Zhuge Liang, who is divided into three parts of the world, dominates the world of Liu Bowen. In the eyes of the world, Zhuge Liang is the representative of wisdom, and he himself is also more mysterious. For example, in ancient times, the relatively complex Qimen Qimen Qijia, those who understood had to count Zhuge Liang. What Zhuge Liang left behind before his death: four people carried the coffin, went south, and buried it with a broken rope. Why?
Zhuge Liang, Emperor Guang of the Han Dynasty, was born in the fourth year (181) year, and was a native of Langyayang. His family was a famous noble family, but he lost his father at a very young age and lived with his uncle Zhuge Xuan. In the sixth year of Jian'an (201), because of Sima Hui's recommendation, Liu Beisan Gu Maolu invited Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang is extremely intelligent, and in life, he is not informal. When he married his wife, he was bent on finding a virtuous and talented person, so Sima Hui's good friend Huang Chengyan came to the door and said. I have a daughter who is a little ugly, but her talent can match yours. So Zhuge Liang married Huang Chengyan's daughter as his wife, who is said to be named Huang Yueying.
Zhuge Liang's life conquered all sides, and the most famous battle should be Chibi. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Liu Bei and Sun Quan joined forces to fight Cao Cao, or Zhuge Liang came forward to persuade Sun Quan to fight against Cao Cao together. His words immediately shook Sun Quan's heart, and later he played a great role in the battle between Yizhou and Hanzhong. However, liu bei had never been able to unify the world, and Liu Bei was seriously ill in February of the third year of Zhi Zhangwu (223), and when entrusting the aftermath, Liu Bei once told Zhuge Liang that if Liu Chan could assist, he would assist, and you could not take it yourself.
However, Zhuge Liang was loyal to Shu Han all his life, and he expressed his heart to the later lord Liu Chan in the form of a master. Determined to revitalize the Han Dynasty, he also advised the Later Lord not to forget the last wish of the former emperor. Just the most intelligent person will always die one day, and in August of the twelfth year of Jianxing (234), Zhuge Liang became seriously ill and died shortly after confessing the aftermath with Liu Chan. He arranged for people to keep the funeral in secret, which made Sima Yi suspicious. It was only asked that four people carry the coffin to the south and be buried when the rope broke.
The reason for this is also very simple, first of all, at that time, Shu Han was still fighting with Sima Yi. Since it is natural not to be too public, and the four people carrying the coffin are only the treatment enjoyed by some small generals, even if Sima Yi knew about it, he only thought that he was a general in the army, and naturally would not think that what lay inside was the famous Zhuge Liang. Moreover, he was so important that he did not want everyone to know of his death so early. As for walking south, it was because Sima Yi's army was in the north, and it was impossible to meet Sima Yi if he went south.
Liu Chan did indeed follow his last words, and the four big men carried his coffin all the way south. But these four big men didn't want to go again after walking for more than a day and a night, but how could the rope break at this time, it was estimated that ten days and half a month would not necessarily break. So the four men discussed and carried Zhuge Liang's coffin forward a little, and then buried it on the spot.
When he went back to report to Liu Chan, Liu Chan felt that something was wrong after hearing about it, and when he asked, he was lazy, so he killed these four people. And Zhuge Liang's tomb has not been known until now, and later generations believe that this is all zhuge Liang has long guessed. But whether it was or not was unknown, but there was no gold and silver treasure in his coffin, even if the tomb robbers found it, it was useless.
It is also strange to say that Zhuge Liang used such a mysterious and secret way to bury him, and many people praised him for his great wit. Later generations believed that he asked for this in order to be able to live in peace after his death. However, Cao Cao's tomb is also a simple tomb, and no one has found it, but many people say that he is treacherous, which is inevitably interesting.
References: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zizhi Tongjian, Vol. 65