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This article is the 01st article of the puppet teacher's new work "Wei Jin Southern and Northern Dynasties, Three Hundred Years of Great Chaos", the serial date is Monday to Friday, updated every day, welcome readers to "find the stubble", you can use likes, forwards, comments and other ways to express your views.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in turmoil, and the Yellow Turban Army uprising became a fuse, quickly igniting the situation of the masses and heroes, but the difference between the qunxiong at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the late Sui Dynasty was relatively large, and most of the qunxiong at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty were family families, local heroes and strongmen, and one side of the herdsmen, except for the three more special people were Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Jian. Although Liu Bei fooled others everywhere and said that he was a yellow book, his relationship with the royal family had long been far away, and when he was young, he woven mats and sold clothes for a living, which was considered pure grassroots. Cao Cao's family was better off, but because his father Cao Song was the adopted son of a eunuch, don't look at the fact that when he was young, he often went to the house with Yuan Shao, but his reputation was indeed inferior, and the Cao clan in YuXian was not a first-class family. Sun Jian was between Cao Liu and Liu, sun clan had been an official in Wudi for generations, and had a certain official reputation and reputation in the local area, Sun Jian served as a county magistrate when he suppressed the Yellow Turban Army, and later became the commander of the other departments (commander of the military sub-district) because of his official support, and with the support of the local family clan, he slowly began the story of Sun's father and son running Jiangdong.
It seems that Cao Sun Liu was not a family clan with one top and one at that time, but in the end, he could divide the world with Wei Wushu, which really responded to such a sentence: three points are destined for heaven, and seven points rely on hard work.
Careful people may see that I have repeatedly emphasized the family family, local tyrants, fame, etc., as if it is particularly snobbish, I do not want to do this because there is no way, the importance of this point I will slowly come to terms.
I will not dwell on the story of the Three Kingdoms here, the history of the future generations of the history of the wilderness, literature and drama emerge in an endless stream, and even based on this, a large number of books on the success of management have been published, which is puzzling.
The process and outcome of the Three Kingdoms are simply summarized, Cao Cao, with the support of the powerful Yingchuan Clan at that time, threatened the princes to order the princes, the southern conquest of the north to unify the north, and the recruitment of talents to try to govern, but in the Battle of Chibi was defeated by the talented Zhou Gongjin, the lupine scarf was destroyed, and the three divisions of the world were officially formed. After Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty and the State of Wei was established; Liu Bei was displaced and exiled, and finally gained the land of Bashu, but at the Battle of Yiling, he was burned by Lu Xun and camped, losing the family foundation. Later Zhuge Liang barely supported himself with the strength of one person, but because he was quite suspicious of the local family of Bashu, he had to fight every year, to feed the country with war, to maintain stability with war, and finally ran out of oil. Sun's father and son have been running Jiangdong for three generations, and have won the support of the local family, and the literati leader Zhang Zhao has joined, so the development is smooth, and the talents are endless, and finally they can survive the three generations of the Cao family, which is considered to be strong.
Cao Wei's eventual ability to usurp power over the Han Dynasty and then the successful end of the Three Kingdoms should be attributed to the strategizing and wearing liver and liver and guts of many family talents represented by Cao Cao. Not only did he have no reason to remember his words: Let there be no loneliness in the world, but I don't know how many people will be called emperors and several people will be kings.
What is called domineering side leakage, this is called domineering side leakage.
After Cao Cao's death, his son Cao Pi deposed Emperor Xian of Han in 220 AD and established himself as Emperor Wen of Wei. At this time, a zhongshuzi named Sima Yi began to gradually step through the ranks and become a heavy subject. And this Sima Yi was said to have the "wolf gu zhixiang" and was quite jealous of Wei Wu Cao Cao.
During Cao Pi's reign, the most influential move was to adopt Chen Ping's suggestion and begin to implement the "Nine Pins Zhongzheng System" method of selecting officials, and from then on, the powerful and powerful forces of the family that were already too big to fall became more powerful and became the key forces in the government of the left and right, and Sima Yi stood behind him and officially produced the famous Yingchuan Shi clan of Xun Yu, Xun You, Chen Qun and others. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the four major clans of the world were the Yuan clan of Runan, but unfortunately, Yuan Shao's brother Zhi Dacai was eventually defeated by Cao Cao, followed by the Yingchuan Xun clan and the Yingchuan Chen clan, and Yingchuan became the first in the world with the advantage of the second of the four. The fourth official Hongnong Yang clan, the representative of the Cao Wei period, was the Taiwei Yang Biao and the Yang Xiu.
Sima Yi was very talented, repeatedly resisting Liu Shu, against Eastern Wu, Ping Liaodong, outstanding military achievements, and was a delicate and transparent person, knowing the advance and retreat, good at making plans, and the most important life was hard and long, and he died Cao Pi and Cao Rui' father and son. Subsequently, through the change of Gao Pingling, the deceitful killing of political enemies was mindless, and at the same time, Cao Cao's adopted son and son-in-law, one of the founders of Qing Tan Metaphysics, the originator of Fancy Beauty, the drugged brother, the natural beauty of the skin white blow bomb can be broken, never makeup, no beauty, no P map - He Yan. (So interesting people I will definitely talk about later)
Sima Yi completely seized power over Cao Wei through the change of Gao Pingling, and from then on, the Cao surname of the State of Wei weakened and was completely suppressed by the Sima clan, and his sons Sima Shi and Sima Zhao gradually ascended to the political arena under the influence and guidance of their father. Seeing that the big thing had been accomplished, the wish had been fulfilled, and the many heroes and heroes of the Three Kingdoms had fought for half a lifetime, and Sima Yi, who assisted Cao Wei in the fourth generation, finally died two years after officially taking power, at the age of 73.
I know that when you see Sima Yi's three words, you will think of your Uncle Bo, as well as the very handsome and handsome Sima brothers. But I'm going to take care of the scenery and talk about three important things:
First, Zhang Chunhua is indeed a female Haojie, and her heart is fierce, but her relationship with Sima Yi in the later period is very poor, she is snubbed and disliked, and she almost commits suicide, fortunately, her mother is gui, so she never dares to chase Sima Yi all over the courtyard and run around;
Second, Sima Yi and Zhang Chunhua's sons were not only Sima Shi and Sima Zhao, but also a Sima Gan, who was an intermittent neuropathy known in later generations as "impermanent sexual theory", and was also a necrophilia (so afraid to be afraid)... In addition to these three sons, the two also had a daughter named Princess Nanyang, and her husband was named Xun Xia. Xun Feng had two labels in his life, the first name was difficult to pronounce and difficult to write, and the second ancestor was specially cattle broken, because his grandfather was called Cao Cao and his grandfather was called Xun Yu.
Well, in order to show respect for his grandfather and grandfather, I still solemnly tell everyone that Yi Nian yi is Yu Tian Gong when he takes it apart.
Third, in addition to Zhang Chunhua and Lady Bai, Sima Yi also had a favorite concubine named Lady Fu, and the two of them gave birth to four sons out of breath, of which the eldest of the families was called Sima Liang, while Lady Bai only gave birth to one child, that is, Sima Lun, the elder of Sima Yi's nine sons. Why focus on these two people, because soon after the two brothers engaged in a far-reaching and extremely harmful one--the Rebellion of the Eight Kings.
Therefore, Sima Yi's story tells us two things: First, in the political struggle, it is not important to be in a good state of mind, good health is the last word, and it is absolutely a well-tested proverb for a great leader to say that the body is the capital of the revolution; second, actively respond to the national policy of late marriage and late childbearing, give birth to one if you can have one, and the two-child policy is open, that is, at most two.
After Sima Yi's death, the eldest son Sima Shi took power, and this man and martial arts were both complete and quiet and solemn, and during his reign, he deposed Emperor Cao Fang and made Cao Fang emperor, with a very bad head. Later, he defeated the Wu state of Zhuge Ke (Zhuge Jin's son, Zhuge Liang's nephew) through the Battle of Xincheng, and quelled the second and largest rebellion of the important "Three Rebellions of Huainan" in the late Cao Wei period, and he himself was also overly frightened in this war because Wen Qin's son Wen Yuan attacked the camp, plus he had a tumor disease in his eyes, which led to the attack on the heart, and the pus flowed continuously, and the eyeballs actually shook out of the eye sockets, and he died in Xuchang in the first month of 255 AD, at the age of 48.
After Sima Shi's death, his brother died, and Sima Zhao stood in the foreground again, and as soon as he took the stage, he used the strategy of the Ghost Talent Zhong Hui in the Battle of Shouchun to use the counter-plot to cause Wen Qin to be killed, and Wen Yuan surrendered, and then defeated Zhuge Birthday. At this point, Cao Wei's "Three Rebellions in Huainan" against Sima Shi were jointly strangled by Sima Zhao's father and son, and Sima Shi completely sat in the top position of Cao Wei, and the idea of usurping the throne began to germinate in Sima Zhao's heart.
Cao Zhao also saw Sima Zhao's thoughts, and sighed indignantly: Sima Zhao's heart was well known, and he immediately wanted to mobilize his ministers to destroy Sima Zhao and return the Cao clan, but at this time, the government was completely under Sima Zhao's control, and after Sima Zhao's disciples assassinated Cao Zhao, Sima Zhao changed Cao Zhao's position to emperor, and he became a veritable emperor.
In 264, Sima Zhao sent Zhong Hui and Deng Ai to Shu Han, two famous generals, who were invincible, and in November, Deng Ai led his army over the mountain to unexpectedly enter Jiangyou, killing Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan at Mianzhu, forcing Liu Chan to surrender and Shu Han to perish. However, these two famous generals who had made great achievements in the world did not die well, Deng Ai was framed and killed along with his son, and then Zhong Hui rebelled under the influence of Jiang Wei, and both were killed by their subordinates. The second generation of the Three Kingdoms of Chaos withered away.
In the second year of the attack on Shu Han, Sima Zhao fell ill and died at the age of 54, and his son Sima Yan succeeded him. The three generations of sima fathers and sons were all heroic, laying the foundation for the Sima family to unify the world.
After Sima Yan came to power, he forced the Wei Yuan Emperor Cao Yan to give way in 266 AD, officially claiming the title of emperor, the state name Jin, and changing the name to Yuan Taishi.
After Sima Yan succeeded to the throne, he enfeoffed the kings of the Sima clan and destroyed Sun Wu in 280 AD, officially ending the situation of the Three Kingdoms after sixty years of chaos, and the colorful and strange Jin Dynasty finally began.