The PeiWei Zhai Jiwen once said: "Zen is weak and weak, and it is confused by castration." "During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Chanyong was recognized by everyone, and although he was helped by Zhuge Liang, it was difficult to become a great instrument. However, in the real history, Liu Chan was as wise as a fool, and even if Zhuge Liang was wise and wise, it was difficult to find out that he was acting stupid.
When it comes to the chaotic world of the Three Kingdoms in ancient Chinese society, presumably people are very familiar with it, during this period, whether it is the lord of cao cao, Liu Bei and other parties, or Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi and other famous courtiers, they have left a strong mark in history, and after understanding their life experience, the world can also appreciate the unique charm of such heroes.
Although heroes appeared in the chaotic world, not all the characters of the Three Kingdoms could be praised by future generations. Mention Liu Bei's son Liu Chan, people's first impression of him is faint and incompetent, through in-depth analysis of the history of the Three Kingdoms, you will find that before Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan asked a question, but let Zhuge Liang understand that it turned out that Liu Chan had been pretending to be stupid. So, before Zhuge Liang died, what kind of question did Liu Chan ask? Why would Zhuge Liang think that Liu Chan was pretending to be stupid?
Liu Chan was born in 207 AD by Liu Bei's concubine Lady Mu Gan. When Liu Chan was one year old, Cao Cao sent troops to pursue Liu Bei.
Therefore, Liu Bei's strength at that time was relatively weak, and it was difficult to resist Cao Cao's attack, so he fled with Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and other fierce generals, at that time, due to the urgency of the situation, Liu Bei had no time to take care of the safety of his wife and children, if it were not for Zhao Yun's protection, whether Liu Chan could survive smoothly was unknown.
In 219, after Liu Bei established himself as king, Liu Chan was made crown prince, and two years later, Liu Bei became emperor and established Shu Han, and Liu Chan was promoted to crown prince.
As we all know, in ancient society, when the king cultivated the crown prince, he would devote his heart and soul, and Liu Bei was no exception. In the process of Liu Chan's growth, Liu Bei ordered Zhuge Liang to personally assist Liu Chan, and from Liu Bei's behavior, he could also feel his ardent expectations for Liu Chan.
However, in the history books and some literary, film and television works, Liu Chan is described as a fool, even if he has such an excellent teacher as Zhuge Liang, he has not been able to learn and succeed.
Because of this, Liu Bei's heart was also more disappointed in Liu Chan, and before Liu Bei died, he instructed Zhuge Liang to keep Shu Han, and if Liu Chan was unable to take on a big responsibility, Zhuge Liang could seize power.
For Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei's words made him extremely nervous, in ancient society, the courtiers seized power is extremely inappropriate, if he shows in front of Liu Bei that he may seize power from Liu Chan, his family descendants will also be implicated.
For this reason, the later Zhuge Liang kept to himself and assisted Liu Chan with all his might, hoping to promote the great cause of Shu Han's unification of the world at an early date. However, compared with Liu Bei, Liu Chan was too mediocre in terms of political talent, which also doomed Shu Han to be unable to unify the world after all.
For Zhuge Liang, since Liu Bei's death, he has been worried all day and has difficulty sleeping and eating, but Liu Chan has lived a comfortable life with Zhuge Liang's assistance.
Because of Liu Chan's delegating power, many people thought that he did not care about the affairs of the government, but it was not until Zhuge Liang's death that he discovered that Liu Chan was not as simple as the world imagined.
When Zhuge Liang was seriously ill and dying, Liu Chan came to Zhuge Liang's side to visit his condition, and at that time, Liu Chan seemed to ask Zhuge Liang casually: If you die, how should I arrange your descendants?
Perhaps when many people read this sentence, they will see this sentence as Liu Chan's concern for Zhuge Liang's descendants, but in fact, liu Chan's political ambitions are hidden in this sentence.
As we all know, many people in the Shu Han forces are followers of Zhuge Liang, and if after Zhuge Liang's death, his descendants, with the name of Zhuge Liang, will surely gather a large number of forces, which will also lead to the instability of Liu Chan's throne.
After hearing these words, Zhuge Liang instantly understood Liu Chan's thoughts, and at that time, he also secretly sighed in his heart, it turned out that Liu Chan had always been pretending to be stupid. In order to ensure the safety of future generations, Zhuge Liang replied: Wei Chen's family still has more than 800 acres of land, which is completely enough for future generations to cultivate land for a living.
In fact, Zhuge Liang's words were a promise to Liu Chan that his descendants would not make any moves against the rule of shu Han, and after hearing these words, Liu Chan decided to spare Zhuge Liang's descendants.