We all know that Liu Bei, with the assistance of many brothers, established the Shu Han Dynasty, and the dynasty also prospered for a period of time. However, Liu Bei's son was particularly ineffective, and as Liu Bei and his henchmen who left to assist Liu Chan grew older and died, the State of Shu was finally seized by eunuchs and finally destroyed by the State of Wei, which can be said to be short and regrettable. So after the fall of the Shu Kingdom, what happened to the descendants of those courtiers and generals who had followed Liu Bei?? Is it also like Liu Chan who is a Dou who can't be lifted up? And listen carefully.
First of all, Guan Yu's eldest son fought with Guan Yu and was beheaded, and Guan Yu's second son, although very good, eventually died when the overseer army died, leaving two grandsons who were also killed by Pang Hui. Guan Yu's third son was fabricated by the drama book, so I will not discuss it here. However, Guan Yu still left a descendant, that is, the son of his eldest son, who was taken away from Jingzhou during the war, and finally returned to Jingzhou to take root, which is the bloodline left by Guan Yu.
What about Zhang Fei's descendants? First of all, Zhang Fei's eldest son Zhang Bao was killed in battle, and certainly did not leave any descendants. However, Zhang Fei's second son Zhang Shao went with Liu Chan to the north and surrendered, was given the title of Marquis, and lived until the Western Jin Dynasty, leaving not a small number of heirs. Later, Zhang Fei's descendants all moved to Taiwan, and in 2002, Zhang Fei's Descendants from Taiwan also flew to the Zhang Fei Temple in Langzhong to worship their ancestors, which can be said to have not forgotten their roots, which is commendable.
As for Zhuge Liang, although he was talented and cared for the people, it is regrettable that his eldest son and the eldest son's son died on the battlefield, but his second son, because he was still young during the war and chaos, was not used as a target of crusade by the enemy army, and later became an official in the Jin Dynasty, lived a good life, and helped his ancestors retain their bloodline. Later, Zhuge Liang's descendants gradually took Shandong and Zhejiang as their main residences. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, many of Zhuge descendants chose to practice medicine, which is said to follow the ancestral precepts of the Zhuge family to be a good doctor if they can't be a good prime minister. It can be said that Zhuge Liang should also feel relieved if he knows it!
Then the above shu han heroes can be sure that they left their descendants. What about Zhao Zilong Zhao Yun, who is also a Master of Shu Han? Unfortunately, Zhao Yun did not seem to be as lucky as the above ones, although Zhao Yun had many years of outstanding achievements in the battlefield, his two sons Zhao Guang and Zhao Tong were particularly ineffective, and they died on the battlefield without a single battle achievement. Zhao Yun's other descendants have no detailed records, and now they don't know what to do. The same situation as Zhao Yun was Huang Zhong. Although Huang Zhong was also a brave and good warrior, it was a pity that he was concerned about the country, and he only had one son, but he died early and died later.
In the turbulent political situation in ancient times, although all the heroes and heroes have left a history in vain, if they do not leave a bloodline, it is still a regret of life after all. It can be seen how the peace and stability of the country have had a great impact on the people's living and working in peace and contentment. The inheritance of the family bloodline has lasted for a long time, and in the traditional concept of Chinese, the importance of heirs is unprecedented.
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