Summary
Zhuge Liang, who lived from 181 to 234, served as the Chancellor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period of China. He is widely regarded as the most accomplished strategist of his time. Commonly portrayed in a robe while holding a crane feather fan, Zhuge was not merely a key military strategist and statesman but also a skilled scholar and inventor. His fame for intelligence and learning expanded even while he lived in relative isolation, earning him the moniker "Wòlóng" or "Sleeping Dragon." The name Zhuge, which is an uncommon two-character compound surname, has become synonymous with wisdom and tactical prowess within Chinese culture.
