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When Jiang Wei defected from Wei to Shu, Zhao Yun had a high prestige in Shu, and Jiang Wei was just an excellent young general. People like to compare them because they once had a contest, and that contest was vague, so people like to explore. Personally, I think Jiang Wei might be better if we have to compete.
First of all, the analysis of the contest between Jiang Wei and Zhao Yun shows that although Zhao Yun was older at that time, his body skills and Jiang Wei had just emerged, so Zhao Yun didn't suffer much in age, and there was no specific explanation about the outcome at that time, but it can be seen that they were evenly matched.
Secondly, Jiang Wei is Zhuge Liang's apprentice and has the same strategy as Zhuge Liang. He made nine northern expeditions to Wei, but he didn't lose. After Wei fought back, he was able to find a way, which caused the contradiction between Wargo and Zhong Hui, and made Wei lose two generals.
In other words, Jiang Wei is excellent in force and strategy, while Zhao Yun is not a thorough warrior, but he can't compete with Jiang Wei strategically. As far as the situation of the three countries is concerned, the purpose of each country is to unify the world, and what is needed to unify the world is generals and military advisers. People like Jiang Wei are rare talents.
So, on the whole, Jiang Wei is stronger than Zhao Yunqiang.
Jiang Wei avoided disaster. Jiang Wei has several famous allusions in history, the most famous of which is "reclaiming farmland to avoid disaster". This allusion has been praised by many historians so far, and it is also a joke of many ordinary people after dinner.
Jiang Wei avoided disaster.
Jiang Wei avoided the disaster, saying that Jiang Wei was at loggerheads with Wargo in Qishan and had a slight advantage. But because eunuch Huang Hao was in cahoots with Yan Yu, the right general who wanted to replace Jiang Wei, he was called back to the left. Jiang Wei was forced to move troops and was not allowed to see the queen, but he learned the truth through S. Jiang Wei was very angry and wanted to kill Huang Hao, but was stopped by S. S was suggesting that Jiang Wei took his troops out to wasteland to avoid disasters, and listed four advantages: first, he could harvest food for the army; second, he could seize a large area of land and city in Longyou; third, he could make Wei's army dare not take action in Hanzhong; finally, the general had military power outside, and no one was there. This is the way to protect the country. Jiang Wei is very grateful to Zheng. The next day, he gathered his troops and made careful arrangements for Hanzhong's defense system. Then he led the army north and settled the field.
Through the historical allusions of Jiang Wei's disaster avoidance, we can see that we should learn to avoid disasters and protect ourselves, avoid head-on collision with our opponents, and prevent ourselves from losing more than we gain. This strategy has many forms, which can be divided into preventive measures and remedial measures in time, active containment and passive avoidance in attitude, and justification and distortion in means. "Going" or "not going" sometimes really requires some thinking. Don't leave when you should, and leave when you shouldn't, which will cause trouble.
Jiang Wei, a legendary figure, can be regarded as a well-deserved hero among politicians in the Three Kingdoms period. To sum up his life, "he did his duty to go beyond the limit"
Jiang Wei's father, Jiang Wei's father, named Zhu Jiang, was a figure in the history of China in the Three Kingdoms period and a hero in Tianshui. Jiang Wei's father Zhu Jiang was born in Jixian County, Tianshui City (now southeast of Gangu County, Gansu Province). During the Three Kingdoms period, "Jiang" was also the surname of Liangzhou.
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However, as for the date and year of Jiang Zhuangkun and the exact time of his death, it is not particularly detailed.
In the spring of 2 14 A.D., another historical figure, the Great Master Ma Chao of the Three Kingdoms, borrowed soldiers from the late Han Dynasty warlord, that is, Zhang Lu, the third generation of Wudou Midao, Shi Tian, to go to war, and also fought with the warlord in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, that is, General Han Sui. They led several men to attack Qishan in Liangzhou (east of Lixian County, Gansu Province) and defeated General Jiang Xu, commander-in-chief of Qishan, very smoothly. However, just as Qiangrong continued to attack Jixian County, Jiang Zi, the first military commander, was annoyed by Jiushun Falcon.
In order to protect the county satrap, Jiang Xu and others, Jiang Zi went to fight many enemies alone. But unfortunately, Jiang Zi, who fought alone, waved a wisp, but in the end, because he was outnumbered, he failed to play a decisive role. Unfortunately, he and other soldiers like him died on the battlefield. Jiang Wei, an acre of land, was deeply influenced by his father and resolutely joined the army at the age of twelve.
In the plot of the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms, we can see that Jiang Zicai is not very famous or even humble, but it is not difficult to see that he is a loyal military commander. He is very aware of his mission and responsibility, even at the last moment of his life.
Wei Yan and Jiang Wei, one Lu, two horses, three Dian Wei, four Guan, five Zhao, six Zhang Fei, seven Xu, eight Huang and nine Jiang Wei. During the Shu and Han Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms, general Jiang Wei ranked ninth. Some people may wonder why Wei Yan ranks below Jiang Wei, and what is the relationship between them? Is it really what outsiders say?
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Wei Yan was born in Yiyang in 234. Shu Han general, Fengzhenbei general. Apart from Zhuge Liang, only Wei Yan was most trusted and promoted by Liu Bei. After Liu Bei's death, Wei Yan put forward the famous "meridian valley plan" to Zhuge Liang, but Zhuge Liang, who had always been cautious, opposed it, which led to Wei Yan's dissatisfaction and felt that his talents could not be brought into play. I think Zhuge Liang deliberately suppressed him, among which Yang Yi was the most prominent. Later, on the way to the Northern Expedition, unwilling to be bound by Yang Yi, he burned the plank road and counterattacked Yang Yi, but he was beheaded by Ma Dai because of his dissatisfaction.
Jiang Wei, whose real name was Bo Yue, was born in 202 and died in 264. Tianshui (now southeast of Gangu, Gansu) was a native of Jixian County, and was a famous Shu and Han in the Three Kingdoms period. He was also a famous strategist and military commander in the Shu and Han Dynasties. He is highly valued by Zhuge Liang. After Zhuge Liang's death, he inherited his will and vowed to carry out the Northern Expedition to the end. But he finally failed in the later period and was killed by the northern Wei army.
It was once thought that Wei Yan was at odds with Jiang Wei. In fact, it was only because Wei Yan was arrogant and had his own world in his heart, so he was not closely related to Jiang Wei and other Shu and Han generals and civil officials. Wei Yan was dissatisfied with Zhuge Liang's suppression of his reuse of Jiang Wei, so he said so.
As for Wei Yan and Jiang Wei, who is weak and who is strong, we can only say that they have their own merits. Wei Yan has superb martial arts, likes innovation and surprises. Influenced by Zhuge Liang, Jiang Wei has outstanding strategy and belongs to a rare all-rounder of civil and military affairs. Both of them have their own strengths, which can be said to be the generals of Shu and Han in the Three Kingdoms period.
Who is better, Jiang Wei or Wargo? Wargo and Jiang Wei were both great names in the Three Kingdoms period. Both of them are masters, and they will always meet on the battlefield. So who is better, Wargo or Jiang Wei?
Portrait of Shu Jiang Wei
Both Wargo and Jiang Wei have extraordinary military talents, and they are both generals that the emperors of their respective countries rely on. Wargo and Jiang Wei always fight for the interests of their respective countries.
In 257 AD, Zhuge Dan, the general of Wei, rose up and rebelled. Jiang Wei took the opportunity to attack Qin Chuan of Wei State. At that time, Wei hoarded a large amount of military food in the Great Wall, and its defense force was very weak. Wargo analyzed the situation and decided to join hands with Sima Wang to defend the Great Wall. Jiang Wei takes mountains as his camp, and Jiang Wei builds a village by water. In the face of repeated provocations by Jiang Wei, Wargo refused to go out of the city to fight, forming a confrontation. When the rebellion in Zhuge Dan was put down, Jiang Wei had to retreat to Shu. Wargo was promoted to rank and knight.
In 262 AD, Jiang Wei led the army to attack Wei again, and Wargo was ordered to lead the army to retreat from the enemy. According to Wargo's analysis, the Shu army has come through mountains and rivers. The front is too long, the road is tired, and the food and grass are not good. It is inevitable that it will not be able to fight for a long time. Therefore, Wargo took the lead to seize the terrain and set up an array to stop the Shu army. After a fierce battle, the Shu army was defeated and fled, and Jiang Wei had to retreat to the stack.
It was also in this year that Wei attacked Shu on a large scale, and Wargo led 30 thousand troops to contain Jiang Wei's main force in the stack. After that, Wargo cleverly deployed and attacked Jiang Wei's main force. Knowing that Hanzhong was difficult to defend, Jiang Wei abandoned Wargo and lost to Yang Xin. He also went to Jiange to have a standoff with Zhong Hui. At this time, Wargo sneaked into the level tone, went straight to Fucheng, broke Mianzhu, and went straight to Shudu, forcing surrender and extinction.
Therefore, although both Wargo and Jiang Wei have extraordinary military talents, Wargo is more powerful than Jiang Wei.
Jiang Wei's evaluation of history always touches the hearts of some curious people. People want to know what happened that year and what was the truth. ...
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Jiang Wei is highly praised, and historians are second only to Zhuge Liang in his evaluation, and his strategy is not inferior to that of his master. And history is always a matter of different opinions, and no one will get all the applause and abuse, and so will Jiang Wei. Praise and criticism are always heard.
Few people realize how much control Jiang Wei was under before Jiang Wanfei died. In the following years, how was he suppressed by Huang Hao and others in North Korea? This is rarely mentioned by many people: Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition also had the purpose of balancing the relationship between Zhongshu School and Jingzhou School; Jiang Wei is the commander-in-chief of Longxi, and his internal relationship with Shu Han is more complicated. In fact, in addition to Huang Hao, Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan is also targeting him-unlike many people's imagination, the relationship between Zhuge Zhan and Jiang Wei is not so good. Therefore, Jiang Wei is actually a man caught in the cracks: he is brilliant and his personal virtue is impeccable, but what falls into his hands is Zhuge Liang's irreversible situation and the constant struggle within China. But in the end, he did not die at his hands-although he was surrounded by Wei's army, he was blocked by the layers of Wargo. He still killed the bridge perfectly, crossed Zhuge Xu, returned to Jiange, held the Zhong Hui, and destroyed most of Wei's plans for the Western Expedition. In the end, Shu Han died on the legendary Deng Ai smuggling, but until Chengdu was forced, Zhong Hui was in Jiange, and Jiang Wei could not move.
"There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers." This famous saying is well said, everyone has different views on Jiang Wei, which involves values and outlook on life, but we can be sure that Jiang Wei wrote a magnificent poem with his life in the chaotic era of talented people in the Three Kingdoms.