A, life experience and comfortable (202-238)
Jiang Wei was born in Jixian County, Tianshui (now Gangu County, Gansu Province). "Jiang" is the most popular name of Qiang people. Jiang Wei's father, Jiang Tang, is an assistant county magistrate in Tianshui County. In a rebellion of Qiang and Rong, Jiang Tang was killed by the guards. Jiang Wei lost his father and lived with his mother. Jiang Wei likes Zheng Xuan's theory. Zheng Xuan was a great scholar who was familiar with Confucian classics in Han Dynasty. Jiang Wei was deeply influenced by it when he was young. So he wanted to succeed, secretly accepted the death of the hero and did something different from ordinary people.
As an adult, Jiang Wei became an official of Wei, first as the chief of Tianshui County, and was elected as the state official in charge of the military work in Tianshui County at that time. In 228 AD, Zhuge Liangbing, the prime minister of Shu Han, left Qishan (located in the south of Tianshui County). It was said that Ma Zun, the prefect of Tianshui County, led Jiang Weihe, Yin Shang, and went on a patrol. Ma Zun heard that the Shu army was attacking, and several nearby counties and counties were all well off. He suspected that Jiang Wei and others had infidelity and fled to Shangguan overnight (located in the southeast of Jixian County, now Tianshui City, Gansu Province). Jiang Wei and others found out that the satrap Ma Zun was going to escape, but it was too late to catch up. Shangguan's door was closed and he refused to accept them. Jiang Wei and others returned to Jixian County, and Jicheng refused to let Jiang Wei in, so the party had to surrender to Zhuge Liang. At this time, Ma Su, the Shu army, was defeated by Zhang He in the street pavilion. Zhuge Liang retreated more than a thousand households in the county (located at the northern foot of Qishan and south of Jixian County) and Jiang Wei to Shu, so Jiang Wei was separated from his mother.
The above is the account of Jiang Wei's surrender to Zhuge Liang in the History of the Three Kingdoms, but there is a slight discrepancy in the account in Wei Lue: after Jiang Wei and others returned to Jixian County, the officials and people in Jixian County were overjoyed and recommended them to meet Zhuge Liang, who was very happy to meet them. Later, Jixian County was recovered by Wei Jun. Wei officials thought that Jiang Wei and others had no intention of mutiny, but were forced by the situation, so they did not embarrass Jiang Wei's mother, wife and children, and even reserved their positions for him to win Jiang Wei back.
Sun Sheng recorded another interesting story in Miscellaneous Notes: After Jiang Wei separated from his mother, he received a letter from her asking him to find "Danggui", which implied that Jiang Wei should return to Wei. Jiang Wei wrote back: "There are hundreds of hectares of fertile land, not an acre, but aspiring, not angelica." It means I'm not coming back. "Polygala tenuifolia" and "Angelica sinensis" are both Chinese herbal medicines. However, the textual research in Zi Tong Zhi Jian mentioned that Jiang Wei knew something about academics, so he shouldn't say such things.
Jiang Wei joined the Shu army and was appointed as Cang Cao Mao by Zhuge Liang. At the same time, he was named General Feng Yi and Dangyang. At that time, Jiang Wei was only 27 years old. Zhuge Liang appreciates Jiang Wei's talent very much. He wrote to tell himself that Zhang Yi, the governor of the Prime Minister's Office, and Jiang Wan, who joined the army, said, "Jiang Boyue is loyal to current affairs and thoughtful. I have observed his talent, but Shao Li and Ma Liang are not as good as him. This person is really a top talent in Liangzhou. He also said: "Jiang Wei is not only insightful militarily, but also brave and courageous, well-planned, and has a deep understanding of the art of war. What's more, this man lived in the Han Dynasty. I'm going to let him practice five or six thousand Chinese tiger infantry while teaching him the military knowledge I have learned all my life, and then take him to the palace to see the emperor and beg him to reuse it. It can be seen that Zhuge Liang really regarded Jiang Wei as a descendant. It is planned that in 230, Zhuge Liang will promote Jiang Wei to the Chinese army (to protect the army) and recruit the general of the Western Expedition.
In August 234, Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan (located at the north exit of Baoxie Valley, near Weishui, between Fufeng County and Baoji County in Shaanxi Province). Jiang Wei and Yang Yi ordered the Shu army to retreat, and Sima Yi led the army to pursue it. At that time, Jiang Wei, who was in charge of the back of the house, waited for the pursuers to approach. Suddenly, he ordered the army to turn the flag over, and at the same time, he beat the drum to make it look like an attack. Sima yi was worried about an ambush and didn't pursue it again. Jiang Wei immediately led the army back to Chengdu. Since then, Jiang Wei has served as an assistant general of the Right Army, in charge of commanding the army and entering Hou Xiang, Feng Ping.
2. Yao Yao Northern Expedition Road (238-262)
In 238, Jiang Wei and general Jiang Wan were stationed in Hanzhong. The following year, Jiang Wan ascended the throne as Fu, in charge of the national military and political affairs, and named Jiang Wei as his Sima (staff officer). Since then, Jiang has sent some troops to the west for many times to spy on Wei Jun's reality and guerrilla harassment, and made many leaders of Qiang and Hu, which caused great trouble to the commander-in-chief Guo Huai at that time.
In 242, Jiang Wei led his troops back to Shu and stationed in Fuxian (now Mianyang, Sichuan). In October of the following year, Jiang Wei was promoted to General Zhenxi for his achievements, and he was in charge of Liangzhou Secretariat. In 244, Cao Shuang, the general of Wei, launched a hundred thousand troops from Chang 'an (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi) and marched into Hanzhong via Luogu. Wang Ping, the satrap of Hanzhong, attacked Cao Shuang according to the dangerous situation, and Qi Fei and others led troops to help Chengdu and Fucheng respectively, and intercepted them according to Sanling when Cao Shuangjun retreated, winning a great victory. Jiang Wei probably also took part in this military operation.
In 247, Jiang Wei was promoted to General Wei, who shared the history with General Fei Yi. At this time, the leaders of Qiang and Hu in Longxi, Nan 'an, Jincheng and Xiping successively rose up against Wei, besieged the cities of Wei, and actively contacted the Shu army to send troops to meet the enemy. So Jiang Wei sent troops to Longyou (west of Longshan) and fought with Guo Huai, the former general of Wei State, and Xia Houba, the commander of Shu State, west of Taoshui (a tributary of the Yellow River that flows through Lintao and Didao in Longxi County). According to the proofreading of Huayang National Records, Jiang Wei won the battle, but the three countries did not explain the outcome. So, Jiang Wei mainly attacked the wing of Xia Houba Tunjun in the south (the location is unknown today), while Guo Huai in the north expected Jiang Wei's action, first put down the rebel conference semifinals, and the army directly went south to take Jiang Wei, and Jiang Wei retreated. In the same year, the barbarians in Pingkang, Wenshan (now Heishui County, Sichuan Province) launched a counter-insurgency, and Jiang Wei led the troops to the west to quell the rebellion.
In 248, Guo Huai marched into the Qiang nationality and defeated the rebellious Liangzhou Hu Wangzhi in the West Sea (Qinghai). In autumn, Jiang Wei went to Shiying (located in the south of Nan 'an County), moved to Qiangchuan (now unknown) and settled in Shu. Jiang Wei left the level tone as the satrap, and Liao Hua fortified the city in Zhongshan (now the place name is unknown), bordering Hu Qiang in the west. Guo Huai attacked Liaohua with the main force, and let Xia Houba chase Jiang Wei in the stack (now the northwest of Zhouqu County, Gansu Province). Jiang Wei had to give up the invasion and go back to save Liao Hua.
In the first month of 249, Cao Shuang, the general of Wei State, was killed by Sima Yi, and Xia Houba, the right general, fled to Shu Han for fear of being implicated. Jiang Wei had a holiday, sent troops to Xiping, and went north again. Jiang Weixian built two walled cities in Qushan (located in the south of Longxi County), which were guarded by yamen generals Juan and Li Xin. On the one hand, he contacted the leaders to March to the west of Wei, on the other hand, he marched to Didao (now Lintao County, Gansu Province) and besieged Nan 'an. At this time, Guo Huai led Chen Tai, the secretariat of Yongzhou, to beg Xu Zhi, commander-in-chief of Shu army, and Wargo, the satrap of Nan 'an, to invade Qushan and cut off the water transportation channel and the water source outside the city. Other challenges such as security should not be encountered, and the soldiers in the city are very embarrassed. Jiang Wei heard the news and returned to Niutou Mountain (the mountain area where Qushan is located) for clearance, but Chen Tai couldn't hold on. At the same time, he secretly sent someone to contact Guo Huai who was fighting the Qiang people. So Guo Huai led the troops to Taoshui and stopped Jiang Wei's retreat. Jiang Wei discovered Wei Jun's plan and made an emergency retreat. Zhu An and Li Xin, generals of Zhayamen in Qushan City, finally gave way to Wei. Jiang Wei lost the first battle, but Deng Ai, who was in Guo Huaijun at that time, thought that Jiang Wei would definitely come again, so he stationed troops on the north bank of Baishui (now Bailong River, a tributary of Jialing River, flowing through the stack). Three days later, Jiang Wei sent Liao Hua to camp on the south bank to contain Wargo. Jiang Wei wanted to cross the river from the lower reaches and attack Taocheng (Lintao, now Min County, Gansu Province). Wargo also reached this step, ignoring Liao Hua and went to Taocheng, which made Jiang Wei return in vain.
After leading several western expeditions, Jiang Wei thinks that he is quite familiar with the situation in western Liang Yong, and after several contests with Wei Jun, he is also confident in his own ability. He intends to contact Hu Qiang to respond and invest more troops, so that he can hopefully occupy Longyou in one fell swoop. However, the general who mastered the military power at that time thought that even Zhuge Liang could not complete the Northern Expedition, and neither he nor Jiang Wei would succeed. It's better to defend our country and respect our country, and don't hold the mentality of success or failure in one fell swoop. Therefore, the expenses are only allocated to Jiang Wei's army with no more than 10 thousand people at a time.
In the first month of 253, General Fei Yi was assassinated in Hanshou (east of Jiange County, Sichuan Province) by Guo Xun, a general of Wei State. Without Fei Yi's obstruction, Wei General Jiang Wei began a series of large-scale northern expeditions. In April, Jiang Wei led tens of thousands of people out of Shiying, crossed Dongting (located in the south of Nan 'an County), and planned to besiege Nan 'an. Chen Tai, the secretariat of Yongzhou, cleared the way, entered Luomen (between Nan 'an and Tianshui, now the east of Wushan County, Gansu Province), and Jiang withdrew.
In 254, Jiang supervised Chinese and foreign military affairs and commanded the national army. At the beginning of the year, Li Jian, the leader of Wei, secretly sent him a book, asking him to surrender. So Jiang Weijin surrounded Wuguan, fought with Wei to defend Xu Chu of the Shu army, killed Xu Chu and defeated Wei Jun, but Zhang Ben, the Shu general, also died in the battle. Jiang Wei pursued the victory and many counties fell, so Jiang Wei moved the residents of Zhongheguan (now east of Xunhua County, Qinghai Province), Didao and Lintao (all three counties belong to Longxi County, Yongzhou) to Mianzhu (now southeast of Mianzhu County, Sichuan Province) and Fanxian (now north of Chengdu, Sichuan Province) in western Sichuan.
In the summer of 255, Jiang Wei led Xia Houba, a general riding chariots, and Zhang Yi, a general of the Western Expedition, to Longxi again. In August, he arrived in Bao Han (now in the west of Hezheng County, Gansu Province) and advanced to the drip road. Wang Jing, the secretariat of Yongzhou, went to Tundidao to meet Chen Tai, the general of the Eastern Expedition, and attacked Jiang Wei. Wang Jing lost the first battle, crossed Taoshui and retreated westward, and was stopped by Jiang Wei again. Jing Wang was defeated, and tens of thousands of people died in Wei Jun. He had to lead more than 10,000 wounded soldiers to surrender to Didao City. Jiang Wei ignored Zhang Yi's dissuasion of "taking it early" and led troops to attack the city. Chen Tai, the general of Wei Zhengxi, learned that before the troops assembled, he rushed to the mountain southeast of Didao overnight, and sent many people to raise bonfires and sound drums. When the soldiers in the tunnel city saw the reinforcements coming, their morale was greatly boosted. Jiang Wei didn't expect Chen Taijun to come so quickly, so he immediately led the troops to attack Chen Taijun on the mountain, but Chen Taijun repelled him. In September, Jiang Wei saw that the siege was unfavorable, and he was afraid of being broken by Chen Tai. He took the initiative to retreat to Zhongti (now south of Lintao County, Gansu Province).
In the first month of 256, Jiang Wei was promoted to general. In July, the wheat in Qishan was ripe, and Jiang Wei led the troops out of Qishan. When he found that Wei Anxi's general Wargo had been deployed in advance, he returned to the Li Dynasty and attacked Nan 'an through Dongting. Wargo occupied Wucheng Mountain (located in the south of Nan 'an County) to resist, and Jiang Wei could not conquer it, so he split up with General Hu Jibing of Zhenxi and wanted to directly attack Shangguan, an important town in Liang Yong. However, before Hu Ji arrived, Jiang Wei led some troops to cross the Weihe River overnight. He directly advanced eastward along the mountain road to Shangguan, but was attacked by Wargo in Duangu (south of Shangguan). The troops were completely defeated and a large number of soldiers were killed. There were many complaints about the failure of Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition in all parts of Shu, and some settled Longxi counties were also in turmoil, so Jiang Wei took the blame and was demoted to be a military general.
In 257, Zhuge Dan, Guo Weidong's general, took Shouchun (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province) as his stronghold and set out to crusade against Si Mazhao in Huainan. Guo Wei had to transfer some soldiers from Guanzhong (that is, Chang 'an area) to suppress the chaos in the east. Jiang Wei wanted to attack Qinchuan (the center of the Qin Dynasty) while the Guanzhong was empty, so he led tens of thousands of people out of Luogu and passed through Shen Ling (the northern exit of Luogu, now south of zhouzhi county, Shaanxi Province). At that time, the Great Wall (located at the northern foot of Shenling) accumulated more grain and grass, but fewer soldiers. I was scared when I heard that Jiang Wei was advancing. General Guo Weixi's expedition, Liang Yong Commander Sima Wang personally went to the Great Wall to direct the resistance against Jiang Wei, and Zhenxi General Wargo also led the army to meet the Great Wall from Longyou. Jiang Wei once lived in Mangshui (a tributary of Weishui, which flows through the foot of Shenling Mountain) and camped along the mountain, but Sima Wang and Wargo could not insist. The following year, Jiang Wei heard that Zhuge Dan was defeated and died. He retreated to Chengdu and was reinstated as a general.
In 262 10, Jiang left (now Lintan County, Gansu Province), but was defeated by Wargo in Houhe (now Zhuonibei, Gansu Province). Jiang Wei, as a fallen general, lives in Shu Han, but despite his victories and failures for more than ten years, his prestige has greatly dampened his failures for several years in a row. On the other hand, in the Shu-Han court, eunuch Huang Hao played politics and colluded with the right general Yan Yu, always trying to abolish Jiang Wei's position and let Yan Yu take his place. Jiang Wei hated Huang Hao's behavior and suggested that his late master Liu Chan kill Huang Hao, but his late master said to him, "Huang Hao is just a little eunuch. What can he do? " In the past, Dong Yun gnashed her teeth when she saw Xiao Hao Hao. I really don't like what he did. Why do you have a problem with him? Jiang Wei saw that Huang Hao won the trust of the latter, and that Huang Hao belonged to the branch in the DPRK, and there were many henchmen. He began to worry that his remonstrance would bring misfortune, so he thanked him and retired. The latter immediately asked Huang Hao to apologize to Jiang Wei, who took the opportunity to say that he would plant wheat in the middle of the crib to avoid disaster.
Three, the battle of Shu Wei (263)
See the article "The Battle of Wei Destroying Shu" in the historical dictionary for details. (Textual research supplement is still in progress)
Jiang Wei's strategy of defending Hanzhong is different from the previous conservative method. In the past, Wei Yan and Wang Ping blocked the entrance to the north of Hanzhong Basin with heavy troops. Jiang Wei thought it was impossible to break the enemy, so he deliberately opened the entrance to the north of Hanzhong, heavily guarded Yangpingguan (also known as Yanganguan), the south exit of Hanzhong Basin, and then stationed in Han and Le cities in front of Yangpingguan (note 12), and set up fences in Hanshou, An, Jianwei, Wuwei, Shimen, Wucheng and Jianchang on the periphery, echoing and sticking to it, so as to patrol and attack the key points with the army. When the enemy retreats, all the forces around him will gather and do the greatest harm to the enemy.
In 263 AD, Jiang Wei said to his ancestor, "I heard that Zhong will drill troops in Guanzhong and will attack us. Just in case, our army should send Zhang Yi, Liao Hua to keep Yang 'an Pass and Yin Pingqiao as soon as possible. However, Huang Hao was superstitious about ghosts and said that Wei Jun would retreat without a fight, so Huang Hao asked the latter to suppress Jiang Wei's report and not let the ministers know. When Zhong Hui's army drove to Luogu and Wargo entered the warehouse, the court sent Liao Hua, a right-riding general, to support Jiang Wei in the warehouse, while Zhang Yi, a left-riding general, and Dong Jue, a general of the auxiliary countries, went to Yang 'an Pass to support Hanzhong area. (Note 13)
At this point, Wargo has sent Tianshui satrap Wang Qi and others into Jiang Wei's barracks, Longxi satrap Hong Qian and others are responsible for cutting off Jiang Wei's front, Jincheng satrap Yang Xin and others went to Gan Song (located in the upper reaches of Baishui, now Diebu County, Gansu Province) to attack, and 30,000 Wei Jun and Jiang Wei's army were deadlocked in level tone (should refer to the area in the stack). Soon, due to Jiang Shu's surrender in Yang 'an Pass, Fu Qian died, Han and Yue became isolated cities, and Zhong Huijun marched in. Jiang Wei heard the news and made an emergency retreat. He was caught up by Yang Xin and others in Qiangchuankou. When Jiang Wei learned that Yin Pingqiao was guarded by Zhuge Xu, the secretariat of Yongzhou, he led 30,000 soldiers and immediately entered the North Road through Konghan Valley (the canyon where white water flowed, now Zhouqu County, Gansu Province), making a gesture of going straight to the rear of Yongzhou. Zhuge Xu withdrew quickly and stopped Jiang Wei for three miles. When Jiang Wei heard Zhuge Xu's withdrawal, he immediately returned to the army and bypassed the Yinping Bridge. Just one day away, Jiang Wei can retreat calmly.
After Jiang Wei returned to Baishui (now east of Qingchuan County, Sichuan Province), he joined forces with Liao Hua, Zhang Yi and Dong Jue to retreat to Jiange (now north of Jiange County, Sichuan Province) and defend Zhong Huijun from going south. When Zhong Hui arrived at Jiange, he wrote to surrender, boasting that Jiang Wei had the virtue of being both civil and military, broad-minded and well-known. Jiang Wei didn't answer, but suited himself to guard the danger everywhere. Clock will attack again and again, plus Wei Jun supply line is too long, food delivery, had to start talking about withdrawal. At this time, Wargo embarked on the battlefield of fair competition, crossed more than 700 miles in the no-man's land and went straight to Jiangyou (now Jiangyou County, Sichuan Province). Jiangyou City Guards surrendered to Ma Miao; Wargo went south and defeated Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan in Mianzhu. Zhuge Zhan and his son, Huang Chong, Zhang Zun and Li Qiu were martyred, and Chengdu shook. In December, the late Liu Chan decided to surrender to Wargo, and Wargo occupied Chengdu in one fell swoop.
At first, Jiang Wei and others knew that Zhuge Zhan was defeated. There are rumors that he will mainly stick to Chengdu for help, there are rumors that he will mainly take refuge in Wu Dong, and there are rumors that he will go south to Jianning (now Qujing County, Yunnan Province). So Jiang Wei led the army to retreat from Jiange, passing through Guanghan (now Guanghan County, Sichuan Province) and Qiaodao (now East of Chengdu, Sichuan Province) to investigate the truth and falsehood of the rumor. At this time, the late Lord sent his servant Jiang Xian an imperial edict, ordering Jiang to surrender to Zhong Hui in Fucheng. All the soldiers in the army were angry and drew swords and cut stones to vent their grief and indignation. After meeting Jiang Wei, Zhong Hui said, "Why did you surrender so late? Jiang Wei looked solemn and tearful. "It's too early to meet you here today!" Zhong Hui was surprised after hearing this.
Four, bold Zionist plan (264)
For details, please refer to the article "Wargo and the Death of Zhong Hui" in the historical dictionary.
After the Shu army surrendered, Zhong Hui attached great importance to Jiang Wei and treated him very well. Without cutting off Jiang Wei's military power, he returned all his seals to Jiang Wei and others. Two people often ride in the same car and sit on the same mat during meetings. Zhong Hui said to the viceroy, "Compared with the celebrities in Middle-earth, Zhuge Dan and Xia Houxuan are no match for him." At this time, Jiang Wei had a bold idea in his heart. He found that Zhong Hui was very ambitious and thought that Wei Jun in Shu could be disintegrated with the help of Zhong Hui, so that Shu Han could be revived.
Jiang Wei wrote a secret letter to his late master, which said, "I hope your majesty can endure humiliation for a few more days." I have a way to restore the country and let the sun and the moon shine again. " As he lobbied for the Zhong Hui, he said, "The general's plan has never been miscalculated since the Huainan Rebellion. Only you can make such great achievements in Quan Wang. Now that Shu has been pacified, your weeds have spread all over the world, and all the people regard your contribution as high, and the Lord is afraid of your strategy. Under such circumstances, do you still plan to return to the army safely? The fate of Han Xin and Wen Zi is at hand. Is it because an ignorant person met a bad king? This is all because of the stakes! Since the general has made great contributions, why not follow Fan Li's example, go boating in Taihu Lake, retire after success, climb Mount Emei and swim red pine nuts? Zhong Hui replied, "You think too far. I'm afraid I can't do it. Maybe there are other ways to solve the current situation. Jiang Wei said, "Whether there are other solutions is entirely up to you. I don't need to remind you. Therefore, Zhong Hui and Jiang Wei have more tacit understanding and closer contacts.
Soon, Zhong Hui and others framed Deng Ai for rebellion, and Deng Ai was put on a prison van and taken to Beijing. Then, Zhong Hui arrived in Chengdu on the 15th day of the first month in 264 and decided to rebel. In Zhong Hui's plan, Jiang Weixian led 50,000 people out of the inclined valley, and Zhong Hui led the army in the back. After arriving in Chang 'an, the soldiers were divided into two ways. The cavalry marched eastward along the land, while the infantry descended along the Weihe River and flowed eastward into the Yellow River. It is estimated that on the fifth day, when we arrive in Jin Meng (Luoyang North Ferry), we can meet the cavalry in Luoyang (now Luoyang City, Henan Province). If Luoyang is captured, the world will be settled. And Jiang Wei's intention is to encourage Zhong Hui to kill Jiang Wei first, then kill Zhong Hui himself, and kill all Wei Bing, and welcome him back to his late master. However, Zhong Hui has been hesitant about Jiang Wei's suggestion to kill Jiang Wei.
After the Queen Mother Guo of Wei died of illness, on the 16th day of the first month, Zhong Hui invited officials from Shu and Han dynasties, such as the Guards of Qi State, the county magistrate, and the governor of yamen, to mourn for the Queen Mother Guo in Chengdu, and then took out their forged Book of the Queen Mother to show the people present, saying that Zhong Hui would rise up against it, and those willing to take part in the uprising must sign it on the spot. When everyone was shocked, Zhong Hui ordered his cronies to take over the army, put these officials and generals under house arrest in the Chengdu government office, closed the gates and guarded them by Yan Bing.
However, it was no secret that the general was killed, and the news leaked out that night. First of all, the boss of Zhong Hui, Wei Guan, escaped and told Qiu Jian, a member of Zhong Hui, that Zhong Hui would kill all generals and military forces. Qiu Jian told the news to his former boss, Hu Lie, who was under house arrest, and Hu Lie managed to get his son Qin Bing to tell the news to Hu Yuan, the son outside the city, so that the news spread throughout the city overnight. So the next day, the troops outside the city rushed into the city on a large scale. Jiang Wei led Zhong Hui's troops to fight, and five or six people died after the hand blade, at the age of sixty-three. In the story of Wei and Jin Dynasties, it was mentioned that Jiang Wei's body was cut open after his death and he was found to be as brave as a bucket. Gao Wei was fighting to kill Zhong Hui again. Zhong Hui and hundreds of people directly under the army followed him around the temple, but in the end they were all killed by the swarming Wei Bing together with Zhong Hui. Wei Bing, who entered the city, plundered everywhere in Chengdu, causing heavy casualties in the city. It took the generals who now belong to Wei Guan a few days to finally calm down the chaos. Many Shu and Han ministers, such as Liu Yuxin Xuan, General Zhang Yi, and Jiang Wei's wife and children, were also killed in the chaos.
Qiu said: "I arrived in Shu with the army in the early years of Yonghe (345-356), and met some old people at that time and Mi Le given by Jiang Wei after surrendering, saying it was a fake bell dropping meeting, and then I killed him to restore the territory. Unfortunately, this incident finally failed, and the people of Sichuan have been hurt by it so far. 」
Verb (abbreviation of verb) comments from later generations
As for Jiang Wei's personality, we can see different aspects from other biographies of the Three Kingdoms. 【 Volume 45. "Yang Xi" records that in 257 years, Jiang Wei left the army and went to Yong Shui in Yang Xi, but he never accepted Jiang Wei in his heart. He laughed after drinking and always looked smug. Jiang Wei looks generous, but his heart is full of resentment. After returning to the army, an official guessed Jiang Wei's intention to participate in Yang Opera, and the court dismissed Yang Opera. and