In 223 AD, the three kingdoms of Han, Wei and Wu were in power. Liu Bei, the Zhaolie Emperor of the Han Dynasty, died of illness in Baidi City, and the whole country entrusted him to Prime Minister Zhuge Liang. Facing the threats from Wei and Wu, as well as the rebellion in the three southern counties, the Han Prime Minister Zhuge Liang led his officials at all levels to reward mulberry farming, maintain irrigation, develop iron salt, improve weapons, develop equipment, and raise troops for the Northern Expedition. In the troubled times, it successfully integrated with the ethnic minorities in the south and created a peaceful and prosperous era in which the people were prosperous and the officials were clear and clear.
Purpose: Through the story of Zhuge Liang's governance of the Shu Han Dynasty, it will reproduce Zhuge Liang's political style of governing the country with legal principles and benevolence, the auspicious moments of the lives of officials and soldiers, the regional customs of the mountains and rivers in Southwest and Hanzhong, and the conflict and turbulent historical fragments.
