Cao Chong, as Cao Cao s favorite son, why did he die at the age of 13?

It may be because Cao Chong was seriously ill and the medical conditions at that time were not good, so he died very early.

According to historical records, Cao Chong was killed by an illness that took his young life. And Cao Chong's departure is a pity, he is witty and kind-hearted, Cao Cao, as Cao Chong's father, is also very sad.

Because of the low level of medical technology in ancient times. Cao Chong was deeply loved by Cao Cao, but he became seriously ill, and the doctors could not save him at that time, so he died.

Because Cao Pi felt that he was the biggest obstacle on his way to becoming emperor in the future, he sent someone to poison him.

Cao Cao's son, Cao Chong, was only seven years old. 1. It was eight o'clock, and Xiaohong came to school.

2. My sister has only been in kindergarten for more than ten days. Cao Cao's son Cao Chong is only seven years old, and the word "Cai Chong's young age" is emphasized, which not only shows that he (smart 412, clever), but also reflects his correct opinion (willing to think of ways and use his brains when encountering things), (dare to put forward his own opinions).

Cao Chong's principle of weighing elephants.

Cao Chong called Xiang "a story that is almost universally known to women and children in China." Cao Chong, who was only six years old, used the physical principle that the gravity of an object floating on the water is equal to the buoyancy of the water to solve a big problem that even many learned adults are unable to solve, which cannot but be said to be a miracle.

However, in that era (200 AD), although Archimedes' principle had been discovered for 500 years, it was not until 1627 that this principle was introduced to China, and it was impossible for Xiao Cao Chong to know this principle, let alone the conditions of ups and downs.

Cao Chong fell seriously ill and died. 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.

Cao Pi comforted Cao Cao, and Cao Cao said: "This is my misfortune, but it is your luck." As soon as he said this, he shed tears, hired Zhen's dead daughter for Cao Chong to be buried with him, posthumously presented him with the official seal ribbon of the commander of the cavalry, and ordered Cao Cong, the son of the Marquis of Wan, Cao Cong, to be Cao Chong's descendant.

Ancient Chinese emperors had many wives and concubines, many children and grandchildren, but most of their children and grandchildren had ill-fated lives, and few were able to enjoy their lives in good health, especially when they were young. According to statistics, five of the thirteen emperors of the Eastern Han Dynasty did not live past the age of ten.

Relevant data show that about 2,000 years ago, the average life expectancy of human beings was about 20 years. grew to about 30 years in the 18th century; At the end of the 19th century, it was only around 40 years old; In 1980, the average life expectancy of the world population reached 61 years, 72 years in developed countries and 57 years in developing countries. In 1985, the average life expectancy of the world population rose to 62 years, 73 years in developed countries and 58 years in developing countries.

It is also said that the death was caused by the plague. Cao Cao lamented, "If Hua Tuo doesn't die, Cang Shu won't die." ”

The personal opinion is that he was killed, because Cao Chong was very smart when he was a child, and he was deeply loved by Cao, if he didn't die, how could Cao Pi usurp the Han and stand on his own.

History records that Cao Chong was born to Cao Cao's concubine, Mrs. Huan. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208 AD), Cao Chong died of a serious illness at the age of thirteen. Buried with Zhen's deceased daughter, posthumously presented with the seal of the commander of the horse, posthumously presented to Deng Aihou in the second year of Huang Chu, and the additional number was Gong, Taihe five years, and the number was added to the name of Deng Aiwang.

According to historical records, Cao Chong was Cao Cao's fourth son, who died before he was a minor. As for Cao Chong's death, the explanation given by history is that he died of typhoid fever. But in the new version of "Three Kingdoms", there is a scene in which Cao Pi uses poisonous snakes to kill Cao Chong, but it brings us a lot of highlights.

Because the stories recorded in the history book "Three Kingdoms" are very general, too many details have been ignored, so there are many doubts left in history. According to the inference at the time, but when Cao Chong was alive, Cao Cao had not yet established a son, and Cao Pi at this time must have been very worried in his heart, and he had established the eldest son since ancient times (because Cao Ang died too early, Cao Pi was the eldest of these sons). And Cao Cao is very fond of this youngest son, and the civil and military officials are full of praise for Cao Chong, it is inevitable that Cao Piji will be jealous, the key is that Cao Pi obviously feels that the position of the future son is threatened, so Cao Chong's death, Cao Pi is very suspicious.

Later, Cao Chong died, and the talent of the third son, Cao Zhi, was revealed. The civil and military officials are also very positive about Cao Zhi's literary talents, and Cao Pi has always been inactive. Later, Cao Pi asked Cao Zhi to compose poems within seven steps, otherwise he would be killed.

Sick to death!

Cao Chong (196-208), known as Cangshu, was Cao Cao's youngest son. The story of Cao Chong's elephant has been passed down through the ages, and Cao Chong was only six years old when he called the elephant. In 208, the year of the Battle of Chibi, Cao Chong died at the age of thirteen.

When Cao Chong died, Cao Cao was in pain and lamented: "If Hua Tuo doesn't die, Cang Shu won't die." ”

Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Thirteen years old, thirteen years of illness in Jian'an, Taizu personally asked for his life. and death, mourning.

Cao Chong died of illness, people in ancient times were easy to die of illness, maybe if Cao Chong did not die, the throne would be his, it seems that Cao Cao liked Cao Chong very much. Oh, alas!

Cao Chong died of illness, not Cao Pi.

Cao Chong was born in the late Eastern Han Dynasty in Peiguo (now Bozhou, Anhui). Born to Cao Cao's concubine, Mrs. Huan. When he was young, he was observant and very intelligent. Cao Chong was born.

In five or six years, the intellectual mind has attained the same level of intelligence as an adult.

At that time, Sun Quan had sent a very large elephant, and Cao Cao wanted to know the weight of the elephant, so he asked his subordinates, but he couldn't come up with a way. Cao Chong said: "Put the elephant on the big boat, carve a mark on the hull of the boat after the water marks are submerged, and then weigh the items and load them on the ship, then you can know after comparison."

Cao Cao was very happy and immediately implemented this method, and sure enough, he knew the weight of the elephant.

It is said that Cao Chong did not die because of illness, but should be because Cao Chong has been very smart since he was a child, talented, Cao Cao praised him several times in front of everyone, and had the intention of making him the son, Cao Pi is the eldest son, for the position of his son, Cao Pi used Cao Chong's mother-in-law Mrs. Huan to blackmail Cao Chong, Cao Chong is a filial son, he ate the poison that Cao Pi gave him to save Mrs. Huan.