Why can Cao Pi let go of Cao Zhi when he is called the emperor, but he can t let go of other brother

First of all, after Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, Cao Zhi no longer posed any threat to Cao Pi. Secondly, Cao Zhi's ability to retreat was also thanks to the protection of his mother, Queen Bian. Once again, Cao Zhi was sincere to Cao Pi, supported Cao Pi, and resolved the crisis with true feelings.

I think Cao Yu didn't kill Cao Zhi because Cao Zhi was a person, and he didn't think there was any threat to him, so his mother also played a role.

Because Cao Pi thought that Cao Zhi was not a big threat to him, unlike other brothers, he held a great military power in his hands, which made Cao Pi jealous, so in order to stabilize his position, he had to kill all the other brothers.

Cao Zhi is no longer a threat to Cao Pi's regime, and Cao Zhi's mother can be said to have played a great role, Cao Pi and Cao Zhi are brothers, Cao Pi is relatively filial, and after listening to his mother's words, he also chose not to kill Cao Zhi.

Because the main reason is that Cao Zhi at that time could no longer pose any threat to Cao Pi, of course, there are many other factors, the seven-step poem moved Cao Pi, Cao Zhi's mother Empress Bian's protection.

After Cao Pi became emperor, he let go of Cao Zhi but did not let go of the other brothers, because Cao Zhi actually did not pose any threat to Cao Pi, and then his mother Empress Bian was also very protective of him.

Cao Pi faced his mother, Mrs. Bian, and it was difficult to kill Cao Zhi, and Cao Zhi's house arrest was not much of a threat, and the other brothers had military power and were a great threat to Cao Pi, so they had to get rid of them.

Cao Pi did not kill Cao Zhi, mainly because Cao Zhi no longer posed any threat to Cao Pi, and of course benefited from the protection of Cao Zhi's mother, Empress Bian.

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Cao Pi. After succeeding to the throne, he was not good to his brother and brother, and he began to cruelly hurt his brother in order to consolidate his throne.

Cao Pi's process of becoming the crown prince was very tortuous, and he was also hindered by other brothers, so his attitude towards his brothers after ascending to the throne of emperor was not good. Cao Pi not only did not give these brothers a rich fortune, but preferred to make them princes and kings. Cao Pi had a strong opponent before becoming the crown prince, and that was his younger brother Cao Zhi.

Because Cao Zhi's talent is particularly outstanding, Cao Cao.

When he was alive, he once wanted to make Cao Zhi the crown prince.

However, Cao Pi was unwilling to be taken away by Cao Zhi as the crown prince, so he began to use tricks to frame Cao Zhi. Once, when Cao Cao led the troops to issue a certificate, he planned to let Cao Zhi go with him, and after Cao Pi learned about it, he went to Cao Zhi to drink on the eve of the expedition and made Cao Zhi drunk. Because Cao Zhi didn't wake up from a hangover on the morning of the second day, Cao Zhi didn't go with him when Cao Cao went on the expedition.

Because of this incident, Cao Cao was very disappointed in Cao Zhi, so Cao Cao was electing the crown prince.

did not make Cao Zhi the crown prince, but made Cao Pi, who was the eldest brother, the prince.

It was precisely because Cao Pi was very difficult to feast when he got the position of prince, so he wanted to kill Cao Zhi after becoming the prince. Cao Pi ordered Cao Zhi to compose a poem within seven steps, and if the poem could not be made, he would kill him himself. We can also see from this incident that after Cao Cao's death, Cao Zhi's difficult situation.

Because of this, Cao Zhi died of depression after the death of his father.

After Cao Pi forced his younger brother Cao Zhi to death, he felt still uneasy, because his younger brother Cao Zhang was in the town wheel.

While still alive, Cao Pi wanted to poison this younger brother to death, so he asked the people in the palace to take away all the pots and spoons around his mother and other things used to scoop water in advance, and then he had people poison his brother's food. When Mrs. Bian found that her son Cao Zhang had signs of poisoning, she wanted to fetch water from the well and feed it to her son. It was only then that he realized that everything around him that could be used to scoop water had been taken away.

Cao Pi completely relieved his heart after poisoning his younger brother, but his behavior also broke his mother's heart. Because Mrs. Bian's children were killed one after another, Mrs. Bian eventually died of depression.

After Cao Pi succeeded to the throne as the first emperor of Cao Wei, Zhengpin was full of suspicion and hostility towards his brother Cao Zhi, who was also a famous general and poet of the time.

Cao Pi realized that his brother had a strong following among the people and the army, and saw him as a potential threat to his rule. As a result, he took steps to marginalize and weaken his brother's power and influence.

For example, Cao Pi canceled the inheritance of Cao Zhi and passed the title to his son instead. He also demoted Cao Zhi from the position of general and exiled him to remote areas.

In addition, Cao Pi also ordered the destruction of many of Cao Zhi's popular poems and writings in order to erase his legacy.

Cao Zhi's relationship with his brother is complicated, and it is likely that there is a personal, political, and power struggle between them.

It is important to note that the historical record of this period may be biased, and the exact details of the relationship between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi may vary from ** to **.

Cao Pi put Cao Zhi under house arrest in a fiefdom, and Cao Zhangfa was sent to a remote area, where he could not return to the imperial court for the rest of his life.

Cao Pi was strict with his brothers, and he didn't trust others at all, which also led to a very sad life for his brothers.

He ostensibly gave Cao Zhang an official knight, but slowly weakened his power to infiltrate the army, and cried to Cao Pi when he met him, although Cao Pi was unhappy, but for the sake of the right, he naturally had to make it difficult, and it also achieved the origin of the seven-step poem, this poem was touching and smooth, and Cao Pi also cried on the spot, so he had to spare Cao Zhi's life and move to the fiefdom.

When Cao Pi inherited the throne, he set his sights on his original rival Cao Zhi. Cao Zhi is Cao Cao's favorite son, but Cao Pi was not favored because of his similar personality to Cao Cao, and people seem to use this to say that the emperors don't like princes with the same personality as themselves, just like Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di later, in fact, it is just some people's subjective speculation. The most representative dilemma is"Seven-step poem"。

In the court, he was asked to compose a poem within seven steps with the theme of brothers, Cao Zhi thought about it for a while, and completed it before he completed the seven steps; Boil the beans to burn the bean base, and the beans cry in the kettle. It is born from the same root, so why is it too anxious to fry each other.

<> even if he went out on a safari, the range of activities of the prince was only thirty miles away. And their every move is closely monitored by officials specially appointed by the imperial court, and Cao Zhi is the focus of suppression. After Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, because he was afraid of Cao Zhi's amazing talent, he was afraid that he would be in danger of seizing the throne, and wanted to find an excuse to kill him, so there was a famous allusion to "seven steps into a poem" in history, it is said that Cao Pi ordered Cao Zhi to compose a poem within seven steps, otherwise he would be killed.

The poem was completed, Cao Zhi survived, and Cao Pi was no longer embarrassed by Cao Zhi. Although this allusion does not exist in the official history, it reflects the attitude of Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi towards his brother Cao Zhi, which is indeed difficult everywhere. And many of Cao Zhi's hand-me-down works, that is, created during the continuous migration, the famous "Luo Shen Fu", which was written by Cao Zhi when he was named the king of Juancheng and went to Juancheng, passing by Luoshui and feeling his tragic fate.

Cao Pi expelled him from the Jingshi, and kept tossing him in a way that prevented him from forming and cultivating his own forces. For example: in the second year of the early Huang Dynasty (221 AD), Anxianghou; Huang Chu three years Juancheng King; King Yongqiu in the fourth year of Huang Chu; Taihe (229 AD) moved to Dong'a in three years, and Taihe was crowned King Chen in six years, etc.

He also has his own pursuit, which can be summarized as: poking the power of the country, benefiting the people, building an eternal industry, and flowing gold.

He treated Cao Zhi very badly, making things difficult for Cao Zhi everywhere, making Cao Zhi suffer a lot, because he had always been jealous of Cao Zhi's talent and afraid that he would seize his power.

has been suppressing Cao Zhi, so that the second half of his life is not particularly satisfactory, politically unsatisfactory, and his official position is not very high.

Cao Zhi went to another place, Cao Pi was still very good to Cao Zhi, and the two rarely met again.

After that, Cao Pi originally wanted to kill Cao Zhi, but later for some special reasons, he changed his mind and demoted Cao Zhi to the Marquis of Anxiang.

At the beginning, Cao Zhi was suppressed everywhere in terms of rewards, and although he seemed to have reused Cao Zhi later, the main purpose was to prevent him from becoming too powerful and threatening his emperor's throne.

Not good, he was very suspicious that his brother wanted to take his place, and Cao Zhi wrote a seven-step poem, which shows the relationship between their brothers.

He had wanted to kill his brother, but in the end he was given a chance. Exiled him.

It's bad for him, because he feels that this brother might be a threat to him.

He is very defensive against his brother, and he is afraid that the other party will bring hidden dangers to his country, so he has not been very good.

The contradiction between them, He Yan is not the same as Zen, and he let Cao Zhi go because Cao Zhi did not offend himself. didn't let go of Cao Zhang, because he felt that the other party might threaten his status.

Cao Zhang is very capable, can lead troops to fight, and also has his own troops, is a strong contender.

Cao Zhi and Cao Chang are two completely different people, Cao Chang is not only able to lead troops to fight, but also has his own troops in the barracks for a long time.

To tell the truth, in fact, I don't know much about the relationship between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, but I have also watched "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Luo Shen Fu", and learned some history of the Three Kingdoms, but I can only tell the relationship between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi from other aspects. In the history of China, the official history has always been described as the victor

So I'm more inclined to learn about a character from the history of the wild.

The relationship between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi should be able to understand the basics from a "Seven-Step Poem" that you learned when you were a child. Cao Pi said to Cao Zhi, if you can make a poem within seven steps, then I will let you go, if you can't then I will kill you, this is also boiling beans to burn beans, beans crying in the kettle, this is the same root, why is it too anxious to fry each other? The origin of this poem.

In this poem, we can see the relationship between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, but in fact, it is not.

Not so friendly.

Whether it is from "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and various TV series, Cao Zhi is not a very broad-hearted person, he is a very cautious person, if you offend him, then he will definitely try his best not to make you feel better. Let's take an analogy that Cao Pi and Cao Zhi were really good brothers in their childhood, but Cao Zhi was the biggest stumbling block to Cao Pi's ascension to the throne. No matter how deep the relationship between the brothers is, there is not much left after the run-in of the battle for the throne in those years.

Compared with all the brothers in history, the fierceness between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi is far less than that of other people in history. So in the end, Cao Zhi was still left, Cao Zhi did a lot of things that hurt Cao Pi, but he still left him. But in fact, Cao Pi can move anyone, but Cao Zhi is not moved.

It shows that there is still a little bit of brotherhood between them.

This is probably because Cao Pi misses the time in Yecheng very much, when Cao Cao was fighting all year round. Cao Pi has been taking several younger brothers with him as an elder brother, no matter how he is a mother, his feelings are still very deep, so in the end, when only the two brothers are left, even if Cao Zhi has published a lot of works that are not conducive to Cao Pi, Cao Pi is still open to him, and even goes to see him before he dies, which shows that brotherhood still exists, but the estrangement is quite deep, so that it is not shown much

Cao Pi did not kill his brother, on the contrary, Cao Zhi knew that after Cao Pi was named the crown prince, he drank heavily every day, and even failed Cao Cao, he drank too much and did not go to rescue Cao Ren, Cao Zhi himself died.

I can responsibly tell you that Cao Pi did not kill his brother, and in a way he is a good brother.

Cao Pi still has a trace of brotherhood in his heart, after all, they grew up together since childhood, and there are people in the court, Cao Zhi is still useful to him when he is alive, and Cao Zhi has no intention of the world.

There shouldn't be, after all, so many years of brotherly affection are put there. And Cao Zhi's ambition is not very big, so Cao Pi did not kill his own brother in order to maintain his rule.

Everyone had learned seven-step poetry when they were young, so they all knew that the relationship between the two of them was not very good, and it was inevitable that Cao Pi would become the emperor, so he thought there was no need to kill him, so he reconciled with his younger brother.

I don't think he killed or didn't need to kill, the throne should be his. In history, the relationship between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi is not so bad, for example, Cao Zhi wrote "The Prince's Seat": "Pianpian my son, clever and sudden" describes Cao Pi, for example, "Public Banquet" is about the eldest brother Cao Pi having a party, and then the younger brother Cao Zhi followed behind to eat and drink, and in history, Cao Pi was a general with five senses, and Cao Zhi was a plain candidate, and the one who was generally not a marquis in ancient times was to inherit the throne.