Zhuge Liang (181 - 234), also known as Kongming, was a statesman, military strategist, inventor, and writer of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. He was known as the wise man of the ages. He had countless plans in his life. 1. Empty Fortress Strategy: During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang came up with an empty fortress strategy when Liu Bei besieged Chengdu. Cao Cao mistakenly thought that Chengdu was empty and ordered the burning of the camp. In the end, he successfully defended Chengdu. 2. Grass Boat Borrowing Arrows: This was one of Zhuge Liang's famous military strategies. During the Battle of Red Cliff, he used the advantage of the weather and terrain to prevent Cao Cao's arrows from hitting Sun Quan's ship and successfully defeated Cao Cao. 3. The memorial to the throne: This was a memorial that Zhuge Liang provided to Liu Bei after he visited the thatched cottage three times. He expressed his loyalty to Liu Bei and his suggestions on governing the country. This memorial was known as a "famous piece of history". 4. Chain stratagem: This was a chain stratagem used by Zhuge Liang when Liu Bei attacked Dongwu. He made use of Sun Quan's wife and sister Sun Shangxiang's relationship to make Sun Quan relax his attack on Dongwu and finally successfully besiege Dongwu. 5. The Empty Fortress Strategy: Zhuge Liang came up with the Empty Fortress Strategy when Liu Bei besieged Chengdu. He made Cao Cao think that Chengdu was empty and ordered the burning of the camp. In the end, he successfully defended Chengdu. Zhuge Liang was a legendary politician, military strategist, and inventor. His life was full of schemes. He was a wise man who was praised as a "good strategy for thousands of years." His story and spirit had always inspired future generations.
Zhuge Liang's three nemeses were Sima Yi, Cao Zhen, and Zhou Yu. Sima Yi was Zhuge Liang's greatest enemy in the Northern Expedition. His defensive strategy forced Zhuge Liang to retreat and finally defeated Zhuge Liang in the fifth Northern Expedition. Cao Zhen was Cao Cao's adopted son. He had fought Zhuge Liang many times during the Northern Expedition and had a deep understanding of Zhuge Liang's schemes. Zhou Yu was a capable general of the State of Wu. He cooperated with Zhuge Liang to fight against Sun Quan, the enemy of the State of Wu. However, he had a conflict with Zhuge Liang because of his jealousy of Zhuge Liang's talent. These three people had brought troubles and challenges to Zhuge Liang's career and life.
Zhuge Liang's Three Fire Bursts meant that Zhuge Liang had consumed his lifespan in three fire attacks, causing him to die without being able to extend his life through the Seven Star Lamps. These three fire attacks were to burn Bowang Slope, Xinye, and Rattan Armor Soldiers. Zhuge Liang was a top strategist during the Three Kingdoms period. He was good at using fire attack tactics. Fire attack was a cruel tactic that usually caused the most casualties. As a result, Zhuge Liang consumed a large amount of his lifespan when he used the fire attack. In the end, he could not extend his life through the Seven Star Lamp and died.
There was no clear answer to the question of who Zhuge Liang was reincarnated into. There were some legends and folk tales about Zhuge Liang's previous life in the search results, but there was no mention of who he was reincarnated into in the future. Therefore, according to the information provided, I don't know who Zhuge Liang reincarnated into in his future life.
Zhuge Liang had been defeated once in his life. This time, they were defeated in the first northern expedition. Ma Su lost Jieting, which led to the defeat of the war. Although Zhuge Liang did not personally participate in the command of this battle, as the supreme commander, his wrong decision in the entire battle and the wrong use of Ma Su led to the defeat. Other than that, Zhuge Liang had won other battles or had not participated in the command.
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Zhuge Liang (181 - 234), also known as Kongming, was one of the founding fathers of the Shu Han Dynasty. He was regarded as an outstanding politician, strategist, inventor, and writer in Chinese history. The main events in Zhuge Liang's life included: 1. Northern Expedition: After Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang replaced Liu Bei to preside over the government affairs of Shu Han and planned the Northern Expedition to Cao Wei to finally successfully seize the Central Plains. 2. The Empty City Stratagem: During Zhuge Liang's second Northern Expedition, his army was carrying out military operations in an empty city but was eventually seen through by Sima Yi, resulting in the Empty City Stratagem. 3. Grass Boat Borrowing Arrows: During Zhuge Liang's third Northern Expedition, he borrowed arrows from Cao Cao and used the rain of arrows to defeat Cao Cao's army in the Battle of Red Cliff. 4. Dedication: Zhuge Liang's outstanding performance in the government and military affairs of Shu Han made him the leader of Shu Han. However, he was forced to resign from his political position due to health problems. After that, he dedicated himself to Liu Bei until his death. Zhuge Liang was an inventor. He invented many practical items such as the wooden ox, the flowing horse, the Kongming lantern, the crossbow, etc. These inventions had a high status in Chinese history. These events made Zhuge Liang a highly respected and legendary figure in Chinese history.
Zhuge Liang was a famous statesman, strategist, and inventor in Chinese history. He was known as "Mr. Wolong". The following are some famous sayings, idioms, and stories about him: Famous quote: 1. Without learning, there is no way to expand one's talent. Without ambition, there is no way to achieve learning. Book of Commandments 2. To do one's best until one dies. Romance of the Three Kingdoms 3. Empty City Strategy: Zhuge Liang pretended to be sick on the city tower and ordered the soldiers to retreat, leaving an empty city. Sima Yi led the army to attack but unexpectedly found that the empty city could only retreat in the end. 4. Grass Boat Borrowing Arrows: In the Battle of Red Cliff, Zhuge Liang used the wind to shoot arrows at the bow of the boat, causing Cao Cao's army to misjudge the number of his troops and finally won the war. Idiom: 1. Devoted to one's duty: To describe one who is loyal to one's duty and does not spare any effort. 2. Empty City Strategy: It is used to describe those who are involved in the game and those who are not. 3. Borrowing the east wind: to describe the success of a scheme. 4. Calling a stag a horse: a metaphor for deliberately reversing black and white to confuse right and wrong. Story: 1. The Empty Fortress Stratagem: It tells the story of Zhuge Liang using the Empty Fortress Stratagem to deceive Sima Yi during the Battle of Red Cliff. 2. Grass Boat Borrowing Arrows: It tells the story of Zhuge Liang's use of the wind to shoot arrows at the bow of the ship in the Battle of Red Cliff, causing Cao Cao's army to misjudge the number of his troops and finally win the war. Borrowing the East Wind: It tells the story of Zhuge Liang borrowing the east wind to burn Cao Cao's boat during the Lantern Festival. 4. Calling a deer a horse: It tells the story of Cao Cao deliberately distorting black and white to confuse right and wrong when interrogating Zhuge Liang in an attempt to deceive Zhuge Liang.
Zhuge Liang was an outstanding politician, strategist, and inventor. He was known as one of the greatest wise men of the Three Kingdoms period. He was born in an ordinary peasant family, but he showed extraordinary wisdom and talent since he was young. Zhuge Liang was an ordinary scholar in his youth, but his interest in politics and military affairs made him leave his hometown and go to Chang 'an, the capital, to take the political examination. Although he did not pass the exam, his talent and reputation made him an official. Zhuge Liang had an outstanding political performance. He had served as an important official in Shu Han, including the prime minister and the general. He used his wisdom and talent to promote the political, economic, cultural, and military development of Shu Han. In terms of military affairs, Zhuge Liang was also an outstanding general. The army he led had won many important victories, including the empty city strategy, straw boats borrowing arrows, and other famous battles. Zhuge Liang's military talent and strategy made him one of the greatest military strategists in history. Other than that, Zhuge Liang was also an inventor. He invented many practical tools and equipment, including Kongming Lantern, Eight Trigrams Array, etc. These inventions had important historical significance and value for the society and people at that time. Zhuge Liang was a talented, virtuous, and accomplished person. His contribution and influence not only affected people at that time but also still affected people today.
Zhuge Liang mentioned Guo Youzhi, Fei Yi, Dong Yun, Chen Zhen, Zhang Yi, Jiang Wan, and Xiang Chong in the "List of Teachers."
Zhuge Liang's passage before his death was the Book of Commandments. Below was the original text: People are born to respect God, filial piety, loving mother, loving mother is the beginning of a good father. A good father gives birth to a loving mother, a loving mother, and a loving father. A good mother, a good father, a good son, a good father. Filial father, loving mother, virtuous grandson, respect father. It is the root of the virtue of respecting the father and loving the mother. People who are good at self-encouragement and good at self-encouragement can avoid mistakes. People who hate themselves will be demoted, and if they hate themselves, they will be able to avoid disaster. People who hate themselves and are good can not decline. People hate complacency and complacency, but if they hate complacency, they won't be able to live long. If people are good at accumulating themselves, they can be good. People hate to cut off their own lives, and if they hate themselves, they will be in trouble. If a man is evil and forsakes himself, he will be good and cannot be saved. Therefore, as a father, he should think about the affairs of the world, worry about the country and the people, and be conscientious as if he were walking on thin ice. As a mother, you should think of your children's feelings, love and gentleness, and raise your children into adults, as if they were cut, as if they were polished, as if they were polished, as if they were ground. As a son, you should think of your parents 'kindness and repay them. What should you do? Work hard, work hard!