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The Han Dynasty ruled the country with filial piety, and under the cultivation of this kind of education, although there have been many false filial pieties in society who deceive the world and steal their names, it is not uncommon for true filial pieties to be able to unite words and deeds and not change their aspirations for life. Among them, Zhuge Liang's clan son Zhuge Liang (pronounced Tongjing) is a typical representative. So, what are Zhuge Liang's touching deeds?
Zhuge Liang stills
Zhuge Liangzi Zhongsi , a native of Yangdu County , Langya County , was a descendant of Zhuge Feng , a lieutenant of the Western Han Dynasty , a descendant of Zhuge Liang , a shu Han chancellor , and the younger son of Zhuge Shi , a chancellor of Cao Wei. Due to his relationship with Zhuge Liang, although Zhuge Liang was talented, he was once very bumpy in his career, and he could not be promoted for many years, until he changed his mind after the death of his brother. Zhuge Was born in the three dynasties of The Wei Emperor Cao Pi, the Ming Emperor Cao Rui, and the Qi King Cao Fang, and finally the official was the general of Zhengdong, the Marquis of Gaoping, and was ordered to guard Huainan and defend Against Eastern Wu.
After sima yi's death, the eldest son Sima Shi came to power, and Zhuge Shi's friend Xiahou Xuan (Sima Shi's wife and uncle) refused to attach himself to him, resulting in the extermination of the three tribes. After hearing the news, Zhuge Was extremely sad and indignant, and after many years of secret management, he finally rebelled in the second year of Ganlu (257) (at this time Sima Shi was dead and Sima Zhao was in power), and attracted the Wu army to help, but was defeated not long after. The following year, the capital of Huainan, Shouchun, was captured, zhuge was defeated and killed, and at the same time, the three tribes were destroyed, and only the youngest son Zhuge Liang was spared because he was a hostage in the state of Wu.
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After the news of Zhuge Shi's murder reached Eastern Wu, Zhuge Liang cried blood and vowed to avenge his father. For this reason, Zhuge Liang repeatedly wrote to the imperial court, requesting to send troops to the Northern Expedition and destroy the Sima family, but they were all rejected by Sun Xiu, the Wu Jing Emperor, who only wanted to protect himself and did not want to do much. In 264, the late Eastern Wu emperor Sun Hao succeeded to the throne, and at the instigation of a group of belligerent ministers, he unexpectedly bred the idea of destroying the Jin Dynasty (the year after Sun Hao succeeded to the throne, Sima Zhao's son Sima Yan usurped Wei Jianjin) and unify the north and south, in this case, Zhuge Liang's situation was greatly improved, and he seemed to see hope for avenging the family.
During sun Hao's 16-year reign, Zhuge Liang was deeply used, leading troops to quell the rebellion of the mountain thief Shi Dan, and joining forces with the right sima DingFeng to besiege Hefei in the Jin Dynasty, and gradually rose to the rank of Sima Da because of his outstanding military achievements, becoming the supreme commander of the Eastern Wu army. Although Zhuge Liang worked hard to consolidate Eastern Wu and fight against Cao Wei/Western Jin, in the end he was unable to save Jiangdong's defeat and his desire to avenge Xue Hate. In 280, the Western Jin Dynasty army crossed the river to destroy Wu, and the three kingdoms were officially unified.
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After the fall of Eastern Wu, Zhuge Liang, unwilling to surrender to the Jin Dynasty, absconded to Luoyang and hid in the home of his brother-in-law Sima Ling (Sima Yi' third son, Uncle of Emperor Wu of Jin, and grandfather of Emperor Sima Rui of The Yuan). At that time, except for Sima Ling, although Wenwu of the Manchu Dynasty learned of the rumors that Zhuge Liang had entered the capital, he did not know his whereabouts, but Emperor Wu of Jin guessed one or two. The reason for this is that Emperor Wu of Jin and Zhuge Liang were young and knew the temper and disposition of this elder brother, so after handling government affairs, they took people to the Langya Palace.
After arriving at the palace of The Langya King, Emperor Wu of Jin asked the princess about Zhuge Liang's hiding place, and Zhuge Shi did not dare to hide it, so he had to return to the truth. However, after Emperor Wu of Jin broke into Zhuge Liang's hiding place, the latter hid in the toilet and refused to come out to face the saint. Emperor Wu of Jin had no choice but to persuade Zhuge Liang across the toilet, hoping that he could resolve his knots and come out to help him do things. Although Zhuge Liang was forced to meet with Emperor Wu of Jin, in the face of his friend's generous invitation to him to become an official, he always responded with a silent and correct attitude, showing that he did not want to serve the Jin Dynasty.
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Emperor Wu of Jin saw that Zhuge Liang was silent, knowing that he still could not forget the revenge of killing his father, and he also knew very well that since his old friend had decided something, no one could make him change his mind. Emperor Wu of Jin had no choice but to sigh and ask Zhuge Liang if he had any wishes to help him realize. Zhuge Liang was silent for half a moment, and then made a request to Emperor Wu of Jin, hoping to allow him to return to his hometown to live and live this cruel life, and he refused to say a word. In this regard, although Emperor Wu of Jin deeply regretted it, he could only approve it.
After Zhuge Liang returned to Yangdu, he repaired his parents' graves, and then formed a room next to the tomb, where he often guarded the tomb. Because he never forgot that the Jin Dynasty had a vendetta against him for killing his father, Zhuge Liang always refused to sit in the direction of the capital Luoyang in the last years of his life, nor did he want to talk about various affairs related to the Jin Dynasty. The people of the world, aware of Zhuge Liang's bitterness in doing so, praised him as a rare great filial piety ("Commandment to be a servant; stubbornly refusing to worship, returning to the township, and not sitting at the imperial court for life.") See Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 81).
Zhuge Liang refused to serve the Jin Dynasty all his life
Although Zhuge Liang refused to serve the Jin Dynasty all his life, nor did he want to sit in the direction of Luoyang, he did not prevent his sons from coming out. According to historical records, Zhuge Liang had at least two sons, of which the eldest son, Zhuge Yi, was well-known in the world when he was weak and crowned, and was highly valued by the Jin Yuan Emperor, and eventually became an official. The second son, Zhuge Hui, was even more accomplished, and during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he was an official to the chancellor (Shangshu Ling), during the reign of Emperor Kang, he assisted in the government with Yu Bing, He Chong and others, and together with the famous ministers Xun Min and Cai Mo, he was known as the "Zhongxing Sanming".
Historical sources: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Book of Jin, Zizhi Tongjian.