Briefly introduce Sima Yi s life deeds!

presided over the Wei State Reform and blocked the attack of Shu.

1. In 201, Sima Yi was 22 years old and was elected by Hanoi County to serve as the Shangji Peng, when Sikong Cao Cao conquered Sima Lang and Sima Yi's brothers. However, when Sima Yi waited forbearly, Taoguang recuperated, pretended to be sick and postponed Cao Cao's official position, and simply resigned from Shangji Peng and went home to recuperate.

2. In 208 AD, after Cao Cao became prime minister, he forcibly recruited 29-year-old Sima Yi for the second time as a teacher of literature and education; Together with Chen Qun, Wu Zhen, and Zhu Shuo, they are known as the "Four Friends of the Prince". The official positions were from the literary Peng, the Huangmen Shilang, the Yilang, and the Dong Cao of the Prime Minister's Mansion, and were promoted to the main book of the Prime Minister's Mansion.

3. In 216 AD, Cao Cao was promoted to King of Wei. In the following year, Cao Cao canonized Cao Pi as the crown prince of Wei, and Sima Yi was promoted to the prince's concubine. After that, Sima Yi often sought state affairs, and soon became the prime minister's army Sima.

4. In 220 AD, Cao Cao died of illness, and Sima Yi assisted Cao Pi to complete the Han Xian Emperor's concession.

5. In 226 AD, Cao Pi died of illness, and Cao Zhen, Chen Qun, and Sima Yi were appointed to the throne. Feng Sima Yi was named the Marquis of Wuyang. In the same year, Zhuge Jin, who attacked Xiangyang, was defeated, Zhang Ba was killed, and in December, he was promoted to hussar general.

6. In 228 AD, Meng Da rebelled, broke the city within 16 days, and killed Meng Da.

In the sixth year of Jian'an, the county elected him as the rafter. When Cao Cao was serving as the secretary, after hearing his reputation, he sent someone to summon him to serve in the palace. Sima Yi saw that the national fortunes of the Han Dynasty were in decline, and he didn't want to be under Cao Cao's hands, so he used the excuse that he had wind paralysis and was sick and lacked eggplant, and his body could not live.

Cao Cao didn't believe it, so he sent someone to spy on the news at night, and Sima Yi lay there, motionless, as if he was really infected with wind paralysis.

In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, after Cao Cao became the prime minister, he began to use coercive means to dispel Sima Yi as a literary scholar. Cao Cao said to the envoy that if he reviewed Huan, he would accept it. Sima Yi was afraid of it and had to take office.

Cao Cao asked him to travel with the crown prince, and successively served as the Huangmen Shilang, Yilang, Prime Minister Dong Cao, Prime Minister Bo and so on. Sima Yi served under Cao Cao, cautious, diligent, and as for the pastorals, they were all on the move.

In the twentieth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao conquered Zhang Lu, and Sima Yi accompanied the army. He told Cao Cao that Liu Bei captured Liu Zhang by deception, and the Shu people fought for Jiangling without attaching it, and this opportunity could not be lost. Today, if Yao learns of the great power of Hanzhong, Yizhou is shaken, and the army is coming, and it is bound to collapse.

Therefore, it is easy to become a skill. A saint cannot be disobeyed, nor can he lose time. Cao Cao said:

People are bitter and sufficient, they have Longright, and they want to get Shu without his advice.

The word Zhongda is a native of Wen County, Hanoi, now Wen County, Henan. He was born in 179 A.D. in the second year of Guanghe and died in 251 A.D. in the third year of Jiaping. Sima Yi was Cao Cao's literary scholar at the beginning, and he made great contributions to the conquest of Zhang Lu.

Cao Pi trusted and valued Sima Yi, and named him the Marquis of Hejin Pavilion, and later served as the prime minister. When Cao Rui succeeded to the throne, Sima Yi served as the general of the hussars, and he was in charge of the heavy troops to guard the west sedan chair to make it cold, but he was dismissed by Shu with a divisive strategy. Later, due to the repeated defeats of Wei at the hands of Shu, Cao Rui had no choice but to appoint Sima Yi as the governor of Pingxi again.

Sima Yi was proficient in the art of war, and his command was a degree of nonsense, which made it difficult for Zhuge Liang to achieve a decisive victory during the war against Shu. In the second year of the early Jing Dynasty, Sima Yi suppressed Gongsun Yuan and was promoted to Taiwei. In the first year of Jiaping, in 249 AD, Sima Yi launched a mutiny to eliminate Cao Shuang, who monopolized power.

Capture Meng Da, pacify Liaodong, and Guanlong to resist Shu.

Sima Yi (179 251): Zhongda, a native of Wen County, Hanoi (now Henan). Born into a noble family. Joined at the age of 23.

In 219, he offered a plan to Cao Cao to induce Eastern Wu to send troops to attack Jiangling and relieve the siege of Xiangyang and Fancheng. After Cao Pi became emperor, he was reused and promoted to the prime minister's long history and the general of the army.

In December 227, he was ordered to level the rebellion of Mengda in Xincheng, led the army out of Wanxian County, and marched more than 1,000 miles in eight days.

From 231 to 234, he commanded the army to resist Zhuge Liang and held on to the danger, so that Zhuge Liang's division had little merit. Soon he was promoted to lieutenant.

In 238, he led an army of 40,000 to attack Gongsun Yuan, the Taishou of Liaodong who rebelled against Wei, first sent out suspicious troops to contain its main force in the south of the Liao Tunnel, and led the army to suddenly go north, rushed to cross the Liaoshui, and entered the siege of Gongsun Yuan in Xiangping, and when his food was exhausted, he conquered the city in one fell swoop, beheaded Gongsun Yuan and his son, and the four counties of Liaodong were decided.

In the first month of 249, Sima Yi first paralyzed his political opponent and assisted Cao Fang's general Cao Shuang with him in a false idiot, and then launched a mutiny to capture and kill him, monopolizing the government.

In 251, he defeated Wang Ling, the Taiwei who fought against the Sima clan, and laid the foundation for the Jin dynasty. Soon died of illness in Luoyang, and was posthumously honored as Emperor Xuan of Jin.