Three famous predictions of Zhuge Liang: one is more accurate than the other. Did the last prophecy come true more than 300 years later?

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang achieved Shu Han by accurately predicting the consequences. In fact, in real history, Zhuge Liang doesn't like to predict, but in occasional speeches, he will also reveal some things that happened later from time to time. He made three predictions in his life, one after another, and the last prediction came true more than 300 years later. Let's have a look.

According to the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang and Meng Jian traveled together. Zhuge Liang said, I can guess how many officials you can be in the future. Sure enough, the positions of the three of them are the same as those of Zhuge Liang. One of them became Cheng in the suggestion, one became a captain, and the last one became Liangzhou secretariat. Zhuge Liang also became the prime minister of Shu.

Zhuge Liang wrote a letter to Zhu Gejin of Soochow. In this letter, Zhuge Liang said that Zhuge Zhan was too precocious to succeed, and this prediction was also verified. Clever as Zhuge Zhan is, he is easily conceited. Even though Zhuge Liang once reminded Zhuge Zhan to cultivate one's morality, Zhuge Zhan refused to listen, which led him to believe that the enemy was ambushed and then died.

The army went out to crusade against the south, went hand in hand, captured Meng Huo seven times, and finally persuaded Meng Huo. To commemorate his achievements, he set up a stone tablet that said, Long live, whoever wins will pass this pass, and Zhuge Liang's people will not understand the meaning and will not be surpassed after 10 thousand years. It was 375 years before this record was broken.

In 397 AD, Shi Wansui, a general of the Sui Dynasty, led an army to war and found that this was a stone tablet set by Zhuge Liang. It turned out that Zhuge Liang was not bragging about his achievements, but predicted that Shi Wansui would pass by. After seeing Zhuge Liang's stone tablet, I was very scared and asked others to push it down and move on.

Zhuge Liang personally led the troops to pacify the south and the rebellion. Only he set up a monument to Jigong, saying, "Long live, whoever wins me will pass this." This subordinate is puzzled. He thinks that if it is better than Zhuge, it will be ten thousand years later. Zhuge Liang just smiled. It was not until 372 years later that this prediction came true. Shi Wansui was a famous soldier in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. He was invincible after many battles. On the way to March, he accidentally passed the 1 stone tablet, which clearly said, "Long live, the winner will pass here." He didn't know this stone tablet was not bragging about himself, but predicted that Shi Wansui would pass by here, which is different from Long Live.