During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao once had a sentence that made people impressed, "It is better to let me bear the people of the world than to let the people of the world bear me", and it is this sentence that makes many people think that this person is a very selfish person. On the contrary, Liu Bei was generous and benevolent at that time, and many people liked him more in comparison.
But in fact, Liu Bei also has a saying that we are familiar with, but we may not know that it comes from him, "Women are like clothes, brothers are like brothers and sisters." This sentence was indeed said by him. At that time, the status of women was already very low, so it was still very normal to have such a concept.
Many people may not believe it. How could Liu Bei, who was angry with his brothers, say such a thing? Let's take a look at how he treats his wife and daughter.
First of all was his first wife, Mrs. Gan. This Lady Gan was his first wife, bore him two daughters, and had a son, but later after having Lady Mi, the Mi family was his strong backing at that time, so he could not be a concubine. At this time, Lady Mi was allowed to be the main room.
During the time that Lady Gan followed Liu Bei, she was always abandoned, and was captured several times by Cao Cao and others in the middle. Lady Mi was also thrown away during the longboard.
In his conception, a woman is a dress, there is no need to pay attention, this time it is not only Lady Mi but also his two daughters, and the eldest son Ah Dou.
Still Zhao Yun rescued him, and Lady Mi saw that he had only one horse and refused to get on the horse, but chose to commit suicide by throwing herself into the well.
And when he took Ah Dou back and told him about Lady Mi and his daughter, Liu Bei's first reaction was not to feel sorry for his wife and daughter, but to throw Liu Chan to the ground and scold, a small child actually told me to lose several generals.
This move made Zhao Yun even more dead set on him, but he never considered his family from beginning to end.
His wife had thrown herself into the well in the midst of the war, so what happened to his daughter?
We are going to mention a poem here, Copper Sparrow Spring Deep Lock ErQiao. This poem can see the fate of women after being captured during the Three Kingdoms period. Such things are very common in the Three Kingdoms.
Zhen Ji was also captured by Cao Cao's father and son at that time, married cao Pi, and later became empress. And most of Cao Cao's concubines were taken prisoner. Therefore, the fate of Liu Bei's two daughters is undoubtedly to marry Cao Cao or his son.
At that time, he was captured by Cao Chun, and this Cao Chun was also a talented person, and his usual temperament was also polite and polite, although he led the soldiers to fight, he was more like a Confucian.
Usually, many people came to him, and after Liu Bei's daughter was captured, he saw that the two women were very beautiful, with the appearance of their mother, Lady Gan, just like Cao Cao had asked for marriage.
First, this is Liu Bei's daughter, and her identity is worthy, and secondly, this is also an opportunity to win him over, and Cao Cao must have agreed.
In fact, marrying such a man who was very reliable at that time was still good for the final fate of these two women.
But as we continue to look down, this Cao Chun died within a few years.
What happened to the two women after his death? Naturally, I am still in Tongquetai.
The final outcome of these two women being Liu Bei's daughters is still so bleak, for that chaotic period, these two people will definitely not be special cases, but the epitome of all the one woman at that time. The funny thing is that at that time, Liu Bei claimed that he was a very righteous person, but his treatment of his wife and daughter was so cold. As soon as he escaped, he would abandon them, without taking into account their feelings at all, compared with him, although Cao Cao was sinister and cunning, he would still arrange all his concubines properly when he died, and he was still very guilty of one of his wives, and he was still thinking about his old feelings when he died, which was the real generation of tyrants.