Wei invasion of Shu (263)

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The Wei invasion of Shu in 263 was a decisive late Three Kingdoms campaign in which the Cao Wei general Deng Ai led a daring offensive that resulted in the conquest and collapse of the Shu Han state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event in the Three Kingdoms period
invasion
military campaign
alsoKnownAs Conquest of Shu by Wei NERFINISHED
Wei conquest of Shu NERFINISHED
belligerent Cao Wei NERFINISHED
Shu Han NERFINISHED
capitalCaptured Chengdu NERFINISHED
cause Wei strategic decision to eliminate Shu Han
combatantCommanderFor Deng Ai – Cao Wei NERFINISHED
Jiang Wei – Shu Han NERFINISHED
Liu Shan – Shu Han NERFINISHED
Zhong Hui – Cao Wei NERFINISHED
commander Deng Ai NERFINISHED
Jiang Wei NERFINISHED
Liu Shan NERFINISHED
Zhong Hui NERFINISHED
conflictType inter-state war
countryInvolved Cao Wei NERFINISHED
Shu Han NERFINISHED
date 263
defendingState Shu Han NERFINISHED
effect consolidation of Wei control in the southwest
end of Shu Han as an independent state
era 3rd century
followedBy Jin conquest of Wu NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod late Three Kingdoms
location Shu Han NERFINISHED
Sichuan region NERFINISHED
western China
notableFor collapse of Shu Han state
rapid overland advance by Deng Ai
surprise march through difficult terrain
outcome Wei gained control of former Shu territories
partOf Three Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
precededBy Northern Expeditions of Shu NERFINISHED
primaryAggressor Cao Wei NERFINISHED
region Upper Yangtze basin NERFINISHED
relatedWork Records of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
Romance of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
result annexation of Shu territory by Wei
decisive Wei victory
fall of Shu Han
surrender of Liu Shan
significance paved the way for eventual unification under the Jin dynasty
weakened balance among the Three Kingdoms
year 263

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Deng Ai notableBattle Wei invasion of Shu (263)