Who was the most bullish old man in ancient times? Of course, it had to be Cao Cao, who married all three daughters to the same person.
After Cao Cao moved Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty to Xu County, he let his henchmen put the Emperor of the Han Xian Emperor under house arrest, which was opposed by Dong Cheng and other ministers. Dong Cheng claimed to have the edict of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, and conspired with Liu Bei, Wang Zifu and others to kill Cao Cao.
Who knew that the matter of punishing Cao was leaked, and Cao Cao hated Dong Cheng, so he ordered someone to kill Dong Cheng's family. Dong Cheng's daughter was the concubine of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, and in order to cut the grass and eradicate the roots, Cao Cao ordered someone to kill Dong Cheng's daughter Dong Guiren.
At that time, Dong Guiren was pregnant, and Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty begged bitterly, praying that Cao Cao would be able to open up. His motto has always been "I would rather bear the people of the world than teach the people of the world to bear me", and he still put Dong Guiren, who was pregnant, to death.
Cao Cao's operation frightened Fu Shou, the empress of Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty. She was very afraid of Cao Cao's cruelty, so she wrote a secret letter to her father, asking him to secretly plot to get rid of Cao Cao. But after Fu Fu, he was too timid, and he did not have the consciousness to die for the king, so he did not dare to do it.
Even if you are timid, you don't have to be cautious enough. With Dong Cheng's example in front of him, he didn't even learn a lesson, and even showed Xun Yu and his brother-in-law Fan Pu the secret letter written to him by his daughter Fu Shou, which caused Xun Yu to be dissatisfied on the spot.
However, Xun Yu knew that Fu Wan didn't have the courage to make a move, so he didn't report the matter to Cao Cao. A few years later, after Fu Wan died of illness, only Fu Shou, Xun Yu and Fan Pu knew about it.
Fan Pu thought that Fu Wan was dead, and this matter would be over, so in order to get Cao Cao's appreciation, he told Cao Cao about it.
How do you know that Cao Cao was furious when he found out, and asked Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty to abolish the queen Fushou on the grounds that the queen was immoral and harbored evil intentions. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was naturally reluctant to do this, and when Cao Cao saw this, he ordered someone to break into the palace where the queen lived and dragged Fu Shou out.
When the soldiers escorting Fu Shou passed through the main hall, Fu Shou saw that Liu Xie, the emperor of Han Xian, was also in front of the main hall, so he pounced on it and asked Liu Xie to save her life. Liu Xie couldn't do anything, he could only lament and say, "I don't know how long my life will last!"
Cao Cao has always liked to cut the grass and eradicate the roots, he was still not at ease after killing Fu Shou, and ordered Fu Shou and the two princes born to Emperor Han Xian to be killed, and then more than 100 people of the Fu Shou clan were executed. Even Fu Shou's old mother, Cao Cao did not let go, and ordered Fu Shou's mother to be exiled to Zhuo County.
Cao Cao was so brutal that the ministers of the court and China were very afraid, and they did not dare to resist Cao Cao.
After Cao Cao killed Empress Fushou, he asked Emperor Xian of Han to canonize his daughter Cao Jie as empress. In order to further control Liu Xie, Cao Cao sent the other two daughters, Cao Xian and Cao Hua, who had been betrothed to be raised at home because they were still young, into the palace, and married the two of them to Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty.
In this way, Cao Cao became the most bullish old man, married his three daughters to Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, and let his daughters and three daughters serve one husband, which can be regarded as a miracle through the ages.
Although marrying all three daughters to the same person inevitably sacrifices the happiness of his daughters, Cao Cao is also a qualified father, and often takes care of his son Cao Pi to treat his three younger sisters well.
As the saying goes, marry a chicken with a chicken, marry a dog with a dog, after Cao Cao's three daughters married Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, they did not do everything to their parents' family, but they still had the same heart with their husband Liu Xie.
After Cao Cao's death, Cao Jie knew that his brother Cao Pi was plotting to usurp the throne, so he secretly hid the jade seal. After Cao Pi found out, he sent people to ask the queen Cao Jie for the jade seal several times, but Cao Jie scolded him back.
Due to the delay in getting the jade seal, Cao Pi had to send someone to forcibly take it, Cao Jie knew that he could not save the jade seal, so he had to cry and throw the jade seal to the ground, crying and letting people tell Cao Pi: "God will not bless you!"
After Cao Pi built Wei on behalf of the Han Dynasty, for the sake of the face of his three younger sisters, he did not embarrass the Han Emperor Liu Xie, but treated this brother-in-law very much.
According to the advice of the ministers of the DPRK and China, it is best to put Liu Xie under house arrest, so as not to cause trouble after he goes out. However, Cao Pi didn't want his sister to live a dark life, so he gave Shanyang County in Hanoi County to Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, and was named the Duke of Shanyang.
In addition, in order to show respect for Liu Xie, Cao Pi also specially allowed Liu Xie to implement the Han Dynasty Zhengshuo in Shanyang Fengguo, and use the etiquette of the Son of Heaven to carry out suburban sacrifices.
To put it simply, although Liu Xie lost the puppet throne of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his treatment at this time was equivalent to that of the real emperor of the Principality of Shanyang. For Liu Xie, who has been displaced for most of his life and has been controlled by the group of heroes in turn, the free life at this time is really too happy.
After Liu Xie's death, his Principality of Shanyang was not recovered, but continued until the end of the Western Jin Dynasty when it was occupied by the Hu people.