Is Cao Cao and Oda Nobunaga like? How do you think Nobunaga is like Dong Zhuo

1, Cao Cao, the word Mengde, the small character Apu, an auspicious, Han nationality, Pei Guoqiao (now Bozhou, Anhui) people. He was a famous military strategist, politician and poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty of China, the founder and main founder of the Wei State during the Three Kingdoms period, and later the King of Wei. His son Cao Pi was proclaimed emperor and posthumously honored him as Emperor Wu of Wei.

Cao Cao fought all his life, and for the reunification of the whole country as soon as possible, he extensively cultivated fields in the north and built water conservancy, which played a certain role in the recovery of agricultural production at that time; Second, he used people on the basis of merit, broke the concept of the clan, suppressed the powerful and powerful, and restored and developed the social economy of the area under his rule. In addition, he is also proficient in the art of war, and has written books such as "A Brief Explanation of Sun Tzu", "The Essentials of the Book of War", and "The New Book of Mengde". As a generation of heroes, he was proficient in music and rhythm, good at writing poetry, expressing political aspirations, and reflecting the suffering life of the people in the late Han Dynasty, generous and sad.

2, Oda Nobunaga called himself the "Sixth Heavenly Demon King", in his later years, he had no compassion at all, and killed innocents indiscriminately, but he made Japan embark on the road of strength and unification from then on——— compared with China's Qin Shi Huang and Cao Cao, although Oda Nobunaga had Qin Shi Huang's courage and Cao Cao's meritocracy, but he always only had Cao Cao's reputation and regret of failure.

3, in terms of killing, it is a bit similar to Dong Zhuo, both of whom kill innocents indiscriminately.

Dong Zhuo was short and fat, and he didn't have the lofty ambitions of Cao Cao and Nobunaga.

The reason why the two were pulled together is because the Romance of the Three Kingdoms has a much greater impact in Japan than in China, and if you have to pull one of them, it has to be Cao Cao. (In reality, is it said that in reality, less than one meter and sixty or a little more, Honda is loyal to Lu Bu, who is nearly two meters away).

Because of the game "Orochi Mushou" from JapanOda Nobunaga was a powerful overlord of Japan. Cao Cao was a powerful overlord in China. Oda Nobunaga and Cao Cao had a conversation. And the characters in both games feel very similar.

You say that the political achievements are definitely Cao Cao, for the sake of the move, the invention of the tuntian system has a profound impact on later generations, and Oda I think? His military achievements are far greater than those in politics, the surprise attack on the barrel narrow, the long battle, and the three-stage attack are all military, and in addition, if he really has a hand in politics, there should be no Honnoji Temple.

I think Cao Cao is better. Because Cao Cao had greater ambitions, he achieved higher achievements than Oda Nobunaga.

Of course, Cao Cao is stronger, Oda Nobunaga fought village battles in Japan, and the wars commanded by Cao Cao are not of the same level, and the strategic level is not of the same level.

Cao Cao was even better, from the very beginning of the first lieutenant to the king of Wei, an outstanding military strategist, thinker, and outstanding political talent during the Three Kingdoms period.