At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the country showed a trend of division, and the country did not have a strong army to ensure the unity of the country, on the contrary, various warlords divided the territory, resulting in a situation of national division. During this period, the Kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu were the most powerful forces in the world, and they are also known as the Three Kingdoms Era.
In the three kingdoms era, the three countries stood on three feet, and these three countries had a triangular trend that no one could help anyone. But since there is a country, there are naturally border disputes, and the three countries are inseparable during the period of the three countries, but there is no foreign invasion and interference.
Foreign entanglements, civil wars
Before the Three Kingdoms, let's look at the end of the Warring States period. At the end of the Warring States period, Qin had become a dominant trend, and only the Zhao State could fight to the death, but no matter how hard the fight between Qin and Zhao was at that time, the Zhao State did not need to use border troops. Because this force, the main role is to resist foreign tribes.
After the fall of the Zhao state, the Qin state was stationed on the border, and there were millions of troops on the border, and even the Qin state was transferred to the border. Most importantly, when Qin II fell, a large number of Qin troops did not return to the country to quell the rebellion, but remained stationed on the border. This makes the Struggle for Hegemony between Chu and Han only a domestic problem, so that no greater changes have taken place in the country.
From this point of view, in ancient times, our country was very concerned about the issue of foreign nationalities. Since the qin shi huang period, China's border wars against foreign countries have been countless, so during the Three Kingdoms period, it is natural to learn the lessons of the predecessors. On this basis, no matter how the Three Kingdoms period was fought, as long as it did not involve fundamental issues, the border troops would not be easily shaken.
Of course, in addition to the border of the cantonment troops, there is another very important reason, that is, before that, they have been scared.
Deal with foreign and border issues
Although the States of Wei, Shu, and Wu during the Three Kingdoms period were very powerful states, in fact there were still foreign tribes around them. For example, during the Shu Kingdom, Meng Yue, who was in a barbaric land, when Zhuge Liang wanted to go out of Qishan to attack the State of Wei, the biggest worry in his heart was Meng Yue.
In the barbarian land where Meng Yu was located, it could be said that their people were fierce and good at war, and if Zhuge Liang did not care about the border crisis, rushed to send troops, and waited until the State of Wei joined forces with it, then the consequences would be unimaginable. Therefore, Zhuge Liang gave Meng Yue a seven-shot Meng Capture, completely subdued Meng Yue, and became a member of the Shu Kingdom with a happy heart.
Not only the State of Shu, but also the State of Wu, the Shanyue around the State of Wu once used its own unique geographical advantages to invade the borders of the State of Wu. At this time, Wu Guobing's strong and strong troops directly responded to Shanyue's aggressive behavior, completely subjugated Shanyue, and became a dependency of the Wu state.
The State of Wei was the most direct, because the Power of the State of Wei was the most powerful during the Three Kingdoms period, and in the face of Wuhuan's invasion of the border, it even sent more than 100,000 soldiers and horses to attack thousands of miles, and obliterated Wuhuan from thousands of miles away. Since then, the foreign tribes did not dare to underestimate the State of Wei, and Cao Cao also recovered a large area of land.
It can be said that in order to stabilize the border problem, these three countries have used many of their own means to achieve their goals. After the stabilization of the border, these three countries have come to a golden age, and the political, military, and people's livelihood have been greatly improved, and this improvement has continued for a long time. Of course, in addition to the means of various countries, the generals stationed at the border are also very important.
Famous generals emerge, and the town guards the border pass
There were many famous generals in the Three Kingdoms period, of course, before the establishment of the Three Kingdoms, these famous generals had not yet taken a good camp. When the Three Kingdoms appeared, we saw that the Shu state had five tiger generals, the Wei state had five sons and good generals, and the Wu state had Zhou Yu, Huang Gai, Lü Meng, Lu Xun, and other well-known generals.
It can be said that these three countries have monopolized all the fierce generals at that time. And as far as we looked around, these fierce generals pulled out one at random, which was enough to deter the existence of the border. More importantly, at that time, most of the more effective ethnic minorities were in the western cool zone.
And General Xi Liangmeng is Ma Chao, one of the Five Tiger Generals. Ma Chao's bravery is known to the world, and the story of his killing of Cao Cao cutting off his robe and cutting off his beard is widely circulated, such a talent, who dares not to fear the three points on the border of Western Liang. And the generals stationed at the border must be loyal and brave, and they can take out one at will, and none of them can compete with the foreign army.
Therefore, it is not that the foreigners did not want to invade the Three Kingdoms at that time, but they did not have that ability. Either they want to harass and be calmed down and subdued, or they don't have the courage at all. Therefore, even if the three countries made a pot of porridge at that time, the border issue was still very reassuring.
epilogue
China has always attached great importance to the border issue, and whether it is ancient or modern, China's sovereignty issue cannot be questioned in the slightest. Of course, now that we are one nation in the world, the muzzle of the gun is unanimous to the outside world, which also shows that our determination to defend the reunification of the motherland is unchanged. Perhaps the wheel of history is constantly changing, but China's sovereignty is unquestionable, and China's internal affairs brook no interference from other countries.