During the Three Kingdoms period, there were many famous generals and strategists, including many fierce generals such as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Ma Chao, and of course, there were also wise ministers such as Sima Yi and Guo Jia. But if you want to talk about the most admirable minister, you must say Zhuge Liang as a person. In 234 AD, in order to fulfill his original ambitions and repay the kindness of the former emperor, Zhuge Liang slept at night and began his fifth northern expedition to the Central Plains.
Zhuge Liang's life is full of legends, starting from Liu Beisan Gu Maolu inviting him out of the mountain, successively borrowing arrows from grass boats, burning Chibi, empty city plans, several Northern Expeditions, and so on, all of which are Zhuge Liang's legendary deeds. Moreover, zhuge liang's most representative thing is to count things such as gods and divine tricks, and when Liu Bei and the general of the Shu state encountered a crisis, there would always be Zhuge Liang's tips and tricks to solve the dilemma in time. Moreover, Zhuge Liang not only can do everything before he dies, but even after death, he can control things in his own hands, which makes people have to admire.
After Liu Bei died of illness in the White Emperor's City, Zhuge Liang took up the heavy burden of the Shu state and shouldered Liu Bei's will to fight against the rebels and support the Han dynasty. However, Zhuge Liang did not succeed in his wishes, and after several Northern Expeditions, he died in Wuzhangyuan due to overwork. After his death, he left a bag of tips, which said that after his death, he must be buried in Dingjun Mountain, only 4 soldiers were allowed to carry the coffin all the way south, and when the rope on the coffin was broken, it would be buried there.
After Liu Chan got this tip and opened it, he couldn't figure out what Zhuge ChengXiang's intention was, so he had no choice but to do as written on the bag. On the day of the burial, the four selected soldiers carried the coffin to Dingjun Mountain, but Zhuge Chengxiang's coffin was made of fine gold silk and nan wood, which was very heavy, and the four soldiers carried the coffin on Dingjun Mountain for a day and a night, and saw no sign of a broken rope.
What Liu Chan never expected was that this was the result that Zhuge Liang wanted, and before Zhuge Liang died, he had already counted Liu Chan and counted the four soldiers. It was inevitable that 4 soldiers would not be able to carry such a heavy coffin forward, and the road in ancient times was not as smooth and difficult as we are now. Therefore, these 4 soldiers will certainly not bury themselves in Dingjun Mountain.
Later, because the person carrying the coffin was careful, he decided to cut the rope and buried Zhuge Liang here. These people buried Zhuge Liang, and when they returned to his life, they were all killed, and Liu Chan knew that Zhuge Liang's rope would never break so quickly. After the soldiers died, no one knew where Zhuge Liang was buried.
Zhuge Liang used this trick to hide his tomb so that future generations could not find it, lest his tomb be stolen.