Editing Shu Han (section)

===Fall of Shu===
{{main|Conquest of Shu by Wei|Zhong Hui's Rebellion}}

In 263, armies led by the Wei generals [[Deng Ai]] and [[Zhong Hui]] attacked Shu, and conquered its capital, [[Chengdu]], without much struggle — the state having been exhausted by Jiang Wei's ill-fated campaigns. In the same year, Liu Shan surrendered to Deng Ai outside Chengdu, marking the end of Shu. In spite of this, Jiang Wei attempted to incite conflict between Deng Ai and Zhong Hui, in the hope of taking advantage of the situation to revive Shu. Zhong Hui captured Deng Ai, and openly rebelled against the Wei regent, [[Sima Zhao]], but the revolt was suppressed by Wei forces. Jiang Wei, Zhong Hui, and Deng Ai were killed in the struggle.

Liu Shan was brought to [[Luoyang]], where he met with Sima Zhao, and was awarded the title of "Duke of Anle." He lived a comfortable and peaceful life in Luoyang until the end of his days.