Who is Jiang Wei? Friends who have read Romance of the Three Kingdoms and History of the Three Kingdoms should be familiar with Jiang Wei, whose real name is Job, a native of Jixian County, Tianshui, and a Han nationality. During the Three Kingdoms period, Shu Han was very famous, and his rank was general. After his death, he was named "Mingjun". Jiang Wei's background will make many people feel entangled, whether it is a counselor or a civil servant. It's a military commander again, making good use of troops.
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Jiang Wei is an apprentice of Zhuge Liang, a strategist in Shu, and has made great contributions to Shu all his life. He was originally from Wei, but when Zhuge Liang was suspected by Wei by deviant means, he had to surrender to Shu. After he entered Shu from Wei, he participated in four northern expeditions with Zhuge Liang. After Zhuge Liang died on the way, he was calm and arranged his retreat with a trick, so that Sima Yi was scared away by Zhuge Liang's death. After taking charge of the military power alone, he decided to go north to complete the unfinished business of his predecessors and unify the world. He made nine expeditions to the north. Although winning more than losing less, it hollowed out the state treasury of Shu. It was not until Liu, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, surrendered and Shu was destroyed that he pretended to surrender and used the opportunity of Zhong Hui rebellion to revive, thus showing his sincere feelings for Shu.
Some people think that Zhuge Liang attaches importance to Jiang Wei, not only because Jiang Wei's literary strategy is beneficial to the Northern Expedition, but also helps to promote national unity. There is some truth in this statement. Jiang Wei's frugal life is just to Zhuge Liang's taste, because Zhuge Liang has always thought that he should be frugal. From these aspects, it is normal for Zhuge Liang to value Jiang Wei.
Jiang Wei, an immortal genius in the long history. An unforgettable soul.
How did Jiang Dun come from?
Weidun site is located at the top of Yuelu Mountain in the east of Lintao County, Gansu Province. The terrain is quite high, overlooking the whole Lintao county and its surrounding area for 5 kilometers. The length of the scale is 22m from north to south, the width from east to west is14m, the height is10m, and the thickness of the middle tamping layer is 0.14m.
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Jiang Weidun was not built by Jiang Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. Jiang Weidun and another pier about 100 meters long were built in the Qin and Han Dynasties, which were beacon towers in the Qin and Han Dynasties. Later generations restored it and made it the tallest watchtower in Longxi County. It is called Jiang Weidun because Jiang Weibei took this route many times when he attacked Wei, hence the name.
Jiang Wei was a general in the late period of Shu in the Three Kingdoms period, and he was Zhuge Liang's successor. But he was born a military commander, and his wisdom was not as good as Zhuge Liang after all. After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei inherited Zhuge Liang's legacy and made many northern expeditions in 238 AD, which shook the foundation of Shu.
However, during the Northern Expedition, the loss of ginger was more and less, and Shu was lighter than Wei. However, the strength of these two countries is very different. Although the consumption of Shu is relatively light, it also shakes the foundation of the country. On the other hand, Wei can support such a long war. After the failure of Jiang Wei's 11th Northern Expedition, the whole country of Shu went to ruin.
After the surrender, Jiang Wei pretended to surrender to Zhong Hui, owned Zhong Hui, and made Zhong Hui rebel, in order to find a chance for Shu to make a comeback. But Zhong Hui failed in rebellion and was killed by his men. Jiang Wei naturally cannot escape. Even after his death, he was still cut open. A generation of famous soldiers died miserably, and even his body was ordered by Wei not to be buried. Only loyal men secretly retrieve their clothes and bury them in Jiang Wei's hometown, a monument to a generation of heroes.
Allusions of Jiang Tuntian to avoid disasters
Jiang Wei has several famous allusions in history, the most famous of which is "plowing fields to avoid disasters". This allusion has been praised by many historians so far, and it is also a joke played by many ordinary people in their spare time.
Ginger avoids disaster.
Jiang Wei avoided disaster, saying that Jiang Wei was at loggerheads with Wargo in Qishan and had a slight advantage. However, because eunuch Huang Hao was in cahoots with Yan Yu, the right general who wanted to replace Jiang Wei, he was dismissed by slanderers. Jiang Wei was forced to transfer soldiers, but he could not ask for audience. However, he learned the truth through Ying Zheng. In a rage, Jiang Wei wanted to kill Huang Hao, but was dissuaded by Xing Zheng. Jiang Wei should be advised to take troops to the mountainside to station fields to avoid disasters, and listed four advantages: first, it can harvest food for the army; Second, he can seize a large area of land and cities in Longyou; Third, he can make Wei's army dare not make excessive moves in Hanzhong; Finally, the general has military power outside, and no one dares to plot against you. You can avoid disaster. This is the way to protect the country. Jiang Wei is very grateful to Ying Zheng. The next day, he assembled his troops, carefully deployed Hanzhong's defense system, and led the army north to settle the fields.
Through the historical allusions of Jiang Wei's disaster avoidance, we can see that we should learn to avoid disasters and protect ourselves, avoid direct collision with the enemy, 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. If you don't leave when it's time to go, and leave when you shouldn't, it's in trouble.
Jiang Wei, a legendary figure, can be regarded as a well-deserved hero of politicians in the Three Kingdoms period. Summing up his life, he "fulfilled his duties and surpassed the extreme"
Brief introduction of Jiang Wei, the fourth generation ruler of Shu
Jiang Wei, born in 202 AD, died in 264 AD at the age of 62. Jiang Zibo Yue, a native of Jixian County, Tianshui, lived with his mother when he was young. After the death of his father Jiang Rong, Jiang Wei was appointed as a corps commander by the monarch. Later, he was a famous general in Shu, admired by him and held a high position in Shu.
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Jiang Wei was originally a general of Wei, but during Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei was suspected of disloyalty by Wei and had to take refuge in Shu. He was valued by Zhuge Liang and inherited his mantle. After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei began to emerge. Later, due to the suspicion of Fei Xian and others, the military power was weakened, but after Fei Xian's death, Jiang Wei could be described as monopolizing the military power.
After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei still led the Shu army to the northern expedition to Cao Wei, with two wins, four wins and several defeats, but overall, the victory was greater than the loss. But some people in Shu opposed Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition. After all, after Zhuge Liang's death, Shu began to decline, and the war consumed national strength, and Shu will only become weaker and weaker.
Later, when Jiang Wei was ambushed, the situation changed and Liu Chan surrendered. Jiang Wei is not reconciled. He pretended to surrender to Zhong Hui, the general of Wei, hoping to turn against Zhong Hui and win the vitality of Shu by rebelling against Wei. But Zhong Hui failed in rebellion and was killed by his men. Seeing that the tide had gone, Jiang Wei drew his sword and killed himself.
Jiang Wei was brave and resourceful, but Shu was already very weak at that time, and the temporary fake surrender did not change anything. Wei is powerful in Mazhuang. Even if Shu can temporarily stop it, it is only a spent force, and the outcome is hard to change. So Jiang knew that Zhong would rebel and fail, and Shu had no chance.
How do future generations evaluate Jiang Wei?
History always touches the hearts of some curious people. People want to know what happened that year and what the truth is.
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Jiang Wei, male, speaks highly of him. Some historians think that he is second only to Zhuge Liang. He is both civil and military, and his strategy is not inferior to that of his master. History is always a matter of different opinions. No one will get all the applause and abuse, and so will Jiang Wei, who holds different opinions. Appreciation and criticism can always be heard.
Few people realized how much control Jiang Wei had before Jiang Yi died. In those 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 the Chinese calligraphy school and Jingzhou school; Jiang Wei is the leader of Longxi, and his internal relationship with Shu and Han is complicated. In fact, in addition to Huang Hao, Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan-is aimed at him. Contrary to what many people think, the relationship between Zhuge Zhan and Jiang Wei is not so good. Therefore, Jiang Wei is actually a man caught in the cracks: brilliant and impeccable in personal character, but what falls into his hands is Zhuge Liang's irreversible situation and inner struggle. But in the end, Shu Han did not die at his hands. Even in the face of Wei's army, he was among a bunch of people, surrounded by layers of wargo. He still killed the bridge perfectly, escaped from Zhuge Xu, returned to Jiange, and kept the clock, completely destroying most of Wei's plans for the Western Expedition. In the end, Shu Han died in the legendary smuggling of Wargo, 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." As this famous saying goes, Jiang Wei is different in everyone's eyes, which involves values and outlook on life. But we can be sure that Jiang Wei wrote a magnificent poem in his life in the era of talented people in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms.
Who lost the battle between Jiang Wei and Zhao Yun?
Zhao Yun, Zi Zilong, was a famous scholar in Shu during the Three Kingdoms period. He himself is invincible. Liu Bei's loyal minister. When Jiang Wei surrendered to Shu, he had a fight with Zhao Yun. There are different opinions about the success or failure of this war.
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There is a saying that Zhao Yun was defeated, because during the war, Zhao Yun looked frightened and praised Jiang Wei when he came back. As can be seen from these, Jiang Wei's strength is beyond Zhao Yun's imagination, which is why he is surprised and even confused. So judging from these, Zhao Yun was defeated.
But another way of saying it is that Zhao Yun won. I was surprised because I misjudged Jiang Wei's strength. I thought Jiang Wei could only walk a few rounds, but I didn't expect Jiang Wei to confront him head-on, showing no signs of failure. As for appreciation, it's because Zhao Yun hasn't met his opponent for a long time, so I'm surprised that Jiang Wei can stop his offensive for so long and then appreciate Jiang Wei.
The evidence in this respect is that Jiang Wei took Zhuge Liang as his teacher strategically after he fell to Shu. Zhuge Liang taught Jiang Wei everything he had learned all his life, but he followed Zhao Yun in martial arts. Zhao Zhao's gun was handed down by Jiang Wei, so Zhao's force should be stronger than Jiang Wei's.
Of course, another wave of people opposed it. They think that Zhao Yun is not a real star, but a brave bodyguard at best, and can't be compared with Jiang Wei, who commands the three armies. But personally, I think that even if Zhao Yun is not the commander-in-chief of the three armed forces, in the troubled times when the ability is supreme, Zhao Yun can be respected in the Shu army, and even with the support of Liu Bei and others, personal ability is definitely inseparable.
Zhao Yun and Jiang Wei just have different development routes. If it is a one-on-one hit, Jiang Wei should have been defeated by Zhao Yun.