After Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan checked the bottom of his house, and he found out why he was so angry that he slapped the table?

When it comes to Zhuge Liang, everyone will certainly not feel strange. Zhuge Liang was Zhuge Liang's chancellor during the Three Kingdoms period, and he was also an outstanding politician and military figure. In his early years, he followed his father to Jingzhou. After his father's death, he lived in seclusion in Xiangyang. Later, he helped Liu Bei to assist in the great cause, and his prestige spread far and wide.

The White Emperor's city of Tuoguo allowed Zhuge Liang to start the road to support the Later Han lord Liu Chan. It is not obvious that Liu Chan's wind evaluation in history is not particularly good, and even has the title of Liu Adou. As far as Zhuge Liang's support is concerned, if a person is a mediocre himself, then no matter how good the support is, it is impossible for Liu Chan to stand at the forefront of history and carry forward the Shu kingdom, and Liu Chan actually listened to the rumors of others after Zhuge Liang's death. He actually wanted to dig up Zhuge Liang's grave to see how much wealth Zhuge Liang really had.

Zhuge Liang once left a last word that after his death, he was buried in Hanzhong, and there was no need to build a magnificent tomb, nor did he need people and funeral objects, and he could wear ordinary clothes and be buried. Legend has it that when Zhuge Liang was alive, he once wrote to the emperor to show his family property, there were only 800 mulberry trees and 15 hectares of land in the family, in addition to nothing else, he wore clothes given by the imperial court in his life, as for his son, he supported himself at home, without any idle property.

When everyone reported to Liu Chan that there were only these things, he was furious and kicked the table down in anger, because he suspected Zhuge Liang, did not trust Zhuge Liang, he hated himself so much that he doubted Zhuge Liang's loyalty. In order to express his apologies, Liu Chan entrusted Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan with a heavy responsibility.