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The history of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty is like a thrilling picture scroll, which is evocative. Among them, after Dong Zhuo's death, Cao Cao led the army back to Xudu, and there are different opinions, but the real historical plot is subtly different from the description in the novel.
Although Cao Cao's return is portrayed heroically in the novel, the truth in history is more tortuous. Dong Zhuo was killed by Lü Bu and Wang Yun, but Wang Yun failed to quell Dong Zhuo's old forces, causing Li Wei, Guo Qiang, Fan Chou, Zhang Ji and others to revolt and invade Chang'an. Wang Yun was defeated, and Lü Bu had to leave in a hurry, while Emperor Xian of Han fell into the hands of Li Wei, Guo Xian and others.
However, the contradictions between Li Wei and Guo Xiao gradually escalated in the process of expanding their power. In the second year of Xingping (195), they even killed Fan Chou of the League and annexed his army. Although this move further strengthened their power, the suspicion between the two sides also deepened. In the same year, internal strife broke out between Li Wei and Guo Qiang, and chaos broke out in Guanzhong and the people were ravaged.
Emperor Xian of Han took the opportunity to flee Chang'an, and Li Wei and Guo Xian pursued them closely. However, they were eventually defeated in fierce battles with Yang Feng, Dong Cheng, Li Le, Han Xian, Hu Cai, and the Southern Xiongnu King Youxian, and Emperor Xian of Han managed to escape from Guanzhong . In July of the first year of Jian'an (196), Emperor Xian of Han arrived in Luoyang, and Cao Cao led his army to meet him. Unlike the conflict in the novel, no fighting broke out between Cao Cao, Li Wei, and Guo Wan.
Cao Cao moved Emperor Xian of Han to Xuchang, while Li Wei and Guo Xiao continued to rule Guanzhong . However, in October of the second year of Jian'an (197), Guo was betrayed by his subordinate Wu Xi, and the rest was annexed by Li Wei. After that, Cao Cao sent his counselor Pei Mao to lead the Kansai army to attack Li Wei.
In April of the third year of Jian'an (198), Li Wei was eventually killed by Liang Xing and Zhang Heng, and Cao Cao ordered the extermination of the three tribes. The entire history is full of intrigue, betrayal, and battle, and the turbulent situation of the Three Kingdoms period in the late Han Dynasty is vividly displayed in this history.
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