We have left a lot of things in this land throughout the ages, we will cross the distance of time, to find the traces of history, explore the dusty memory of this land, chase the beautiful moment in the long river of time, use words and language to record a little trace that has dissipated in the heavens and the earth, to explore the story behind history, there are many interesting things you don't know in ancient times, today talk about Liu Chan surrendered and was moved to Luoyang, why did this person abandon his wife to follow? EMPEROR: He's smart
Liu Chan surrendered and moved to Luoyang, and this man abandoned his wife to follow, Sima Yan: "Seal you as a high official."
When it comes to the Shu Han of the Three Kingdoms, many people will think of the second monarch, Liu Chan' nest behavior. In the end, in order to survive, Ah Dou was forced to enter Cao Camp and live in Luoyang. None of the ministers of the Shu Han Dynasty were willing to follow, but one of them abandoned his wife and children to follow the lord, and in the end he achieved something.
Liu Chan's reputation in history is not very good, at first Ah Dou appeared in front of everyone to be rescued by Zhao Zilong, and his father Liu Bei was not busy caring for his son, but threw Ah Dou to the ground as a means to show his importance to the general. After that, Ah Dou's behavior made people can only evaluate incompetence.
Not long after Zhuge s death, the Shu kingdom came to an end, and Liu Chan was forced to move to Luoyang. None of the loyal courtiers at the beginning were willing to follow, but hao zheng, an unknown young courtier, followed the lord closely, and thus found a stage where he could exert his talents.
Hao Zheng is not highlighted in the Novel of the Three Kingdoms, but his life is recorded in the History of the Three Kingdoms, and Hao Zheng's grandfather was originally the History of Yizhou, but when the world was in chaos, this person died first, and Hao Zheng's father followed Meng Da, and finally we all know that Meng Da surrendered to the State of Wei, and this person also followed.
Although his father surrendered to Wei, He Zheng remained in power in the Shu state. Because of his talent, Hao Zheng was recruited by the imperial court to enter the political field of the Shu state and became a secretary. Originally, Hao Zheng wanted to use this to show his grand plan, but after that, he had no chance to move in.
On the one hand, when Hao Zheng's father surrendered to the State of Wei, normal people would inevitably become suspicious of it; on the other hand, at this time, the eunuchs were in rebellion, and after the death of Zhuge Chengxiang, the State of Shu had already shown a trend of decline. Such a special identity as Hao Zheng naturally did not dare to say much, and could only save himself and indulge himself in the poetry book.
After the fall of Shu, it was naturally impossible for the Lord of Jin to continue to safely place Ah Dou at the original site of the Shu Kingdom, and he ordered him to be summoned to Wei. At that time, except for Hao Zheng, only Zhang Tong was willing to follow, and both of them abandoned their families in the Shu kingdom just to fulfill their last loyalty.
Along the way, Hao Zheng took care of the life of the lord to the point of meticulousness, which greatly touched Liu Chan, and only when he was poor could he see his true loyalty. Later, after arriving in Luoyang, Hao Zheng also told the lord from time to time to tell him to be careful in his words and deeds, and the lord of the subjugated country naturally had to be careful.
Liu Chan regretted Hao Zheng's loyalty very much, and he chafed that he had not been able to discover such a talent until it was too late. However, although Hao Zheng told him everything, Ah Dou could not support the wall after all.
Once Sima Zhao asked him if he missed his homeland, but Liu Chan replied to the other party, it was so interesting here, he didn't want to miss the Shu kingdom anymore. However, this aroused the suspicion of the Jin Lord, how could anyone not miss his country and homeland? After learning of this, Hao Zheng persuaded the lord to pretend to be sad the next time he was asked, saying that he missed the Shu kingdom day and night.
Sure enough, after some days, Sima Zhao was still not at ease, and asked the other party this question again, Liu Chan learned to be obedient this time, and replied to the other party word for word according to Hao Zheng's words. Sima Zhao was surprised how such words could be uttered by Ah Dou, and sure enough, when he asked, it was Hao Zheng who taught him.
Sima Zhao was not dissatisfied with Hao Zheng's protector, but instead admired the character of the other party, and thus completely relaxed his vigilance against Liu Chan. In the end, Liu Chan was able to enjoy his life in peace, and Hao Zheng was also given the title of Marquis of Guannei.
After Sima Yan claimed to be emperor, he also admired Hao Zheng very much, and often said to his subordinates: Hao Zheng is very smart, has great wisdom, and is very loyal, and should let him be a high official, the reason why he is still willing to follow the frustrated Liu Chan is because he understands that the skinny camel is bigger than Ma, and with the help of Liu Chan's identity, he will have a head start, otherwise as a slave of the country, anyone can bully himself! Second, if Hao Zheng shows enough loyalty to the old lord, he can attract the attention of the new lord, that is, Sima Yan, and only then can qingyun go straight!
Soon, he was promoted to a high-ranking official in the DPRK and made a Brazilian Taishou. This was the highest official in the Jin Dynasty, but this position was given to the subordinates, which showed how rare the talent of Hao Zheng was in the eyes of Lord Wei. In the Shu kingdom, Hao Zheng did not find a way out, but when he arrived in the State of Wei, he showed his talents.
This may also be the reason for Liu Chan's demise, such an important courtier, who was treated coldly and did not pay attention to it in the Shu kingdom at the beginning, if the Shu kingdom was replaced by a Ming emperor, the last unification of the Shu state was not necessarily.
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