After mentioning the ups and downs, many people will ask who is the end of the ups and downs? He was the elder brother-in-law of Emperor Xian of Han. Fu Quan was a prudent and modest man, modest and courteous, and was a native of Langya Dongwu in Xuzhou at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Later, he was promoted to be an official in the palace and held the position of a general in the five senses, and was deeply appreciated by Emperor Shanghuan, who later married Emperor Shanghuan and promised his daughter Princess Anyang to him. Fu Quan gave birth to six sons and a daughter, the daughter Fu Shou was the wife of Emperor Xian of Han, and the sons all served as officials in the imperial court.
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Since her daughter became empress, the road to Fuguan was also smooth, all the way to Zhi Jingo, and later to the auxiliary general, Yi Tongsansi. Soon Cao Cao blackmailed Tianzi to order the princes to monopolize the power of the imperial government and make himself Sikong. After fu finished himself, he requested demotion and relinquished his official position. Liu Xie was not willing to be a puppet emperor, so he secretly wrote a secret edict in blood and hid it in the belt room, secretly passing it on to Dong Cheng, and plotting to kill Cao Cao together. Later, when the matter was revealed, Cao Cao killed Dong Cheng and other conspirators, and even the pregnant Dong Guiren did not spare him. This heinous behavior frightened Empress Fu, who was so afraid of Cao Cao that she wrote to her father, telling Her all that Cao Cao had done, and asking Fu Quan to emulate Dong Cheng and try to kill Cao Cao.
Fu Quan was also afraid of Cao Cao and did not dare to take action, but the matter was reported to Cao Cao. The Fu clan was exterminated, and Cao Cao wrote a decree for Liu Xie to abolish the posthumous edict, and Liu Xie himself was unable to protect it, let alone protect the Fu clan. Cao Cao claustrophobic Fu Shi. Together with the two children born to Fu Shi, they were killed with poisoned wine. More than a hundred people of the Fu clan were given death, and the remaining female dependents, the mother of fu hou and other female dependents were exiled.
Finished futuring Liu Xie
Liu Xie was the son of Liu Hong, the Emperor of HanLing, and his mother was Wang Meiren, Emperor Hanling's favorite. Because he was framed by Empress He, Liu Xie lost his mother at an early age, and Emperor Hanling took pity on her freely and raised her by Empress Dong's side. Later, after Emperor Ling's death, eunuchs in the palace and courtiers seized power. Dong Zhuo led his troops back to the capital and took control of the situation in Beijing, and Dong Zhuo thought that he was empress dowager Dong's clan and that Liu Xie was more talented than Liu Xie, so he deposed Liu Xie as emperor. At this time, Liu Xie was only 9 years old, and since then he has begun his long career as a puppet emperor.
The bond between Fu Andu Liu Xie was Fu Shou, who was the empress of Liu Xie, the Emperor of Han Xian, and was the only daughter of Fu Quan, at this time, Fu Xie was both prosperous and lost. Fu Quan was a calm man, but when he became higher and higher in the official position, he did not attach importance to it. After Emperor Xian of Han moved the capital to Xu County, Cao Cao appointed himself as the official Sikong (司空) to lead the Hundred Officials to play the role, and at this time he handed over his seal and asked himself to be demoted to the rank of Tun Riding Lieutenant. Liu Xie wanted to get rid of Cao Cao's control, so he conspired with Fu Quan and Empress Fu to hide the edict written in blood in his clothes, pass it on to Dong Cheng, and secretly murder Cao Cao. But the matter was discovered by Cao Cao. Cao Cao destroyed the Dong clan, along with the pregnant Dong Guiren. This frightened Empress Fu, who wrote home to complain about Cao Cao's evil deeds and persuade her father to emulate Dong Cheng.
Fu Quan was not dead-hearted, so at the suggestion of the eunuch Mu Shunde, he sent a letter to Emperor Xiandi to contact Liu Bei's Sun Quan and attack Cao Cao together. However, Liu Xie's reply was intercepted by Cao Cao, and Liu Xie's plan was discovered by Cao Cao. Fu hou was abolished, and Fu Shi was destroyed full of doors. The two sons of Emperor Fu and Emperor Xian of Han were also killed with poisoned wine.
Why did Cao Cao kill and ambush him
According to the Three Kingdoms, there are mainly the following reasons for why Cao Cao was killed and ambushed.
One of the reasons: Fu Quan repeatedly murdered Cao Cao with Liu Xiemi, the Emperor of Han Xian. Fu Shou, the daughter of Fu Quan, was the empress of Emperor Xian of Han, and Fu Quan was the elder brother-in-law of Emperor Xian of Han. Liu Xie was emptied of power by Cao Cao and made a puppet emperor. Liu Xiezi was dissatisfied. Liu Xie then conspired with the empress dowager to murder Cao Cao. First, there was a belt edict, and there was a blood edict hidden in the clothes, but later the deeds were revealed, and the Dong clan was exterminated. Fu Hou was very afraid of Cao Cao, and when Cao Cao destroyed Dong Guiren, even the pregnant Dong Guiren did not let go, Fu Hou felt that his methods were cruel, wrote a letter home to accuse Cao Cao of evil deeds, persuaded his father to find a way to kill Cao Cao again, and later let Cao Cao know about the deeds.
The second reason: Cao Cao was suspicious by nature, preferring him to bear the people of the world, and Mo taught the people of the world to bear him. Being human is even more fierce. When he learned that Fu Hou had written some letters and went home to accuse him of his crimes, he was afraid, because the rules written by Fu Hou were true and reasonable, which made him tremble and frighten him, and he wanted to destroy all those who knew about this matter. What's more, the cloth belt edict is inseparable from the Fu family. Cao Cao would rather kill by mistake than spare a single person. So he wanted to kill Fu Quan, along with all the people related to Fu. Even the two sons of Emperor Xian of Han and Empress Fu did not spare it.
The third reason: he wanted to cut off the wings of Emperor Xian of Han, and he was the elder brother-in-law of Emperor Xian of Han. It was the right and left arm of Emperor Xian of Han, and after the Incident of the Yi Belt Edict, Cao Cao also knew that Emperor Xian was not willing to be a puppet emperor, and Fu Quan was also a figure with a place in the dynasty. Emperor Xian of Han was still young, and he had two sons with Fu Hou, and with the support of Fu Quan, he was uncertain what would happen in the future. Just in case you simply kill the ambush. On the whole, it seems that Cao Cao's killing fu was a very correct decision for himself.