In 196 AD, Cao Cao welcomed Emperor Xian of Han to move the capital to Xuchang, and began the career of a powerful vassal who "threatened the Son of Heaven to order the princes", so how many wives and concubines and sons did Cao Cao, the lord of the Three Kingdoms, have? According to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao had a total of 25 sons and 25 sons, how many wives and concubines did he have? Not 25 bits, but 15 bits. Cao Cao was known historically for his lustfulness and liked to rob other people's wives. So, is Cao Cao really like what we see and hear? Are all wives and concubines stolen? And look at his 15 wives and concubines.
Lady Ding: Cao Cao's wife, who was infertile all her life. When Lady Liu died early, Cao Cao asked Lady Ding to raise her son Cao Ang, who regarded Cao Ang as her own. Later, Cao Ang was killed in battle at Wancheng, and Lady Ding was so grief-stricken that she often counted Cao Cao, and Cao Cao, in a fit of rage, sent her back to her mother's house. Soon, Cao Cao felt remorse and personally went to Lady Ding's mother's house to pick her up, but Lady Ding ignored her, and Cao Cao had no choice but to divorce her.
Lady Bian: Cao Cao's successor wife, Cao Cao's xiannai assistant. He was born to the four sons of Cao Pi, Cao Zhang, Cao Zhi, and Cao Xiong. Originally a child of a musician who specialized in music and dance, he was later married by Cao Cao.
Lady Liu: Lady Ding's maid, who married Cao Cao, was Cao Cao's beloved concubine, and soon fell ill and died, and her children were raised by Lady Ding, who gave birth to Cao Ang, Cao Shuo, and Princess Qinghe.
Lady Huan: Cao Cao's concubine, cao chong, cao zhao, and cao yu. After Cao Cao's death, Emperor Wen made her a concubine.
Lady Du: Originally the wife of Lü Bu's general Qin Yi, and later adopted by Cao Cao, she gave birth to Cao Lin, Cao Gong, and Princess Jinxiang.
Lady Qin: Concubine of Cao Cao, the second son of Cao Ying and Cao Jun.
Mrs. Yin: Originally He Jin's daughter-in-law, her husband died early. Cao Cao married him as a concubine when he was serving as Sikong and had a son, Cao Zhi.
Concubine Chen: Cao Cao's concubine, born Cao Gan.
Wang Zhaoyi: Cao Cao's concubine, fifth son, Cao Gan's adoptive mother.
Sun Ji: Concubine of Cao Cao, she had three sons, Cao Shang, Cao Biao, and Cao Qin.
Li Ji: Concubine of Cao Cao, the third son of Cao Cheng, Cao Zhen, and Cao Jing.
Zhou Ji: Cao Cao's concubine, born Cao Jun.
Liu Ji: Cao Cao's concubine, born Cao Thorn.
Song Ji: Cao Cao's concubine, born Cao Hui.
Zhao Ji: Cao Cao's concubine, born Cao Mao.
The above are Cao Cao's 15 wives and concubines, one of whom is the wife of Lü Bubu's general Qin Yi, and the other is He Jin's daughter-in-law. The rest are unmarried girls.
In fact, the fact that Cao Cao likes people's wives is not Cao Cao's unique preference, but that Cao Cao only likes beautiful women, he does not look at the background and background, as long as it is beautiful. When the city was attacked, many of the wives and concubines of those defeated generals were beautiful people at that time, so Cao Cao's heart arose. Although Cao Cao was also known as a traitor, he was also well aware that going to the homes of ordinary people to find some beautiful women would cause public indignation. Therefore, after the siege of the city, the wives and concubines of the defeated generals... can be understood in this way. Needless to say Cao Cao, wasn't Liu Bang also bo ji, the woman who had received the Wei King's leopard? Later, he also gave birth to Emperor Wen of Han. Therefore, there is really no need for us to say that Cao Cao is so shameless and vulgar.