What happened to Cao Wei from AD 239 to AD 265?

1. Jing three years (65438+2391October 22nd), on the first day of the first month, Cao Cao died of illness and Cao Fang acceded to the throne.

2. In February (244), the fifth year of Zhengshi, ICY, at the suggestion of Cao Shuang, ordered Cao Shuang to lead an army to attack Shu, but the result was in vain.

3. In the eighth year (247), Cao Shuang, the general, listened to the words of Deng Kui and Ding Mi and put the Queen Mother Guo under house arrest in Yongning Palace. Queen mother Guo wept when she bid farewell to Cao Fang. Cao Shuang took power from then on.

4. At the beginning of the tenth year (249), on the sixth day of the first month, the change of Gao Pingling made Sima's autocratic power.

5. In February 254, the sixth year of Jiaping, Li Feng and the father of Queen Zhang conspired to abolish Sima's family and become a general. Things came to light, Sima Shi was destroyed and Cao Fang was abolished.

6. On the 12th day of the first month in the second year of Jacky (255), Wu, a general in the town east, and Wen Qin, a secretariat of Yangzhou, set out to crusade against Sima Jia. On 25th, General Sima Shi and his army captured Huainan. After several fierce battles, Wu Qiujian died and Wen Qin fled to Sun Wu.

7. In the second year of Ganlu (257), General Zhuge Dan of Wei Zhengdong rebelled against Shouchun, surrendered to Sun Wu and attacked the counties in the north and south of Huaihe River. Si Mazhao warlord 260,000 conquests. In the first month of Ganlu three years (258), Zhuge Dan was defeated and killed.

8. In the second year of Jacky (255), on February 12th, Sun Jun, a general of Dongwu, led a so-called 100,000-strong army to Shouchun. General Zhuge Dan from Zhendong came to meet him, killed General Liu Zan and sent the good news to Kyoto. On August 2nd, Jiang Weiling, the general of West Shu, attacked Didao.

9. On the seventh day of May in the fifth year of Ganlu (June 2, 260), Cao Taizu sought audience with Si Mazhao, who was killed by Ji Cheng and succeeded by Cao Huan of Yuan Di.

10, Jingyuan four years (263), Shu was destroyed in 265, replacing Wei.