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The Fall of Shu Han

263 AD · Shu (modern Sichuan) Theater

Shu Han surrendered. The last Shu emperor was sent to the Wei capital as a hostage. Two kingdoms remained.

263 AD

By the 260s, Shu was exhausted and Wei — now effectively controlled by the Sima family — struck. The main Wei army under Zhong Hui pinned down Shu's border defenses while the audacious general Deng Ai led a force through unmapped mountain trails, crossing terrain so severe that his men wrapped themselves in felt and rolled down cliffs. Emerging behind Shu's defenses, Deng Ai defeated a hastily assembled defense at Mianzhu and marched on the capital Chengdu. The hapless last Shu emperor surrendered without a fight.

  • The Fall of Shu Han

Commanders

Cao Wei · Deng Ai, Wei general
Cao Wei · Zhong Hui, Wei general
Shu Han · Jiang Wei, Shu general and Zhuge Liang's successor