It is said that the People of the Han Dynasty seem to have such a characteristic - they only love the Jiangshan, not the beauty. This tradition began when Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, left Lü Yan at the Battle of Pengcheng in 205 BC and went on his own. Even if he later ascended to the throne and welcomed Lü Yan back, Lü Hou also had a heart knot.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the world was divided into three parts, Cao Cao, the "color embryo", because he did not want to do things under Dong Zhuo's hands, changed his surname and fled. Although in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is said that in 191 BC, Cao Cao failed to assassinate Dong Zhuo and fled. However, Cao Cao certainly could not deny the matter of abandoning his wife and children and absconding alone.
As for Liu Bei, he perfectly inherited the genes of his ancestors, and he was also "blue out of blue, and better than blue". In the Battle of Changshanpo in 208 AD, Liu Bei was pursued by Cao Jun, and in the panic, he only took a few dozen people to run on fast horses. Thinking that Liu Bei didn't even want a large army, how could he still think about his family.
The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms once mentioned Liu Bei's three sons, but when Lady Gan gave birth to Liu Bei's first son, Liu Chan, it was already 207 AD, and Liu Bei was already 46 years old. Old age, should be very loving is. However, when Zhao Yun worked hard to save Liu Chan, Liu Bei wanted to throw him down.
The son who wanted to inherit the throne in the future, Liu Bei did not value it, and how could he think of his own daughter. Many history books will not record people who did not set off any big storms, so many people do not know that when Liu Bei fled to Changshanpo, he left behind not only his wife and children, but also his two daughters.
And this historical material is still translated in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the Biography of Cao Chun". Cao Chun, Cao Chun's cousin, was born in 170 AD and was 38 years old when he went south with Cao Cao in 208. When Liu Bei fled, Cao Cao personally led 5,000 elite soldiers to surround and pursue Liu Bei.
However, Cao Cao was frightened by Zhang Fei, but Cao Chun made a great contribution - "to get his second daughter, to be heavy, and to collect his scattered pawns" . That is, Liu Bei's two daughters and his scattered soldiers and supplies were all collected by Cao Chun. Since then, there is no record of Liu Bei's daughter in the main history, so there is a lot of speculation among the people.
One was taken as a concubine by Cao Chun, the other was imprisoned by Cao Cao to Tongquetai, and the last was tragically killed in the rebellion. This third theory is the most likely to be close to the real history, and there is a record in the Wild History "Three Kingdoms Collection", Cao Chun did not inform Cao Cao after capturing Liu Bei's two daughters, but gave it to the soldiers to enjoy without authorization.
All the generals felt that Liu Bei's daughter was noble, so they took pleasure in insulting the two. But the two girls were still young, couldn't stand the torture, and died before long. The soldiers felt bored, so they abandoned the two into the wilderness. At this time, just when Cao Cao came to inquire about the whereabouts of Liu Bei's wife and daughter, he learned that his subordinates had actually done such a beastly thing.
In the end, Cao Cao killed all the soldiers involved in the incident, and found the bodies of the two girls, burying them thickly. It is worth mentioning that Cao Cao erected a "fatherless monument" for the two girls. However, even if Liu Bei still wanted to recognize his two daughters, he was not worthy to be a father.
It is also estimated that this truth is too cruel, so no one is willing to mention it. Liu Bei could not lift his head for the rest of his life, and it was no wonder that Liu Bei retaliated so fiercely against Cao Cao after his rise.