The Sima family was the ultimate winner of the Three Kingdoms, and the founder of the Western Jin Dynasty was Sima Yi. The emperors in the history books always have some differences from ordinary people in terms of physical characteristics, Sima Yi's characteristic is that he looks at the wolf with an eagle's eyes, and it is said that people with this kind of appearance are often cautious and suspicious, have ill intentions, and have the ambition of an emperor.
Cao Cao had also heard that Sima Yi had a wolf look, but he was not sure whether it was true or not, so he sent someone to summon Sima Yi to come to the discussion, and after a few casual conversations, he asked him to retreat. Sima Yi did not take a few steps, and Cao Cao suddenly said, "Zhongda, there is one more thing." Sima Yi reflexively did not turn around and looked back, revealing his wolf-like appearance.
Later, Cao Cao dreamed that three horses were eating in the same trough, and he was more and more disgusted with Sima Yi. However, Cao Cao was a person who loved materials, and Sima Yi, who had a scholar background, was still a good friend of Cao Pi, and Cao Cao only warned Cao Pi that Sima Yi was not a subject and would predict Ru family affairs.
Cao Cao also made corresponding arrangements for his posthumous affairs to prevent Sima Yi from becoming bigger. In terms of heirs, Cao Pi was fully capable of controlling Sima Yi, and Sima Yi was 8 years older than Cao Pi, but no one expected Cao Pi to die in middle age and Sima Yi to live for so long.
What is more crucial is that Cao Cao also left cao Pi with two fierce generals: they were not dead, and Sima Yi's father and son did not dare to usurp the throne! These two are Cao Xiu and Cao Zhen. Due to the need to highlight the characteristics of Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi's "Tiger Howling Dragon Yin" in their works of art, their IQ is often not online.
However, in history, Cao Zhen and Cao Xiuke were both the founding fathers of Cao Wei, and as early as when Cao Cao raised an army, Cao Xiu traveled thousands of miles to surrender, known as the "Thousand Mile Foal", commanding the tiger and leopard riding, and the Battle of Hanzhong was defeated and zhang Fei was defeated. Cao Pi claimed that Empress Dowager Cao Xiu conquered Eastern Wu and made military achievements, and the official was the Grand Sima and ranked above the Three Dukes. Unfortunately, Cao Zhen was defeated and wounded in the Battle of Shiting and died of a poisonous sore on his back.
Cao Zhen was made a general of Zhenxi by Cao Pi, pacified the western region, captured countless cars, horses, cattle and sheep, and then defeated Wu in the south, defeated Sun Sheng and Zhuge Jin, and beat Sun Quan to re-send the envoy Nagong, which is definitely not the image of the straw bag in the novel.
Zhuge Liang took the opportunity to go north at this time, and successively went down to the three counties of Nan'an, Tianshui and Anding, forcing the new emperor Cao Rui to personally march to Chang'an to preside over the situation, while Cao Zhen confronted Zhuge Liang on the front line. Although Zhao Yun's suspected soldiers attracted Cao Zhen's main force at Jigu Valley, Cao Zhen ordered Zhang Gao to lead his troops to take down the street pavilion in one fell swoop, forcing Zhuge Liang to tearfully cut off the horse.
After Cao Zhen realized Zhuge Liang's intentions for the Northern Expedition, he expected that Zhuge Liang's second Northern Expedition would definitely attack Chen Cang, so he ordered people to actively prepare Chen Cang's fortifications. As a result, the following year, Zhuge Liang attacked Chen Cang with more than ten times the strength of the Wei army, and fought for more than twenty days without fighting, and finally ran out of grain and grass and had to withdraw.
Cao Zhen assisted Cao Wei in his lifetime, was loyal, defeated Zhuge Liang twice, did not invite favors internally, did not despise poor people externally, and was an extremely popular subject and had a very high prestige. After Cao Zhen's death, although his son Cao Shuang was incompetent, he still suppressed Sima Yi for ten years with Cao Zhen's prestige.
During the ten years that Cao Shuang was in charge of the government, nepotism and arbitrariness, let alone Sima Yi, even those warriors at that time, and even many of Cao Wei's relatives did not support Cao Shuang. In the end, Sima Yi took advantage of Cao Shuang's departure to launch the Gaopingling Rebellion, and Cao Shuang, who had lost his way and was helpless, chose to surrender and gave Cao Wei's military power to the Sima family in order to make him rich, but in the end he did not escape the disaster of annihilation.
People can't help but sigh, if Cao Zhen Cao Xiu does not die, or If Cao Shuang can IQ online, then Sima Yi's father and son will never dare to have the intention of usurping the throne.