Before Liu Bei died, he granted Zhao Yun a privilege, zhao yun did not understand, Zhuge Liang understood but did not dare to say
Introduction: It is said that the Three Kingdoms is a tragic history, Cao Cao's ability can be said to be the strongest among the monarchs of that period, when he first started the army, he was in the land of four wars, racked his brains to defeat many princes, originally wanted to unify the world but was interrupted by Zhuge Liang, and his family property was taken away by Sima Yi after his death. There is also Liu Bei, a man who came from a straw shoe seller, who spent more than thirty years telling the world what is called indomitable and using willpower to establish the Shu Han of the three worlds, but his ambition was not rewarded, and he could only sadly entrust it to Zhuge Liang and Zhao Yun. At this time, Zhao Yun did not understand Liu Bei's instructions to him, what was going on? Let's see for sure.
It happened in the second year of the establishment of the Shu Han Dynasty, Liu Bei was seriously ill in yong'an Palace because of overwork, and he knew that his time was short, so he called Zhuge Liang and Zhao Yun to the sickbed. Tell Zhuge Liang: "Your talent is far better than Cao Cao's, and you can definitely revive the Han Room." If my son can become a talent, then assist him, if he does not become a talent, he can take his own. Then he told Zhao Yun: "In the midst of suffering, You and Qing have been in trouble, and from now on, they don't want to be separated from this place." Qing ke wants to make friends with the past, look at my son sooner or later, and don't live up to his words. Zhao Yun cried and replied, "The subject dares not to do the work of dogs and horses!" ”
From their conversation, it can be found that Liu Bei's thinking is very clear, and he handed over the regime of Ah Dou and Shu Han to Zhuge Liang, because only Zhuge Liang can shoulder this heavy responsibility. Liu Bei pretended to say these words to Zhuge Liang in order to make Zhuge Liang feel his trust and do his best to assist Liu Chan. However, Liu Bei was also worried that Zhuge Liang would really seize power, and specially explained to Zhao Yun that he "looked at my son sooner or later, and did not live up to his words." This appointment was simply a privilege, because Zhao Yun could use all means to protect Liu Chan's personal safety, and Zhuge Liang would weigh Zhao Yun's ability if he really had any ideas.
Why did Liu Bei entrust this heavy responsibility to Zhao Yun? In fact, we can also understand from Zhao Yun's resume. The two of them met under Gongsun Zhan when they were young, and later Gongsun Zhan was defeated and died, and Zhao Yun defected to Liu Bei thousands of miles away and became Liu Bei's bodyguard. Zhao Yun, in order to save Ah Dou, had entered and left the Cao camp seven times, and in order to protect Liu Bei, he was willing to go to Jiangdong alone, and during the Battle of Hanshui, he resisted the entire Cao Wei army with one person, and the Battle of Yiling also saved Liu Bei's life. It is not surprising to say that Zhao Yun is the most loyal person to Liu Bei.
But Zhao Yun did not know politics, and he thought that Liu Bei had asked him to assist Liu Chan with Zhuge Liang, but he did not understand what Liu Bei was really worried about. Moreover, Zhuge Liang understood Liu Bei's arrangement, and he did not dare to break it for his own power and political status. After Zhuge Liang came to power, he began the Northern Expedition, deliberately transferring Zhao Yun from Liu Chan on the battlefield, and then allowing someone he trusted to take over Zhao Yun's position. From then on, Zhuge Liang truly completely controlled the Shu Han, Liu Chan could only be used as a symbol, and his main task was only to show his face during the sacrifice and make a contribution when stamping.
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Conclusion: In fact, at that time, the Shu Han was already on the verge of annihilation, because cao Wei's comprehensive strength was 5 times that of the Shu Han, and the scholars within the Shu Han disobeyed the rule of the imperial court, and even the foreign tribes in the south directly rebelled. Zhuge Liang could only firmly control Shu Han in his hands and use his ability to help Shu Han continue his life. If Zhuge Liang had still divided power, the Shu Han would have been divided from within and then dismembered by Cao Wei and Eastern Wu.