Those who are familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms are certainly not unfamiliar with Sun Quan, the Emperor of Eastern Wu, and will not be unfamiliar with the successive governors of Eastern Wu. Eastern Wu successively served as the highest military commander, first Zhou Yu, then Lu Su, then Lü Meng, and Later Lu Xun, known as the four british generals of Eastern Wu, and also a well-known figure in history. So, from the selection of successive governors, can you see any changes in Sun Quan's ruling policy? In this article, we will analyze and analyze.
As we said in previous articles, Sun Quan's jiangdong cause of succeeding his father and brother was not a local political group, but a foreign political force that ruled this part of Jiangdong. By the time Sun Quan took over, in fact, within the Jiangdong Group, there were already 3 kinds of forces intertwined and balanced.
These three forces are: Huaisi military forces, exile forces, and local forces in Jiangdong (the previous article has an introduction to these three forces). In the early days of Sun Quan's succession, Zhou Yu was the absolute representative of the huaisi military forces, and Zhang Zhao was the absolute representative of the exile forces. When Sun Quan was orphaned and widowed, and there was no one to rely on, Zhou Yu and Zhang Zhao were also like Optimus Prime, helping Sun Quan through the difficulties.
As an early military general of the Eastern Wu (Jiangdong) clique, Zhou Yu's line between him and the other two forces was more obvious, while Lu Su was different.
We know that Lu Su is not a native of Jiangdong, he was a native of Jiangxi at that time, the reason why he came to Sun Quan's side was through Zhou Yu's introduction, Xiaobian estimated that Zhou Yu and Lu Su should be good friends, before Zhou Yu also borrowed grain from Lu Su!
We know that when the Huaisi military forces followed Sun Jian and Sun Ce before, they were also in jiangxi's generation, so Lu Su and the Huaisi military forces had a common language; Lu Su was originally a literati, that is to say, he was a scholar class, and he also came to this place in Jiangdong from other places, so he also had some relations with these people in exile; Lu Su himself was very opposed to Yuan Shu at that time, plus Yuan Shu was called emperor, Lu Su was very opposed, and the natives of Jiangdong were also very opposed to Yuan Shu. Therefore, the political positions of Lu Su and the local people in Jiangdong are relatively consistent, so he and the local forces in Jiangdong also have a common language.
It seems that Lu Su is a person who shares a common language with these three forces and can speak. The identities of Lu Su and Zhou Yu are completely different, because Zhou Yu is the absolute commander of the military group and the absolute military force of Huaisi. Later, after Zhou Yu's death, Lu Su served as a military commander, and Lu Su seemed to be a bridge between these three forces, both as a military commander, with the identity of a scholar and the political position of local forces.
Later, Lü Meng was different from Lu Su.
Lü Meng is not from Jiangdong, nor is he from Jiangxi, he is a native of Fupi, Runan, or a native of Lüjiagang, Funan, Anhui Province today, which has nothing to do with the natives of Jiangdong; we know that Lü Meng is a rough man, who did not like to read since childhood, and after knowing that he was later called a military general, after Sun Quan preached several times, he learned to read and study, and also came up with an idiom "Wuxia Amon", which shows that Lü Meng is not an intellectual, and has nothing to do with the group of scholars; although Lü Meng was an early army that participated in Sun Ce, However, at first, he was only a small soldier, not a leader, and he became the main leader until the time of Sun Quan.
If Lu Su and the three Jiangdong forces can speak, then Lü Meng can't speak with the three Jiangdong forces, and he is a simple person.
Speaking of Lu Xun, it is relatively simple, Lu Xun is a native of Wu County, Wu County, which is now a native of Suzhou, Jiangsu. When there were four major families in the Jiangdong area, namely Yu, Wei, Gu and Lu, Lu Xun was an authentic Jiangdong native.
During the war, the barrel of the gun is the core of the regime, and when we look at the military generals in Jiangdong, from the first person Zhou Yu, to Lu Su and Lü Meng, to Lu Xun, the barrel of the gun is from the absolute hands of his own people, step by step to the hands of the locals, what does this mean?
It can be explained that the road of the Sun family's founding of the country is the road of gradual Jiangdongization, from a regime established by an outsider relying on military strength to a regime that relies on the local family clan, and Lu Su and Lü Meng just helped Sun Quan and successfully transitioned to Lu Su.s hands.
The above analysis is only the conclusion we have come to when we look back at history, but was this the case at that time? Did Sun Quan have such a consideration? We don't know now. Perhaps at that time, it was only a two-way choice between monarchs and subjects that led to such a result, and perhaps this was the political line that Sun Quan had long formulated in his heart. Which one do you think is more likely? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area, thank you.
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