Reveal the reason why Cao Cao killed his father. How did Cao Cao kill his father?

Cao Cao's father, Cao Cao, is a dissolute and arrogant person, which seems to be his nature, because Cao Cao was such a character when he was a child. When he was a teenager, Cao Cao was always very casual, which made his uncle very dissatisfied, so he complained to Cao Cao's father, that is, Cao Song, and ignored Cao's various faults.

Cao Cao and Cao Song.

In ancient times, seniority was highly valued, even though Cao Cao had nothing to hide or was afraid of his father. So Cao Cao was worried when he learned that he was being sued. But young Cao Cao is not a vegetarian either. He felt it necessary to solve the problem for a long time.

There are no parents in the world who don't worry about their children, and Cao Cao took advantage of this. When he saw his uncle again, he pretended that he had a stroke. The man lost his usual manners and his eyes were crooked. My uncle was probably scared and immediately told Cao Song that Cao Cao had a stroke. But when Cao Cao saw his father coming, he immediately became serious, no different from before.

Of course, Cao Song was puzzled by this and asked Cao Cao, "Didn't your uncle say you had a stroke?"

Cao Cao replied, "I have no stroke. Maybe my uncle speaks ill of me because he doesn't like me. "

People are biased. When Cao Song saw that his son was well and healthy, he believed Cao Cao's words without any doubt, and no longer believed those bad words that Uncle Cao told him. So Cao Cao lived a more dissolute life.

Cao Cao really knew about scheming from an early age, or he was a natural schemer. He used such a small means on his relatives and easily settled his uncle with his own wisdom, reassuring his father.

Cao Cao's father Cao Cao's father is Cao Song, whose identity has not been clearly recorded in the official history. I only know that Cao Song is Cao Teng's adopted son, and he is upright. He was once ranked in the three fairs during the period of Emperor Han Ling, so he is a real etiquette. After xelloss acceded to the throne, he worshipped Cao Song as Emperor Tai and Cao Song's adoptive father Cao Teng as Emperor Gao.

Caocao statue

Cao Song's official career was smooth sailing because of Cao Teng, and even reached subversion in the period of Emperor Han Ling. His worship of Qiu is not high. Cao Song people didn't have a son like Cao Cao until middle age, but Cao Song didn't like him for a long time, because Cao Cao was stubborn and always brought him trouble. Later, Cao Cao began to enter the DPRK, and Cao Song also did many things, which cleared many obstacles for Cao Cao's official career.

Only Cao Song died miserably. Cao Song had resigned from Luoyang during the uprising of ten regular attendants. It was only at that time that Luoyang had become a place of cholera because of Dong Yun and others, and Cao Song took his wife and his second son to take refuge in Hua County, Taishan. It was nothing at first, but after a while, there was a dispute between Cao Cao and Tao Qian in Shandong, and Huaxian became the front line.

Huaxian county is no longer safe. Cao Song took his second son to Cao Cao's base camp, but his whereabouts were leaked and surrounded by people in Tao Qian, so Cao Cao could not rescue him. In this way, Cao Song and his party died by the sword. It can be said that the dispute between Cao Cao and Tao Qian accelerated the death of Cao Song.

However, there has been controversy about the year of Cao Song's death. Some people say that he died in A.D. 193. According to the Biography of the Three Kingdoms Tao Qian, Cao Song died in A.D. 193 and was killed by Tao Qian. Cao Cao retaliated against Xu and returned on 194. Another way of saying it is that he died in 194, and he also died at the hands of Tao Qian. So far, there is no clear statement about which of these two statements is correct.

Cao Pi and Cao Cao Cao Pi are the eldest sons of Cao Cao. Before that, Cao Pi had a brother, Cao Ang. Cao Ang is the son of Cao Cao and Mrs Liu. Cao Cao was satisfied with Cao Ang, but in the battle of Wanping, Cao Ang died in the battlefield, and Cao Pi became Cao Cao's eldest son.

Cao pi's portrait

Cao Cao had 25 sons in his life, among which Cao Ang, Cao Pi, Cao Zhang, Cao Zhi and Cao Chong were the most satisfactory. Cao Chong is very clever. He showed outstanding talent at an early age. Many people know the allusion "Cao Chong is an elephant", and the protagonist is Cao Chong since childhood. Cao Chong died at the age of 13. Cao Cao was very sad, so he took aim at Cao Pi, Cao Zhang and Cao Zhi. For various reasons, Cao Cao finally chose to let Cao Pi inherit the title.

Cao Pi inherited his father's bravery and belligerence militarily. After Cao Ang's death, Xelloss became Cao Cao's eldest son, and Cao Cao was also very attentive to this son. Cao Cao cultivated Cao Pi from an early age. Cao Pi lived a war life with his father when he was 8 years old, and he had practical experience since he was a child. In literature, Cao Pi is no less than Cao Cao. Ge Yanxing is one of his representative works. Cao Cao was naturally happy to see that Xelloss was outstanding in all aspects. Not only that, Cao Pi also has a calm character in political handling, which makes Cao Cao feel at ease. Later, Cao Cao invited Sima Yi to be Cao Pi's teacher in order to make Cao Pi develop in an all-round way.

As the eldest son of Cao Cao, Cao Pi became the first emperor of Wei after Cao Cao's death and inherited his father's measures in governing the country. Xelloss led the army to crush Hu Qiang and unify the northern regime.

Cao Cao was born in Cao Cao's father's name was Cao Song, and Cao Song was one of the important ministers of the DPRK during the Han Emperor's reign. Cao Song was the adopted son of eunuch Cao Teng, and Cao Teng also had a certain position in the court at that time. So, relying on his father Cao Teng, Cao Song became an official in the DPRK. However, Cao Song is not as incorruptible as his father Cao Teng. Cao Song took advantage of his position and made a lot of money for himself during his stay in Korea. So Cao Cao's family is still very rich.

Cao Cao stills of Red Cliff

Cao Cao's father, Cao Song, made a lot of money by virtue of his years of experience as an official in the imperial court. Later, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the court could buy officials with money. Cao Song took the money from his family and donated Qiu's position to himself. Cao Song is very satisfied with this position, so he will pay a lot of money to close it. And Cao Song at the end of the high, also ushered in his heyday in officialdom.

When Cao Song was in middle age, Cao Caocai was born. When Cao Cao was a child, he was very naughty and liked to dance with knives and sticks, which caused Cao Song a lot of trouble and made Cao Song a headache. Later, Cao Cao was able to raise Xiaolian and become an official in Beijing. Cao Cao was in charge of public security in Beijing. After Cao Cao came to power, he formulated a set of particularly strict military disciplines and iron laws to train soldiers to be orderly and rely on their own military views. It took Cao Cao a short time to manage the public order in Beijing in an orderly way. Seeing Cao Cao's good talents, his father Yan Song began to pay attention to Cao Cao and promoted him vigorously. Later, Cao Cao became a captain of the imperial army and made great achievements, which had a lot to do with the training and promotion of his father.

According to the records of Cao Cao's descendants, Cao Cao had 15 wives and dozens of sons in his life. Cao Cao's eldest son is Wei Wudi Xelloss and his younger brother is Cao Zhi. Both brothers are sons of Cao Cao and Mrs. Bian.

Cao Pi's stills in the TV series "Three Kingdoms"

Cao Cao's first wife was Mrs. Ding. Later, after Ding Furen divorced Cao Cao, Mrs Bian became Cao Cao's first wife. People talk about Cao Cao's sons, many of whom died young, and Cao Zhi and Cao Pi left the deepest impression on the public.

Cao Cao, Cao Pi and Cao Zhi made great achievements in literature, and later people called them "Three Caos". The most familiar story about Cao Zhi and Cao Pi is the seven-step poem.

Cao Zhi and Cao Pi are outstanding talents, and Cao Zhi has left a well-known masterpiece in literature. Luo Shenfu is one of the representatives of Cao Zhi. The rhetoric inside is gorgeous. The article uses a lot of imagination and rendering to make it romantic and meaningful. Later generations Xie Lingyun once spoke highly of Cao and appreciated his immortal poetic achievements. Cao Cao likes Cao Zhi very much. He can blurt out poems at an early age and often leads troops to fight with Cao Zhi everywhere, which shows his cultivation. The eldest son Cao Pi is no less talented than his younger brother Cao Zhi. Both sons are excellent, and Cao Cao has made difficulties in the ownership of inheritance. Cao Zhi likes literature wholeheartedly, but doesn't care much about political power. Cao Pi can bear it. After Cao Cao's death, Cao Pi was allowed to take his place. Cao Pi worried that Cao Cao would have the heart of rebellion and retaliated against Cao Zhi. After Cao Cao's death, Cao Zhi's life was once in trouble. Cao Pi was the first emperor of Wei. Although he has only been emperor for six years, his political strategy of governing the country is no less than that of his father Cao Cao. Cao Pi inherited his father's policy of governing the country, such as continuing to implement the farming system, enabling the economy to develop, stabilizing social order, and advocating a frugal lifestyle. These are all Cao Pi's methods of governing the country. After Cao Pi's death, his son Cao Rui succeeded to the throne.

The appearance of Cao Cao Luo Guanzhong described Cao Cao's appearance in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms in this way: The leader flashed a general, seven feet long, with narrow eyes and a long beard. Cao Cao has a pair of slender eyes and a neat beard. Judging from his face, he is a great talent in governing the country. This is what a fortune teller said for Cao Cao.

Cao Cao's stills from the movie Red Cliff

Cao Cao's skin is very white. At that time, there were many wars. If a person's skin is long and white, even if he becomes the leader of the army, it will give people an illusion of no deterrent. Later generations said that Cao Cao was fair-skinned. When I was a child, his uncle didn't like Cao Cao very much because of his fair complexion, and because of this, Cao Cao once ran away from home.

The book "The History of the Three Kingdoms" written by Chen Shou has written many advantages of Cao Cao, for example, Cao Cao is friendly and likes to make friends with others. Besides, Cao Cao doesn't like gorgeous clothes and advocates frugality. Coupled with his own literary background and his brave combat tactics, it will give people a sense of sight, and Cao Cao has a beard, which will give people a sense of being a king. The book Romance of the Three Kingdoms written by Luo Guanzhong highlights the treacherous and insidious side of Cao Cao. Therefore, Cao Cao is a white-faced Cao Cao, not only because his skin color is very white, but also because he is treacherous, so he is called a white-faced Cao Cao.

In later film and television works, many images of Cao Cao were created. For example, in the movie Red Cliff, Zhang Fengyi plays Cao Cao, which gives people a feeling of bravery and treachery, and Cao Cao's beard and strong body also have enough deterrence. The film does not highlight Cao Cao's theory of white skin, but his beard and figure enrich the role of Cao Cao.