Why did Liu Chan, the great king of Si Wu in Han, Wei and Shu, say that he was the best and the smartest?

As we all know, Liu Xiu, Cao Cao, Liu Bei and Sun Quan, pioneers of Wei Shuwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, were all brilliant people. They are building a country in troubled times, keeping one side safe and wise SHEN WOO. They are the best and smartest people of that era. So how did their descendants behave? Who is the most powerful and intelligent king of the four countries?

Eastern Han Dynasty: Liu Xie

Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, was the last emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Since he became emperor, he has been a puppet in the hands of others. His life can be described as extreme sadness. The only bright moment should be a glimmer of hope for revitalizing the Eastern Han Dynasty after Dong Zhuo's demise, but it failed in the end.

Liu Xie was a very clever emperor. He has experienced four powerful ministers, namely Dong Zhuo, Guo Jue, Cao Cao and Cao Pi, who kept a low profile and remained immune. However, the general trend of the Eastern Han Dynasty has gone, and no matter how clever Ren is, he can't regain power. It turned out that he honestly became a puppet, which is the greatest happiness in my life. However, he was unwilling. He planned to assassinate Cao Cao twice, but both failed in the end, resulting in a large number of casualties around him. At this point, Liu Xie still failed to see the general trend clearly, and he wanted to go against the sky, and his wisdom was insufficient.

Cao Wei: Cao Huan.

Cao Huan's situation is actually very similar to that of Liu Xie. He is a puppet in the hands of the superior. In fact, Cao Wei has nothing to do with this situation. Only Cao Pi and Cao Cao are the short-lived culprits. Cao Mao, the last emperor of Cao Huan, still had a lot of backbone. He personally led the troops to kill Si Mazhao, but he was defeated and died. Although this is not wise, it is indeed bloody and Mao's legacy.

After Cao Huan came to power, he had no resistance to Si Mazhao. He was an honest puppet and finally abdicated. It is precisely because of his non-resistance movement that he also got the best treatment of national subjugation. Among the monarchs who perished in the past dynasties, his treatment, status and outcome were better. If you want to evaluate Cao Huan, you should describe it as plain or mediocre.

Soochow: Sun Hao

Sun Hao was the last monarch of Dongwu. After Sun Quan's death, Wu Dong fell into civil strife and its national strength weakened. After Sun Hao came to power, he vigorously governed the country, and Ren Xian made efforts to restore Wu Dong's national strength to a certain extent. However, after a period of peace in Wu Dong, Sun Hao failed to make progress and began to fall. He not only indulged in debauchery and neglected state affairs, but also tortured and killed people, which caused a shock in China.

Sun Hao not only killed courtiers, but also killed imperial clan, which made Wu Dong officials complain. Every time he goes to court, he has to tell his family what happened in advance, for fear that the court will be gone in the end. It can be said that among the four subjugated kings, Sun Hao is the most cruel.

Different from the other four, during Sun Hao's reign, he had great power, and there were many civil servants in Athens. If you really want to make a difference, you are sure to succeed. But he indulged in pleasure and did not listen to everyone's opinions when dealing with military operations. He even depends on divination, watching qi and so on to decide major events. It can be said that he is completely confused.

Sun Hao was the best of the four great monarchs who perished, but he was also the most. He lived and died and completely lost Soochow. But his attitude towards the Western Jin Dynasty is still very strong.

Original text of Zi Tongzhi Jian: Brief introduction of Gui Minghou and Wujiang people. Go to the temple and have a look. The emperor said:? I have prepared this seat for you for a long time. ? Say: The courtiers in the south also reserved this seat for your majesty. ?

In the face of Sima Yan's satire, Sun Hao dares to learn by rote, but he is bloody, but it can also be seen that he is not particularly clever.

Shu Han: Liu Chan

As the king of national subjugation, Liu Chan has always been looked down upon. Once, a banquet was held for people to play music in Shu. When the old officials of Shu Han heard these old songs, they all remembered the pain of national subjugation and were very sad. Only Liu Chan is very happy, and there is no injury of national subjugation. The idiom "be happy without thinking" is exactly what I said.

Another day, Wang asked Zen: You miss Shu, don't you ? Zen:? I'm happy here, but I don't think about it. ?

Many people use this story to say that Liu Chan is mediocre. After the national subjugation, there was no sadness at all, and there was no demeanor and backbone of his father Liu Bei. Liu Chan's happy story has also been used to educate everyone through the ages. However, what everyone didn't expect was that this was the cleverness of Liu Chan.

Being happy without thinking about Shu just reflects stupidity. If he shows a little nostalgia for Shu Han at this time, Si Mazhao is bound to have doubts about it and doubt that he still wants to restore the country. After all, the demise of Shu Han is not long, and there are still many people loyal to Shu Han. Then, Si Mazhao will take more exploratory actions against Liu Chan to purge surrendered Shu and Han officials. Liu Chan's final outcome may be similar to that of Li Yu, Queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty.

From this perspective, Liu Chan's happiness is the embodiment of his extreme intelligence. After this story, Si Mazhao's defense against him will be greatly reduced. While saving his own life, he also saved many Shu and Han officials. If he survives, he will have a chance.

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Based on the above analysis, the author thinks that Liu Chan is the best and cleverest of the four subjugated kings. After Liu Bei's death, he listened to his father's instructions and fully supported Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition. After Zhuge Liang died, he was in charge of Shu Han for thirty years.

In 263 AD, the army of Cao Wei and Deng Ai was besieged. In order to ensure the safety of Shu Han people's soldiers, he chose humiliating surrender. In the face of irony and temptation, he was still too clever to be mistaken, and successfully let down his guard, saved his life, saved his wife and children, and saved the officials of Shu Han.