuge Liang lives high in Longzhong and claims that he "lives in troubled times and does not seek to learn and reach the princes", but in fact he "hides weapons" He had great ambitions. He once said to his friends Shi Tao, Xu Shu and Meng Jianyun: "The three of you can be promoted to governor or county governor." When the three asked him what official position he could be in, "Liang Dan smiled." Without saying anything." Why do you smile but don't say anything? Official positions such as prisoner, governor, and Xingshou are all small in Zhuge Liang's eyes, and it is difficult for him to express his ambitions and tell others. Before the Battle of Chibi, Zhuge Liang was sent as an envoy to Soochow. Zhang Zhao, an important minister of Wu, wanted to recommend him to serve the Lord of Wu. Zhuge Liang said: "General Sun can be said to be in charge, but judging from his temperament, he can be virtuous but not brilliant. I don't think so." The words "Xian" and "Jin" have profound meanings, which must be understood: the so-called "Xian" means that Zhuge Liang is regarded as a "virtuous man", and the highest standard for treating "wise men" is nothing more than "a national scholar". However, after Zhuge Liang entered the Liu Bei Group, his status and power gradually rose and improved. In fact, Liu Fou did not show his heart to Zhuge Liang from the beginning. The emperor and his ministers were like fish in water. Before and after Liu Bei became emperor, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei had higher status than Zhuge Liang, and others such as Zhao Yun. The status of Pang Tong, Fazheng, Huang Zhong, Ma Chao and others is not lower than that of Zhuge Liang. As most historians have pointed out: Liu Bei's relationship with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei is obviously more advanced than that with Zhuge Liang. For Zhuge Liang, who seeks to be inferior to one person and superior to ten thousand people, this extremely exclusive small circle is a serious obstacle to his official career. Guan Yu had always looked down on the scholar-bureaucrats, and was very jealous of Zhuge Liang after the Battle of Chibi. Zhu Ziyan then pointed out that Guan Yu was famous for being arrogant and domineering. There are many historical records about this. In the 19th year of Jian'an, Liu Bei attacked Yizhou and Xiliang. Ma Chao came to submit. Ma Chao was a prestigious tiger general at that time. Liu Bei was overjoyed to get him and made him General of the West, the same position as Guan Yu. Guan Yujianzhi, who was far away in Jingzhou, was extremely dissatisfied and immediately wrote to Zhuge Liang, "Who among the super talents can be compared to me?" Zhuge Liang...gt;gt;

Question 6: Who died in Zhang Fei's death? The death of Guan Yu, the real murderer, was also related to Liu Bei. He was so famous for conquering Jingzhou that Liu Bei was worried! Zhang Fei is just a fool and is looking for death.

Question 7: Brief introduction of Zhang Fei, the fierce general of the Three Kingdoms. Brief introduction of who Zhang Fei was killed in the end:

Zhang Fei (?-221 years) ), named Yide, was born in Zhuojun, Youzhou (now Zhuozhou City, Baoding City, Hebei Province), and was a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. Liu Bei was defeated at Changbanpo. Zhang Fei only led 20 cavalry to cut off the rear and cut off the bridge by the water. No one from Cao's army dared to approach. When he swept Xichuan with Zhuge Liang and Zhao Yun, he released Yan Yan in Jiangzhou. During the Battle of Hanzhong, he defeated Zhang in Danqu. , made great contributions to the Shu Han Dynasty. He was promoted to general of chariots and cavalry, captain of Sili school, and Marquis of Xixiang. He was later assassinated by Fan Qiang and Zhang Da. In the later lord era, he was posthumously named "Huanhou". In traditional Chinese culture, Zhang Fei is known for his bravery, recklessness, and hatred of evil. Although this image mainly comes from folk art such as novels and dramas, it has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

Death:

In 221 AD (the first year of Zhangwu), Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, Zhang Fei was named a general of chariots and cavalry, led the Sili school captain, and was granted the title of Marquis of Xixiang. In June of the same year, Liu Bei avenged Guan Yu and sent troops to attack Wu, and asked Zhang Fei to send troops from Langzhong to Jiangzhou.

Because Zhang Fei respected gentlemen but never cared about soldiers, Liu Bei often warned Zhang Fei: "You often whip the athletes, but then let them serve you, this is a recipe for disaster." Sure enough, before Zhang Fei went out to send troops, he was killed by his subordinates. General Zhang Da and Fan Qiang (erroneously written as Fan Jiang in the novel) murdered Zhang Fei and sent Zhang Fei's head to Sun Quan. The commander of Zhang Fei's military camp sent a report to Liu Bei. After hearing this, Liu Bei couldn't help but sigh: "Hey! Fei is dead."

Question 8: Which generals did Zhang Fei kill in the novel? He stabbed the Yellow Turban deputy general Deng Mao to death in one round

He stabbed the Yellow Turban deputy general Gao Sheng to death in several rounds

Three Heroes Battle Lu Bu's participants were distracted by Lu Bu's marksmanship

Zhang Fei defeated Yu Jin in several rounds (the reason was that Liu Bei commanded the troops to rush up, and it is hard to say if the fight will continue)

Defeat Cao Bao in 3 rounds , chased and stabbed him to death

Fighting with Lu Bu for 100 rounds

Killed Song Xian and Wei Xu

Defeated Gao Shun, and fought Lu Bu again (no winner was decided) , the fight was interrupted due to the arrival of Cao Cao's army)

Captured Hao Meng alive in 1 round

Stabbed Ji Ling to death in less than 10 rounds

Captured Liu Dai alive in 1 round

Fight against Xu Huang (a big killing, the outcome is unknown, Le Jin arrives and fights his way out)

Defeat Xia Houyuan

Stabbed to death in 1 round Chen Sun

Stab Lu Xiang to death in the first round, Cao Ren escaped only after fighting to the death

Scared Xia Houjie to death with his voice

Fighting Xu Huang, Zhang Liao and Xu Chu, who had been running away all night, Among them, Xu Chu's horse was saddleless and caused no damage

He defeated Xing Daorong

He captured Liu Xian alive

Scare away Jin Xuan with a voice

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Hacked Zhou Shan to death in 1 round

Captured Yan Yan alive in 10 rounds

Defeated Ma Dai in 10 rounds

Fighted Ma Chao for 220 rounds

Stabbed the drunken Xu Chu

First he fought with Zhang He for thirty or fifty rounds, and then Zhang He fought to the death for more than one hundred and ten rounds.

Question 9: Did Zhuge Liang indirectly kill Guan Yu and Zhang Fei? In the 24th year of Jian'an, when only Guan Yu was the leader, Guan Yu launched the Battle of Xiangfan. Although the water flooded seven armies and threatened China, it eventually led to the fall of Jingzhou and himself was killed by Sun Quan. But what is confusing is that the entire Xiangfan battle lasted for half a year. From the beginning, there were constant exchanges of envoys from Wu and Wei, and later, Cao Cao continued to dispatch Yu Jin, Pang De, Xu Huang and others to lead troops to reinforce Fancheng. For such a large-scale military operation, the Shu Han did not take any countermeasures. In the end, when Guan Yu defeated Maicheng and the entire army was annihilated, reinforcements from the Shu army still failed to arrive, which aroused suspicion among later generations. Recently, Zhu Ziyan, a professor at the Department of History at Shanghai University, wrote an article in the professional journal "Historical Collection" and pointed out that Guan Yu's defeat was strangled by the Wu-Wei alliance, but it may have been his own family member Zhuge Liang who actually sent Guan Yu to the guillotine.

The Battle of Xiangfan lasted for half a year. Why didn’t Shu Han send any soldiers? Scholars have discussed this a lot. In the early years, Zhang Taiyan, a master of traditional Chinese culture, once put forward a unique opinion. He believed that Guan Yu guarded Jingzhou, held a large number of troops, and was arrogant. Not only would it be difficult to deal with him after the Yi Dynasty (after Liu Bei's death), but even when Liu Bei was still alive, Zhuge Liang would also find it difficult to overcome. Guan Yu gained greater power through this barrier. Therefore, "Ge" would rather lose Jingzhou than get rid of Guan Yu by pretending to be the Wu people. Zhang Taiyan's point of view is very bold, but it is just a guess. Professor Zhu Ziyan discussed this point of view in depth in his article.

Liu Bei and Guan Yu have been "engaged since childhood", and Liu Bei will never be "neglectful" to the point of just watching from the sidelines.

Zhu Ziyan pointed out in the article that although Zhuge Liang could not take charge of military and political power at that time, he knew that Guan Yu's conditions for attacking Xiangfan were not mature and completely violated the "Longzhong Dui" proposal to wait for "changes in the world". The strategic decision of the two-pronged Northern Expedition to Cao Wei. However, there is no record of Zhuge's advice in the main text of "Three Kingdoms" and Fei's notes.

To take a step back, even if Liu Bei doted on Guan Yu and did not take "Longzhong Dui" to heart, after the Battle of Xiangfan started, it was impossible for Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang not to pay full attention to every move of the battle's progress. Although the mountain roads between Sichuan and Hubei are blocked, transportation is inconvenient, and information dissemination is not smooth, the entire Xiangfan campaign started in July of the 24th year of Jian'an and ended in December, which lasted for half a year. Shuhan as a complete emerging It is impossible for a political power to have no information dissemination channels. Guan Yu attacked Xiangfan, and the troops defending Jingzhou were insufficient. In addition, the alliance between Sun and Liu was on the verge of breaking up at this time. Sun Wu could use surprise troops to attack Jingzhou at any time. Zhuge Liang was well versed in the art of war, could he take it lightly? As we all know, Zhuge was always cautious in his life and never took risks. Why didn't he remind the "neglectful" Liu Bei?

Zhu Ziyan believes that as long as Zhuge Liang takes up his responsibility as a "strategist" and reminds Liu Bei of Jingzhou's "dangerous situations" at any time, Liu Bei, who has "been close to Guan Yu since childhood" and is a brother-in-law, will never be "neglectful" "He just watched from the sidelines and did not save Guan Yu with a single soldier when he was defeated at Linju (the place where Guan Yu was captured). Therefore, it was not someone else who actually sent Guan Yu to the guillotine, but his own family member Zhuge Liang. So why did Zhuge Liang want to get rid of Guan Yu? The answer must be found in Zhuge Liang's ambitions and Guan Yu's character.

Zhuge Liang has the world in mind, and Guan Yu is undoubtedly the biggest obstacle to him seizing power.

Zhu Ziyan pointed out that Zhuge Liang was lying high in the imperial palace and claimed that he "survives his whole life in troubled times and does not seek to learn and reach the princes", but in fact he "hides his weapons in his body" and has great ambitions. He once said to his friends Shi Tao, Xu Shu, and Meng Jianyun: "The three of you can advance to the position of governor or county governor." When the three of them asked him what official position he could serve, they "brilliantly smiled but said nothing." Why are you smiling but not saying anything? This is because the official positions of governor and county governor are not in Zhuge Liang's eyes, and it is difficult to tell others about his ambitions.

Before the Battle of Chibi, Zhuge Liang went on a mission to Soochow. Zhang Zhao, an important minister of Soochow, wanted to recommend him to serve the Lord of Wu. Zhuge Liang said: "General Sun can be called the leader of men, but judging from his temperament, he is capable of being virtuous but not capable. The meaning of the words "Xian" and "Jin" is profound and must be understood. The so-called "virtue" means that Zhuge Liang is regarded as a "magishi". The highest standard for treating a "magishi" is nothing more than to treat him as a "national scholar". However, it is difficult to express the meaning of "jinliang" in one or two sentences. .

However, after Zhuge Liang entered Liu Bei's group, his status and power gradually rose and improved. In fact, Liu Bei was not sincere to Zhuge Liang from the beginning, and the emperor and his ministers were like fish in water. Before and after Liu Bei became emperor, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's status was higher than Zhuge Liang's, and others such as Zhao Yun, Pang Tong, Fazheng, Huang Zhong, Ma Chao, etc. were not lower than Zhuge Liang. As most historians have pointed out: Liu Bei and The relationship between Guan Yu and Zhang Fei is compared to...gt;gt;