After Cao Pi usurped Han, Liu Bei immediately ascended the throne as emperor, but at that time Emperor Xian of Han was not yet dead. If Cao Pi sent Emperor Xian of Han back, would shu han disintegrate from within?
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei always appears as a loyal subject of the Han Dynasty, never surrendering to Cao Cao, a rebellious thief, and this impression that Han thieves are not at odds with each other makes the average person think that Cao Wei is evil and Liu Bei's Shu Han is righteous; but the reality is that Cao Cao supports Emperor Xiandi of Han and has great righteousness. In contrast, Liu Bei and Sun Quan, who supported the army and respected themselves and were unwilling to obey Cao Cao's leadership, were rebels.
Cao Cao's Duke of Wei was enfeoffed by Emperor Xian of Han, and later became the King of Wei and had his own fiefdom, which was also fully in line with the laws of the Han Dynasty. After Cao Cao's death, Emperor Xian gave the throne to Cao Pi, although everyone knows that the emperor is not necessarily voluntary, but Chan is a political system that has existed in China since ancient times, and today, the original branch manager has grown to the acquisition of the head office, although morally it is not justified, but the procedure is legal.
Since Cao Pi's power to open the country and claim the title of emperor originated from Emperor Xian, it was even more unlikely that he would send Emperor Xian to Liu Bei, which was not equivalent to giving Liu Bei the name of Dayi, but turning himself into a traitor?
Again, even if Cao Pi had a convulsion and really sent Emperor Xiandi to Yizhou, hoping to watch the tiger fight across the mountain and sit and watch the two kill each other, would Liu Bei obediently accept it? Normally, if Liu Bei was a loyal subject, he would respectfully greet Emperor Xiandi and restore Emperor Xian's throne. However, historically, when Liu Bei learned that Cao Pi had usurped Han, the first time he did not confirm the safety of Emperor Xian, but hurriedly claimed the title of emperor.
It is not uncommon to send back the original lord and heir, try to influence and intervene, and qi huan, jin wengong, qin shi huang, and ming yingzong are all. Among them, Ming Yingzong was most like Emperor Xian of Han, who had been captured by people and was not easily released, but jingtai who was in power was not at all at ease with him, not only locked him up, but also sent Jinyi guards to guard him heavily, and even sent food through the small door.
Jingtai and Yingzong are half-brothers, and they still can't trust each other, although Liu Bei and Liu Xie, the Emperor of Han Xian, are both surnamed Liu, but the blood relationship between the two is as far as going back to the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, although it was less than eight hundred years ago, but there are also four hundred years of discount, such a distant relationship, how much loyalty can Liu Bei have to Emperor Xian?
The author feels that Cao Pi really sent Emperor Xian to Yizhou to a worse fate than Emperor Yingzong. When Han Lin'er went to trust Zhu Yuanzhang, he also thought that Zhu Yuanzhang would let himself continue to be emperor, but he drowned inexplicably halfway through. Han Lin'er, the son of the leader of the rebel army at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, is still like this, and it is really difficult to say whether Emperor Xiandi of Han, a puppet of Cao Cao for many years, will also disappear on the way to Yizhou and be consciously aware.
After all, the Shu Dao is difficult to travel, the mountains are high and the water is deep, and there are many places where Lin Shen does not know, not to mention, Hanzhong Taishou is Wei Yan, and it is not surprising that anything happened.