Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms knew that Cao Pi had killed Cao Chong, so why didn t he kill Cao Pi

Those who have read history should know that Cao Chong died of illness, which is very simple in the history books. As for being poisoned by Cao Pi, it was also made up by later generations.

Because Cao Pi knew that Cao Cao liked Cao Chong, Cao Pi was jealous, and Cao Pi didn't want the throne to be Cao Chong's.

Cao Chong was not killed by Cao Pi. Cao Chong died of illness himself. Why did Cao Cao kill Cao Pi?

Cao Chong died early, and this is not the case in history.

Sima Yi has surrounded Xicheng, why didn't he enter the city and cut Zhuge Liang? It's all nonsense! When I talk about the Three Kingdoms, I am not the history of the Three Kingdoms!

In history, Cao Chong was not killed by Cao Pi, but died of illness, and the medical conditions in ancient times were too poor, and many of the current minor diseases were incurable at that time. Therefore, the statement that Cao Pi killed Cao Chong is not valid, and Cao Pi did not have a motive to kill Cao Chong.

Cao Chong followed Cao Cao to fight in the south and north when he was very young, and the era was too war-torn at that time, so the young Cao Chong was tired of traveling for a long time, and he was not accustomed to the water and soil, so he became ill, and Cao Cao did a wrong thing at this time, that is, he sent Cao Chong back to his hometown in Qiaoxian County after a long journey, and he was already sick, and Hua Tuo could not be saved by the long journey.

Because Cao Chong was poisoned, Cao Chong was the most beneficial to Cao Pi after he died, and Cao Pi had to kill Cao Chong if he wanted to inherit the throne of the prince, so Cao Cao naturally thought that Cao Chong was killed by Cao Pi.

Cao Chong was not killed by Cao Pi, but because of illness, there was no cure, and in the end he could only die, and Cao Pi could not blatantly kill Cao Chong.

Cao Cao loved his son Cao Chong very much, and he also thought about making Cao Chong emperor, but Cao Chong died in the struggle of this imperial road. As a father, Cao Cao also felt sorry, but he couldn't help it. After this incident, Cao Cao didn't want to pursue it, but the deceased was gone, and no matter how he punished his son, he couldn't get Cao Chong's life back, so Cao Cao could only think of tearing his face with his son who was still alive, and in the end he could only choose to endure it.

After Cao Chong's death, Cao Cao also knew that his son Cao Pi was not simple. But after all, he has been an emperor for many years, and he also understands that the Wei State at that time needed someone like Cao Pi to control the overall situation. Cao Pi, as Cao Cao's son, is a character that cannot be ignored.

Cao Pi followed Cao Cao for many years, and he established a lot of merits on the battlefield, and also accumulated a certain number of contacts in the court. In the eyes of his father, such Cao Pi is the most suitable candidate to be the emperor. <>

Cao Cao was not only a father, he was also the king of Cao Wei, and everything he thought and thought had to take into account the interests of Wei. After Cao Chong's death, he knew how vicious people like Cao Pi were. He thought that if the throne was passed on to him, maybe his sons would not survive, but at that time, only people like Cao Pi who knew how to forbear were suitable to be the emperor of Wei.

There is also the fact that Cao Cao is not only Cao Chong's father, he is also Cao Pi's father. Even if Cao Cao loved Cao Chong very much, he couldn't bear to kill other sons for Cao Chong. As the saying goes, 'tiger poison does not eat children', and Cao Cao could not hold Cao Pi responsible.

The last point is that Cao Cao is a person who is well versed in the art of power and strategy, and he knows the character of his son Cao Pi, but Cao Cao himself is essentially a cold-blooded person who does great things and does not inhibit, and he will not kill Cao Pi who can inherit the throne for such a thing. Cao Cao knew the truth about Cao Chong's death, but he also had to think about the overall situation, so he did not hold Cao Pi responsible.

Indeed it is. Because Cao Chong hindered Cao Pi's succession and became an obstacle to him. That's why Cao Pi poisoned Cao Chong to death.

It was not poisoned by Cao Pi, Cao Chong was bitten to death by poisonous rats, and there is no evidence to prove that Cao Pi did it.

No, Cao Chong in history died of illness, and in ancient times when medical treatment was not developed, there were many people like him who died young.

Cao Chong died of illness and had nothing to do with Cao Pi. In 208 AD (the thirteenth year of Jian'an), when Cao Chong was thirteen years old, Cao Chong fell seriously ill, and Cao Cao personally asked heaven for him to save his life. When Cao Chong died, Cao Cao was extremely saddened.

Reason: Cao Pi's status in Cao Cao's heart was not too high. There is such an incident recorded in "The Biography of Wang Zhang of Wei Chengwei in Wei of Wei in Wei Shu", saying that after Cao Cao died, Cao Zhang returned to Beijing and ran to see Cao Zhi, and he said to Cao Zhi:

The first king called me back, which meant that he might make you his successor." It can be seen that Cao Pi poisoned Cao Zhang at that time. It can also be said that Cao Pi did not receive overwhelming support at that time, but I was very interested in the movements of several clans that guarded the Quartet at that time.

To get back to the point, if Cao Chong is still there, there should be a possibility that Cao Cao will clean up the other princes first in order to clear the obstacles to his succession. Because, Cao Cao has been hesitating until his death, so it is estimated that he died before he could arrange the funeral, leaving a bane for the family.