Liu Chan surrendered voluntarily, which kept the courtiers safe. Why did Jiang Wei have a tragic ending?

Crushing Shu in history. At first, Liu Chan also listened to Jiang Wei's persuasion and chose to fight back with the strength of the whole country. The counterattack also failed repeatedly, which made Liu Chan waver. Hearing that Wei Jun was about to go to Enemy at the Gates, he followed the advice of ministers and chose Kaesong to surrender, which saved the safety of courtiers. However, Jiang Wei ended badly. Why?

According to historical records, the war was very difficult. In desperation, Jiang Wei received an order from the imperial court to surrender to Zhong Hui. The news came that all Jiang Wei's soldiers could not accept it. In addition, Shucheng is easy to defend but difficult to attack. If Liu Chan chooses to defend the city, it is estimated that he will wait for the rescue from the front. However, when Jiang Wei and others fought to the death, Liu Chan chose to surrender, which put these soldiers in a very embarrassing situation.

Jiang Weiben was a rebel of Wei. It's funny to fall to Shu first and then to Wei. In addition, Jiang Wei's men have a lot of military forces, which can be used by Jiang Wei. So at that time, Jiang Wei didn't obey Liu Chan's orders. He chose to fight to the death with Wei, and he still had the dream of restoring Shu. Liu Chan didn't want to resist, so he lived a rich life with peace of mind, and then he was happy. As a result, Jiang Wei had no allies, and he began to rebel against Zhong Hui.

Zhong Hui will execute Wargo, and he gradually has the ambition to be king. However, all his ministries are dissatisfied with the practice of Zhong Hui. Wargo, who was escorted away, was also rescued by soldiers, but eventually died in his own hands. As the chief culprit leading to the chaos in Wei Jun, Jiang Wei was naturally not tolerated by Wei people. He and his family were executed.