After Zhuge Liang pacified Nanzhong, he left nine words of prophecy on the stone tablet, "Long live the future, whoever defeats me will pass this". These nine words really came true 300 years later. A general named Shi Wansui passed by this stone monument.
For many years, Zhuge Liang has been a legendary figure. He is known as the embodiment of wisdom, and he is also proficient in the art of divination, can do calculations, and can even predict the future. Although many folk legends are exaggerated, some things also have historical basis. He began to fight for the world with Liu Bei when he was twenty-seven years old. During the Battle of Yiling, Liu Bei's Shu Han army failed. , and also caused great losses.
At that time, Soochow was still creating chaos in the Nanzhong area, and the Shu Han Dynasty, which was severely weakened, faced a situation of siege from three sides. Later, under the command of Zhuge Liang, it turned defeat into victory, allowing the rebel forces in Nanzhong to Surrendered to them, Zhuge Liang later saw that the enemy had been defeated and planned to erect a monument to commemorate his achievements. He wrote nine words on the stone tablet: "Long live the future, whoever defeats me will pass here." This means that after ten thousand years, there will be no one in this place who can surpass Zhuge Liang.
It was not until 300 years later during the rule of the Sui Dynasty that another rebellion occurred in the same place. At that time, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty asked Shi Wansui to suppress the rebellion. Later, Shi Wansui lived up to his expectations and successfully suppressed the rebellion. , the rebel leader fled, Shi Wansui chased after him, and after chasing him, they came to the place where Zhuge Liang had erected the monument. When they saw the nine characters written by Zhuge Liang on the monument, people understood that Zhuge Liang had erected this monument. At that time, it was not to give himself credit, but because he predicted that this general named Long Live would surpass him.