After surrendering to Sima Zhao, was Liu Chan, the conquered king, really unwilling to miss Shu?

In the later period of the Three Kingdoms, the division of the world into three parts seemed to be the general trend. However, since the death of Zhuge Liang, only Jiang Wei was left struggling to support the Shu Kingdom, and the decline of the Shu Han regime was inevitable. The Wei State, which had been watching eagerly from the side for a long time, took the opportunity to invade. In 263 AD, the Wei State army divided into three groups and reached the capital of Shu State. Liu Chan, the later leader, surrendered to Wei State under the advice of his ministers, and the Shu Han regime separated from one side. perish.

After Liu Chan surrendered, he was treated relatively well by the Sima family. He was provided with fine clothing and food, and he did not have to manage political affairs. This made him, who was already enjoying himself, even make a joke of "not wanting to miss Shu". However, the people far away in Shu were not so lucky.

At that time, it was Zhong Hui and Deng Ai who took the lead in the invasion of Shu. At that time, Deng Ai led a strange army, took a small road into Shu, and arrived at the capital of Shu. After his lord Liu Chan surrendered, Deng Ai took credit for his own merits and acted arrogantly, even ignoring his general Zhong Hui. Zhong Hui, who held military power, had already had evil intentions after occupying Shu. In order to deceive the Sima family, he took advantage of Deng Ai's affairs and secretly reported to the court that Deng Ai had the intention of treason.

Sima Zhao, who was far away in the imperial court, paid great attention to this, so he ordered Deng Ai to be arrested and sent to Luoyang. But as soon as Deng Ai's prison car left, Zhong Hui couldn't hold it any longer. Coupled with Jiang Wei's constant temptation, Zhong Hui declared a rebellion. I want to use the danger of Shu to separate one side and build a second Shu kingdom. However, Zhong Hui's foothold was not stable, and after Sima Zhao heard about Zhong Hui's rebellion, he immediately went out to fight in person, leading 100,000 troops and horses. With great momentum, he quickly put down this rebellion, and the mastermind Zhong Hui died as a result. In the chaos of the army.

However, Shu is easy to defend but difficult to attack. After Zhong Hui's death, his original subordinates were leaderless and no one could effectively restrain them. So the rebels took advantage of the power vacuum in Shu to cause chaos everywhere, and Shu became a mess.

The rebels massacred the people wantonly, and also massacred all the family members of the former Shu Kingdom. The family members of the prince and famous general Jiang Wei of Shu naturally could not escape the fate of being massacred. Especially some generals who had an old grudge against Shu, such as Pang Hui, the son of Pang De. In order to avenge Guan Yu for killing his father, after entering Shu, Pang Hui took this opportunity to kill all the descendants of the Guan clan. Kill them all.

The rebels burned, killed and looted, almost turning Shu, the kingdom of heaven at that time, into a purgatory on earth. This chaos lasted for several days. Sima Zhao was worried about causing a greater disturbance, so he ordered the nearby general Sima Guan to suppress it and restrain the generals, so that the situation gradually calmed down.