Emperor Xian of Han was a clever emperor who was born at an inopportune time, didn't Emperor Xian of Han want to kill Cao Cao and regain power? I must think, otherwise there would be no incident of the edict. But if you kill Cao Cao, will you be able to regain power? Not necessarily, and even invite the disaster of killing!
Dong Zhuo also blackmailed the Heavenly Son to order the princes, how, dead, but is the power back? No! Therefore, after killing Cao Cao, the power could not come back, but scattered back into the hands of Cao Cao's heirs and other generals who held military power, and it was possible to hasten the death of Emperor Xian.
At this time, the degree of danger can be imagined, there is a Cao Cao who respects himself, more than a group of warlords who respect himself and a Cao clan group that has a vendetta against his father, then mutual conquest must not be avoided, the Han Xiandi emperor who has no military power is still fish and meat, and he has also made the chopping board unstable, he must become the object of mutual contention, and put himself in the whirlpool, so is it a good idea to kill Cao Cao?
In fact, this hypothesis was really tried by later generations (not Kangxi, Kangxi did not kill Aobai).
The relationship between Xiaozhuang and Erzhu Rong of Northern Wei was similar to that of Emperor Xian of Han and Cao Cao.
The Northern Wei dynasty was controlled by Erzhu Rong at Jinyang. Emperor Wei Zhuang's ministers and internal servants were all Eyeliner inserted by Erzhu Rong, and the emperor's every move these people would give him advice. Moreover, Erzhu Rong also interfered in the private life of Emperor Xiaozhuang. Erzhu Rong's daughter was originally a concubine of Emperor Xiaoming, but Erzhu Rong forced Emperor Xiaozhuang to make her empress.
See if this passage completely replicates the life of Emperor Xian of Han? Sure enough, I couldn't write two Wei characters in one stroke.
So maybe Emperor Wei Xiaozhuang suddenly popped up with the same idea--find an opportunity to directly slaughter this old guy, can I regain power? So he began to run wildly on the road of death.
Emperor Xiaozhuang began to conspire with some of his close courtiers to kill Erzhu Rong, but in fact, the conspiracy was not strict, and it also spread to Erzhu Rong. Therefore, Erzhu Rong's cronies advised him to preempt the attack, but Erzhu Rong was very confident, believing that Emperor Xiaozhuang did not have such courage. His cousin Erzhu Shilong suspected that Emperor Zhuang's behavior was different, and he sent someone to write an anonymous post on his door: "Tianzi conspired with Yang Kan and Gao Daomu to kill the King of Taiyuan!" Then he pretended to find the anonymous letter himself, and took off the post and presented it to Erzhu Rong. Erzhu Rong did not put anyone in his eyes at this time, tore up the anonymous sticker a few times, and spit the ground: Shi Long is really a bold mouse, who dares to kill me! Erzhu Rong's wife also advised him not to go to Luoyang, but Erzhu Rong did not listen.
After Erzhu Rong entered the court, he asked about the rumors outside, and Emperor Xiaozhuang said, "People outside say that you will also kill me, is it true?" Such a clever rhetorical question made Erzhu Rong speechless, and every time he entered the Hajj in the future, there were only a few dozen people left and right, and they were still empty-handed and did not carry weapons. However, the assassination of Erzhu Rong by the imperial party intensified.
On September 530, Emperor Xiaozhuang ambushed his soldiers in the eastern order of the Mingguang Temple, and then sent an envoy to Fei Bao'er Zhu Rong. Claiming that Empress Erzhu had just given birth to a crown prince, hundreds of civil and military officials in the palace came to the palace to congratulate him and congratulate Erzhu Rongrong on his promotion to grandfather. Erzhu Rong did not suspect anything, so he entered the palace and entered the temple. Seeing Emperor Xiaozhuang, Erzhu Rong did not wait to open his mouth to say joy, and suddenly saw two of Emperor Xiaozhuang's men running in from the east gate of the palace with swords in their hands, and he immediately became alarmed and went straight to the throne to try to hold Emperor Xiaozhuang hostage to resist. Emperor Xiaozhuang already had a knife on his lap, and when he saw Erzhu Rong rush up, he stabbed straight into his abdomen, and a generation of tyrants were killed in response. The crowd raised their swords and slashed indiscriminately, and his close confidant Yuan Tianmu also died under the chaotic knife. Erzhu Bodhi, the fourteen-year-old son who followed Erzhu Rong into the palace, and more than thirty of his followers were all killed by ambush troops.
However, things did not develop as Emperor Xiaozhuang had thought. After the news of Erzhu Rong's death came out, his cousin Erzhu Zhao, together with Erzhu Shilong, rebelled against Jinyang, and xingbing troops attacked Luoyang, plundered the city, killed Yuanyu the Prince of Linhuai and Yuanyu the King of Fanyang, and killed Emperor Xiaozhuang at the third-level Buddhist temple in Jinyang. Before his death, Emperor Xiaozhuang "prayed to the Buddha, may not be a king", and did not want to be an emperor in his lifetime; he also wrote a "dying poem", which included a sentence "In the past, I smelled the pain of death, and I was ashamed of myself", which was very miserable.
Therefore, otherwise, just like Emperor Xian of Han, he would have survived the waves, boiled frogs in warm water, and looked forward to any change, and at worst, he could have been a Shanyang public security officer to enjoy his old age. Otherwise, learn wei Xiaozhuang emperor fish dead net broken, but still don't fantasize about being able to turn the jedi upside down.