There are six remarkable uncles in the history of Shu Han, among which the stories of Mi Zhu, Mi Fang and others can be called a good story. The representatives of these foreign relatives played a pivotal role in the government and politics, and thus entered the turbulent historical stage.
Mi Zhu was originally a wealthy businessman in Xuzhou, and Tao Qianpi was engaged in other drivers. With Tao Qian's death, Mi Zhu joined Liu Bei and became his important general. When Liu Bei fell into a trough, Mi Zhu's key support brought him back on his feet. He even married his sister Madame Mi to Liu Bei and became one of the uncles of Shu Han.
However, in 214 AD, Liu Bei entered Yizhou and worshiped Mi Zhu as the general of Anhan. During the turbulent period of Lü Meng's attack on Jingzhou, Elfang's surrender led to the defeat and death of Guan Yu's army, and Mi Zhu felt guilty and died of shame soon after.
Mi Fang was once a subordinate of Mu Taoqian in Xuzhou, and resigned and wandered with Liu Bei for many years. In 219 AD, Liu Bei was called the king of Hanzhong, and Mi Fang became the Taishou of Nanjun. Although he was belittled by Guan Yu, after the surrender of Wu, he became a general and fought for Wu.
Wu Yi, a native of Yanzhou Chenliu, was a Shu Han general, a relative, and the elder brother of Empress Mu Wu. With Liu Yan into Shu, he successively served as a rebellious general, a protector, and a governor of Guanzhong. He distinguished himself in the Northern Expedition and was promoted to General Zuo, eventually dying in the fifteenth year of Jianxing (237).
Wu Ban, a native of Chenliu County, Yanzhou, married Wu Yi's sister Wu. In the Northern Expedition, Wu Ban served as the leader, participated in many battles with Zhuge Liang, and broke Sima Yi in the ninth year of Jianxing, became a hussar general, and was named the Marquis of Mianzhu.
Zhang Bao, the son of Zhang Fei, the general of the Shu Han chariot cavalry, and the brother of Zhang Shao. He died early and left few records in the official history, but as the son of Zhang Fei, he was still the uncle of Shu Han.
Zhang Shao is Zhang Fei's second son and inherits the title of his brother Zhang Bao. In Shu Han, he served as a servant and a scholar, and later surrendered to Cao Wei and was canonized as a liehou.
These six uncles of Shu Han have gone through ups and downs, and the stories they left behind are full of scheming, loyalty and tragedy. They shine brightly in the history of Shu Han and have become an important role that cannot be ignored in this era.
This article profoundly outlines the lives of the six uncles in the history of Shu Han, showing a magnificent and tragic historical picture. Each uncle has a unique contribution and destiny, and together composes the rise and fall of Shu Han.
First of all, Mi Zhu and Mi Fang, as the uncles of Shu Han, contributed a lot to their support when Liu Bei was in trouble. As a general, Mi Zhu provided important support to Liu Bei, but felt guilty after Guan Yu's defeat, and eventually died as a result. Mi Fang, on the other hand, was scolded for not completing his tasks during his stay in Jingzhou, and finally chose to surrender to Wu and became a witness to another period of history. The intertwined fates of these two uncles injected dramatic elements into the history of Shu Han.
Secondly, Wu Yi, as the elder brother of the Wu family, the queen of Shu Han, his contribution and resourcefulness made him stand out in the military and politics of Shu Han. From the surrender of Liu Bei, Wu Yi has been outstanding in the Northern Expedition, and was eventually promoted to General Zuo, becoming an important military force in Shu Han. However, his tragic fate was also manifested at the moment of his death, which made the entire Shu Han sigh.
Wu Ban, Zhang Bao and Zhang Shao respectively showed their bravery in the war and their family inheritance. Wu Ban made great achievements in the Northern Expedition and became the Marquis of Mianzhu, showing his outstanding military performance. And Zhang Bao and Zhang Shao, as the descendants of Zhang Fei, carry the glory of the family, despite Zhang Bao's early death, Zhang Shao showed his political talent in the Shu Han officialdom, and after the award, he left a strong mark in the long river of history.
Overall, this article shows their irreplaceable position in the history of Shu Han by detailing the experiences of each uncle. History is always full of bitterness and waves, and these six uncles are those extremely dramatic and legendary figures in the history of Shu Han. Although their lives are full of ups and downs, but also because of their dedication, the history of Shu Han is more colorful.
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