Jiang Wan

AncientPoliticianChina188 — 246

Shu chancellor who succeeded Zhuge Liang.

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Quick Facts

Born

188

Died

246

Country

China

Era

Ancient

Occupation

Politician

Score Overview

Military (10%)15

Political (20%)68

Influence (20%)53

Legacy (20%)45

Leadership (15%)72

Strategy (15%)37

Total Score50.7

Jiang Wan — Complete Timeline

234 AD

Appointment as Chancellor of ShuPolitical Action◆ Major

Following Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wan succeeded him as Chancellor of Shu. He implemented a policy of defensive consolidation, reducing military campaigns and focusing on internal development.

Shu-HanAppointmentGovernment

Impact: nationalconstructive

238 AD

Abandonment of Northern CampaignsPolitical Action◆ Major

Jiang Wan decided to halt large-scale northern campaigns against Wei, shifting to a defensive posture. This policy reduced military expenditure but was criticized by hawks within Shu.

Shu-HanMilitary PolicyStrategy

Impact: national

240 AD

Construction of the Dujiangyan Irrigation System ExpansionReform◆ Major

Jiang Wan oversaw the expansion of irrigation works in Shu, improving agricultural productivity. This project helped sustain Shu's economy and military during his tenure.

Shu-HanInfrastructureAgriculture

Impact: regionalconstructive