During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan divided the world into three parts, and Liu Bei was the most famous of the three. As for whether it is true or not, everyone has their own opinion.
People in the world say that Cao Cao is a traitor, Liu Bei is very benevolent, I don't know if you have ever thought about such a question, what is the fate of their adopted sons?
Cao Cao had three adopted sons, all of whom were cultivated and valued, and even the adopted son who did not listen to him the most, Cao Cao patiently educated him to become a talent. Liu Bei, on the other hand, had only one adopted son, but he was ruthlessly killed.
When it comes to Liu Bei's son, many people will only think of "Ah Dou", that is, Liu Chan, the lord of the Shu Han Dynasty. Liu Bei, who thought that he would not be able to give birth to a son in this life, adopted his nephew (son of Luo Houkou) as his son in the early years of the Liu family in Changsha County, and personally named him Liu Feng. And Liu Chan was born inexplicably by Lady Liu Bei later.
Liu Chan was an unsupportable Ah Dou, but Liu Feng was a rare general.
From a young age, Liu Feng began to learn martial arts, and when he was young, he followed Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei around in conquest, sweeping Xichuan, and achieving outstanding military achievements. It can be said that Liu Feng is also an invincible and victorious general.
In 218, Liu Bei and Cao Cao went to war head-on, and he himself did not dare to go to war, so he sent Liu Feng to challenge Cao Cao. Cao Cao felt very faceless, and scolded Liu Bei for saying that Liu Bei did not talk about generations, and it was disrespectful to let his "fake son" fight. In the end, Cao Cao also let his son fight, and urgently mobilized his son Cao Zhang, who was the strongest in martial arts, to face Liu Feng. After saying that, Cao Cao did not wait for Cao Zhang to arrive, and he withdrew his army and slipped away.
Cao Cao was furious but had to flee, scolding Liu Bei as a "straw shoe seller" as he ran. Cao Cao was a military man, and his generals were like clouds, but why didn't he dare to fight against Liu Feng? In fact, it was because Liu Feng was so strong that Cao Cao had to escape.
The more powerful Liu Feng became, the more Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei felt that he was too much of a threat to Liu Chan, and they both killed. Many people think that Liu Feng's death is related to Guan Yu, and it was Liu Chan who killed Guan Yu, but is this really the case?
In 219, Guan Yu repeatedly asked Liu Feng and Meng Da to send troops to help encircle Xiangfan. However, the two refused, on the grounds that the three counties of Shangyong had just been occupied and could not easily leave. Guan Yu was outnumbered and eventually died a tragic death.
Liu Bei understood that Liu Feng's reason for not sending troops was justified, so he did not punish Liu Feng and Meng Da, and suppressed them with a grudge.
Not thinking that the next year Meng Da and Liu Feng had a conflict, meng Da, as a deputy, thought that Liu Feng would push the fault of not saving Guan Yu on his head, and Liu Bei would definitely settle the account after the autumn, and he was afraid that he would surrender to Cao Wei with his generals. Liu Bei was very annoyed that he had lost a major general, but he couldn't do anything with Liu Feng, after all, Liu Feng was still his own person, and Meng Da was already a traitor.
After surrendering to Cao Wei, Meng Da personally led troops to besiege Shangyong. He and Liu Feng said:
Guan Yu is Liu Bei's brother-in-law, Liu Bei must blame his death on you, no one can help you to face the crime after I leave; and Liu Chan is Liu Bei's son, Liu Feng is a threat that Liu Chan has to get rid of, you quickly surrender, lest Liu Bei kill you!
Liu Feng scolded Meng Da as a traitor, led the army to fight with him, did not want to lose, and lost back to Chengdu.
Liu Bei thought to himself how Could Meng Da have beaten Liu Feng, Liu Feng must have been persuaded by Meng Da to surrender, and there was a conspiracy to return to Chengdu. So Liu Bei began to settle accounts with Liu Feng, accusing him of not saving Guan Yu and his subordinates for defecting. Zhuge Liang also instigated Liu Bei, saying that Liu Feng was fierce and brave, and if Liu Chan, who succeeded Liu Bei after his death, would not be able to control him, it would be better to take this opportunity to get rid of Liu Feng.
In this way, Liu Bei ordered Liu Feng to commit suicide. The loyal and courageous Liu Feng did not expect his adoptive father to be so thin-hearted, and angrily shouted: "I really regret not listening to Meng Da's words!" "After saying that, he committed suicide, and he died blindly."
After Guan Yu's death, why didn't Liu Bei punish Liu Feng at the first time, but wait until Liu Feng accumulated more mistakes before asking him about the crime?
When Zhang Fei had Liu Bei's family captured because of his dereliction of duty, Liu Bei did not blame Zhang Fei, but why did he have to give Liu Feng death? Even if Liu Fengzhen was negligent, was he guilty of a capital crime?
According to the "Biography of Liu Feng in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms", "Zhuge Liang was worried about the fierce sealing, and it was difficult to control the emperor after the Yi Dynasty, so he persuaded the first lord to get rid of it." Liu Feng's death was not for any other reason, that is, Liu Bei considered that the quality of Liu Chan and Liu Feng was too far apart, and was worried that after his death, Liu Chan would not be able to control Liu Feng, so Liu Bei did not hesitate to kill Liu Feng.
From this point of view, Cao Cao and Liu Bei's attitude towards their adopted son are really completely different. Liu Bei is not a veritable benevolence in the end, please leave a message in the message area.