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Jiang Wei's 11 Northern Expeditions were more than more defeats, but why did he fail to reverse the decline of the Shu Han in the end

In the rendition, after the defeat of Kong Ming's Northern Expedition, he directly transitioned to the Sima family's solution to pick the fruits of the final victory, but did not show whether the Northern Expedition after Kong Ming's death was stalled or continued like the Three Kingdoms film fans.

In fact, in 234 AD, Kong Ming died of illness in Wuzhangyuan during the Fifth Northern Expedition.

After that, Jiang Wei (Zi Boyue) inherited the legacy of Marquis Wu and continued the northern expedition.

From 238 AD until 262 AD, eleven Northern Expeditions were carried out.

In these Northern Expeditions, Jiang Bo won two big victories, three small victories, four times a distance, one big defeat, and one small defeat, which can be said to be more than one defeat.

Since Jiang Boyo's Northern Expedition won more than defeats, why did he not succeed in reversing the fate of destruction in the end?

Jiang Wei's 11 Northern Expeditions were more than more defeats, but why did he fail to reverse the decline of the Shu Han in the end

Jiang Bo about the achievements of the Northern Expedition

Jiang Boyue launched a total of eleven Northern Expeditions before and after:

The first time: to explore the enemy's false reality.

Under the leadership of Jiang Huan, he led a partial division out of Longyi, and was at a stalemate with the Wei army in Nan'an.

Since it was a partial division and not the main force, naturally it did not report much expectation, but just put on an offensive posture and tested the enemy.

The second time: the obligation is inexcusable

Cao Shuang cut shu, Jiang Boyue and Fei Yi rushed to Hanzhong together, and this time the Northern Expedition was nothing more than an unshirkable rescue.

Jiang Wei's 11 Northern Expeditions were more than more defeats, but why did he fail to reverse the decline of the Shu Han in the end

The third time: recruit rebellion

Qiang Hu rebelled against Wei and surrendered to Shu, and Jiang Boyo sent troops to respond, successfully adding fresh forces to Shu Han.

Fourth: Coup d'état of an enemy country

In the Coup d'état of Gaopingling in the State of Wei, Jiang Boyue was subject to Fei Yi, and his troops were not more than 10,000, but the opportunity was rare, and he resolutely led this poor man and horse in the Northern Expedition.

Fifth time: The clouds of doubt are thick

The political situation in the State of Wei was turbulent, and Jiang Boyue, who lacked troops, won the cooperation of Qiang Hu and cheered up his spirit to try again.

The Northern Expedition captured Guo Xiu, who later assassinated Fei Yi, so it is also possible that this Northern Expedition was also prepared for the assassination of Fei Yi.

Sixth time: Get a strong reinforcement

Fei Yi had just been assassinated, and Jiang Boyue finally let go of his hands and feet, taking advantage of the Factual State of Wu's wife Zhuge Kexing to attack Wei with 200,000 troops, and Jiang Boyue intended to attack the State of Wei.

Jiang Wei's 11 Northern Expeditions were more than more defeats, but why did he fail to reverse the decline of the Shu Han in the end

Seventh time: Joy descends from heaven

The contradictions between Emperor Cao Fang of Wei and Sima Shi were open, and people's hearts were floating.

The county magistrate of Didao County of Wei surrendered to Jiang Boyo, and Jiang Boyo, who had obtained a strategic area and a lot of military supplies out of thin air, naturally wanted to march from Di Dao.

The eighth time: the enemy commander is newly killed

Sima Shi died violently, Sima Zhao had not yet fully inherited the power of Sima Shi, and Jiang Bo took the opportunity to go north and kill more than 10,000 enemies.

Ninth time: A new official takes office

Jiang Boyue was promoted to general, and his military strength and prestige were unprecedentedly strong, and he agreed with Hu Ji, the general of the western part of Shu Han Town, to make peace in Shangyi and launch a strong attack.

Because Hu Ji failed to arrive as scheduled, Jiang Boyo was defeated by Deng Ai and was resented by the government and the opposition.

Tenth: Enemy Civil War

Zhuge Shi supported 150,000 troops to launch the three rebellions in Huainan, wu guo sent 30,000 troops to aid, and Jiang Boyo once again saw the dawn, taking this opportunity to suppress the opposition to send troops.

Zhuge Shi was defeated and killed, and Jiang Boyue no longer easily launched an attack, but instead operated a defensive counterattack strategy.

Jiang Wei's 11 Northern Expeditions were more than more defeats, but why did he fail to reverse the decline of the Shu Han in the end

Eleventh time: Forced to be helpless

Huang Hao, Zhuge Zhan, and other opponents demanded that Jiang Boyo be deposed.

Jiang Boyue was forced to go north to protect his military power, but was defeated by Deng Ai, and his strength was greatly damaged, and the Shu army turned into a passive defensive posture from then on.

The result of this battle was that the Shu Han was finally destroyed, and since Liu Bei founded the state, the foundation of 42 years had been wiped out.

Jiang Bo's Northern Expedition could not save the cause

Yes, Jiang Boyue Wentao Wuluo was invincible in the world, raced through Guan Yunchang, raced over Kong Ming, and raced past Andy Lau.

Everything is someone dragging Jiang Boyo's feet, the traitors are in charge, the Lord is dim, the counselors are incompetent, and the generals are mediocre.

Jiang Boyue carried the fate of the entire Shu kingdom one by one, which can really be described as a weak task for a long time, and then exhausted and mediocrity.

Jiang Wei's 11 Northern Expeditions were more than more defeats, but why did he fail to reverse the decline of the Shu Han in the end

Yes, the timing of his troops was very good, the Wei state either had internal worries or external troubles, but at the same time it also dragged down the strength of the Shu Han state, and sending troops internally for stability was a drinking duck to quench thirst.

Although he successfully transferred internal contradictions, it was difficult for those who lacked internal political talents in the constant war to forge ahead or to be in a corner of peace, and it was difficult to drag cao Wei.

Compared with the Kong Ming period, Jiang Boyo's biggest problem was to disregard national strength.

Although Kong Ming's Northern Expedition had exhausted grain and retired troops, it was mainly because the Shu Road was difficult to transfer, which basically did not affect the lives of the people and domestic production.

During the Jiang Boyue period, the strength of the whole country was to cut down Wei, and the Wei state was only a front army, and it did not hurt the bones, and there were still Hanzi harvesting grain in the autumn harvest.

Shu Han is different, the strong labor force has gone, the national strength is not good, fighting, they will come back.?

Jiang Wei's 11 Northern Expeditions were more than more defeats, but why did he fail to reverse the decline of the Shu Han in the end

The rhythm of Jiang Bo's Northern Expedition

Another point, look at the rhythm of Jiang Boyo's Northern Expedition and you will feel really tormented!

Yanxi sixteen years, seventeen years, eighteen years, nineteen years, twenty years, five consecutive years of large-scale Northern Expedition.

It should be noted that the jiang boyo era has gradually declined, the control ability has gradually declined, and at the end, Jiang Boyo has come to a big toss for many years.

The result of overdrawing the Shu state is bound to be that the people are suspicious of their labors and intensify domestic contradictions.

What was even more troublesome was that because Jiang Bo was poor and militaristic, the Jingzhou scholars in the imperial court, such as Zhuge Zhan, Dong Jue, and Fan Jian, unanimously demanded a change of horses.

Not to mention, for the first time since the time of Kong Ming, the basically united clique had been seriously divided.

As a result, Jiang Boyue avoided disasters, the military ministers were suspicious of each other, the door of the Hanzhong defense line was opened, and eventually the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed.

It can be seen from this that the political result of Jiang Boyo's Northern Expedition was the decline of national strength, triggering a political struggle of the ruling clique, in other words, for the death of Shu Zhang Ben.

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