During the Three Kingdoms period, in the sixth year of Jian Xing in Shu Han Dynasty (AD 228), Zhuge Liang deployed the battle of pavilions and platforms in the northern expedition to Cao Wei. Because he joined the army in Ma Su, he violated Ming Festival and blocked Nanshan, and was defeated by Zhang He, the general of Wei State. The street pavilion fell and the main force of the Shu army was defeated. Zhuge Liang shed tears and beheaded Ma Su, and Shang Shu asked for self-surrender. Since then, street kiosks have become famous all over the world.
The influence of the battle of jieting
The failure of the battle of Jieting led to the failure of the first Northern Expedition. Later, the northern expedition of Shu Han failed to gain greater influence than the surrender of the three counties this time, and this time the defeat of Shu army had a greater influence on Shu Han, who had been weakened by the battle of Yiling.
Sun Quan, originally from Liu Beizheng, failed. Shortly after his death, Shu Han did not take any action to invade the Wei-Shu border, and Cao Wei did not make any preparations, thinking that Shu Han was incapable of invading the border.
So when the news of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition came, it shocked the ruling and opposition parties and even made three counties rebel. After the war, Cao Wei also strengthened the defense of Shu Han, including Cao Zhen's expectation that Zhuge Liang would attack Chen Cang, so he ordered General Zhao Hao to defend Chen Cang City, which made Zhuge Liang fail when he entered Chen Cang at the end of the year (that is, at the beginning of 229). Later, because Cao Wei had more precautions, it was difficult for him to make great achievements in the Northern Expedition.