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Which dynasty was Zhuge Liang from?

Eastern Han Dynasty

Zhuge Liang, a strategist and politician in the Shu and Han Dynasties, was named Kong Ming. There is also the character Kong Ming in Water Margin, who is one of the 100 generals in Liangshan, ranking 62nd, located in the Earth Star. In 220 AD, princes rose up and the world was in dispute. In the beautiful bamboo forest and thatched cottage, a middle-aged man wore a nylon scarf and held a feather fan in his hand. He is in the thatched cottage, and his heart is connected with the world. He looked at the rise and fall, and his heart was full of rivers and mountains. He said, "People and people win the world." Therefore, the story of three kingdoms, which is based on three visits, has created a generation of great men. The following is a record of Zhuge Liang in the Detailed Interpretation of the History of the Three Kingdoms, which is very good. If you want to know the characters of the Three Kingdoms, I suggest you buy A Detailed Interpretation of the History of the Three Kingdoms. Zhuge Liang was an ordinary scribe before he came out of the mountain. He had no grudge against Cao Cao and had no contact with Sun Quan.

Zhuge Liang lived in 227. Twenty-seven years before 207 A.D. was the preparation stage of his self-cultivation and determination to use the world. After his success, he did not go north to Cao Cao, nor did he go south to surrender to Sun Quan. But to assist Liu Bei, who is "a minor celebrity". This is of course an objective Harada, but it is no accident. The reason why he chose the road of rejuvenating the Han Dynasty shows that he is an orthodox thinker who adheres to feudal principles and advocates Confucian loyalty and morality. The twenty-seven years from 207 to 234 A.D. was the stage of knowing Ge Liang and being loyal to Shu Han. Both the former master and the later master trusted him very much. He doesn't follow Confucian dogma. He respects the king, but does not harass foreigners. He made a southern tour to appease foreigners and implemented the best ethnic policy among the three countries. He knows the law and violates the law, and he is upright and upright. He runs the army with Wu and fights to the last breath with the selfless dedication of "doing his best and dying". His spirit of loyalty to the monarch and benefiting the people was deeply loved by Shu people before his death, and was admired by later generations for a long time after his death, which became the heritage of China traditional culture.