Why were there so many mutinies in the Three Kingdoms era?

That can't be called a mutiny Some people are because they are originally ambitious Like Cao Cao When he started out with nothing, he could only rely on others first When that person made him feel that it was no longer worth continuing to take refuge in, he would run away At that time, if he didn't leave, he would die Later, he slowly got up There are many of his soldiers or something, and then he also ran away Everyone has their own ideas At that time, they could take refuge casually, so it can't be said that they were defective Liubei also voted for several Ah, he began to vote for Cao Cao, and then ran to Liu Biao Guan Yu also followed Cao Cao But none of this was willing, the form at that time did not allow you to do whatever you wanted, and it was only possible to bend and stretch it

In that era of confusion of power.

Whoever has the ability can be the hegemon.

It can't be said to be a betrayal.

It can only be said that the law of the jungle is the eternal law of human progress.

Whoever is strong will survive.

In the turbulent era, everyone has ambitions and wants to dominate one side, and ambitious generals do not obey their lords, and his lords do not have strong enough forces to suppress them, so there are more rebellions.

The above is not appropriate. At that time, people attached great importance to intelligent development, so everyone was smarter. The word smart is originally a hot word, but smart people are not willing to be subservient.

Heroes emerge in troubled times, there is no Cao Cao, and Li Cao and Wang Cao.

Your first impression of this question will be associated with Wei Yan, but unfortunately it is the bai that Romance said, and there is no Du in history

According to it, it also caused the largest unjust case in the Three Kingdoms period.

In fact, the rebellion is divided into active and passive, and when the active rebellion is carried out according to their own subjective intentions, typical such as Lu Bu, Fa Zheng, and Zhang Song; And passive is involuntarily, or the master is killed, or he is captured, and there is a desperate situation that has to take refuge in the enemy camp, such as Zhang Liao, Zhang Jaw, Yu Ban, Jiang Wei, Meng Da, etc., there are too many people in this category.

Just say a few, it's not very comprehensive and personal, forgive me.

Yellow Turban: Tang Zhou.

Dong Department: Lu Bu, Li Su, Wang Yun.

Cao Department: Chen Gong, Zhang Miao, Yu Ban, Sima.

Yuan: Xu You, Zhang Jaw, Gao Ran, Yuan Tan.

Liu: Zhao Yun, Wei Yan, Sun: Tai Shici, Gan Ning.

Mengda. In Shu Han and Cao Weizhi's rebellion 2 times.

Jia Xu, the Battle of Guandu.

Liu Bei. Wei Yan. Lu Bu. Wang Lang. Zhou Zhou. Zhao Yun. Zhang Liao. Jiang Wei. Munda .

The most nb should be my Jia Xu ......Not explained.

Cao: Zhang Liao, Zhang Jaw, Pang De, Jia Xu, Han Sui, Gao Lan, Wen Ping, Han Sui, Xu Youshu: Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong, Wei Yan, Zhang Yi, Fa Zheng, Zhang Song, Xiahouba, Yan Yan, Qian Zhou, Jiang Wei, Meng Da.

Wu: Gan Ning, Tai Shici, Mi Fang, Fu Shiren, Fan Jiang, Zhang Da, Others: Lu Bu.

There are many, many mutinies!!

The most NB can be regarded as Wei Yan

Yu Ban, Han Sui, Lu Bu, Wei Yan, and Fa Zheng are a lot.

Wei Yan and Lu Bu are the most famous.

Secondly, Cao Cao. There are also Meng Da, Jiang Wei, Zhang Liao, Yu Ban, Fa Zheng, Tai Shici, Huang Zhong, etc.

Liu Bei, Wei Yan, Lu Bu, Wang Lang, Zhao Yun, Zhang Liao, Meng Da.

Too much.

The most common is Lu Bu, the most speechless is Wei Yan, and the most nb is Sima Shi.

It should be Lu Bu. Although Sanying still can't defeat him, some people say "Lu Bu among people", but his virtue is not good, so now people like Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Zilong, and few people say that they like Lu Bu.

If you want to say that the "mutiny" is the most, Liu Bei is the most.

1.Vote for Liu Yan to suppress the Yellow Turban Uprising.

2.Cast Gongsun Zan's life.

3.Cast Tao Qian to resist Cao Cao.

4.Cast Cao Cao to collect Lu Bu.

5.Cast Yuan Shao against Cao Cao.

6.Cast Liu to live.

In the end, he set up his own door and divided the world into three parts; No matter what the reason, Liu Bei "rebelled" a lot, and he compared with Lu Bu in that he did not recognize his father-in-law to Lu Bu, and then killed his father-in-law.

Because the Eastern Wu regime was under the rule of Sun Quan, many people and positions that threatened Sun Quan's rule were removed, such as the governor of the capital, etc., which led to the strong ability of the Eastern Wu, so there was no rebellion.

Because there are many local families in Dongwu, and many ** in Dongwu are from local families, there are no traitors.

Because Soochow was a rich land, and the living conditions and war treatment were better than those of the other two countries, there were no traitors.