Speaking of Kong Rong, everyone is no stranger, because we have all heard the story of his Kong Rong making pears. When he was a child, Kong Rong, because he knew how to be humble, then he left his name in history and became a role model for countless young children to learn. It is a pity that such a polite person was killed in the end, and his own family was still involved.
Kong Rong is said to be the nineteenth grandson of Confucius and one of the seven sons of Jian'an. Needless to say, his literary style would not have been included in the Seven Sons of Jian'an. It is precisely because Kong Rong is a very talented person that he has been appreciated by many people. For example, Emperor Xian of Han and Cao Cao.
But at the same time, people with high talent have a common disease, that is, they like to be arrogant and arrogant. If you are not accustomed to the actions of your superiors, you will definitely point it out, take it in its name, and dare to give it direct advice. This is how Kong Rong's killing was provoked.
At that time, Confucius's immediate superior was Cao Cao, and we are also familiar with Cao Cao. Cao Cao is indeed a person who is willing to take over the world's talents, but at the same time Cao Cao is also a person who is somewhat anti-scaled. If he is angry, let alone a sage, even if he is the Heavenly King Lao Tzu, he will dare to kill.
Cao Cao's lustfulness is also famous. Once again, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, and then found a beautiful child: Yuan Shao's daughter-in-law Zhen Ji. For such a beautiful child, Cao Cao was naturally moved.
Unfortunately, Cao Cao's son Cao Pi had already taken the lead and taken Zhen Ji for himself. For this matter, Kong Rong naturally has his own views. Kong Rong wrote a letter to Cao Cao, satirizing Cao Cao and his son for beauty.
Originally, this was a disgraceful thing, and Cao Cao did not want others to know. Who knew that kong Rong was even writing a book to satirize him now. Cao Cao was very angry, and he hated some people who were morally upright the most. Coupled with cao cao's prohibition of alcohol and other laws, Kong Rong violated them in public.
Therefore, Cao Cao directly killed Kong Rong and his family on charges of "recruiting disciples" and "wanting to misbehave". When Kong Rong knew that he had broken through such a big disaster, he naturally regretted it.
Looking at his two sons and daughters who were only 7 years old and 9 years old, Kong Rong asked the leader of the team if he could let go of his children. Kong Rong's 7-year-old son was very calm, asking his father not to panic, and said to his father, "Don't adults see that under the nest, there are eggs again?" ”
Unfortunately, Kong Rong's name is not as clear as his own children in the end.