Zhuge Liang's orphan secretly made trouble, died in Shu and the two countries, and prolonged the life of the Shu and Han dynasties
In the glorious chapter of the Three Kingdoms, people are well known"One Lu and two Zhao"and the heroic General Fei, however, when it comes to Fei Yi, he is often drowned by the long river of history. However, what few people know is that it was this low-key strategist Fei Yi, after Zhuge Liang's death, with his excellent skills, to settle the disputes between Wei Yan and Yang Yi one by one, so that Shu Han was able to move forward steadily after Zhuge for 30 years, and Fei Yi's contribution is the cornerstone of Guotai's health.
Fei Yi, a talented man in Jiangxia, lost his cowardice at a young age, and his uncle Fei Boren stepped into Bashu, and because of fate, Boren and Liu Zhang's mother's kinship allowed him to set foot in Yizhou. With Liu Bei's practice Zhuge Liang's"Longzhong pair", Fei Yi gradually integrated into Shu Han and became an important member of Prince Liu Chan's mansion, and his status was promoted to concubine.
In Liu Bei's time, his influence was not significant, however, the real stage glory began after Liu Bei's death, especially at the critical moment of reviving the alliance between Shu Han and Eastern Wu, Fei Yi emerged, and his contribution cannot be ignored.
In the third year of Jianxing, Zhuge Liang surrendered Meng Shu seven times with his wisdom, stabilized the order in the south, and returned to the dynasty in triumph. The ministers warmly welcomed him, but Fei Yi looked calm, and his unique temperament attracted Zhuge Liang's attention.
So, Zhuge Liang invited him to share the glory of his return. Soon after, Fei Yi was entrusted with an important task as the captain of Zhaoxin and sent an envoy to Eastern Wu, with an arduous task, just like Zhuge Liang's tongue and war against Confucianism.
In the face of the sneer of the civil and military ** and Sun Quan's indifference, Fei Yi relied on his extraordinary talent to argue, leaving Dongwu speechless. Sun Quan even warmly retained him and abandoned Shu, but Fei Yi resolutely chose to return.
At this banquet, the most amazing thing was not Sun Quan's thirst for talent, but the dialogue between them that went deep into the internal problems of the Shu Kingdom, which can be called a clash of wisdom.
In the face of Yang Yi and Wei Yan, important figures in Shu, Sun Quan pointed them out with accurate insight"is really a lowly person, although it can sometimes bring short-term help, but if it is not controlled properly, once it loses the protection of Zhuge Liang, it may cause national turmoil.
If you don't think about it, how can you think about the future in the long run? "Fei Yi responded seriously:"The disagreement between Yang Yi and Wei Yan stems only from personal grievances, they do not have the backbone of Di Bu and Han Xin, so there is no need to worry too much. "
Fei Yi had conceived of resolving the personal feud between Yang Yi and Wei Yan, emphasizing their loyalty to Shu Han. Unfortunately, his vision was not realized, and Sun Quan's prediction became a cruel reality.
As Liu Bei's cronies and fierce generals, although Wei Yan's image in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is portrayed as a potential villain, he is essentially an indispensable right-hand man for Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition.
In the Battle of Jieting, Zhuge Liang's choice allowed Wei Yan's ability to be demonstrated, and he repeatedly performed miraculous feats in subsequent battles, proving that he was the key vanguard of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition strategy.
Next, we focus on Yang Yi, who originally worked for Cao Wei and then moved to Liu Bei, where he rose through the ranks with his military and administrative prowess. After Liu Bei's death, Yang Yi was highly trusted by Zhuge Liang because of his unique views on military and political affairs, and was promoted to the chief of staff and logistics chief of Shu Han.
If Zhuge Liang is Zhuge Liang's version of Liu Bang, then Yang Yi is his Xiao He, an indispensable right-hand man. However, there is an implicit competition and conflict between these two Zhuge Liang's right-hand men, and their relationship is so tense that it is not an exaggeration to describe it as "incompatible".
In many conflicts, Zhuge Liang's mediation has repeatedly failed, and only Fei Yi's intervention can ease tensions, as recorded in the history books"The two forces are mutually dimensional, complementing their shortcomings"。
In the Battle of Wuzhangyuan, Zhuge Liang's last Northern Expedition, Sima Yi's delaying strategy forced Zhuge Liang to die, losing Zhuge Liang's restraint, and the relationship between Yang Yi and Wei Yan broke down and headed for confrontation.
As the executor of Zhuge Liang's will, Fei Yi gradually weakened their alliance with a steady hand. As the reliance in Wei Yan's heart, Fei Yi skillfully inquired after the defeat, and Wei Yan's trust became a leak gap, and he poured out all his thoughts at once.
Wei Yan expressed it like this: Even if the prime minister is not there, I, Wei Yan, can continue the great cause of the Northern Expedition, how can I stop because of one person? How can my Wei Yan's ability be commanded by Yang Yi?
Fei Yi sensed a possible hidden danger, and after leaving Wei Yan's tent, he informed Yang Yi of the matter. The ending is well known, Wei Yan burned the plank road to fight against Yang Yi, and finally lost his prestige and was imprisoned.
After Wei Yan's death, no one could restrain Yang Yi's ambitions, but his despicable villain behavior was exposed, trying to compete for the position of prime minister. However, Zhuge Liang had already premeditated, Jiang Wan, Fei Yi, and Dong Yun took over the post of prime minister in turn, and Yang Yi's dream came to naught after all.
Original text: Yang Yi complained negatively, was dissatisfied in her heart, and even had rebellious thoughts. When Fei Yi visited, Yang Yi was pessimistic and assumed that if he defected to Wei, the ending would be bleak. Although Fei Yi did not say it explicitly, he secretly reported the matter to Liu Chan.
Eventually, Yang Yi's fate went to exile and the bitter cold of the distant land, and as Sun Quan said, his ambitions could bring about a crisis in Shu. Zhuge Liang was far-sighted, and before he died, he cleverly laid out, using Fei Yi as a key chess piece, and successfully curbed potential hidden dangers.
After the passage of time, Fei Yi took over the burden of the prime minister of Shu and decisively adjusted his strategy, shifting from the previous foreign expedition to the domestic economic revitalization. It was this turning point that allowed the stormy Shu Han to gain space for breathing and development.
If it weren't for Fei Yi's wisdom to judge the disputes between Wei Yan and Yang Yi, as well as his far-sighted innovation of national policies, Shu would have died out in internal troubles, how could it continue the foundation after Zhuge Liang and stand for more than 30 years?
This is enough to demonstrate Fei Yi's extraordinary wisdom and long-term vision.