After Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty ceded to Cao Wei, why didn t he go to Shu Han?

First of all, Cao Cao coerced the Son of Heaven to make the princes be able to divide the world, in this case, he would not let the Son of Heaven out, otherwise there would be no more talents to gather with him, from other circumstances, Liu Bei could not and would not accept Emperor Han Xian, after all, he was no longer as displaced as before, Emperor Han Xian was no longer important in his heart, and Emperor Han Xian himself knew that the history of the Han Dynasty had passed, no matter how he struggled. It's impossible to start all over again, it's already good that I'm alive, and there's no need to wade into this troubled water again.

Because Cao Pi would not give Liu Bei a reason to attack Wei, and even if Emperor Han Xian went to Liu Bei, he was just a puppet, and someone would listen to him.

Because he was under the control of Cao Wei, Cao Wei would not allow him to defect elsewhere, Cao Wei began to blackmail the Son of Heaven to order the princes, and if he left Cao Wei, Cao Wei's position would be passive.

Because after Emperor Han Xian gave up to Cao Wei, he was placed under house arrest by Cao Pi and could not leave, and Emperor Han Xian's every move was under Cao Pi's control.

Because he wants to be the emperor himself, and Emperor Han Xian is no longer valuable, he naturally wants to force the other party to abdicate.

That's because only in this way can he ascend to the throne as soon as possible, and at the same time, it is also for the sake of the people of the country.

Because Cao Pi wanted to be emperor, his views were completely different from his father's, and he wanted to establish a new country.

<> "After Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty and seized the throne, why didn't Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty take refuge in Liu Bei?"

According to historical records, the reason why Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty did not take the opportunity to take refuge in Liu Bei was mainly due to the following three reasons:

First of all, there was not enough trust and connection between Emperor Han Xian and Liu Bei. Although Liu Bei was a descendant of the Han family, there was no direct contact between Emperor Han Xian and Liu Bei, and Liu Bei did not have enough ability and strength to protect Emperor Han Xian at that time.

Secondly, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty also considered his own security issues. If Emperor Han Xian defected to Liu Bei, he might be pursued and suppressed by Cao Cao, which posed a threat to the life and safety of Emperor Han Xian.

Finally, Emperor Xian of Han also took into account his identity and status. Although Emperor Xian of Han was usurped by Cao Pi, he was still the emperor of the Han Dynasty, and if he defected to Liu Bei, he might be considered to have given up his position and power, which was unacceptable in the political environment at the time.

To put it bluntly, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty is recognized by everyone as the son of heaven of the Han Dynasty, although he no longer has much strength, but he still occupies this righteousness, as long as he would rather die than give in, it is impossible for Cao Pi I to usurp the Han family, he will become another Sima Zhao at most! It's a pity that Emperor Han Xian was disheartened and had no ambitions, he didn't choose to die in the net, nor did he choose to defect to Liu Bei, but reached a cooperation with Cao Pi in exchange for his own glory, which is emotional!

To sum up, there are many reasons why Emperor Han Xian did not take the opportunity to join Liu Bei, mainly due to the lack of sufficient trust and contact between each other, and also considering his own security and status.

At that time, Liu Bei's world was not particularly stable, and his state was not particularly good, so he did not defect.

Because these people feel that Liu Bei is not a good stubble. And Liu Bei will definitely not believe that he really wants to take refuge in him, and will even kill himself

Because there was no way, he didn't have any strength at that time, just like a lamb to the slaughter, so naturally he wanted to give up the throne in order to save his life, Cao Cao did not threaten him, Cao Cao only wanted to blackmail the Son of Heaven to order the princes.

Because Emperor Han Xian had been controlled by Cao Cao at that time, he had no rights at all, and he did not have the strength to get rid of Cao Cao, and Cao Cao wanted to be on the throne, and he also needed to be justified, so he did such a play.

It was because there were already people with more power than him at that time, so he was forced to give up his throne in desperation, and Cao Cao Queshi threatened him to do so.

Because of the persecution of the situation, he had to give in. Yes, maybe there is no direct threat, but smart people already understand what he means.

Because Emperor Han Xian felt that he was not suitable to be an emperor after going through a lot, and it was also because of Cao Cao's threat.