Chronology of Cao Cao s events the main activities of his life .

February 184 Yellow Turban Uprising.

In October, Zhang Jiao fell ill and died.

In 187, Cao Cao was appointed as the Taishou of Dongjun.

In September 189, Dong Zhuo abolished the young emperor Liu Wei as the king of Hongnong, and set up the nine-year-old Chen Liuwang Liu Xie as the emperor, which was to dedicate the emperor. In December, Cao Cao called on the princes of all towns to fight against Dong Zhuo.

In April 192, Wang Yun set up a series of schemes, and Lü Bu killed Dong Zhuo.

In June, Li Dao and Guo Yan besieged Chang'an, killed Wang Yun, and defeated Lu Bu.

Cao Cao defeated the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army and was incorporated into the "Qingzhou Soldiers", and his strength was strengthened.

In 193, Cao Cao marched east to Xuzhou and defeated Tao Qian.

194 Lü Bu attacked Cao Cao.

In October 195, Cao Cao led Yanzhou pastor.

In July 196, Emperor Xian returned to Chang'an under the escort of Yang Feng and others.

Lü Bu occupied Xuzhou, and Liu Bei voted for Cao Cao.

Cao Cao started to rejuvenate Tuntian and abducted Emperor Xian to Xu.

In 197, Yuan Shu was proclaimed emperor in Shouchun.

Cao Cao defeated Zhang Xiu and failed.

Yuan Shao occupied the four prefectures of Hebei, You, Qing, and Qingdao.

In September 198, Lu Bu attacked Liu Bei and broke Xiaopei.

In December, Cao Cao captured and killed Lü Bu.

Zhou Yu and Xiao Qiao got married.

In November 199, Zhang Xiu surrendered to Cao Cao.

Dong Cheng conspired with Wang Zifu and others to get rid of Cao Cao.

In 200, Cao Cao killed Dong Cheng and his gang.

Sun Ce was assassinated and succeeded by Sun Quan.

Chen Lin wrote an essay on Cao Wei, and the battle of Guandu began.

In October, Cao Cao attacked the Black Nest.

In 201, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao in Cangting.

Liu Bei defected to Liu Biao.

In May 202, Yuan Shao fell ill and died.

In 203, Sun Quan attacked Huang Zu.

In 204, Cao Cao pacified Jizhou.

The grandson of Liaodong died, and his son Sun Kang succeeded to the throne.

In 205, Cao Cao pacified Qingzhou.

In 206, Cao Cao pacified and annexed the state.

In August 207, Cao Cao defeated Wuhuan, eliminated the remnants of the Yuan clan, and unified the north.

Cao Cao redeemed Cai Wenji from the Southern Xiongnu.

In June 208, Cao Cao was named Prime Minister of the Han Dynasty.

In July, Cao Cao marched south to Liu Biao.

In August, Liu Biao fell ill and died. Cao Cao killed Kong Rong.

In September, Liu Cong surrendered to Cao Cao.

In the Battle of Chibi in November, Cao Cao was defeated by the combined forces of Sun and Liu.

In 210, Cao Cao built the Tongque Terrace.

Zhou Yu died. In 211, Cao Cao defeated Ma Chao.

Liu Bei entered Sichuan. In October 212, Cao Cao marched south to attack the mouth of the Xukou.

Liu Bei was stationed at Xiameng Pass.

Sun Quan moved to Moling and changed his name to Jianye.

In May 213, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty named Cao Cao as the Duke of Wei and added nine tins.

In May 214, Sun Quan conquered Wancheng.

In July, Sun Quan attacked Hefei and was defeated by Zhang Liao.

In October, Emperor Xian, Empress Fu and Guozhang Fu Wan conspired to get rid of Cao Cao, and Cao Cao killed everyone.

Liu Zhang surrendered to Liu Bei, and Liu Bei led Yizhou Mu himself.

In July 215, Cao Cao conquered Zhang Lu.

In November, Zhang Lu surrendered to Cao Cao.

The Battle of Xiaoyaojin. Cao Cao defeated Sun Quan at Misu.

In 216, Cao Cao was proclaimed King of Wei.

In February 217, Cao Cao attacked the mouth of the Xukou, and Sun Quan was defeated.

In 218, Cao Zhang defeated the Wuhuan army, the Xianbei tribe surrendered, and the north was pacified.

In January 220, Cao Cao fell ill and died.

In October, Cao Pi was proclaimed emperor and established the Wei State.

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Born 155, died 220

Cao Cao Cao (155 220), i.e., Emperor Wu of Wei. During the Three Kingdoms, he was a politician, military strategist, and poet. The word Mengde, nicknamed Apu, Qian (now from Boxian County, Anhui). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the suppression of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the military power was gradually expanded.

In the third year of Chuping (192 AD), he occupied Yanzhou, divided and lured a part of the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army, and was organized as "Qingzhou Soldiers". In the first year of Jian'an (196), the imperial capital Xu (now Xuchangdong, Henan) was welcomed. coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes, and successively leveled Lu Bu and other separatist forces.

After the Battle of Guandu defeated the warlord Yuan Shao, he gradually unified northern China. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, he was promoted to the prime minister, led the army south, and was defeated by the combined forces of Sun Quan and Liu Bei in Chibi. Later crowned King of Wei. Zi Cao Pi was called the emperor and posthumously honored as Emperor Wu.

He built water conservancy in the northern part of the country, solved the problem of lack of military rations, and played a certain role in the recovery of agricultural production. Employing people on the basis of merit, breaking the concept of the clan, recruiting the middle and lower classes of the landlord class, restraining the strong and strong, and strengthening the centralization of power. The socio-economic development of the areas under his rule has been restored and developed. He is proficient in the art of war, and is the author of books such as "A Brief Explanation of Sun Tzu" and "The Essentials of Military Books".

Good poems, such as "Artemisia Travel" and "Watching the Sea", express their political ambitions, and reflect the suffering life of the people in the late Han Dynasty, with majestic spirit, generosity and sadness. The prose is also clean and tidy. The author has "The Collection of Emperor Wu of Wei", which has been lost, and has a Ming people's book.

Today, there is a typeset version of "Cao Cao's Collection".

Date of birth: 18 July 155.

Date of death: March 15, 220.

Cao Cao, the word Mengde, the small character Apu, Han nationality, Pei Guoqiao (now Yongcheng City, Henan Province) 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.

Chinese name: Cao Cao.

Aliases: Cao Mengde, Apu.

Nationality: Eastern Han Dynasty.

Ethnicity: Han Chinese.

Place of birth: Peiguo County (now Bozhou, Anhui).

Date of birth: 18 July 155.

Date of death: March 15, 220.

Profession: Military strategist, politician, poet.

Main achievements: Implement the tuntian system and unify the north.

Representative works: poems "Watching the Sea", "Turtle Although Shou", etc.

Nickname: King Wu, Emperor Wu.

Father: Cao Song.

Temple No.: Taizu.

Mausoleum: Gaoling.

Date of birth: 18 July 155.

Date of death: March 15, 220.

Date of birth: 18 July 155.

On March 15, 220 AD, Cao Cao died in Luoyang at the age of 66, nicknamed "King Wu", and was buried in Gaoling after his death. Soon after Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, he called the emperor, and posthumously called Cao Cao as "Emperor Wu", the temple name "Taizu", and was known as Emperor Wu of Wei in history.

Cao Cao (March 15, 155, 220), the name Mengde, the nickname Jili, the small character Apu, Pei Guoqian (now Bozhou City, Anhui Province) native. 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 Era, and later the King of Wei, and was nicknamed King Wu after his death. His son Cao Pi was called the emperor and posthumously honored as Emperor Taizuwu.

Cao Cao's contribution:

1.Cao Cao was a meritocracy, flexible and changeable in military tactics and strategies, and wrote military works such as "A Brief Explanation of Sun Tzu" and "The Essentials of Military Writings".

2.Cao Cao was the founder of the Wei State and made significant contributions to the unification of northern China in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the restoration of economic production and the maintenance of social order.

3.In terms of internal affairs, Cao Cao established the tuntian system and ordered soldiers who did not have to fight to go to the fields to cultivate, which alleviated the food problem during the war in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

4.Cao Cao's poems have an innovative spirit, which opened and prospered Jian'an literature, leaving the precious spiritual wealth of "Jian'an style" to future generations.