After Guan Yu died, why wasn't Zhuge Liang sad? Look at how Guan Yu is in Jingzhou
No wonder Zhuge Liang was not sad after Guan Yu's death, see what Guan Yu said in Jingzhou: Guan Yu, who was famous all over the world at that time in the Three Kingdoms, also enjoyed a high reputation in the market. He killed Hua Xiong with warm wine, conquered Lü Bu with three heroes, traveled thousands of miles alone, drowned the Seventh Army, and so on. We are also familiar with his stories, and there are many Emperor Guan. The temple can enshrine him, who is the embodiment of loyalty and patron saint. But it should be a question of character that inadvertently brought about a fatal disaster. In the early years, Guan Yu began to flee after killing people in the countryside. During the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the government recruited a large number of troops. He also strengthened Liu Bei and Zhang Fei, and the three became brothers. Brothers of the opposite sex, because of the second place in age, so The second brother Guan is called so. By suppressing the Yellow Turban Rebellion and rooting out bandits, the three brothers soon gained official positions. Dong Zhuo claimed hegemony over Chao Gang, and the princes of Kwantung united generals against Dong Zhuo and fought a decisive battle against Tiger Prison Pass. At that time, the fierce Huaxiong general in Dong Zhuo's hands made the Feng allies lose face. The wine was not cold, and Guan Yu beheaded Hua Xiong. Later, in the Battle of Guandu, Guan Yu wanted to repay Cao Cao's kindness. When Cao Cao and Yuan Shao fought Again against Yan Liang, he won the war again, which also deepened Cao Cao's chances of winning the Battle of Guandu. a little. Later, in order to pursue his brother's rejection of Cao Cao's various favors and preferential treatment, he took his sister-in-law and sister-in-law to Liu Bei. war. After the Battle of Chibi, Liu Bei gained most of Jingzhou's land and planned to annex Liu Zhang at Huaichuan. However, Jingzhou was Liu Bei's base, and although Cao Cao was defeated, his power was still there. The task of defending Jingzhou was entrusted to Guan Yu, who led his army to capture Xichuan. As a general of the Hundred Battles, Guan Yu lived up to expectations. He repelled Cao Ren's attacks several times in a row, overwhelmed the Seventh Army, and defeated Cao's army. He also captured the general Cao Wei. Ban, the world shakes! Sun Quan hurriedly married guan Yu's daughter. But at this time, Guan Yu scolded the Eastern Wu emissaries: How can a tiger girl marry a dog child! Sun Quan, as the ruler of Eastern Wu, could not bear such insults and was furious. At this time, the honeymoon period of Sun Wu and Liu Bei and their party ended, and war ensued. After making plans to capture Jingzhou, Lü Meng began to implement them. When Guan Yu went north to kill the enemy, the hitman disguised himself as an ordinary person and sent out thunderbolts. Jingzhou was captured leisurely, cutting off Guan Yu's food route and rear. Guan Yu was unable to break through the enemy's abdomen and back, and was eventually captured by Eastern Wu. Sun Quan ordered Guan Yu's head to be cut off and given to Cao Cao. Cao Cao remembered his former lover and wept bitterly. In fact, Zhuge Liang had long anticipated this result. In his long-term pairing, he mentioned the use of Jingzhou and Yizhou as bases. At the same time, he also warned Guan Yu that he must fight Sun Quan in the east and reject Cao Cao in the north. Only by befriending Sun Quan could he fight against Cao Cao and eventually complete his hegemony, but Guan Yu still failed to stick to this idea and destroyed it. After Zhuge Liang knew, he could only sigh.
