#汉献帝刘协死后 how Cao Rui treated his #Han Xiandi Liu Xie died of illness (Liu Xie was born in 181 AD and died in March 234. Reigned in 1899 AD

#汉献帝刘协死后 how Cao Rui treated him # Han Xiandi Liu Xie died of illness (Liu Xie was born in 181 AD, died in March 234 AD. Reigned september 189 AD 11 October 220 AD), Wei Ming Emperor Cao Rui (Cao Pi's son, zi yuan zhong, 204 AD 204 AD 204 AD 239 AD February 239 AD. Reigned June 226 AD to February 239 AD) How did he treat and deal with his aftermath? First, let's talk about the relationship between Cao Rui and Liu Xie. Although Cao Rui's father Cao Pi (曹丕) seized the throne from Liu Xie, Cao Pi's sister Cao Jie (both of whom were born to Empress Bian) was Liu Xie's second empress (crowned empress in 215 AD). Therefore, Cao Pi was Liu Xie's brother-in-law. Therefore, Liu Xie is also Cao Rui's uncle. And the Wei Ming Emperor Cao Rui was also very worthy of his own uncle, and after Liu Xie's death, Cao Rui personally led his courtiers to cry and sacrifice Liu Xie. In August of that year, he was buried in Chanling with the ceremony of Han Tianzi, with the title of Emperor Xiaoxian. This is also a good apology for cao rui's father's seizure of the throne from his uncle. In addition, it is also a face for the surviving aunt Cao Jie (Cao Jie died of illness in 260 AD, and she almost witnessed the same fate of the Cao Wei regime as the Eastern Han Dynasty).