Come up with a simple historical question and ask which of the following characters is not a three-kingdom figure?
A Zhuge Liang
B Liu Bei
C Cao Cao
D Sun Quan
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In the twenty-fifth year of Han Jian'an (220 AD), Emperor Xian of Han gave the throne to Cao Pi. Cao Pi ascended the throne as emperor, changed the name of the country to Wei, and the historical name cao Wei, ending the four-hundred-year reign of the Han Dynasty, and history entered the Three Kingdoms period.
Cao Pi exerted great efforts to govern, and the State of Wei flourished, reforming the system internally, pacifying the Xiongnu externally, and reopening the Hexi Corridor to recover the Western Regions. Cao Pi was an outstanding emperor, and wenzhi martial arts were very powerful, so he was posthumously honored as "Emperor Wen".
Unfortunately, Cao Pi died after six years on the throne, at the age of 40, which was really short-lived! So why did Cao Pi live so short? Only because he did two ugly things, one after another, let him die young.
The first ugly thing Cao Pi did was to take in Cao Cao's concubines.
In the "New Language of the World", it is recorded: "Emperor Wu of Wei collapsed, and Emperor Wen took the people of Emperor Wu's palace to serve himself. Cao Cao's front foot had just died, and his bones were not cold, so Cao Pi took in the concubines left by Cao Cao and let them enter the palace to serve him.
One day, Cao Pi's mother, Lady Bian, entered the palace to see Cao Pi, only to see that the women around Cao Pi were all acquaintances and had often been together before. Lady Bian was angry and scolded Cao Pi for not being ashamed. Cao Pi didn't think much of this, and still went his own way.
Cao Pi's second scandal was not filial piety. Filial piety was very important in ancient times, and after the death of both parents, sons had to keep filial piety. However, the emperor is somewhat special, he manages the world's major affairs, so filial piety can be appropriately relaxed.
If the emperor, in order to keep filial piety, does not care about the affairs of the world, then the world is not going to be chaotic. Cao Pi's non-filial piety refers to revelry drinking, which is not like Cao Cao died, but like he was married.
As soon as Cao Cao died, Cao Pi ascended the throne as emperor, returned to his hometown to set up a banquet to entertain his father and elders in his hometown, and sang and danced to help him rejoice, and reveled for a day and a night. Cao Pi seemed to be celebrating Cao Cao's death, very happy. therefore. Relevant experts criticized and accused Cao Pi of saying that he did not teach kingship, did not observe filial piety, and rebelled against the law.
These two things that Cao Pi did violated ethics and morality, and both were things that were life-threatening, so he died early. Good people do good deeds, in order to live a long life, there are gods three feet up, everyone does things, the gods look at it?
References: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, New Languages of the World, etc