In those turbulent times, Game of Thrones was in full swing. Liu Bei, a descendant of the Han dynasty from humble origins, was eager to restore the majesty of the Han dynasty, but he was faced with a sharp question: Why didn't his clansmen fully support him? In that era when there were many gates, birth became the key to everything, and Liu Bei's situation was too difficult. Let's find out why.
We have to be honest, Lao Liu, a descendant of the Han family, is indeed very depressed. Although his ancestor Liu Sheng was the emperor of the Han Dynasty, the Liu family, but in Liu Bei's generation, the family was poor. It is said that Liu Bei and his mother relied on weaving felts to make a living at home, and the days were tight.
Therefore, Lao Liu's background in that era of rampant gate valves could not be lower. If you look at other people's families, like the Cao family or something, that's what makes a portal famous. Cao Cao's ancestor was Cao Teng, the great eunuch who personally supported the emperor, and his father Cao Song even worshiped the eunuch. With such a generous family background, of course, you can get a lot of resources and people with just a beckon.
Poor Liu Bei, his background is completely incomparable with Cao Cao's heaven and earth. So from the very beginning, it was difficult for Liu Bei to gain the support and followers of powerful local people. Except for those poor boys who had the same ill-fated fate as him, like Guan Zhang and the others, few people were willing to follow this boy with a bleak future.
Because in everyone's opinion, Lao Liu's background is okay, but the most important thing is that he is not a person who loves to read at all. Whether you can be an official and a personal respect in that era largely depends on whether you have cultural literacy and knowledge. Look at Yuan Shao, although his family is not a top family, but he has nothing to say about that knowledge, and he should just be elected as the leader of the alliance.
As for Lao Liu, don't look at him to that point, but he had no interest in reading when he was young. He loves to play, he likes horses and dogs the most, and he dresses up beautifully. Although he still worshipped the great Confucian Lu Zhi as his teacher, probably because of his unwillingness to learn, it seems that he is not good at learning. Otherwise, how could it be that even a master like Lu Zhi hadn't given him a little recommendation?
Alas, Lao Liu, Lao Liu, if you had worked hard to read and write back then, you might have been courteous to the court like a literati, and then you would have been able to get ahead. It's a pity you've missed this path.
Having said that, a descendant of the Han family who has never read a book, has a poor and sour background, and has no power in his family, do you think his clan relatives can support him? At that time, in the era when there were many gate valves, who would want to follow such a poor boy with a bright future to take risks?
Isn't it because Lao Liu has almost no powerful supporters along the way? That's why he can only rely on a group of shabby soldiers with a similar fate to him, and rely on simple and simple people to form an army. Do you think, even if the country is really laid down in the end, what benefits can these small characters who can't get on the stage get?
Therefore, for those clansmen in Lao Liu's family, who are still relatively wealthy, it is better to stay at home and live a stable life than to risk their lives to follow Lao Liu, a guy who is in danger. Don't underestimate these clansmen, they are all shrewd and capable.
For example, Liu Zijing, the uncle of Lao Liu, advised Liu Bei back then, saying that he couldn't do anything wrong, so as not to cause death. Another example is Lao Liu's other uncle, Liu Yuanqi, although he will sponsor Lao Liu to go to school, it does not mean that he will support him to rebel. You see, even Lao Liu's cousin Liu Deran's attitude towards his rise is not much recorded in the history books. It can be seen that except for those few like-minded cronies, Lao Liu did not receive much support within the family at all.
In fact, Liu Bei's situation is also pitiful. A down-and-out Han royal descendant, with a family of four walls, penniless, and lacking a profound educational background, can only rely on a little business funding, and wander around with a few shabby soldiers, which is really too miserable.
If you want me to say, Lao Liu shouldn't be too those clansmen to follow him. After all, in that cruel era, the interests of the family were undoubtedly the most important, and everyone wanted to live a stable and safe life, so why did they have to risk their lives? Even if they are relatives of the emperor and the country, in the end, I am afraid that they will just change the soup but not the medicine.
Throughout history, even if the crown prince is supported by his own hands, how many of them can really realize their long-cherished wishes? What's more, it's just an out-and-out poor relative. Therefore, even if Lao Liu really worked hard to the end in the end, after the turbulent era, his country should also change owners. This is a ruthless portrayal of history, which makes people sigh. #头条首发大赛#