What do Sima Yi and Liu Chan have in common?

<> many people may think that Sima Yi poses the greatest threat to Cao Cao, after all, it is difficult to prevent thieves by day and night, and Sima Yi is the culprit of the Cao regime. However, when Cao Cao was alive, Sima Yi was an inconspicuous little person at all, and Sima Yi in the early years was not willing to serve Cao Cao at all, and pretended to be sick for many years just to be able to avoid being out of office, Cao Cao did not have the ability to do the future, and he also knew that his country would be ruined by such a number one person in the future. In fact, under the circumstances at that time, it was obvious that Liu Bei was a greater threat to Cao Cao, although Liu Bei had always been regarded as a thorn in Cao Cao's side in the early days, and he almost captured Liu Bei alive several times, but every time Liu Bei seemed to have a destiny and was able to escape in the end.

The key is that Cao Cao, the general under Liu Bei, still appreciates it, and this kind of opponent is very terrifying.

When Liu Bei was still in Xudu, Cao Cao missed the best opportunity to kill Liu Bei. After Cao Cao united with Liu Bei to arrest Lu Bu, Liu Bei followed Cao Cao back to Xudu, at that time Cao Cao did not think that Liu Bei was a threat to himself, because Liu Bei was too weak at that time, and Cao Cao wanted to win over Liu Bei, so he gave him a general Zuo. It's just that Liu Bei never revealed that he was a pro-Han party, so it was absolutely impossible for him and Cao Cao to get together.

At that time, Xun Yu and many strategists advocated that Cao Cao kill Liu Bei, but Cao Cao not only kept coming to cook wine and talk about heroes, which made Liu Bei frightened, and finally fled.

In fact, Cao Cao's wishful thinking is also very simple, that is, he wants to use Liu Bei's strength to help him deal with Yuan Shao, which can not only help himself, but also let Liu Bei assume the role of cannon fodder. But Cao Cao always underestimated Liu Bei's ambitions, "recovering the Central Plains and supporting the Han Dynasty" is not a joke, not to mention that Liu Bei has long wanted to kill a thief like Cao Cao. So when he heard Cao Cao call him a hero, he knew that something was wrong, Cao Cao was good at using scheming, and it was impossible to inexplicably compliment Liu Bei, who was just a pawn at the time.

Maybe Liu Bei was born with a strong early warning ability, which was also the instinct he relied on to survive later.

In fact, Sima Yi is also cowardly, and even more cowardly than Liu Bei. Cao Cao found out that Sima Yi had the appearance of an eagle-eyed wolf, and in ancient times, if you described a person like this, it was a sign of bad luck, even if you didn't kill him, at least you had to limit his rights. But it seems that Sima Yi is also a person with a destiny, and he really boiled those who threatened him to death, in fact, he blamed Cao Pi and Cao Rui for not being angry, and they didn't know how to manage their selfish desires, and their bodies collapsed when they were in their prime.

In the end, there was only one Cao Shuang left, and there was no way to take Sima Yi at all.

In fact, Cao Cao had the opportunity to easily kill Liu Bei and Sima Yi, but he missed them. In fact, Cao Cao sometimes falls into a personal relationship, if Cao Cao hadn't seized Zhang Xiu's aunt to usher in Zhang Xiu's ambitions, maybe Cao Ang would not have died. Cao Ang is very strict with his control, because he will not become an emperor and sink into a woman like Cao Pi, resulting in an untimely death.

In that case, Sima Yi would not be able to succeed in seizing power.

Sima Zhao is willing to treat Liu Chan well, or because Liu Chan once wrote down the three words of Zhongshan Cottage, and made a plaque to hang, these three words are read upside down, in fact, they are called in the mountains, and he also expressed to Sima Zhao from the side that he is not in the court, such a mentality. Because of this, he sent Lu Qin to Sima Zhao and did not treat him as an enemy. For an emperor, he must be afraid of the retribution of his previous enemies, so he can kill them all, and try to kill them all, but after knowing that Liu Chan has no intention and ability to restore the country, he is willing to let him go.

Chopping grass to remove the roots, this sentence is still very reasonable, otherwise the spring breeze blows and grows. This sentence is actually more appropriate for the imperial court, an emperor, after taking office, will definitely clean up all the things left by the previous dynasty, so as to avoid anyone wanting revenge or usurping the throne. Sima Zhao treated Liu Chan quite well after he took the position, so everyone felt a little puzzled, but Liu Chan has been pretending to be crazy and stupid since he got down, and he has made his ambition clear with words, Sima Zhao knew that Liu Chan didn't have that ability, and he didn't have that mind, so he wanted to treat him well.

As long as it doesn't threaten his throne, then this person is dispensable. Liu Chan wrote three words at that time, these three words are called Zhongshan Village, and they were also made into a plaque and hung up, and Sima Zhao also let go of his fear of Liu Chan after seeing it. You must know that these three words, pronounced upside down, are called in the mountains, and ancient people preferred to use this more obscure meaning to express their true wishes.

From these three words, he also expressed that his ambition was not in the court, and the town guessed that he had the meaning of retreating. <>

Liu Chan's ending is relatively good, after all, he is the king of the lost country, and it is very good to be able to save his life. Don't always think that Liu Chan is stupid, he is actually very wise, if he didn't pretend to be crazy and stupid, his ending would definitely be very tragic. Liu Chan does not have the qualifications to become an emperor, but he also has some little cleverness, which is enough to save his life.

The main reason is that Liu Chanxian behaved very honestly in front of Sima Zhao, and Sima Zhao thought that Liu Chan did not have the heart to restore the country. It is related to the three words written by Liu Chan, these three words are "Zhongshan Village", which means that it is in the mountains, indicating that Liu Chan has no heart to restore the country when he destroys the grinding shed.

This is because Liu Chan does not have any rebellious heart and treats others very sincerely, so he can get Sima Zhao's kindness. The relationship with the two people, Liu Chan's talent, Liu Chan is very simple, and he doesn't have any idea of wanting to be the emperor of the potato scene.

I don't think Liu Chan has any power. It's just Adou who can't be helped. In fact, it has nothing to do with Liu Chan's character and what he did during his reign as a celery orange.

No, it's because Sima Zhao had a stroke and finally died of illness, and Sima Zhao's death still has a little to do with Liu Chan.

No, Sima Zhao was not laughed to death, but died of illness. In the second year of Xianxi (265), Sima Zhao died of illness and was buried in Chongyang Mausoleum. A few months later, Sima Zhao was proclaimed King Wen.

Actually, no, Liu Chan was just making fun of him, and Sima Zhao was just a victim of civil strife and struggle for rights by the people in his own court.

Sima Yi is a hero, and he will deliberately improve the relationship with his future superiors. Overall it's pretty good. Cao Cao had already discovered that Sima Yi was ambitious and reminded Cao Pi, so Sima Yi was not only useless as a hero when he was Cao Cao, but also worried about his life.

But Cao Pi is good at disguising his father's words, in his opinion, Sima Yi is loyal and talented and reuses Sima Yi, Sima Yi's talent is gradually revealed, and Cao Pi is very important.

Political interests, mutual use, wild history records, Cao Pi killed Sima Yi, but when he was old, he demoted the official and let him go home to retire, and the partisan dispute began, resulting in the breakage of the chain of interests, and finally changed hands! Read the book for yourself! It's best not to watch "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it's unreal

No, Sima Zhao was not laughed to death, but died of illness.

In the second year of Xianxi (265), Sima Zhao died of illness and was buried in Chongyang Mausoleum. A few months later, Sima Zhao was proclaimed King Wen. His son Sima Yan was called the emperor of Wei Dynasty, and the country was called Jin, and he was known as the Western Jin Dynasty in history. Sima Zhao was posthumously named Emperor Wen, and the temple name was Taizu.

No, Sima Zhao died a normal death, not died laughing.

Can this also be believed? It's not all true

No, Sima Zhao died of illness.

Because Sima Zhaoxiang felt that Liu Chan no longer had any ambitions, there was nothing to be afraid of. If he killed him, he would be criticized by others, saying that he was narrow-minded and couldn't tolerate this sullen judge of the country, so he never killed him.

Because he knew that Liu Chan was not a threat and could also play a role in appeasing the people of Shu Han, he did not kill him.

Because Liu Chan has no ambition in his chest, he is happy to respect the rough Shu, and there is no chain Qing to be put in Sima Zhao's eyes, and secondly, there are many people who are loyal to Cao Wei, Sima Zhao does not want to set up more enemies.