In 227 AD, two "small things" occurred in the history of the Three Kingdoms, which had far-reaching impact. First of all, Zhuge Liang personally led the army into Hanzhong, and the purpose was to send troops to attack Wei. Why this time?Because of the death of Cao Pi, the emperor of Cao Wei, the Wei state fell into a period of weak power. Secondly, Sima Yi, a veteran of the Three Dynasties, was sent to Wancheng to prevent Wu and Shu from taking the opportunity to launch military operations.
In addition, Cao Wei recovered Shu, and Sima Yi put forward a different view of governance from the emperor. Behind all this, Meng Da's complex life experience and fate are intertwined into a thrilling chapter of the Three Kingdoms.
Sima Yi's attitude towards Meng Da has always been different from Cao Pi's, but since Cao Pi was the emperor, Sima Yi had to compromise. After Cao Pi's death, Meng Da, who had lost support, got in touch with Zhuge Liang. Sima Yi sensed Meng Da's abnormal movement and hurriedly attacked Meng Da with surprise troops, and finally defeated him.
At the same time that Cao Wei was given land in Shu, Emperor Cao Wei planned to count the population and land in order to manage and collect taxes. However, Sima Yi put forward a different point of view: "The thief is bound by a secret net, so he abandons it." Yihong with an outline, then natural happiness. He advocated easing policy, arguing that strict political control had led the people of Shu to turn their backs, and that easing would help stability.
You may question, how dare Sima Yi make irresponsible remarks about Liu Bei, who is famous for his benevolence and righteousness, and Zhuge Liang, the hero in the hearts of the people of Shu?However, through the study of historical materials, we find that Sima Yi's remarks are not nonsense, but have a practical basis. Today, we will uncover the dark lives of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang, revealing a little-known side of the history of the Three Kingdoms.
Liu Bei became the protagonist of the Three Kingdoms after the Battle of Chibi, but what has rarely been noticed is that he has been fighting almost non-stop since the three divisions of the world, and his military spending far exceeds his income. So the question is, where did Liu Bei's funds and materials come from?
It is recorded in the "Zizhi Tongjian" that Liu Bei promised his subordinates before leaving for Chengdu: "If the matter is decided, the treasury will be full of things, and there will be no foresight." Behind these eleven words, Liu Bei's open-mindedness and generosity are revealed, but after the fall of Chengdu, the soldiers abandoned their armaments one after another and competed for treasures.
However, this plunder was far from being able to support Liu Bei's long-term attrition. How did Liu Bei solve the problem of funding?
According to books such as the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, the economy was very tight during Liu Bei's period, and even the hooks used to hang bed tents were used as military resources. But Liu Bei adopted an efficient approach, and the treasury was replenished within a few months. This method is to print money.
Liu Bei Shu Han originally had his own coins in circulation, but due to huge demand, Liu Bei began to print them himself. The coins he printed were three times heavier than the original, and when exchanging the old and new coins, Liu Bei insisted on taking one as a hundred, which was like a robbery. Liu Bei's approach, isn't he worried about the dissatisfaction of the people of Shu?
When Liu Bei was alive, Zhuge Liang was responsible for providing him with the service of "foot soldiers and sufficient food". After Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang was in charge of both the economy and the military. Although Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang were regarded as outstanding leaders at the time, they may have been the same from the perspective of the common people.
In general, Sima Yi's remarks are not nonsense, but have a factual basis. Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang had some dark sides in politics, military and economics, and their actions were not as benevolent and righteous as the outside world saw. By in-depth understanding of the history of the Three Kingdoms, we can better understand the political and social landscape of that era.
Cao Wei's Top Secret Archive**!Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang's dark life revealed!The article profoundly reveals some little-known aspects of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang in the history of the Three Kingdoms. In this essay, the author examines Sima Yi's questioning of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang's actions, as well as his support for Cao Wei's approach to governance, through an in-depth study of historical sources. The following is a review of the article.
First of all, the title of the article is very eye-catching, and it makes clever use of the title party technique to stimulate the reader's curiosity. Through the use of words such as "top-secret archive**" and "dark life revealed", a sense of mystery and urgency is successfully created, which makes readers interested in these two important figures in the history of the Three Kingdoms.
Secondly, the article digs deep into some of the unknown behaviors of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang, so that readers can see some of the real faces behind these two historical figures. Liu Bei's economic approach to printing money, and Zhuge Liang's total control of the economy and the military after Liu Bei's death, show some of the dark sides of the two leaders' intrigue and rule. This method of excavating the authenticity of historical figures makes readers think more deeply about history.
However, the article also provoked me to think about the historical record. History is often portrayed as a kind of heroic legend, and this article reveals the imperfections of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang from another angle. It made me wonder if history is always written as an idealized story, when in reality, historical figures can have all sorts of complexities and contradictions.
In addition, through the introduction of Sima Yi's views, the article provoked me to think about the political struggle between historical figures. Sima Yi's liberal policy and understanding of the common people of Shu proposed in the article were contrary to the governance policy of Emperor Cao Wei. This made me think about how the political stance between different factions and their attitudes towards the people have affected the fate of the whole country in history.
Overall, this essay not only reveals some of the unknown aspects of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang in the history of the Three Kingdoms, but also shows the political game between historical figures through Sima Yi's point of view. Through this in-depth analysis, the reader can get a more comprehensive understanding of the historical situation of that era, as well as the real faces of the characters in it.
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