Introduction: Zhuge Liang sent soldiers in advance to first take Jiang Wei's mother back to Hanzhong in Sichuan shu, and then painstakingly surrenderEdin Jiang Wei. Why did Zhuge Liang go to great lengths to subdue Jiang Wei?
Zhuge Liang was a famous military, politician, and strategist during the Three Kingdoms period. Speaking of this, some people may say that Zhuge Liang is not good at military, but in fact, the answer is no. In Zhuge Liang's life, he created the Eight Arrays, and designed wooden cattle and horses, as well as Zhuge Lian's crossbow, these Xu military artifacts, and military essentials How to explain this?
In addition to the above, Zhuge Liang also did an inexplicable thing in his life. That is, at the time of Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition, he painstakingly plotted against a person, and this person was Jiang Wei.
At that time, Zhuge Liang was the chancellor of the Shu Kingdom, so why did he have to plot against Jiang Wei, an unknown pawn of Cao Wei? It should be known that at that time, Jiang Wei's official position was very low, and Jiang Wei at that time was only a small army in Cao Wei Tianshui County. A person like Jiang Wei is also dispensable for both Cao Wei and Shu Han. Then, why did Zhuge Liang "painstakingly" plot against Jiang Wei and let Jiang Wei return to Shu Han?
Why did Zhuge Liang plot against Jiang Wei? In fact, there are four main reasons.
The first reason: Zhuge Liang believed that Jiang Wei was a general, so he spent all his efforts to recruit him and wanted Jiang Wei to serve Shu Han.
Jiang Wei was a native of Ji County, Tianshui County, and during Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei was responsible for guarding Tianshui City. At that time, Tianshui's Taishou was Ma Zun, and in order to inquire into military information, Jiang Wei and his colleagues, Liang Xu, Yin Xiang, Liang Qian, and others were looking around in Tianshui for the details of the Shu army.
At that time, Ma Zun heard that all the assistants had already dealt with the Shu army, so he ignored Jiang Wei and other people and fled to Shangyi overnight under the guidance of Guo Huai, and when Jiang Wei and his party rushed back to Tianshui again, they found that the city gate had long been locked, and no matter how Jiang Wei called the door, they could not earn the city gate.
Why did Captain Ma Zun suddenly have such an abnormal movement? This is actually the strategy laid down by Zhuge Liang, when did Zhuge Liang have this divine operation? In fact, when Zhuge Liang led his soldiers to attack Tianshui City for the first time, he found that Jiang Wei was the number one general.
"Romance of the Three Kingdoms \ 93 times", Kong Ming ordered Guan Xing to visit, and returned: "This Jiang Weibing also." Kong Ming sighed: "There are not many soldiers, but in the ears of people." This person is really talented! This is Zhuge Liang's exclamation, since this time, Zhuge Liang has started Jiang Wei's idea, because Zhuge Liang understands that this talent is the talent he really needs.
After determining this goal, Zhuge Liang began to plan how to recruit Jiang Wei and let him use it for himself.
The second reason: Zhuge Liang believed that Jiang Wei Wasai, another bold and executive self, had the heart to teach him the art of war and the formation of the law.
In order to successfully capture Jiang Wei, Zhuge Liang first captured Xiahou Shu alive and then released him to return to the team, in fact, the purpose was actually to confirm Jiang Wei's surrender to Shu Han. Later, Jiang Wei was killed by Zhuge Liang, Zhang Bao, Zhang Yi, and other generals very badly, and at this time, the chief director of the choreography and director, Zhuge Liang, came out of the circle.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Kong Ming summoned Jiang Weiyue: "Why didn't Bo Yue fall at this time?" Wei pondered for a long time, before there was Kong Ming, and then there was Xingxing, and there was no way to go, so he had to get off his horse and surrender.
In fact, it can be seen that Jiang Wei was played very badly by Zhuge Liang before, and Zhuge Liang took such great pains to make Jiang Wei take the initiative to surrender. Then he taught Jiang Wei his own life martial arts and formations.
Kong Mingzhi said, "Since I was a fledgling, I have sought the sages all over the place, wanting to teach the learning of my life, and hating those who have not yet gained it. Now that I meet Berjo, I wish it were enough. In fact, from Zhuge Liang's words, we can see that the reason why he spent so much effort was that his purpose was to teach what he had learned in his life to Jiang Wei.
Because in Zhuge Liang's view, Jiang Wei is well aware of military intentions, can learn from one another, and is flexible in the use of troops, and is an excellent military heir.
The third reason: I wanted to find the best military commander for Shu Han.
Judging from the above, the first and second reasons, it is enough to discover Zhuge Liang, and when he first heard that Jiang Wei was so brilliant in using soldiers, he made up his mind and decided to recruit this person. The main purpose of recruiting Jiang Wei was to personally take him and then pass on his tactics, formations, and many other military strategies.
After Zhuge Liang passed on Jiang Wei's military strategy, his ultimate purpose was to let Jiang Wei continue his northern expedition, so that even if his northern expedition failed or failed, Zhuge Liang also had his own military successors, so that he could not be oppressed by Cao Wei and Eastern Wu. At least in terms of military strategy and strategy, there is a person who can speak at home.
Later, Jiang Wei also successfully provoked the military power of Shu Han, and at the same time led troops to participate in the Northern Expedition more than 10 times, although Cao Wei was powerful, but the Shu army under the command of Jiang Wei had a mutual victory and defeat with Cao Wei, including 2 major victories over Cao Wei.
And in the later period, Jiang Wei also put forward the famous strategy of "gathering troops and gathering valleys", but the biggest drawback of this strategy is that it needs strong military support. However, for the Shu Han Dynasty, military strength was the most lacking, so Jiang Wei's strategy of gathering troops and gathering valleys did not play the greatest role in Hanzhong.
The fourth reason: Zhuge Liang's true identity is actually a person who does not recognize his fate and wants to change his life against the sky, which is actually similar to Jiang Wei.
As Zhuge Liang said when he first met Jiang Wei, since Ma Mo, Zhuge Liang has searched for talents who can inherit his military strategy, formation, and tactics, but he has never found a suitable candidate. This made Zhuge Liang very headache, but after seeing Jiang Wei, Zhuge Liang directly regarded Jiang Wei as his military successor.
However, how to subdue Jiang Wei? Then you have to show Jiang Wei his means, as well as tactics and strategies. In the end, Jiang Wei was impressed by Zhuge Liang, but what about Zhuge Liang? He also quickly cultivated Jiang Wei, first sealing Jiang Wei as Cangcao Tuan, and then directly promoting him to the rank of General of Zhengxi.
At the same time, Zhuge Liang also privately wrote to Jiang Huan, "Jiang Wei is a sergeant in Liangzhou, with precise thinking, and his talent is invincible, far from being comparable to Li Shao, Ma Liang and others." In fact, Zhuge Liang is equivalent to greeting Jiang Wei, you have to take care of Jiang Wei, he is my closed disciple.
Jiang Wei was later regarded by historians as "one of the twenty-four generals of the Three Kingdoms", which also shows that Zhuge Liang did not look away at that time. This is just like before Zhuge Liang went down the mountain, he was also like Jiang Wei, but he did not meet a good teacher, the boss, so he had no chance to show his talents.
In other words, Jiang Wei is actually a small version of Zhuge Liang.