Zhang Fei is a famous master, and his story is familiar to everyone, but it is a pity that Zhang Fei was killed by his generals in the second year of Zhang Wu. After Zhang Fei's death, many people had a question, why was it not Zhang Bao, the eldest son, who attacked the lord, but the second son, Zhang Shao?
Today we will mainly talk about Zhang Fei's posthumous affairs and the ending of the Zhang family.
Zhang Fei's eldest son, Zhang Bao, died early, and died prematurely as an underage.
There are special words in the history books about death. For example, the emperor dies and dies, and the commonly used order of age is death, death, and death. There is also a representative of the death of the ant, is the relationship of identity, so it has nothing to do with age. Chen Shou himself was very particular about the use of characters, and Shu Han and Eastern Wu did not use Xue except for members of the royal family.
Zhang Bao, on the other hand, is recorded as an early "death", theoretically speaking, Zhang Bao hung up before he was fifteen years old, but such a small Zhang Bao had a son. We can only assume that Zhang Bao was married before the age of fifteen, and hung up shortly after the cave house.
Zhang Fei got married very early, and Jian'an "picked up" the thirteen- and fourteen-year-old Xiahou Clan in five years. Liu Bei's group later squatted in Jingzhou to Jian'an for twelve years, and nothing happened, so Zhang Fei's eldest son Zhang Bao and eldest daughter "Empress Zhang No. 1" were probably born at this time.
After Chibi, Zhang Fei basically fought endlessly, unless he took his wife with the army, otherwise there should be no time to have children.
Although Empress Zhang Was Liu Chan's first empress, she should be older than Liu Chan. In political marriage, 80% of them are married by Liu Bei and Zhang Fei.
Under this deduction, Zhang Bao's age should also be older than Liu Chan. Liu Chan ascended the throne at the age of seventeen, and Zhang Bao died at the age of fifteen. This time of Death, which indicates Zhang Bao, may be very close to that of his father, Zhang Fei, even earlier than Zhang Fei. The most likely time point is the first year of Zhang Wu and the twenty-sixth year of Jian'an.
That is, when Liu Bei ascended the throne as emperor, he helped Zhang Bao complete the marriage match. Because Zhang Bao may have died earlier than Zhang Fei, Zhang Fei succeeded him to the title after his death by his second son Zhang Shao.
And Zhang Shao's age is younger than Liu Chan. Probably Liu Bei entered Shu, and Zhang Fei had not yet followed up on the birth of that period.
Judging from liu bei's friendship with Zhang Fei and the marriage of the two families, Zhang Shao's relationship with Liu Chan should also be very good.
Zhang Shao was in Shu Han and served as a servant, that is, a bridge between Liu Chan and the chancellor. Zhang Shaoshiguan was a servant of Shangshu, and Shangshu Ling's left and right hands were really high and powerful.
Basically, Zhang Shao should be an official of Shangshu Province first, and then a servant. The Shu Ling of Liu Chan of the Shu Han Dynasty should be Li Yan, Jiang Huan, and Fei Yi in chronological order.
Judging from Zhang Shao's age, it should not be during Li Yan's period, and his main body should be Jiang Huan or Fei Yi.
So it is clear that Zhang Fei's family is a staunch Zhuge Liang faction. He was also Zhuge Liang's best helper in controlling Liu Chan.
Many times we will think that Zhuge Liang's friendship with Guan Yu and Zhao Yun is better. In fact, the first time Zhuge Liang went out with the army, he accompanied Zhang Fei into Shu, while Zhao Yun walked all the way by himself.
We know that Zhang Fei has great respect for the scholar, and Zhang Fei and Zhuge Liang seem to be quite cooperative.
We can imagine that Zhang Fei and Zhuge Liang established a friendship in the Battle of Entering Shu, and Zhang Fei also taught his children not to take the road of warriors. Like Mr. Zhuge, we must govern the country and secure the world.
In the sixth year of Yanxi, this was the beginning of a period of drastic personnel changes in the Shu Han Dynasty, including Jiang Huan's relinquishment of military posts, Fei Yisheng's general giving up Shang Shu Ling, and Dong Yun taking over Shang Shu Ling.
Zhuge Liang's previous calculations almost ended here. Jiang Huan and Fei Yi launched a new blueprint for the Shu Han Dynasty.
This year, when Zhuge Zhan was seventeen years old, Liu Chan married his daughter to Zhuge Zhan.
However, the new blueprint did not allow Shu Han to make the grand plan unfold. Jiang Huan also left soon after, and Dong Yun and Jiang Huan also passed away in the same year.
Because Fei Yi and Jiang Wei paid more attention to the military, this year, Liu Chan began to be able to handle state affairs on his own. Of course, Shang Shuling could not be vacant, but Zhang Shao did not rise up, and it was Lü Qi who took over.
Lü Qi himself was a clean and capable person, but the law enforcement was strict, and the officials appointed were also respected by the law, in fact, during this time, the people of Shu Han began to be unhappy. Really don't blame Jiang Wei for the fall of Shu Han.
Lü Qi ruled for five years, and later it was Chen Qi.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms does not record whether Zhang Shao had a son, but Zhang Bao had a son: Zhang Zun.
Zhang Zun was born around the Battle of Yiling, a year before Liu Chan ascended the throne. When Jiang Huan and Dong Yun passed away, Zhang Zun was already in his twenties.
Zhang Zun relied on the connections of his uncle Zhang Shao to enter Shangshu Province and became a lang official. Zhang Zun's age was a little older than Zhuge Liang's son. Zhang Zun's task was probably Zhuge Zhan's watcher.
When the State of Wei launched the last Battle of Shu, Jiang Wei was besieged in the north, and the twin cities of Hanzhong were captured one by one, while Zhuge Zhan and Zhang Zun still firmly defended Fucheng.
Fucheng was the most important checkpoint in the north of Chengdu, and Liu Bei had taken it with the help of Pang Tongfazheng, and should have been able to successfully pound Chengdu.
If only Ponton had not been killed in battle. As long as Fucheng is defended, Shu Han still has a glimmer of hope after all.
However, Deng Ai did not give Shu Han hope, and crossed the Yinping Ancient Road and went directly to the south of Fucheng. Zhuge Zhan had to abandon the defense of Fucheng, and with the assistance of Zhang Zun, he gave Deng Aijun a return rifle.
Deng Ai's generals believed that the Shu army was still unbreakable at this time and should avoid its sharp edge. In fact, retreating to capture Fucheng to echo Zhong Hui's army was still promising.
But Deng Ai insisted on attacking.
Deng Ai was right.
The Shu army was only the end of the crossbow.
Zhuge Zhan and Zhang Zun were captured and beheaded. They can't see how the Shu Han will perish, and perhaps, this is also a kind of happiness.
After Zhuge Zhan and Zhang Zun were beheaded, Zhang Shao was ordered to sacrifice the seal silk, and Shu Han surrendered to the State of Wei. Zhang Shao, like Liu Chan, was enfeoffed by the State of Wei, and had a relationship with the Xiahou family, and he wanted to live well in his later years.
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