Was Ji Kang killed by Sima Yi or by Sima Zhao and Sima Yan?

Updated on history 2024-05-27
4 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Ji Zhongsan was in Xingdong City, and his spirit remained unchanged. Guangling is scattered in the present.

    I've always liked Sima Zhao, but Ji Kang really touched me, and I really admired him.

    On the occasion of the Wei and Jin dynasties, there were many people in the world, and there were few famous people.

    Ji Kang passed away at the age of 40, but the bones he left behind are still touching thousands of years later.

    There are really not many such people in history.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Sima Zhao Due to the framing of Zhonghui.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Because Sima Yan wants to seize the throne. The reason why Sima Yan killed Sima Zhao was mainly to seize the throne. Sima Yan was anxious to seize power, so he killed his father Sima Zhao.

    It is rumored that Sima Zhao had the idea of passing the throne to Sima You, but in the end, after weighing the pros and cons, he still wanted to pass the throne to Sima Yan. The reason why the folk say that Sima Yan killed Sima Zhao is because Sima Zhao's death is full of suspicions, and it is not like the death of illness recorded in the official history.

    Sima Zhao's Biography:Sima Zhao followed his father to fight against Shu Han in his early years, and he had many military exploits. Tired official Luoyang Diannong Zhonglang General, Feng Xincheng and Rural Marquis.

    In the first year, his stepbrother Sima Shi was a general and dominated national affairs. In the fifth year of Ganlu, Emperor Cao Chao of Wei was killed, and Sima Zhao established Cao Huan as emperor. In the fourth year of Jingyuan (263), he sent Zhonghui, Deng Ai, and Zhuge Xu to destroy Shu Han and was awarded the title of Duke of Jin.

    The following year, he became the king. In the second year of Xianxi (265), Sima Zhao died of illness at the age of five + five, and was buried in Chongyang Mausoleum. A few months later, Ma Yan became the emperor of Wei, established the Jin Dynasty, and posthumously honored Sima Zhao as the emperor, nicknamed Emperor Wen, and the temple name Taizu.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    political needs, and indirect personal vendettas.

    1, Ji Kang was originally Cao Cao's grandson-in-law, and he supported the Cao Wei regime.

    For example: Sima Zhao wanted to hire him as a subordinate official of the shogunate, and he ran to Hedong County to avoid the conquest.

    Another example: When Shantao, who is also the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest, left the post of election official, he recommended Ji Kang to replace him. Ji Kang wrote "Breaking Friendship with Shan Juyuan", listing that he had "seven unbearable" and "two unacceptable" Lu Hong's judgment, and resolutely refused to go out.

    This is to slap Sima Zhao in the face, all the way to the end. Although the political intentions were different, Sima Zhao at this time had no good reason to kill him, just laying the groundwork for Ji Kang's death in the future.

    2. The contradiction between Ji Kang and Zhong Hui.

    Zhong Hui, as Sima Zhao's confidant, went to visit Ji Kang again and again, wanting to win a good celebrity with a corporal Lixian, but he was closed.

    One step to give up his seat, without saluting, and said coldly: "What did you hear?" What do you hear? ”

    At this time, Zhong Hui was also angry and returned: "Come by hearing what you hear, and go by seeing what you see!" ”

    The contradiction between the two was buried.

    Later, when Lu An was involved, Zhong Hui provoked it, Sima Zhao didn't care who was right or wrong, he directly chopped Ji Kang, maybe Ji Kang was also suspected of rebellion, but there is no historical record.

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