Cao Cao didn t kill Sima Yi, and Sima Yi also missed one person, what was the final result?

The person Sima Yi missed killing was Huan Wen, and the final result was that this person's descendants caused the Sima family to be destroyed. Cao Cao didn't kill Sima Yi, but Sima Yi missed killing this person named Huan Wen. It was precisely because of the omission of killing this person that many years later, the power of the Sima family was taken away by the descendants of this person, just like Sima Yi did at the beginning.

Cao Cao is such a smart person, but he never expected that just because he missed a Sima Yi, he would bring so much trouble to himself. At first, in order to consolidate Cao Cao's own family, Cao Cao did not hesitate to kill Zhou Budo of Wei, and also wanted to kill Sima Yi. However, in the end, Sima Yi was fortunate to escape this fate.

Later, before his death, Cao Cao warned Cao Pi that he must beware of Sima Yi. However, Cao Pi was dizzy and did not listen to his old father's advice at all. In the end, Cao Wei's tragedy happened.

Sima Yi made similar mistakes to Cao Cao, and when Sima Yi launched the Gao Pingling Revolution, Huan Fan was in the same camp as Cao Shuang at that time. But Cao Shuang didn't follow Hengfan's advice at first, otherwise, Sima Yi would not have won so smoothly. But what people didn't expect was that Cao Shuang, who was greedy for life and afraid of death, actually surrendered directly, which directly caused the tragedy of the Cao family, and Huan Fan was killed at this time.

However, in the end, a member of the Huan family escaped by luck and hid for many years under an unknown name.

Later, Sima Yi needed talented people, and said that it didn't matter if he had a holiday, he had already let go of the past and would not care about it anymore. So Huan Wen came to work for Sima Yi under him. For years, he endured humiliation in order to avenge his family.

He wanted Sima Yi to also feel betrayed, so he kept lurking by Sima Yi's side. All these years of enduring humiliation and burden, he was so that he could pave the way for his son. In the end, his son Huan Xuan lived up to expectations and pulled Sima Yi off the throne.

I think the ending will be similar, after all, Sima Yi is much younger than Cao Cao, Cao Cao can prevent Sima Yi, but Cao Cao is not in good health in his later years, he can't fight Sima Yi, and the final result will not change much.

The final result was that this person became a confidant among the descendants of the Sima family, and led to the fall of the Jin Dynasty in later generations.

Cao Cao knew that Sima Yi was ambitious, but he just didn't reuse Sima Yi at that time, and Sima Yi was also very low-key at that time, and felt that it was useful to keep Sima Yi, so he didn't kill Sima Yi. Later, during the Cao Pi period, only Sima Yi could stop Zhuge Liang, and the Cao family had been guarding against Sima Yi, but he didn't expect Sima Yi to survive three generations of the Cao family, and finally rebelled.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao had long seen Sima Yi's ambitions, but he was also a monarch who cherished his talents, and he was never willing to attack Sima Yi.

Probably, it's useful not to kill him, and if you want to see what he wants to do, you can better deal with him.

Because Sima Yi's performance at that time was very low-key, Cao Cao didn't realize that he would be such a powerful person, Sima Yi knew how to hide himself very well, and would do anything for strategy.

Because he hadn't revealed his ambitions at that time, in Cao Cao's opinion, he was still very heartfelt and could leave it to his son.

Because Sima Yi is a very powerful person and can also bring a lot of benefits to the country, he was not killed.

Because Sima Yi was a particularly talented person before, Cao Cao had to rely on Sima Yi, so he didn't kill him.

The dictatorship of the Sima family refers to the situation in which the leaders of the Sima Yi family, Sima Yi (the first generation), Sima Shi and Sima Zhao (the second generation) and Sima Yan (the third generation), controlled the real power of the Wei State at different times.

First of all, it is important to make it clear that history does not matter, and any assumptions based on history are fundamentally untenable; Secondly, although it was Sima Yi who laid the early foundation for the Sima clan to seize power, it was Sima Yi's grandson Sima Yan who eventually usurped the power of Cao Wei, so it was obviously not enough to just kill Sima Yi.

So there are two situations, first, Cao Cao only killed Sima Yi; Second, Sima Yi's family was beheaded all over the house. Will the Cao Wei regime still be usurped in these two cases?

The answer is obviously uncertain, because there are many variables of historical events, and sometimes even a slight change can lead to a completely different ending, so it can only be said that in both cases, the possibility of Cao Wei's regime being usurped will be much lower, after all, although there are many conspirator families like Sima in history, they are not everywhere, not to mention that it is indispensable to usurp a dynasty.

Of course, the two situations are also different.

In the first case, Cao Cao only killed Sima Yi, if Sima Yi has been preparing for a long time at this time, and the foundation has been laid, then even if Sima Yi is dead, Sima Shi still has someone who can continue to complete this plan instead of him, such as Sima Shi and Sima Zhao, if Sima Yi is not fully prepared, and Sima Yi's descendants are obviously far less than Sima Yi in terms of planning, then the possibility of seizing power will be greatly reduced, unless the emperor behind Cao Wei is mediocre and Sima can take advantage of it.

Needless to say in the second case, the Sima clan was wiped out, and naturally there was no qualification to play on the historical stage, but without the Sima clan, there may still be a conspirator family such as the Nangong clan and the Zhuge clan, as long as the later Emperor Cao Wei does not give strength, it is still possible to seize power.

In general, if Cao Cao killed Sima Yi or Sima Yi's family, the possibility of Cao Wei's regime being seized power would be greatly reduced, but the possibility still exists, and it cannot be said that the coffin will be closed.

There will be another Sima Yi, which involves the gate valve system, social culture, and historical trends at that time, which cannot be changed by Cao Cao's family.

History does not depend on the will of individuals! Even if Cao Cao killed Sima Yi, there would be another person who would take Sima Yi's place, but the name was different. This is the dialectical relationship between the accident and the inevitability of history!

This is a hypothetical question, if Cao Cao kills Sima Yi. I think Cao Wei will also have another Sima Yi-like character. After all, Cao Wei's talents and economic reserves are relatively sufficient compared to Shu and Wu, for example, Zhong Hui's talent is also very high.

Look at when to kill, if it is early, directly Shu swallows Wei, if it is in the middle period, it will stabilize the Three Kingdoms at most, and if it is late, Shu will be destroyed as well.