【三国志】諸葛亮を演義と正史で比較しながら徹底解説！

Shokatsuryo is on our side now, but he will become a threat to us in the future. Koumei... is dead. The way Shokatsuryo acts is strange. If you've ever heard of Sangokushi, you must have heard of Shokatsuryo or Shokatsu Koumei. And I think the image that many people who have read Sangokushi have of Shokatsuryo is that of a genius strategist. It's very attractive to see Ryubi Gentoku, who is a Shikun, supporting him with his brain and winning with a genius strategy in many battles, such as the Battle of the Stone Wall. However, the image of a genius strategist that everyone has of Shokatsuryo is shaped by the creation of Sangokushi's performance. Many of the episodes about Shokatsuryo told in Sangokushi's performance are fiction, and Shokatsuryo has been made into a genius strategist. Then, was Shokatsuryo actually not a genius strategist, but just an ordinary person? Let's compare the techniques of Sangokushi written by Jinji and the actual creation of Shokatsuryo. In the first place, Sangokushi's performance is a historical novel about the confrontation between Ryubi, Shokatsuryo, and the Shokkan camp, and the results of important battles and the end of the incident are based on facts. There are many characters and detailed episodes about the characters of the characters, such as the general public. It's like the Kingdom in modern times. In the Kingdom, there was an episode about the genius strategist, Riboku, taking the throne. Shokatsuryo was also given the character of a genius strategist, and many episodes symbolizing it were brought in. Now, let's find out the famous genius episode of Shokatsuryo and the hidden truth behind it. In 208, Shokatsuryo was impressed by Ryubi, who crossed himself three times and carried his own feet, and used them on Ryubi. This episode is a true story, and we can see Ryubi's mischief. Shokatsuryo used the famous Tenka-Sanbun-no-Kei technique against Ryubi's three spirits. And Shokatsuryo, who joined the Ryubi army, could not gain the trust of Kan'u, Chouhira, and Kozan, but in the battle of Hakuboha, he defeated a large army led by Kakoton and won the trust of the soldiers. This episode is the origin of the Kojiseigo, which means the intersection of water and fish. However, the battle of Hakuboha happened in 203. In other words, Shokatsuryo did not participate in this battle, and he did not even join the Ryubi army. After serving Ryubi, Shokatsuryo stopped serving as a backer of the army and Ryo no Touchi, and although it was important, it was only a simple activity. Therefore, in the play, as soon as he joined the Ryubi army, he played a role as a genius strategist of Shokatsuryo. In August 208, Ryuhyo, the lord of Keishu, died, and in September of the next year, Ryusou, who followed him, surrendered to Cao Cao. In order to understand the chaotic situation in Keishu, Roshiku came to Keishu in the name of Ryuhyo's request. Shokatsuryo, in the form of following Roshiku, turned to Cao Cao for cooperation to oppose him under Sonken. The famous episode here is that Shokatsuryo is in a fierce battle with the loyalists of the Sonken camp. In fact, the officials, including the lord of Keishu, advocated the surrender to Cao Cao. However, Roshiku and Shuyu, who were called by Roshiku, were the ones who suppressed the lord of Keishu's surrender theory and pushed Sonken into a decisive battle. Shokatsuryo did not exchange words with the loyalists of Keishu, but agreed with Sonken and formed an alliance. This activity also gives a slightly sober impression, but the majority of the loyalists were inclined to surrender theory, and the Ryubi army was extremely weak against Cao Cao's army. Considering that Sonken himself was also at a loss of choice, it can be thought that it was very difficult for Shokatsuryo to convince Sonken to form an alliance. In the extreme situation, it can be seen that Shokatsuryo had a very good negotiating power and presentation ability, And Shokatsuryo will participate in the battle of the stone wall with Shuyu, but this battle of the stone wall is not an exaggeration to say that it is one of the greatest shows of Shokatsuryo in the Three Kingdoms. I think there are three famous genius episodes in the battle of the stone wall of Shokatsuryo. The first is the scene where he obtained 100,000 arrows. Shuyu, the leader of the Go army, is anxious to see Shokatsuryo's talent. Shokatsuryo is on my side now, but he will definitely become a threat to Go later. I'll kill him while I can. Shokatsuryo-dono. Actually, I'm short of pearl arrows right now. I want you to procure 100,000 arrows in three days. I understand. Please leave it to me. It's impossible. There's no way I can achieve it. I'll take the blame for the big mouth and fire you. And Shokatsuryo loaded a large amount of straw dolls on the ship and set a night attack on Cao Cao's water army. Cao Cao's army continued to put arrows on the ship in the dark, and the released arrows pierced the straw dolls, and when they noticed, there were more than 100,000 arrows. This strategy is called the strategy of Cao Cao. To be honest, I think it's a guess, but this episode is of course not true. In a time of national crisis, Shu Yu is not a fool to make such a mess, and there is no record that Shokatsuryo was in Go's camp at this time. There is a theory, but in the battle of Sekiheki, Shu Yu, the Go army led by Teifu, had 20,000 to 30,000 soldiers, and the Keishu army led by Ryubi had about 10,000 soldiers. Therefore, it is normal to think that Shokatsuryo was taking the command of the Ryubi army. The second famous episode is that Shokatsuryo blew the wind of the east-south by Kito, and led the strategy of Shu Yu to success. This story is also a masterpiece, and if you think about it in modern common sense, it is impossible that the wind direction changes by Kito. In modern novels, Shokatsuryo is good at weather observation, and when he knew that the wind direction was changing, he raised the morale of the soldiers, and showed the power that exceeded the manpower of Go's shogun, and had the intention of conquering. However, there is no record that Shokatsuryo did Kito in Seishi Sangokushi, and as I mentioned earlier, he was taking the command of the Ryubi army. The third episode is that Shokatsuryo perfectly read the path of the Sousou army, and placed the Chougun, Chouhi, and Kanu to corner the Sousou army. It is written that the Ryubi army and the Sousou army pursued the Sousou army in Go's Shu Yuden, but there is no record that Shokatsuryo was hiding the Fukuhei. In the play of Sangokushi, there is a composition called the Ryubi army, who fight with stone walls and wait as Fukuhei, but in fact, the Ryubi army also had its own force, and there was no room for the Sousou army to play with the army. Sousou, with the most trusted Soujin as a bait, stopped the pursuit of Shu Yu and Ryubi in Koryo. The scene where Kanu misses Sousou is a touching episode of Sangokushi's performance, but it is a little lonely that there was no such bait. In the play of Sangokushi, it is depicted that Shokatsuryo led the battle of stone walls to victory, but in fact, he did not play such a flashy role. However, unlike the depiction of the performance, the Ryubi army and the Go army fought by laying joint frontiers with stone walls, and in order to cooperate, the Ryubi army and the Go army held a meeting together. In that case, Shokatsuryo was involved in each of the detailed strategies that were necessary for victory, and he may have played an indispensable role After the battle of stone walls, in the play of Sangokushi, Shokatsuryo and Shu Yu went around the Ryoyu of Keishu and fought a fierce brain war, but Shu Yu, who was overwhelmed by Shokatsuryo's strategies, vomited blood due to the wound from the battle with Sojin. I think the line of Shu Yu is famous. In fact, there was a confrontation between the Ryubi army and the Sonken army In fact, there was no direct conflict such as Shokatsuryo pushing Shu Yu out and Koryo running away. However, there must have been a bloody battle between Shokatsuryo, who led the military strategy of the Ryubi army, and Shu Yu, who led the military strategy In fact, when the Ryubi invaded Ekishu, Shokatsuryo invaded Ekishu with Chouhi and Chounra and won all the battles. In the play of Sangokushi, the scene of Shoku and Choujin rebelling in Saku is mainly depicted. The main story of Ekishu is also amazing, but the greatest achievement of Shokatsuryo in Ekishu was not there. Shokatsuryo made a law with Rigen and Hosei after Ekishu escaped. Shokuka was a law to control soldiers and commoners, and it was quite strict, but it was very fair and there was no dissatisfaction from the people. From the point of view of the people, Ryubi was an invader who took Ekishu from Ryusho, and he had to collect the orders of the people rather than Ryusho era. It is not easy to create a law in both military and political aspects and in the situation of a mountain of problems. In history, there are many bad things but Shokatsuryo is an excellent politician who played a key role. After Ryubi's death, Shokatsuryo started to move Shoku's military and politics. After Ryubi's death, the first place Shokatsuryo showed was the famous Nanban expedition. Shokatsuryo stopped the rebellion and went to suppress the rebel king Moukaku. After that, Moukaku was taken alive by Chiryaku. Finally, Moukaku surrendered and the rebellion stopped. This is the story. Of course, there are many stories, but first of all, Moukaku doesn't appear in Seishi Sangokushi. However, Moukaku has a record in Kaiyou Sangokushi and Haishoushi's Sangokushi. You can see the record of Hichishou Shichikin's Kojidori. However, Moukaku is not a member of Nanban, but a Kanjin. Moukaku tried to rebel against Shoku because of Yougai. After Yougai's death, Moukaku fought against Shokatsuryo as a leader. We can say for sure that Shokatsuryo completely stopped the rebellion However, Moukaku used a special tank to kill Moujuu and attacked Toko army. This is a fiction. Nanban stopped the rebellion of Shokatsuryo because of the reduction of military power and the increase of taxes. Shokatsuryo is the place where Shokatsuryo is aiming to conquer Gi. In the first conquest, Shokatsuryo's Shoku army continued the offensive, but Gi's reinforcements came from Chouan. Shokatsuryo dispatched Bashoku to Gaitei and stopped the reinforcements. However, Bashoku didn't follow Shokatsuryo's order and set up a camp on the mountain and lost the battle because of the waterway. Shokatsuryo's army was attacked and lost. So Shokatsuryo decided to retreat. When Shokatsuryo entered Seijo, he opened all the gates and waited for Gi's army on the mountain. Gi's army was afraid of the reinforcements and ordered to retreat. Shoku's army was able to retreat safely. This is a famous strategy as an aerial attack, but there is no record that Shokatsuryo used an aerial attack in Seijo. Shokatsuryo made a quick decision and moved Seijo's people to Shoku. It means that Shokatsuryo was able to retreat with a lot of time. At 2 o'clock and 3 o'clock, Shokatsuryo went to Hokubatsu and defeated Gi's commander, Soushin, but Soushin was confused and his army was weak, so he went to Hokubatsu. He sent a letter that made Soushin a fool and made him die. This story is also famous, but this series of events has a lot of twists. First, Soushin became a Kama Seino of Shokatsuryo and was a rival of Shokatsuryo, a play's leading role. However, Soushin was the one from 1 o'clock to 3 o'clock in Hokubatsu. Shibai didn't even participate until 4 o'clock in Hokubatsu. Soushin knew Shokatsuryo well, but on the contrary, Shokatsuryo took away Bu and Inpei army from Gi, so Shokatsuryo's rival was definitely Soushin. And the battle between Shokatsuryo and Shibai started from the battle of Kizan at 4 o'clock in Hokubatsu. The battle of Kizan was a direct battle, but Gi's army wanted to attack, so Shibai had no choice but to attack. However, Shokatsuryo, who was waiting for Gi's army, defeated Gi's army and invited Choukou, who was the name of Gi's army, to Mokumondo. However, the battle of Kizan ended in an unexpected way. Rigen, who was in charge of supplying the Shoku army, made a fake banner to prevent his retreat and sent it to Shokatsuryo to hide his rebellion. Shokatsuryo was preparing to retreat, but he was caught by Gi's army. Shokatsuryo decided to kill Gien, whose rebellious attitude was conspicuous and shoot Shibai to prevent Gi's pursuit. Shokatsuryo ordered Gien to invite Shibai to Jouhoukoku, but Gien and Moro were trapped in the valley and set fire. However, at the end of the night, it suddenly started to rain, so Shibai and Gien killed each other. Shokatsuryo was cornered by Gien and punished him by putting the blame on Batai. This is the end of the 4th Hokubatsu. What was the actual content? In conclusion, except for the retreat that tried to kill both Gien and Shibai, it was mostly true, and it is also true that Choukou was killed. Choukou was the real No. 2 in the battle against Shokusensen, so it can be said that Shokatsuryo's Daikinboshi killed Choukou. As for the creation of the retreat, there are two intentions. One is Gien's impression manipulation. Don't you have the image that Gien is arrogant and has a shallow reputation? However, the actual Gien was a man who was excellent in military command and strategic planning. The talent entrusted to Liu Bei at a young age was not for nothing. In fact, Gien was against Chouan attack and Shokatsuryo, Even if Shokatsuryo could not achieve the best of Kanwo-cho, which is the purpose of the North Execution, and Gien's plan was correct, the result was inevitable. In other words, Gien had to draw as an arrogant general because he did not want to lose Shokatsuryo, The other one is the power relationship between the play and Shokatsuryo. In the play, Shokatsuryo was superior in intelligence, but due to the difference in power and external factors, Shokatsuryo had no choice but to retreat. Therefore, I wanted to draw a play that would be caught by Shokatsuryo in the North Execution. Shokatsuryo tried to draw Gien's army by various means, but the play did not break Gien's will. Shokatsuryo felt that his life was on the line and decided to retreat. However, Gien intervened and the retreat failed. After that, Shokatsuryo passed away and the play realized the death of Shokatsuryo. However, Shokatsuryo was dead. What!? Koumei should have died! This is bad! This is Koumei's trap! All troops, retreat! What the play saw was a wooden statue that Shokatsuryo had made before his death. The play was able to safely return to the country It is a famous scene but this episode is also the creation of the play. However, this story is half-true. When Shokatsuryo heard the news of his death, he immediately pursued Shokun. However, Shokun sounded the drums and showed a thorough fight, so the play suspected the death of Shokatsuryo and retreated. The play saw Shokun's reaction to the death of Shokatsuryo. Shokatsuryo and Koumei were fascinated by the play and the death of Shokatsuryo. From this, Shokatsuryo's image was not a genius who surpassed humanity but a genius who could do everything perfectly. Of course, he was a genius but he was not a monster. He was a man who always achieved the best results in all fields of battle. He was an ideal person in the turbulent times. The actual activities of Shokatsuryo may have been plain compared to his image. However, his achievements were extraordinary that no one else could accomplish in the same era. Therefore, the people of Kousei must have praised him and made him a genius. That's all. How was it? If you find this video interesting or helpful, please click the like button, leave a comment, and subscribe to my channel. If you have any comments, requests, or requests, please leave a comment and I'll make a video out of it. See you next time!