After Shu Han was pacified, Liu Chan could spend the rest of his life peacefully, but why did his seven sons die unexpectedly?

Liu Chan's seven sons all died before Shu Han's subjugation. Six of them died in the war and the other died of disease, which was really tragic. Liu Chan was the last emperor of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period. Although he narrowly escaped the war of national subjugation, he failed to leave a son under his knee. Liu Chan's third son, Liu Cong, died before the national subjugation, and the other six sons all died in the war of national subjugation.

You know, a large part of the credit for the development of Shu comes from Zhuge Liang's guidance. Zhuge Liang really devoted himself to his country until he died. But after Zhuge Liang's death, Shu's luck came to an end. After that, Jiang Wei continued to preside over the northern expedition plan of Shu State. However, Jiang Wei's ability and tolerance can't compare with Zhuge Liang at all, and Liu Chan's king ability can't compare with Liu Bei. Therefore, Shu was finally destroyed by Wei Jun.

Among Liu Chan's seven sons, the fifth son, Liu Chen, was the bravest victim. In the battle of Shu's national subjugation, Wei's general Deng Ai led an army to attack Chengdu. King Liu Chen of the North begged Liu Chan to lead his troops to fight to the death with the enemy, but Liu Chan didn't agree. He wanted to surrender to the enemy to save his life. Liu Chen was particularly angry when he saw his father's attitude. He thinks this is the most difficult time for the country, and the king should lead all the ministers to defend Shu. However, Liu Chan also chose to surrender to the enemy. Liu Chen was very sad about the demise of the country, and later committed suicide with his wife and children.

When Jiang Wei heard of the surrender, he pretended to surrender and tried to kill Wargo. Later, Jiang Wei and Zhong will meet to discuss the restoration of the country. Unfortunately, news leaked, and both Zhong Hui and Jiang Wei were killed. Shu really perished here. It didn't kill Liu Chan, but it also made him the Duke of Anle County and let him live in Luoyang and Shu.