Speaking of Liu Chan, everyone must remember him as the last emperor of the Shu Han Dynasty. He was the son of Liu Bei, and he was also the Adou who everyone looked down upon and could not support. But Liu Chan in history was definitely not like this. He sat firmly on the throne for forty-one years, proving that Liu Chan was by no means a fatuous and incompetent emperor.
Liu Chan
It is a pity that Zhuge Liang, who worked hard for the Shu Han Dynasty for half his life, did not discover Liu Chan's ambition until he was dying.
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However, it is normal for the veterans of the Shu Han Dynasty to be skeptical of Liu Chan. After all, Liu Chan's biological father Liu Bei did not have much confidence in his biological son, so he was in Baidi When Cheng asked Zhuge Liang for help, he left these words, which basically meant that if Liu Chan could secure the throne, help him; if he was unable to secure the throne, go ahead and take the throne yourself. This fully shows that Liu Bei was very unsure about his son and did not want to let his country be ruined in Liu Chan's hands.
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What's more, Liu Chan was only seventeen when he took over the throne. At this time, the Shu Han Dynasty had already lost its glory. Famous generals either retired and returned home or died in battle. Those who remained in the court were also heroes who had followed the late emperor for a long time. It was really difficult for Liu Chan, a young man like Liu Chan, to convince them.
Tragic childhood
On the surface, Liu Chan is indeed like this. It may be related to Liu Chan's childhood experience. He has always been good at seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. Liu Chan was born from Liu Bei's concubine. Because Liu Chan's mother dreamed of swallowing Beidou when she was pregnant, she gave Liu Chan the nickname Adou. However, Liu Chan's life was not as shining as Big Dipper .
When Liu Chan was just one year old, he experienced the famous Battle of Changbanpo . He and his mother were left behind by Liu Bei and almost fell into the hands of Cao Cao . If Zhao Yun hadn't been loyal to protect the Lord, Liu Chan would have definitely died, but Zhao Yun was not a god after all. Seven in and seven out Changbanpo rescued Liu Chan, but Liu Chan's biological mother died tragically in the war.
The Battle of Changbanpo
When Liu Chan was six years old, Zhou Yu planned to have Sun Shangxiang bring Liu Chan to threaten Liu Bei. Fortunately, Zhao Yun Zhang Fei stopped him, and Liu Chan was saved from the risk of becoming a hostage. Because he lost his biological mother early and his father was obsessed with restoring the Han Dynasty and neglected him, Liu Chan knew how to save his life in adversity at a very young age.
After the death of the puppet emperor
After the death of Liu Bei, although Liu Chan succeeded to the throne, the power of the Shu Kingdom was still in the hands of Zhuge Liang. On the surface, Liu Chan did not care who had the power of the Shu Kingdom, and allowed Zhuge Liang to become Wuxiang Marquis and manage the government on his own. You must know that Zhuge Liang is only one step away from becoming the emperor at this time. In terms of true strength, Zhuge Liang is definitely better than Liu Chan. However, Liu Chan seemed oblivious and ignored the government affairs. He was willing to be a puppet emperor like a puppet on a string, leaving all government and military affairs to Zhuge Liang.
Zhuge Liang assisted Liu Chan
So in Zhuge Liang's eyes, Liu Chan was always the Adou who could not be supported, unable to bear the heavy responsibility. Every time he thought about it, he couldn't help but feel worried about the future of Shu Han.
The city appears
But in fact, Liu Chan is much more than what we see. It was not until Zhuge Liang was dying that Liu Chan showed his fox tail. Liu Chan is actually very deep in the city. It's no wonder that Zhuge Liang never discovered his true face after being around him for a long time. Before Zhuge Liang died, Liu Chan sent his confidant Li Fu to visit Zhuge Liang on his sickbed, and secretly inquired about which minister Zhuge Liang wanted to hand over his affairs after his death. As soon as he said this, Zhuge Liang instantly understood that the new emperor he had assisted for a long time was not as incompetent as he seemed, but was actually very rich in the city, so he recommended the wise ministers he liked to Li Fu and asked him to go back and reply.
Liu Chan
Some people may think that Liu Chan's behavior is unreasonable. After all, Zhuge Liang is a man who is willing to fight to the death for the great cause of Shu Han. Liu Chan is always wary of others and is not afraid of chilling the hearts of his old ministers. In fact, Liu Chan had his own reasons for doing this. He was the new emperor, and all the officials in the court were old ministers who worked hard with his father. In addition, with Zhuge Liang's presence, Zhuge Liang's prestige and status were higher than Liu Chan's in the court or in the army, so Liu Chan could only defend his position. Zhuge Liang can certainly do what he can do, or even do it better than him. Why should he succumb to others? It is better to decentralize power generously; Zhuge Liang is a smart man, Liu Chan is just useless, but not stupid, and he has no reason to replace him.
Liu Chan
It wasn't until Zhuge Liang was seriously ill that Liu Chan began to show off his talents. Liu Chan was actually not incompetent. He could predict Wei Yan's rebellion, and used Yang Yi to suppress Wei Yan. He sat aside to reap the benefits, which shows Liu Chan's scheming and the depth of the city. In addition, Liu Chan abolished the position of prime minister after Zhuge Liang's death, firmly held all power in his own hands, and remained on the throne for forty-one years. It can be seen that Liu Chan really has two brushes.
