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Sun Quan is the best. Cao Cao's subordinates are easy to die in a daze, and they are too suspicious.
Liu Bei has no one to act as an intermediary and can't get ahead, and Liu Bei is not kind and cronyistic. hypocrisy, even if Zhuge Liang and Emperor Bai are lonely, they also ambushed a group of sword and axe hands.
Sun Quan is very assertive, listens to the strategies of the strategists, and cares for the generals. Basically, the people who mix under him are good. People also live a long life, they are not afraid of death, and they have to cultivate feelings after changing monarchs.
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Cao Cao has many capable people, such as:
Military generals: Dian Wei (early stage), Zhang Liao, Zhang Jaw, Xiahou Dun, Xiahou Yuan, Xu Huang, Cao Ren, Yu Ban, Xu Zhen, Pang De, Cao Hong, Sima Yi.
Civil officials: Xun Yu, Xun You, Guo Jia, Cheng Yu, etc.
Generals: Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong, Wei Yan (early stage), Guan Xing, Zhang Bao, Li Yan, Ma Dai, Jiang Wei (late stage).
Civil official: Sun Qian, Jian Yong (before the establishment of the business).
Zhuge Liang, Ma Liang, Jiang Zhou, Huang Quan, Fa Zheng, Deng Zhi.
Sun Quan's generals are relatively not so famous:
Military generals: Zhou Yu, Tai Shici, Gan Ning, Huang Gai, Cheng Pu, Lu Meng (early stage), Lu Xun (later stage).
Civil official: There are many people who are not very well-known, such as Zhang Zhao.
In short, when Cao Cao occupied the sky (the Han Dynasty was exhausted and lost the hearts of the people).
Sun Quan occupies an advantageous area (the Yangtze River separates both banks).
Liu Bei occupies the people (all the most talented people earn to join each other).
This is what I have summarized based on my own understanding.
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Liu Bei is the most powerful, Cao Cao is the second, and Sun Quan is the worst.
Chen Shou's evaluation of Cao Cao is very objective, highly summarizes Cao Cao's life, and is a true portrayal of Cao Cao's life. In "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", the first article is Cao Cao's biography "Emperor Wu Ji", which shows Chen Shou's personal affirmation of Cao Cao.
Chen Shou summed up in eight words, Liu Bei has "the style of Gaozu, the weapon of heroes", which means that Liu Bei has the style of his ancestor Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, and is a rare hero in ancient and modern times. When Cao Cao cooked wine and talked about heroes, he also admitted that in the whole world, only Liu Bei and him could be called heroes. Liu Bang started from scratch, and after just a few years of hard work, he created a 400-year-old Han foundation.
Chen Shou believed that Liu Bei was comparable to Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, and he recognized Liu Bei very much.
Sun Quan, unlike Cao Cao and Liu Bei, did not start from scratch, but established the state of Wu on the basis of his father Sun Jian and brother Sun Ce. In Chen Shou's eyes, Sun Quan's biggest characteristic is that he is good at forbearance and good at appointing talents (such as Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Zhou Gongjin, Lu Xun and others), but he is suspicious by nature, cruel and killing, and has done some things like "cunning rabbits die, lackeys cook". Lu Xun, who was about to enter the phase, was forced to death by Sun Quan.
After the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty era, in 263, Sima Zhao of Cao Wei launched the Wei War to destroy Shu, and Shu Han perished. Two years later, Sima Zhao died of illness, and his son Sima Yan abolished Emperor Wei Yuan and established himself, and the founding name was "Jin", known as the Western Jin Dynasty in history. In 280 AD, the Western Jin Dynasty destroyed the Eastern Wu Dynasty and unified China, thus ending the Three Kingdoms period and entering the Jin Dynasty.
The Three Kingdoms (220 years, 280 years) is a historical period from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Western Jin Dynasty, which was divided into three regimes: Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu. During the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao was defeated by the combined forces of Sun and Liu, laying the prototype of the Three Kingdoms. The Jin Dynasty (266 420 years) inherited the Three Kingdoms and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, divided into two periods, the Western Jin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, of which the Western Jin Dynasty was one of the great unified dynasties in Chinese history, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty belonged to one of the six dynasties, and the two Jin Dynasty passed on a total of 15 emperors, a total of 155 years.
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Cao Cao was the most cunning, Sun Quan was the most incompetent, and Liu Bei was the most greedy, and after the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao and Sun Quan fought many times in the direction of Huainan. Generally speaking, Sun Quan is at a disadvantage and suffers a lot. In December of the thirteenth year of Jian'an, Sun Quan personally attacked Hefei and did not fight.
The following year, Cao Cao ordered the general Zhang Xi to rescue him, and Sun Quan retreated. From July of the 16th year to the first month of the 17th year, Cao Cao defeated Ma Chao, Han Sui and others, further stabilized the rear, and once again focused his attention on the south. In October of the seventeenth year, Cao Cao once again went east to conquer Sun Quan.
In the same year, Sun Quan fortified the city of Wuxukou. In the first month of the eighteenth year, Cao Cao entered the mouth of the Xukou, broke through Sun Quanjiang's Jiangxi camp, and captured the governor Sun Yang. In May of the 19th year, Sun Quan captured the city of Anhui and uprooted a stronghold of Cao Cao in Jiangbei.
In July, Cao Cao went east again and returned to Hefei. (In the same year, Liu Bei Dingshu.) In August of the twentieth year, Sun Quan took advantage of Cao Cao's expedition to Zhang Lu to the west, entered the siege of Hefei, and was broken by Zhang Liao, and Sun Quan fled back in embarrassment.
In October 21, Cao Cao once again assembled his army and marched south, arriving at Juchao in the first month of the following year to engage Sun Quan. Although Sun Quan won some small victories in sortie battles, the overall situation was unfavorable to Sun Quan. So Sun Quan sent an envoy to ask for surrender, and Cao Cao accepted it and led the army back north.
It is worth noting that during this period, Cao Cao continuously used troops in the direction of Guanzhong, Hanzhong and Huainan, but maintained defense in the direction of Jingxiang and never moved south from this direction. Of course, there are factors that attack in the east and west and defend in the middle, but the fundamental reason is probably not that "if you are in a hurry, you will hold each other, and then you will fight." And the purpose of this is to divide the Sun-Liu Alliance.
While Sun Quan was under pressure from Cao Cao in Huainan, Cao Cao deliberately did not attack Liu Bei in the direction of Jingxiang. In this way, the alliance between the Sun and Liu families became the Sun Quan family fighting Cao Cao alone. When suppressed by Cao Cao, Sun Quan's psychology naturally changed.
If you change it, everyone will think, Niang Xipi, I am fighting Cao Cao here, but you Liu Bei took the opportunity to expand the territory, so that Sun Quan's psychology is unbalanced. After Liu Dong rolled and infiltrated Beibei to obtain Jiangling, he began to plan to take Yizhou in the west. And Sun Quan is also thinking about this matter because of Zhou Yu's plan to seek Yizhou.
After Zhou Yu's death, Sun Quan once proposed to Liu Bei that the two families attack Yizhou together, wanting to test Liu Bei's idea. This is the meaning of the question, Sun Quan must cross Liu Bei if he wants to plot Yizhou, and if he does not find out Liu Bei's thoughts, the plan cannot be implemented at all. However, Liu Bei has long regarded Yizhou as a thing in his pocket, and he will not allow Sun Quan to get involved.
While fooling Sun Quan, Liu Bei has been waiting for an opportunity. In the sixteenth year of Jian'an, Liu Zhang, the pastor of Yizhou, heard that Cao Cao was going to send Zhong Xuan and others to conquer Zhang Lu, and was afraid that Cao's army would take advantage of the situation to enter Shu after capturing Hanzhong, so he followed Zhang Song's suggestion to invite Liu Bei into Sichuan, wanting to use Liu Bei's strength to crusade against Zhang Lu and resist Cao Cao. Liu Beizheng couldn't ask for it, and led nearly 30,000 people into Yizhou, and then turned his face with Liu Zhang, and pacified Yizhou in 19 years.
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