Coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes to write is not Cao Cao

It was written by Cao Cao.

At that time, the Son of Heaven was in trouble, and the Han Dynasty had reached the point of existence in name only, and all the princes and generals disdained to save it.

But Cao Cao thought further, took a few people to bring the Son of Heaven to Xuchang, and began to coerce the Son of Heaven to order the princes.

In fact, Cao Cao's strength was not very great at that time, and before that, some people had persuaded Yuan Shao to save the Son of Heaven, but Yuan Shao refused, but later after Cao Cao coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes, Yuan Shao regretted it.

At first, it was Yuan Shao, but later Yuan Jun was broken, so it was replaced by Cao Cao.

The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Yuan Shao": "The city of Jinzhou is coarse, the soldiers are strong, and the west is welcomed, that is, the palace is the capital, and the princes are coerced by the Son of Heaven to order the princes, and the horses are accumulated to ask for the court, who can control it?" Zhuge Liang replied in "Longzhong Pair":

Since Dong Zhuo has come, heroes have been combined, and there are countless people who have crossed states and counties. Cao Cao is more famous than Yuan Shao, and he is small and outnumbered. However, the man who can be restrained, and the weak is strong, not only the time, but also the people.

Today, Cao has millions of people, coercing the Son of Heaven to order the princes. ”

Cao Cao, he did this kind of thing. But that was the argument of his opposition at the time. His own statement is "to welcome the Son of Heaven and rule the world", not to "order the princes". But he did. As for what his true intentions were, probably only he knows.

Isn't that Cao Cao Song Jiang, at that time Xu You (Yuan Shao's strategist) persuaded Yuan Shao (Yuan Shao was the most powerful prince at that time) to rescue Emperor Han Xian, who was chased and killed by the Xiliang army, but Yuan Shao was indecisive and did not make a move, and was rescued by Cao Cao.

Yes, and he also married his daughter to the Han Emperor.

Synopsis: 1. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Son of Heaven became a hostage of the warlords in the northwest, and after several hardships, he became exile**, Cao Cao welcomed him to Xuchang, and made him the prime minister with this merit, and the Son of Heaven changed from exile to puppet.

2. Since then, Cao Cao's decrees have been issued in the form of an edict issued by the Son of Heaven, and the princes everywhere are in a dilemma, and obedience is not good for themselves, especially to crusade against other princes, so that Cao Cao can sit on the fisherman's profits, and if he does not accept it, he will disobey the Son of Heaven and be rebellious. Cao Cao used this political advantage and military strength to unify the north.

3, "Coercing the Son of Heaven to Order the Princes" is from the "Later Han Shu Yuan Shao Biography", the original text: "The city of Jinzhou is coarse, the soldiers are strong, and the west welcomes the great driver, that is, the palace Yedu, the Son of Heaven is coerced to order the princes, and the horses are accumulated to ask for the court, who can control it?" It refers to holding the emperor hostage and giving orders in the name of the emperor or figuratively issuing orders in the name of the emperor.

Now it is a metaphor to use the name of the leader to direct others according to one's own will.

The suggestion was not put into practice, but he had already pointed out the meaning of "coercing the Son of Heaven to order the princes".