People scolded Liu Chan for "not being able to support" Ah Dou, Zhuge Liang bowed down to exhaustion, and after he died, he went all out to assist him, but he failed to help Liu Chan seize the world, after Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan's close associate Huang Hao and other traitors, Shu Han's national strength continued to decline, and was eventually destroyed by The famous Cao Wei general Deng Ai.
The most infuriating thing is that Jiang Wei and other generals are still fighting the front line, Deng Ai smuggled into Yinping, and after the soldiers came to the city, Liu Chan did not organize the soldiers and horses in the city to resist Deng Ai with all his might, waiting for Jiang Wei, Luo Xian, Huo Ge, and reinforcements from Eastern Wu, but instead led the crowd to surrender to Deng Ai. Subsequently, he ordered Jiang Wei and others to also surrender to Cao Wei, which left Jiang Wei and others with the regret that "the ministers and others are about to die in battle, why did His Majesty surrender first".
After Liu Chan surrendered to Shu Han, he "did not think of Shu happily", and by pretending to be stupid and stunned, he willingly fell and eventually saved himself, but the others were miserable.
Zhuge Liang was the first major vassal of the Shu Han Dynasty, and when he died, his adopted son Zhuge Qiao had already died of illness. The youngest son, Zhuge Huai, because of his indifference to fame and fortune, finally chose to live in seclusion and enjoy his old age in peace. Only Zhuge Zhan, relying on the influence of his father Zhuge Liang, married the Princess of Shu Han and became a heavy subject of Shu Han, and the official Ju PingShang Shushi. Unfortunately, Zhuge Zhan did not have Zhuge Liang's talent, and in the Battle of Mianzhu, Zhuge Zhan, who had the advantage in all aspects, was actually defeated by Deng Ai, and Zhuge Zhan and his son Zhuge Shang died in battle, which also laid the foundation for the fall of the Shu Han Dynasty.
Guan Yu was the first general of the Shu Han Dynasty and was also very influential in the Three Kingdoms, but unfortunately, in the Battle of Xiangfan, Guan Yu killed the famous Cao Wei general Pang De, which made Pang De's son Pang Hui resentful, and after he followed Deng Ai to attack Shu, in order to avenge his father Pound, he led an army to kill Guan Yu's entire clan.
Compared with Guan Yu's misfortune, Zhang Fei's family ended up much better. Zhang Fei had two sons and two daughters, two daughters married Liu Chan, and the eldest son, Zhang Bao, was an excellent young general, but unfortunately died young. The second son, Zhang Shao, although his talent was weaker, relied on Zhang Fei's status as the eldest son and a foreign relative, which allowed him to gain liu Chan's heavy use, and the official Shangshu was a servant. Zhang Fei had married Xiahou Yuan's niece, which made Zhang Shao and Cao Wei's famous Xiahou family related, plus Zhang Shao, on behalf of Liu Chan, went out of the city to surrender to Deng Ai, which made Cao Wei feel that Zhang Shao was instrumental in promoting the surrender of Shu Han, making him the object of Cao Wei's key appeasement and co-optation, so the ending was good.
The generals of the Shu Han Dynasty, such as Jiang Wei and others, did not sincerely surrender to Cao Wei, but were forced to surrender to Cao Wei after Liu Chan surrendered. Jiang Wei and other generals, unwilling to be ministers of the fallen country, surrendered to Cao Wei, in order to restore the country, they were ready to conspire with Zhong Hui to rebel, but unfortunately, the plan was not good, and soon the matter was revealed, Jiang Wei and Zhong would be killed by Cao Wei, and many Shu generals who surrendered to Cao Wei were also implicated and killed.
Liu Chan did not participate in the zhonghui and Jiang Weimou rebellion case, so he was not implicated, and the ending was good, but his seven sons and 2 daughters had a tragic ending.
Liu Chan's eldest son, Liu Xuan(璿), who was also Liu Chan's crown prince, surrendered to Cao Wei along with Liu Chan, but after surrendering to Cao Wei, Liu Chan was not killed, but he was killed by Cao Wei. After Jiang Wei's plot to restore the country failed, most of the Shu Han generals such as Jiang Wei were killed by Sima Zhao. Liu Xuan may also have been involved in Jiang Wei's rebellion, so he and Jiang Wei's family were killed by Sima Zhao, and may not have participated in Jiang Wei's rebellion, but Sima Zhao, in order to kill chickens and monkeys, warned Liu Chan and others, and also broke the Shu people's desire to restore the country and killed Liu Xuan.
Among Liu Chan's sons, the most backbone was the fifth son, Liu Chen, who had the most personality like Liu Bei, preferring to die in battle rather than surrender to Cao Wei. After Deng Ai's soldiers came to the city, Liu Chen persuaded his father Liu Chan to resist to the end and burn the enemy's jade, but Liu Chan had already made up his mind to surrender to Cao Wei. Liu Chen did not want to see the Shu Han fall, so before Liu Chan surrendered, he committed suicide at the Zhaolie Temple, a very backbone and bloody person.
Liu Chan's third son, Liu Chun, was fortunate enough to die of illness a year before the fall of the Shu Han Dynasty and did not need to suffer the pain of the fall of the country.
Liu Chan's remaining sons, the second son Liu Yao, the fourth son Liu Zhan, the sixth son Liu Ke, and the seventh son Liu Qian, followed Liu Chan to Luoyang, although after arriving in Luoyang, he lived a life of sending people to the fence and being cautious, but he finally saved his life. The Sima family stole Cao Wei jiangshan and established the Western Jin Dynasty, but did not let the people of the world live a good life, the founding emperor of the Western Jin Dynasty, Sima Yan, chose Sima Zheng, the emperor with low intelligence, who was incapable of controlling the government, and eventually caused the disaster of Jia Nanfeng and the Eighty Thousand Rebellion, causing disasters to the people.
Subsequently, the surrounding ethnic minorities took advantage of the internal strife of the Central Plains Dynasty and invaded the Central Plains one after another, which was the darkest period of Wuhu Chaohua in China's history. During this period, during the Yongjia Rebellion that occurred in the fifth year of the Jin Huai Emperor Yongjia, after the Hu people entered the Central Plains, they burned and robbed, and did nothing wrong, many people in the Central Plains were killed in the Yongjia Rebellion, and most of Liu Chan's sons died in the Yongjia Rebellion.
Liu Chan had two daughters, the eldest daughter married Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan, and gave birth to three sons Zhuge Shang, Zhuge Jing, and Zhuge Qian. Zhuge Zhan and Zhuge Shang were killed in battle at the Battle of Mianzhu, and the other two sons followed Liu Chan to Cao Wei, and she may have followed Liu Chan, as well as two sons to Cao Wei and lived a life of fear. Liu Chan's second daughter married Guan Yu's grandson Guan Tong, and was probably killed by Pang Society.