How did Sima Yi of the Three Kingdoms die? How did Sima Yi die in Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

According to the plot of "New Three Kingdoms", Wei Shu and Wu stood on three legs, this situation lasted for decades, and was finally seized by the Sima family, and the protagonist of the latter Three Kingdoms almost died, in the last episode, Sima Yi sat in the courtyard of his home, holding his little grandson Sima Yan in his arms, talking to his grandson, and then passed away, which can be regarded as old death. Years later, Sima Yan seized power and established the Jin Dynasty.

I believe that many people have heard such a folk legend: after Zhuge Liang died, he put a military book in his grave, because he was Sima Yi's most powerful opponent during his lifetime, so Sima Yi showed a strong interest in this military book, so he laboriously found this book, Zhuge Liang knew that Sima Yi had the habit of licking his fingers when reading books, so he smeared poison on the corner of the book, and then Sima Yi was poisoned, of course, this is just a legend.

Sima Yi's life is really not simple, his biggest characteristic is that he can endure, he has been unknown in Cao Cao's military camp for so many years, only to wait for the time to be reused, and then assisted Cao Pi to become Emperor Wei, Cao Pi is suspicious by nature, has been guarding against Sima Yi, and is under house arrest at every turn, but Sima Yi still endures it year after year, and finally raises troops to rebel and seize power.

Sima Yi died of illness. Sima Yi was born in 179 at the age of 73 and was posthumously named Emperor Xuan by his grandson. It can be seen that the grandson thinks of his grandfather's worldly achievements, if there is no grandfather's hard work and forbearance, how can there be all the glory that their Sima family will have in the future?

It may also be like most aristocratic landlord families, slowly dying out over time.

Sima Yi (179-251), known as Zhongda, was an important figure in the transition period between the Wei and Jin dynasties. At the age of 30, he was invited by Cao Cao to help Cao Cao, and he was appointed as the literary scholar of the Prime Minister's Mansion, and later served as the Prime Minister's Mansion. When Cao Cao pacified Hanzhong, he offered Cao Cao a plan to attack Liu Bei, who had just taken Xichuan, but Cao Cao did not accept it.

Later, when Liu Bei's power had been established, Cao Cao remembered Sima Yi's words and regretted it. Later, Liu Bei became the king of Hanzhong, Cao Cao remembered to attack the army, and Sima Yi offered a plan to take advantage of the contradictions between Shu and Wu, and as a result, Guan Yu was defeated and took Maicheng. After Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, Sima Yi was of little use.

After Cao Rui succeeded to the throne, Sima Yi was named the governor of Jing and Henan. At this time, Meng Da wanted to rebel, and Sima Yi decisively put down Meng Da's rebellion. In the next few years, Zhuge Liang continued to go on a northern expedition, and Sima Yi defeated Zhuge Liang several times.

During this period, Sima Yi replaced Cao Zhen as the governor of Wei. In 234, Sima Yi used the technique of exhausting the army to drag Zhuge Liang to death in Wuzhangyuan.

Cao Rui asked Sima Yi for his death before he died, and then the general Cao Shuang gave Sima Yi the military power. Sima Yi was not in a hurry, but used a trick to make Cao Shuang lose his vigilance. When Cao Shuang accompanied Cao Fang out of the city to worship his ancestors, Sima Yi staged a mutiny in the city and occupied Luoyang in one fell swoop.

Cao Fang, the lord of Wei, had to summon Cao Shuang back to the city according to Sima Yi, but Cao Shuang was exterminated by Sima Yi. The power of Wei was all vested in the Sima clan.

In 251, Sima Yi died of illness at the age of 73.

He died of illness shortly after Zhuge Liang's death, and before he died, he said to Sima Shi and Sima Zhao that "win the hearts of the people and rule the world".

Died. I like Sima so much. Whether it's a historical fact or a game.

Sima Yi died of illness. Before he died, he specially told his descendants not to worship him, and he buried himself deeply. Sima Yi's wise move allowed him to lie quietly for more than a thousand years.

You are not allowed to go to your own grave, nor are you allowed to tell others the grave of your ancestors. This is the wisdom of the ancients.

1.The fact is that he died of illness, when he was in Cao Fang, he killed the great Sima Cao Shuang, and then monopolized the power, and died of illness within a few years, including "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Book of Jin" all say so ("Three Kingdoms" does not have Sima Yizhuan).

Zhuge Liang died, he knew that Sima Yi was coming, so he smeared poison on his military book, Sima Yi had a habit of reading every page of the book.

Smacked his mouth in his mouth, and as a result, Sima Yi really arrived at the place where Zhuge Liang put the military book, so he read Zhuge Liang's military book, and every time he read a page, he had his hand.

Pointing to his mouth, I don't want to, Zhuge Liang has already been poisoned, so when Sima Yi finished reading the book of war, he was also poisoned by Zhuge Liang's poison!!

Sima Yi didn't expect that Cao Cao had left a ruthless move before his death? In the end, the kingdom of Sima's descendants died.

Sima Yi died of illness.

In the autumn and August of the third year of Jiaping (251), Sima Yi died of illness in Luoyang at the age of 72 after returning to Beijing in triumph after defeating his political rival Wang Ling.

There is a legend that goes like this:

It is said that Zhuge Liang knew that he was going to die, and in the future, the books of the defeat of the army would be taken by the horse, so he soaked the books in poisonous water day and night, and then dried them. Later, Ma got these books, studied them day and night, turned them through the books with his hands, and finally died of poisoning.

Sima Yi likes to dip his hands in saliva when he reads, so he was poisoned by Zhuge Liang in the book and died. This story can be interpreted as Zhuge Liang's ingenuity and foresight, and it can also be interpreted as knowing oneself and knowing that the other is invincible.