Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen are both famous military masters in history. One is the chancellor of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, and the other is the founding hero of daming; There is a folk saying: "Zhuge Liang in the three parts of the world, Liu Bowen who unifies the country and mountains; Zhuge Liang, a former imperial military division, and Liu Bowen, a later dynasty military division."
In Chinese history, Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen have always been considered to be representatives of the wise, and both of them are familiar with heavenly opportunities and exist like gods. So who is more powerful in the two people? There is a folk saying that zhuge Liang's grave may be able to answer this question.
▲ Zhuge Liang is considered a representative of the wise in Chinese history. (Film and television illustration / reproduced from the encyclopedia entry)
When Zhuge Liang was mentioned, people who had seen the Romance of the Three Kingdoms were amazed by his ingenious calculations; He assisted Liu Bei, and with only tens of thousands of soldiers and horses, he broke out of a country, assisted Liu Bei to take Jingzhou, Dingyi Prefecture, and divided the world with Cao Wei and Sun Wu, and was the most powerful military division at that time.
After Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang still did not forget the mission of reviving the Han Dynasty, five Northern Expeditions, and finally died of illness in the Wuzhangyuan Army, bowed down and died, at the age of fifty-four, he was known as the Marquis of Zhongwu, and was the representative of loyal subjects and wise men in traditional Chinese culture.
▲ Liu Bowen assisted Ming Zhu Yuanzhang to complete the imperial business. (Film and television illustration / reproduced from the encyclopedia entry)
Because Zhuge Liang was not only a wise man, but also a loyal subject, his position in the hearts of future generations was irreplaceable. However, even if Zhuge Liang has been dead for a thousand years, his talent and fame will still attract some talented people who like to compare with Zhuge Liang, such as Liu Bowen, who was called Zhuge Wuhou by posterity, as the founding father of the Ming Dynasty, he was famous in the world through history, Xiao Astronomy, and Fine Martial Arts; Although Liu Bowen also received people's admiration, people always said that he was a little Zhuge Ge, perhaps because of this, he had the idea of wanting to have a long time with Zhuge Liang.
▲ Liu Bowen admired Zhuge Liang's clever calculations. (Film and television illustration / reproduced from the encyclopedia entry)
According to legend, in order to prove that he was more capable than Zhuge Liang, Liu Bowen went to zhuge liang's grave. Liu Bowen worked hard to finally find Zhuge Liang's grave, and then saw five words "I have not arrived", Liu Bowen immediately laughed loudly, he felt that Zhuge Liang was too conceited, thinking that no one could find his grave, but he found it himself; But the pride did not last long, and he soon stopped laughing, because he saw five more words, "Only Berwyn arrived."
You know, Zhuge Liang was nearly a thousand years earlier than Liu Bowen, but he could expect that Liu Bowen would come to his tomb, proving that Zhuge Liang was indeed more powerful than Liu Bowen, and it was said that Liu Bowen himself knelt down in front of the grave and apologized; Of course, all of the above are just wild history rumors, and it can only be said that in everyone's hearts, everyone still thinks that Zhuge Liang's skills are superior.
Of course, Liu Bowen was also a famous politician, thinker and writer in Chinese history. He has deep knowledge in politics, military, astronomy, geography, literature, numerology, etc., in addition, there are many novels related to Liu Bowen. Among them, some people said that he often went out on patrols in small clothes to observe the people's feelings. It is also said that he was very good at divination, and there was a "Song of Burning Bread", which hinted to Zhu Yuanzhang what happened after the Ming Dynasty, and even hundreds of years after the Ming Dynasty.
However, because Liu Bowen died as early as the eighth year of Hongwu, the authenticity of these stories and prophecies is not easy to verify. In folklore, the image of Liu Bowen is a god-man, a prophet and prophet, and a prophet who knows things like gods, and has the saying that "five hundred years before knowledge, five hundred years after knowledge".
Reference: The Legend of Liu Bowen