At the beginning, Liu Bei was the king of Hanzhong, leaving Wei Yan to guard Hanzhong, leaving heavy troops in each siege to resist the foreign enemy, if the enemy came to invade Hanzhong, the enemy could be blocked outside the pass, unable to enter Hanzhong, the battle of Xingshi, Wang Ping resisted Cao Shuang's attack, this is the way.

However, Jiang Wei believes that although this method is in line with the meaning of "heavy door" in "Zhou Yi", it can resist the enemy, but it cannot obtain great results. It is better to let the enemy army enter Yangping Pass, and the Shu army retreats to the two cities of Han and Le, leaving heavy troops to guard the important passes, and then sending an army to fight guerrillas, specifically attacking the weak links of the enemy army.

In this way, the supply line of the enemy army can be lengthened, and it is impossible to get food and grass replenishment on the spot, and in the long run, the enemy army is exhausted, and when it is returned, the defenders of Zhucheng and the guerrilla army will take the opportunity to attack together, so that the enemy army can be annihilated.

Therefore, he ordered Hu Ji, the governor of Hanzhong, to guard Hanshou, Wang Han, the superintendent of the army, to guard Lecheng, and Jiang Bin, the protector of the army, to guard Hancheng, and to set up sieges in Xi'an, Jianwei, Wuwei, Shimen, Wucheng, Jianchang, and Linyuan to prepare for a strong enemy.

With Jiang Wei's strategy and tactics, Shu Han has achieved a lot of achievements and plundered many generals and female dependents of the army, but under Jiang Wei's strict constraints, he did not violate military regulations and wreak havoc on women.

Once, his subordinates sent a girl to Jiang Wei, saying that she was the maid of the concubine of the enemy general's army, and let Jiang Wei be included as a concubine.

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In the sixth year of Jingyao (263), Zhong Hui attacked Shu and led a large army to besiege the two cities of Han and Le, which could not be captured for a long time. Zhong Hui was impatient and wrote a letter to Jiang Bin, the son of Jiang Wan, who was stationed in Seoul, urging him to surrender, but was refused.

At this time, Jiang Shuxian, the guard of the pass, surrendered, and Fu Yi died in battle.

Zhong Hui then left only the light army to surround Seoul, and led the army to drive straight in.

Jiang Wei's military arrangement failed due to the improper use of personnel by the imperial court (Jiang Shu was originally the governor of Wuxing, and because he did not perform much during his tenure, he was sent to the pass to help the governor of Guanzhong, Fu Tong, guard the pass).

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After Liu Chan surrendered to Deng Ai, Jiang Wei, who was holding the Sword Pavilion, was ordered to surrender to Zhonghui. Jiang Wei had no choice but to lead the army to raise the white flag to Zhonghui.

Zhong Hui asked Jiang Wei: "Why are you late?" ”

Jiang Wei cried with a stern expression and said, "It's too fast now." ”

Zhong Hui was very surprised by this, and valued Jiang Wei's character very much, and asked Jiang Wei to continue to lead his original army.

However, Jiang Wei persuaded Zhong Hui to support his troops and become the king of Shu.

So, Zhong Hui first framed Deng Ai for rebellion, Sima Zhao sent people to detain Deng Ai, and Zhong Hui entered Chengdu and claimed to be Yizhou Mu.

Zhong Hui wanted Jiang Wei to lead 50,000 people as the vanguard to defeat Sima Zhao, and Jiang Wei wanted to use Zhong Hui's hand to kill all the Wei generals first, and then kill Zhong Hui to revive Shu Han.

But Zhong Hui's attempt to kill Wei Jiang was lost, and he was killed along with Jiang Wei.

Wei was very angry at Jiang Wei's strategy, and after Jiang Wei's death, he dissected Jiang Wei's body and found that Jiang Wei was as bold as a fight.

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Commemorative for posterity.

Pingxiang Building:

Pingxiang Building is located in Jiangqing Temple, Chengnan Street, Lushan County, Sichuan Province.

Ancestral shrine to the three kingdoms of Shu Han famous general Pingxiang Marquis Jiang Wei, the Republic of China period villagers have held here the "altar" activities, so it is also known as Jiang Qinglou.

It was originally built in the Northern Song Dynasty, and the existing building was rebuilt in the tenth year of Ming orthodoxy (1445). It is a temple-type wooden structure building, the floor plane is square, built on the pedestal of 0.2 meters high, the floor is 14.1 meters wide in five rooms, 10 meters in depth, the building is 24 meters high, the construction area is 202 square meters, one floor and one bottom, the triple eaves rest on the top of the mountain, there is a cloister around the building, the bucket arch is huge, it is a quarter of the column height.

Jiang Weicheng:

On the top of the cliff on the right side of the Sword Gate Pass, there is a shrub jungle. Three stone walls are volleyed in the air, like knives and axes, and only one side has a narrow road that leads to Dajian Mountain. This jungle flat land is like a natural city, which can garrison tens of thousands of soldiers. It was Jiang Wei's condescending "barracks" guarding the Jianmen garrison.

The local people call this place "Yingpanzui", also called "Jiang Weicheng". Later, the soldiers of all dynasties guarded the sword gate and set up camp here. There are ruins of castles and trenches.

In addition, there is a Jiang Wei cave on the right side of the mountain in the Jianmen Pass, there is a Jiang Wei well on the Niutou Mountain outside the pass, there is Jiang Wei Miao in the camp mouth in the pass, as well as Jiang Wei tomb, Jiang Gong Bridge and so on.

Ancient stone carvings:

According to legend, it was opened by the Shu general Jiang Wei in the Three Kingdoms, and in the sixth year of the Yanxi reign of the Shu Han Dynasty, Wenshan Pingkang rebelled, and Jiang Wei led his troops to the crusade. Jiang Wei entered Pingkang (now in Heishui County) along the Zagu River, and crossed Putou Mountain from the old Lifan County into Heishui Avenue Machanggou and entered Pingkang.

There is an inscription on the "Passage Record" of the Hui Prefecture Thorn History Jiang Xiangda Heavy Governance of the Old Road in the ninth year of the Sui Kaihuang Emperor in the ninth year of the Sui Dynasty, and the "Passage Record" records that since Jiang Wei of the Three Kingdoms opened the Plank Road of Putou Mountain, because the road has been abandoned for a long time, the Huizhou Thorn History sent people to re-govern the old road.

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Jiang Wei in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" was raised a little.

Jiang Wei in "Three Kingdoms" is underestimated.

In terms of talent, Deng Ai admits that Jiang Wei is a hero for a while, and Zhong Hui thinks that he is enough to compare with Xiahou Xuan and Zhuge Dan - the latter two, especially Zhuge Dan, have done many earth-shaking things.

As for what others have to say, it goes without saying.

In terms of being a person, Jiang Wei belongs to the stream whose heart is higher than the sky. His family has no money to spare, not necessarily perfect and incorruptible, but he has no material desires, but is bent on pursuing his own goals. For better or worse, to say that he is a thorough idealist should be pretty much the same.

His talent is not as good as Zhuge Liang, and he is not ashamed. The whole three kingdoms are also one Zhuge Liang.

He continued to go on expeditions to the north, winning and losing, and his persistence did not have to be doubted at least.

One of his major controversies was "reckless use of force". However, the truth is: few people realize how much control Jiang Wei was before Jiang Wanfeiyi's death; In the following years, how was he suppressed by Huang Hao and others in the DPRK. This is something that many people rarely mention.

Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition also had the purpose of balancing the relationship between the Shuzhong faction and the Jingzhou faction; Jiang Wei is a general in Longxi, and the internal relationship with Shu Han is even more complicated. In fact, in addition to Huang Hao, Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan is also targeted - unlike what many people imagine, the relationship between Zhuge Zhan and Jiang Wei is not so good.

Therefore, Jiang Wei is actually a man in the cracks: he is talented, and there is nothing to find fault with in his personal morality, but what falls into his hands is a big situation that Zhuge Liang cannot reverse, as well as the constant struggle within the court.

But until the end, Shu Han did not die in his hands - even in the face of the pressure of the Wei army, he himself was in the middle of the siege, and was surrounded and blocked by Deng Ai layer by layer, he still perfectly killed the Yinping Bridge, shook Zhuge Xu, returned to the Sword Pavilion, and guarded Zhonghui, which simply destroyed most of Wei's plan for the westward expedition.

In the end, Shu Han died in Deng Ai's legendary sneak attack. Zhong will be in the Sword Pavilion, but he still can't move Jiang Wei.

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Originally, this was the end of it, even if it ended like this, Jiang Wei could be regarded as doing his best for Han. But after the demise of Shu Han, Jiang Wei was still planning the great cause of revival. He persuaded Zhong Hui to get Deng Ai, and said in the secret recital to Liu Chan: "May Your Majesty endure the humiliation for a few days, and the ministers want to restore peace to the society, and restore sight to the sun and the moon." ”

In the end, the plan failed, but within a day, Zhong Hui, Deng Ai and himself were dragged to death. He managed to survive until the last moment of Shu Han.

In fact, it is hard to imagine: to what extent does a person have to be persistent in order to continue to impact fate in such a long time, in such a narrow crack, and in such an irreversible general trend? In terms of persistence alone, he is really better than Zhuge Liang.

The first three kingdoms are more legendary than the latter three kingdoms, not because the talents of the latter three kingdoms are withering - in fact, the latter three kingdoms have a lot of all-round characters, but most of them are too smart.

Jiang Wei's prominence lies not necessarily in his talent—although Zhong Hui also admits that he is great—but in the brilliance of his unyielding, persistent, and burning character when he had the former Three Kingdoms.

(Jiang) Wei died, and Han died.