The life of Liu Xie, the Emperor of The Han Dynasty, can be described as ill-fated. He tossed and turned at the hands of Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao, but he was always a puppet. It was because Cao Cao and Dong Zhuo controlled the government that people called them Han thieves. In the face of these two independent ministers, Emperor Xian of Han should have gritted his teeth in hatred. But in fact, what Emperor Xiandi of Han hated most was not Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao, but the real Han thief.
Liu Xie's fate from an early age was tragic. When his mother, Wang Meiren, conceived him, she wanted to kill him in order to survive. Fortunately, Liu Xie's vitality is tenacious, and his mother is really unwilling to give up. Liu Xie was born safely. After Liu Xie was born, he was not his father's eldest son and was not favored.
At that time, Empress He was a vicious person, and almost killed Liu Xie several times. That's it, Liu Xie endured humiliation and burden, and finally grew up. Later, after his brother Emperor Shao of Han ascended the throne, the Eastern Han Dynasty fell into chaos. Dong Zhuo took the opportunity to break Kyoto. At that time, Dong Zhuo felt that Liu Xie was easy to deal with, so he deposed Emperor Shao of Han and regarded Liu Xie as an emperor, that is, Emperor Xian of Han.
After Emperor Xian of Han ascended the throne, the power of the imperial court remained in the hands of Dong Zhuo because he was still young. Although Dong Zhuo practiced tyranny, he did not harm Liu Xie, the already elevated Emperor xian of Han. Therefore, Emperor Xiandi of Han only resented him for Dong Zhuo's dictatorship.
Later, Dong Zhuo was attacked by heroes around the world. In the end, Cao Cao took the opportunity to save Liu Xie, but he was soon unhappy to study abroad, because Cao Cao also forced the emperor to order the princes, and Liu Xie once again became Cao Cao's puppet. Cao Cao was very tolerant of Liu Xie. At that time, Liu Xie was no longer willing to endure the control of others, so he secretly found someone to assassinate Cao Cao, which was later famous as the Yidaizhao incident.
At that time, Liu Xie almost killed Cao Cao because of the Yidaizhao incident. At this time, Emperor Xiandi of Han and Cao Cao tore their faces, but what if Cao Cao did not take Emperor Xiandi of Han? Therefore, from this point, it can be seen that Cao Cao was very tolerant of Emperor Xian of Han. Later, after Cao Pi ascended the throne, he was also very good to Emperor Xian of Han, so Emperor Xian of Han had a happy ending.
Thus, although Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao controlled Emperor Xian of Han, they were traitors and thieves of the Han Dynasty. But they were still tolerant enough of Emperor Xian of Han, so what Emperor Xiandi hated most was not Cao Cao and Dong Zhuo, but others. This person is Liu Bei, who usually calls himself Benevolent and Moral.
Liu Bei began to help the Han Dynasty, and Emperor Xian of Han initially believed in Liu Bei, calling Liu Bei his uncle Emperor Liu and taking on heavy responsibilities. Liu Bei was involved in the Costume Divine Will Incident. However, Liu Bei betrayed the trust of Emperor Xian of Han. Although he ostensibly accepted orders and rewards from Emperor Xian of Han, he eventually became emperor of the Shu state and established a new state.
When Emperor Xian of Han heard that Liu Bei was emperor, he sneered. At this time, Emperor Xiandi of Han finally saw through Liu Bei's hypocrisy. Remembering that in his early years, he was blinded by Liu Bei and betrayed by Liu Bei, and Emperor Xian of Han hated him. Therefore, Liu Bei was the person that Emperor Xiandi of Han really hated.