Discussion about Lu Bu s death, how did Lu Bu die?

The answer to this question can be found in the original question. Lu Bu begged Cao Cao to avoid death, and said, "The public is a general, and he is a deputy, so why worry about the uncertain world?" Pay special attention to this sentence, Liu Bei was sitting aside at the time, he could really hear this sentence, he never wanted Cao Cao to be strong, and he was afraid that Lu Bu would persuade him to kill for the sake of Cao, indicating that he was actually planning for himself.

As for the idea that you can murder Cao Cao by leaving Lu Bu in front of you, I personally think that Cao Cao's talent is by no means comparable to Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo, and there are lessons from the past of these two, I believe that Cao Cao can not only use Lu Bu to kill the enemy and make meritorious contributions, but also be on guard against him at all times, so it is not very operable to leave Lu Bu to harm Cao, so it is better to cut it directly lest Cao Cao have more wings. What do you see?

Even if Liu Bei didn't say that, Cao Cao would have killed Lu Bu. Cao Cao didn't see Dong Zhuo's fate, and he would definitely not leave the scourge of Lu Bu by his side. Liu Bei probably said this just to let Cao Cao know his mind.

Lao Lu's force is indeed very powerful, so it is very difficult for Brother Cao on the question of whether to use it or not, because Lu Bu has a lot of prestige in the Xiliang Iron Cavalry, and killing Lu Bu may cause estrangement in the Xiliang Iron Cavalry, and if you don't kill it, you must hand over the Xiliang Iron Cavalry to Lao Lu for use, so Brother Cao pushed this problem to Lao Liu, and Lao Liu had no choice, only Lao Ding and Dong Boss, so Lao Lu would definitely die anyway.

This reflects Liu Bei's black heart.

Liu Bei knew that he would not stay with Cao Cao for a long time.

If Lu Bu surrenders to Cao.

It's going to be hard. And the reason why Lu Bu is against Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo.

It's because he can't control Lu Bu.

And Cao Cao was fierce.

Defeated Lu Bu several times.

So Lu Bu didn't dare to rebel.

Lu Bu was caught by Cao Cao.

Later, Cao Cao ordered ten archers to fire arrows at Lü Bu, and then hung up.

If you don't believe it, be sure to watch the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Cao Cao's strength is already strong enough, and with Lu Bu and Liu Bei, he has no time to play.

That's amazing.

I think it's Liu Bei who likes Cao Cao.

When Cao Cao besieged Pi, Lu Bu did not listen to Chen Gong's dissuasion and led the troops to be stationed on the outskirts of the city, but chose to escape the problem and stay with his wife under his wife's bitter pleading.

Under Cao Cao's repeated attacks, he panicked and followed the advice of his subordinates and decided to turn to Yuan Shu for help, when Yuan Shu rejected him on the grounds that Lu Bu had promised to marry his daughter to his son and then regretted it, and added that if Lu Bu could personally send his daughter to marry, he could agree, Lu Bu had no choice but to tearfully send his daughter to marry, but he was still ambushed by Cao Cao, lonely and fled back to the city, and then Cao Cao released water and rushed into the city, Lu Bu was helpless, and borrowed wine all day to kill his sorrows, until one day he saw himself haggard in the mirror, He swore in hatred that he would never drink again, and ordered the whole army not to drink, otherwise he would be dealt with by military regulations.

It just so happened that one of his subordinates because he gave some help to others before, and then others got a batch of good wine and invited friends to come over to honor him, he indiscriminately had to deal with it with military law, cut off the head of the person who bought the wine, and then under the intercession of the other two, the person who was supposed to cut off the head was fined 100 military sticks, and then changed to 50 military sticks, and finally this person held a grudge, together with the other two, and Cao Cao came to an inside and outside to capture Lu Bu alive, otherwise Lu Bu was not so easy to be captured alive by Cao Cao. So this is the second crime committed by Lu Bu, when he encountered a crisis in the team, he chose a private affair without considering the safety of his comrades, offended the military authority without the knowledge of his subordinates, and did not forgive others, but fought evil with evil, so he gave birth to an incident and sent himself to the enemy, which is the consequences of being stubborn and caring only about himself.

Although Lu Bu was captured alive by Cao Cao, under Lu Bu's repeated requests, Cao Cao was also shaken and wanted to keep Lu Bu for his own use, and finally Liu Bei asked for Lu Bu's life with a word, he said, "The prime minister can know the death of Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo." "Those who have read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" know that Lu Bu has recognized two fathers, one Ding Yuan and one Dong Zhuo, but both of them were murdered by Lu Bu. So this is Lu Bu's biggest evil, never really to anyone, others don't dare to believe him, once Liu Bei was also taken in in Xuzhou when he was lonely, when Liu Bei left Xuzhou, he took advantage of the fire to rob and seize Xuzhou, so he also formed a grudge, so that in the end Liu Bei fell into the well and took his life.

Throughout Lu Bu's life, he has always been armed and brute, but he does not have a tolerant heart, everything is only based on his own interests, he is unwilling to believe in others and is too easy to trust others, has no judgment ability, and is easy to be used, so he finally died.

A person in the world, no matter how he behaves and does things, he must convince people with morality, treat people with courtesy, use people without suspicion, treat subordinates and colleagues with sincerity, communicate with each other, and create value for the team together, so as to achieve each other further and further on the way forward.

Lü Bu (as early as 161 November 198), whose name is Fengxian, was a native of Jiuyuan, Wuyuan County, Bingzhou (now Jiuyuan District, Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region), and was a famous military general and warlord in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was a general of Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo, and also served for Yuan Shao, and later occupied Xuzhou when Liu Bei and Yuan Shu were at war, becoming a force of their own. In the third year of Jian'an (198 AD), he was defeated by Cao Cao in Xiapi and executed at the White Gate Tower.

Lu Bu was born in Jiuyuan County, the border of the Han Dynasty, or has nomadic blood, so he is very good at archery and horse riding and brave and good at fighting, and is considered to be comparable to the famous general Li Guang of the Western Han Dynasty, and also has the reputation of "flying general".

At that time, there was a saying among the people that "Lu Bu in the people, and the red rabbit in the horse", and it has been passed down to this day. However, Lu Bu is snobbish and changeable, ungrateful and has repeatedly killed the master, is brave and greedy by nature, and forcibly occupies the wives and concubines of his subordinates for his own, so his character and conduct are not liked by people, and his popularity is extremely poor.

The cause of Lu Bu's death is very complicated, so let's talk about it in detail:

In 198 AD, the situation had become very unfavorable for Lü Bu. At that time, the Hebei warlord Yuan Shao was preparing to attack Lü Bu, and at the same time, his subordinate Cao Cao also attacked from Shuncheng. Lu Bu faced a situation of being caught between two sides.

Lü Bu chose a surprising location to fight the enemy at that time, and this location was the "Baimen Tower" (now the southwest corner of the Baita intersection in Xicheng District, Beijing). Although he showed his fighting skills and courage in this battle, his troops were ultimately outnumbered. At that time, Lü Bu's troops had a cave in the right rear of the White Gate Tower, and he sent someone to hide the stolen goods there, which was discovered by Cao Cao's adviser Xun Yu, who learned that the stolen goods came from Lü Bu, and Lü Bu's trust fell to the bottom.

In the case of the defeat of Baimenlou, Lu Bu had no choice but to defect to Yuan Shao. However, Yuan Shao did not accept Lü Bu, and instead, he sent Lü Bu to Henan to deal with the diplomatic relations of the Huns. Lü Bu initially wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to revolt, but his plans were leaked by his cousin Gao Shun, so the plan was shattered and he fled to Xuzhou.

During Lu Bu's stay in Xuzhou, he accidentally offended Liu Bei, the pastor of Xuzhou at that time. In addition, under Cao Cao's repeated rendering, Lu Bu fell into a desperate situation. In the end, Lü Bu was stripped of his official rank, and his wife Diao Chan was taken away by Liu Bei and killed by Liu Bei.

In 199 AD, Lü Bu was escorted to Cao Cao's barracks. During Cao Cao's trial, Xun Yu wrote a memora for the execution of Lü Bu, and Cao Cao finally decided to behead Lü Bu, and the Oak Attendant had already hung his head on the city gate as a demonstration. Despite his military prominence, Lü Bu had few close friends or allies, and his ambitions didn't seem to stop, so Cao Cao thought he would be a constant threat to his existence.

His death also marked the retirement of the last "fierce general" who rose together during the Three Kingdoms period.