A gentle gust of wind awakens the body that has been sleeping for a thousand years; a gentle gust of wind blows away the mysterious veil of history. Standing on the shoulders of time, I talk to history.
Speaking of Liu Bei's son, everyone will think of Ah Dou Liu Chan, because Ah Dou is liu Bei Zheng'er's son of the Eight Classics, but if liu Bei's eldest son is really mentioned, it is actually Liu Feng, who is Liu Bei's first righteous son.
However, why did Zhuge Liang finally give Liu Bei's son Liu Feng to die? In fact, the reason is very simple.
First, Liu Feng was Liu Bei's adopted son, not Liu Bei's, and Liu Bei was born to Liu Chan at the age of 46, which was Liu Bei's own son. Liu Feng was more than ten years older than Liu Chan, and he was full of literary and martial talents, brave in battle, and could only be many times stronger than Liu Chan, Liu Bei made Liu Chan the crown prince, Liu Feng was definitely unhappy, Zhuge Liang was afraid that after Liu Bei's death, Liu Feng replaced Liu Chan and replaced Liu Chan's pure bloodline. For this reason, Zhuge Liang had the psychology of killing Liu Feng.
Second, Guan Yu defeated Maicheng and asked Liu Feng for help, but Liu Feng did not go to the rescue, resulting in the loss of Jingzhou and the killing of Guan Yu. In this matter, Liu Feng was indeed guilty, and it was very large. Therefore, Zhuge Liang told Liu Bei that liu feng had great responsibility for losing Jingzhou, and Liu Feng had no choice but to kill Liu Feng.
Third, Liu Feng had the right to inherit from the law, and he was short-tempered and impatient, and did not consider the consequences of doing things. Keeping this kind of person is a time bomb for Shu Han, so Zhuge Liang urged him to be killed, also out of a sense of justice.
Fourth, Liu Feng was brave and fierce, and his mind was simple, probably like Cao Cao's son Cao Zhang, just because he listened to Meng Da's rumors and hated Guan Yu for preventing Liu Bei from making him crown prince, he saw Guan Yu dead and did not save Guan Yu, resulting in Guan Yu being killed, the entire army being destroyed, and the Shu state losing a large area of land in Jingzhou and strategically important land.
Fifth, Liu Feng was a person who did not care about the overall situation, had no right intentions and ambitions, and once Liu Bei died and Liu Chan ascended to the throne, it would inevitably pose a threat to Liu Chan, and even lead to the turmoil or loss of the Shu state regime. Even Zhuge Liang could not restrain him. Therefore, Zhuge Liang was in the final trouble, and of course, Liu Feng deserved it, so he told Liu Bei to kill Liu Feng.