When taking stock of Ming Taizong at the beginning, Lao Zhu was stunned!

Chapter 155: Dare not speak of loyalty, only dare to speak of filial piety.

On the one hand, Sun Quan's sneak attack on Jiangling undoubtedly directly broke their alliance. Even though their alliance was not stable and relied solely on profit, did Sun Quan's attitude at this time mean that he wanted to express his surrender to Cao Cao?How could Cao Cao accept him?
You know, when the world was in chaos, Cao Cao had the heart to accept his enemies, but after he surrendered, he would definitely be unable to support himself. After Cao Cao unified the world, how could he let the last enemy be by his side?
In the end, they gave up on the sneak attack and actually killed Yun Chang, leaving his body unprotected!
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Tang Dynasty, Zhenguan period.

Changsun Wuji sighed: "Cao Wei has many famous generals, but Zhang Liao is the first. However, Liao can attack all, how can it be without power?"

The people present were stunned for a moment, and then suddenly realized that, indeed, not to mention other battles, the battle of Hefei really relied on Sun Quan. If he hadn't led [-] troops, facing a thousand-man garrison, he thought he could easily sweep through it, leading to a lack of vigilance. , morale was shattered in the end, how could we leave such a classic battle for future generations?

He even left a famous saying: "Although Zhang Liao is ill, he cannot be taken care of!"
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Song Dynasty, the first year of Kaibao.

"Although the means are indeed disgraceful, it is understandable that Sun Wu captured Jiangling. After all, this place is too important." Zhao Kuangyin sighed.

If you don't defend the generals, you can't recover Xiangyang; if you don't defend Jiangling, you can't protect Shu; if you don't defend Jiangling, you can't protect Wuchang; if you don't defend Jiangling, you can't consolidate Changsha.

Didn't Zhuge Kongming himself mention it in "Longzhong Dui"? "Jingzhou controls Han Mi to the north, takes advantage of the South China Sea, connects Wuhui to the east, and connects Bashu to the west. This is a country that uses force."This shows the importance of Jiangling.

It's just that Sun Quan's method of taking Jiangling was too barbaric. The impact of such a rude face-breaking may not be the slightest.

[Subsequently, Cao Cao worshiped Sun Quan as General of Hussars and Shepherd of Jingzhou, and Sun Quan sent envoys to pay tribute to Cao Cao. He also persuaded Cao Cao to comply with the destiny and replace Han with Wei. At this time, Cao Cao decided. 】

[[-]: Refuse, don’t want to be emperor. 】

[Two: Don’t refuse, don’t accept, we’ll talk about it later. 】

[Three: Since someone has persuaded you like this, you should comply with God’s will and ascend the throne and proclaim yourself emperor. 】
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Han Dynasty, the first year before Emperor Wen.

Liu Heng directly eliminated the second option. If Cao Cao wanted to proclaim himself emperor, he would have done it long ago, and he would never fail to express his attitude. So should he proclaim himself emperor or refuse?
Although Sun Quan has already surrendered to Cao Cao, the current situation is still three-party. In addition, the emperor Liu Xie is still alive and well, at least for now he still holds the title of emperor of the Han Dynasty.

And combined with Cao Cao's character and experience, he must also hope that his posthumous name will be more perfect.

Liu Heng pressed it.

[Cao Cao showed Sun Quan's letter to his officials to the officials, thinking that Sun Quan wanted to put him on the fire. When the officials persuaded him, Cao Cao said: "I am King Wen of Zhou."]

[Subsequently, in the 25th year of Jian'an, Cao Cao returned to Luoyang and died of illness at the age of 66. His posthumous title was King Wu. His son Cao Pi succeeded him in the official titles of Prime Minister and King of Wei. 】
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During the Jian'an period of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Sun Quan was also a little surprised. He probably didn't expect that he could make Cao Cao emperor with just one letter. He was mainly trying to provoke Cao Cao, but Cao Cao actually never proclaimed himself emperor in his life. The minister's reputation lasted until death, and now it seems that the one who proclaims himself emperor is probably Cao Pi.

And once Cao Pi became emperor, how could he fall behind?Anyway, he has long since stopped planning to be a minister of the Han Dynasty.
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Ming Dynasty, Hongwu period.

"Although Wei Wu was compared to King Wen, he did pave the way for the establishment of Cao Wei just like King Wen. Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor and replaced Han with Wei. Although he later encountered the Sima family, he still left a strong mark in history. Pen." The younger version of Zhu Biao sighed. [The next year, Liu Xie gave the Zen throne to Cao Pi and changed Han to Wei. Cao Cao was posthumously named Emperor Wu, with the temple name Taizu. Also posthumously named was Cao Cao's father, Cao Song, who was posthumously named Emperor Taizu. , Later, Cao Cao's grandfather Cao Teng was also posthumously named Emperor Gao. 】

[And then came the Sima family who committed regicide in the street, a rude act without any cover-up. 】

[The blood of Cao Yan spread all over the land of the Jin Dynasty, which completely kicked off the fierce struggle between the Southern and Northern Dynasties and even the Sui and Tang Dynasties. 】
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The early years of the Han Dynasty.

Although he had known about it for a long time, Liu Bang was still full of contempt for the Sima family even when he heard about it again.

He came from a humble background and was not particular about what he did. But even if he was not particular at all, he would not usurp the throne like this. It is okay to kill the emperor. There have been many deposed emperors, but you can't do this.

Even if there is really no other choice, he should at least think of a subsequent cleansing method so that the emperor of the Cao family can die with dignity and his hands at least look clean.

We must not let the emperor of Cao Wei die in the street like this!Unless your Sima family doesn't want to be the emperor at all, but only wants to kill the Cao family, and kill all the dignity of the emperor's identity, so that no one can be the emperor!
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Western Jin Dynasty, the fourth year of Taishi.

Sima Yan was a little silent. He was also very desperate. The matter had been done and the whole world knew about this way of death. What could he do? ——
Eastern Han Dynasty, Jian'an period.

Even Liu Bei, Sun Quan and others who did not like Cao Cao or the Cao Wei regime were somewhat silent after seeing this.

Although the emperors of the Cao family had a tendency to be reckless and risk their lives, their spirit of fighting to the death is still worthy of recognition. Cao Huan did die, but he did nail the Sima family to the pillar of shame in history. No turning back.

After thinking about it, Liu Bei finally retracted his mind. What does the fate of the Cao family have to do with him?

I'm afraid he has no chance of seeing that day.

It is better to review the clues before the miracle to see what other useful information can be obtained, manage the power, cultivate successors, and finally change the outcome of their three-way dispute and let the Sima family pick the peach.
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During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Yuanzhang did not like the Jin Dynasty either, and snorted coldly: "I dare not speak of loyalty, I only dare to talk of filial piety. No matter how Sima Zhao distorts historical facts, it is a page that cannot be covered up."

Zhu Di also agreed: "If you want to change the dynasty, no matter what, you must at least ensure your external image. If this is not done, then if you want to be the ruling class in the future, you will lose credibility, and the people of the world will no longer trust you. "

[Video interactive easter egg: This is the end of a sudden change in his old age, and finally turning into a dragon. 】

[Next, please watch the Quotation Easter Egg [-]: The bright moon of the Qin Dynasty and the Pass of the Han Dynasty, the people of the long march of thousands of miles have not been returned, but the flying generals of Dragon City are here, and Hu Ma is not taught to cross the Yin Mountains.Wang Changling of Tang Dynasty. 】

[The strong wind is blowing, the clouds are flying, the Weijia sea is returning home, and the warriors are here to guard the four directions.Han Liu Bang. 】

(End of this chapter)