Cao Cao and Dong Zhuo, what kind of person is Dong Zhuo?

Those who can occupy a place in the troubled times are by no means mediocre, Cao Cao and Dong Zhuo are such people, both of them are quite capable. It's just that Cao Cao is more prominent, caring about the world, knowing how to make good use of people, far-reaching wisdom, and finally achieving great things. And Dong Zhuo couldn't be as broad-minded as Cao Cao, so much so that he fell for Wang Yun's plan and was killed by his own son Lu Bu.

A virtue, even the characteristics of lust are the same!

At the beginning, when Cao Cao served the Son of Heaven to order the princes, he did not love the people, and he was a Ming lord, Dong Zhuo coerced the Son of Heaven to make the princes brutal and make people dissatisfied.

It's all the same, but then people get used to it

In the Three Kingdoms Performance, Luo Guanzhong was partial to Liu Bei and distorted Cao Cao, but I think Cao Cao lives for himself, there is no good or bad, only survival! The Three Kingdoms are just a distorted "thing."

Don't compare, Lao Tzu reported you.

Cao Cao was to adapt to the turbulent situation at that time and to unify China.

Dong Zhuo is to satisfy his own selfish desires. Tyrannical creatures.

Cao Cao is ambitious and capable, and Dong Zhuo is useless.

Dong Zhuo. Cao Cao's name is different! It's that simple!

Give me extra points! Hehe! Thank you!

Let's watch Yi Zhongtian's "Three Kingdoms".

Cao Cao is coercing the Son of Heaven to wait for his life.

Dong Zhuo is a change of heaven to the fate of the candidates.

Yang Xiu is just a little clever and useless, but he is conceited, he is bold and reckless, and repeatedly offends Cao Cao, so his killing is inevitable.

Dong Zhuo is a gentle person in the face of the woman he loves, and a responsible person in the face of the military.

The popular TV series "New "Three Kingdoms" not only portrays a Cao Cao who assassinated Dong Zhuo like ** in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but even portrays Cao Cao as a thief who will do everything to assassinate Dong Zhuo and endure humiliation. But in fact, there is no such thing as Cao Cao's assassination of Dong in history.

According to historical records, after Dong Zhuo entered Beijing, because the general He Jin had been killed by eunuchs, Dong Zhuo, who had a strong army in Mazhuang, became the strongest force in Luoyang City. He quickly co-opted many forces that were originally under the command of the blade, the most famous of which was, of course, to turn Lu Bu and Ding Yuan's subordinates against each other.

In order to further increase his prestige and power, Dong Zhuo came up with a ruse to abolish the little emperor and establish Di Xian. As a result, it was strongly opposed by Lu Zhi, Yuan Shao and others, among which Yuan Shao, a representative of the Shaozhuang faction, openly hung at the east gate of Luoyang and ran to Jizhou.

This was a very big deal at that time, because Yuan Shao's official position at that time was Captain Li Si. Li Si is a bit like the later Zhili, the chief executive of the two capitals, and he has the power to participate in illegal **. But when He Jin was secretly plotting against the eunuchs, he also granted Yuan Shao the power of "fake festivals".

The so-called "false festival" means that there is absolute command in military operations, and those who disobey orders will be beheaded. It can be seen that Yuan Shao was important in the imperial court at that time. Rotten He Lu.

As a political ally of Yuan Shao, Cao Cao was the object of Dong Zhuo's efforts at that time, and was awarded the position of lieutenant of the Seventh Colonel. Yuan Shao's departure had a great impact on young forces, including Cao Cao. If you stay in North Korea, you will inevitably fall into a situation where the dragons are leaderless, and you will likely be broken by Dong Zhuo in the end.

So Cao Cao reacted quickly and abandoned the official and absconded to the capital. Cao Cao escaped from Wuguan and then went to Chenliu through Zhongmu.

Historical records record that Cao Cao was indeed stopped by a ** in Zhongmu County as a suspicious figure on the way. But some places know Cao Cao, and there are historical records that Cao Cao is a county official in charge of personnel. He can be seen as the deputy and tout of the county magistrate. As a result, Cao Cao was released again.

Whether it is to arrest Cao Cao or release Cao Cao, it cannot be Chen Gong. At this time, Chen Gong may still be a small magistrate of Dong Jun. The story of Chen Gong Cao Cao, let's not mention it here for the time being.

We need to clarify that Cao Cao did not assassinate Dong Zhuo at that time. The so-called assassination of Dong was made up by later generations.

However, this fabrication is not entirely out of nowhere, as the wild history records that Cao Cao did serve as an assassin once when he was young. The target of his assassination was Zhang Rang, a middle-level ** in the government and the opposition at that time. It is one of the famous top ten **, but just like Cao Cao's assassination of Dong failed in the story, Cao Cao's assassination was also unsuccessful and was discovered.

As a result, Cao Cao "jumped over the wall and ran away". Perhaps it is precisely because of this record that later generations have the story of Cao Cao's assassination of Dong.

In fact, at that time, it was very difficult to assassinate Dong Zhuo. Wu Qiong, the captain who was deeply trusted by Dong Zhuo at that time, was a true righteous man, and he stabbed Dong to death, but he failed and was killed. Wu Qiong's story is likely to be one of the inspirations for Cao Cao's assassination of Dong.

The difference is that in the story, although Cao Cao failed to assassinate Dong, he escaped by chance. But in reality, if Cao Cao really single-handedly went to assassinate, the chances of escaping were very small.

First of all, in the final analysis, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is still based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which is an important reference, saying that Cao Cao was stable in the DPRK and China at that time, and he can't make it up, right?

So why was the DPRK and China stable at that time? Because Cao Cao in historical facts is a hero (after the Song Dynasty, he was portrayed as he is now. At that time, the political needs were needed), pacified the war in the Central Plains and the invasion of foreign tribes on the border, stabilized the development of agriculture and economy, and allowed all social strata (the common people, the scholars, and the poor family) to live a good life, so there was no tide against him, Dong Cheng Liu Bei's activities were actually a political struggle between the royal family and Cao Cao, but why didn't they fight for Cao Cao?

Because Cao Cao has mastered the military power, that is, the country's first power of life and death - Cao Cao himself knows that if he lets go of the military power, he himself will be finished playing. In the political struggle, military power is quite important, which is why everyone helped Cao Pi to stand on his own feet in the end - no one in the Central Plains has ever fought for him, and the legacy he left to him by Lao Tzu is too solid, who else listened to him at that time when Emperor Han Xian listened?

What about Dong Zhuo? The situation at that time was a kind of reign of terror, everyone was in danger, and they couldn't live their lives.

Although Cao Cao is imperious, he is very thoughtful about the etiquette of the Son of Heaven, so he cannot be called tyrannical, I think it is majestic. Of course, it is not that no one helped Emperor Han Xian, such as Dong Cheng's Yidaizhao incident, Jin Yi Wufenglou's assassination of Cao Cao and Xun Yu's suicide and other incidents show that there are still people who want the Han family.

From the point of view of merit, Cao Cao's pacification of northern China made a great contribution to the country, and the people in the north were able to live and work in peace and contentment, which was much better than in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the people wanted. But Dong Zhuo killed on a large scale, making the people's livelihood miserable. As the saying goes, those who win the hearts of the people win the world, hehe.

Do you understand?

Cao Cao is a hero, and Dong Zhuo is a traitor.

Dong Zhuo caused public outrage, and although Cao Cao was hegemonic, at least he would not let his people suffer too much.

Cao Cao had a large territory at that time, but Dong Zhuo, Dong Zhuo only had those few points.

Dong Zhuo messed with the Han, Lihan dedicated the emperor to a doll, self-proclaimed Xiangguo, Cao Cao commissioned Qu to seek perfection, waiting for the opportunity to assassinate Dong.

Cao Cao is even more of a rival between the two of them Dong Zhuo hates Cao Cao very much.

It was Cao Cao. Cao Cao served Dong Zhuo and attempted assassination. Dong Zhuo was once in power and the opposition, but was later killed by his confidant Lu Bu, and the rest was led by Li Dao and others.

Cao Cao Niu, who can be literate and martial, is comparable to ***.

The two have little to do with each other, when Dong Zhuo was in power, Cao Cao was also a Han official, and he pretended to welcome him in order to assassinate Dong Zhuo, but after the matter was revealed, Cao Cao fled on horseback.

Cao Cao used to work for Dong Zhuo.

At first it was superiority and subordination, and later hostilities.

It doesn't matter. Cao Cao is even better.