Who occupied the north during the Three Kingdoms period, and the whole process of Cao Cao s unificat

Cao Wei (also known as Wei) dominated the north.

Emperor Cao Cao of Wei (?220), did not claim the title of emperor.

Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi (187 226), reigned 220 226 AD.

Emperor Cao Rui (204-239), reigned 226 239 AD.

The north was occupied by Cao Cao of Wei.

Cao Cao did 2 major events to truly consolidate his rights and be the first to welcome the emperor.

It was he who expelled Li Dao of Chang'an and stopped the first emperor in his own hands, which is equivalent to his support for the people who were still loyal to the court at that time, it was a kind of power threat (Xun Yu, Liu Ye, and Liu's descendants) The reason why Cao Cao was able to defeat Yuan Shao in the later battle of Guandu was because he had fought a psychological war with Yuan Shao as early as after welcoming Emperor Xian, and he wrote to the imperial court to recommend Yuan Shao as a general to be Situ himself (I forgot what it was, It seems to be Situ) On the surface, Cao Cao showed weakness to Yuan Shao, which caused Yuan Shao to postpone the battle of Guandu to buy time for himself to prepare (at that time, Yuan Shao's advisers, Fu Zhu, Guo Tu, etc. all suggested that Yuan Shaoxing's troops go south to compete with Cao Cao for the emperor, and Cao Cao's step made Yuan Shao eliminate his guard).

The second Battle of Guandu.

This is a more famous example in history of winning more with less, it is this victory that laid the foundation for Cao Cao to become a prince in the north, because of Yuan Shao's arbitrariness, in the battle of Guandu, the soldiers and horses of the army attacked Cao Cao's base camp, resulting in the emptiness of the rear so that Cao Cao successfully attacked Yuan Shaojun's grain depot Wuchao, Yuan Shaojun's general Chun Yuqiong was isolated and his deputy general Jiang Qi was killed in battle and Wuchao was captured. From then on, the situation of the battle of Guandu was inclined to Cao Cao's side, coupled with Yuan Shaofang's general Zhang He, Gao Ran led the troops and horses of the headquarters to Cao Cao, and the panic between the soldiers made Yuan Shaofang, who had a good situation, fell into extreme chaos, so that the battle of Guandu was won by Cao Cao, when the battle of Guandu was victorious, Cao Cao's army morale was high, although Yuan Shao organized an attack but failed like a dying struggle, so Cao Cao successively recovered, You, and, Hebei, Qing and other states and counties, plus their own Xu, Yan and other places, Within a few years, it became a powerful force rising in the north, which was Cao Cao's path to unify the north.

As for Liu Bei, Zhang Xiu, Yuan Shu, and Lu Bu, Cao Cao solved the obstacle that could not become Cao Cao's unification of the north at all with his little fingers, and if he had to say anything, he would take down Xuzhou as the rear.

Don't you already know? Winning Yuan Shao is the key.

Cao Cao, Sun's father and son, Liu Guan, Zhang Zhao, are all influential figures of the Three Kingdoms.

1. The end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was an era of warlord warfare, Emperor Wu unified the north, and many secessions were withdrawn from the historical stage. In this way, the people north of the Jianghuai River were able to live and work in peace and contentment, free from the suffering of war.

2. After the unification of the north, the rule of the north was restored, and the social order was on the right track.

3. After Emperor Wu unified the north, he implemented tuntian, built water conservancy, and developed production, and the situation of "no rooster crow for a hundred miles" was swept away.

4. Emperor Wu worked tirelessly in 207 to go to Liaodong to pacify the three counties and Wuhuan, which objectively made the Saibei region obtain relative stability for a certain period of time. At that time, the Xiongnu maintained friendly exchanges with **, and the king of Korea even paid tribute to **.

5. After restoring its rule in the north, it further promoted the confidence to continue to recover the Jianghuai Valley. It has avoided more than 500 years of chaos in China, such as the Western Weekend.

6. Emperor Wu unified the north and laid a solid foundation for the Jin State to eventually unify the whole country.

Politically, defeating Yuan Shao at the Battle of Guandu, if he did not unify the north now and reward farming, he was troubled by Sun Quan and Liu Bei for 1,200 years. Think about it.

3. It laid the foundation for the establishment of the Three Kingdoms, solved the problem of military rations, and implemented Tuntian; Recruit talents and lay the foundation for the unification of the north economically.

I think the most important thing, militarily, Cao Cao abducted Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to Xuchang, "coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes", gained political advantages, and also restored and developed the economy of the north, I am afraid that there is no place to stand. 2

1. Politically, Cao Cao abducted Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to Xuchang and "coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes" to gain political advantages; Recruit talents.

2. Economically, the practice of tuning fields, rewarding farming, and solving the problem of military rations have also enabled the economy of the north to recover and develop.

3. Militarily, in 200, he defeated Yuan Shao in the Battle of Guandu, laying the foundation for the unification of the north.

Although the war at the time of the reunification of the north brought certain disasters to the local people, it objectively promoted the integration of nationalities and the unification of the country, which was conducive to the economic development of the north.

1. The end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was an era of warlord warfare, Cao Cao unified the north, so that the people north of the Yellow River could live and work in peace and contentment, and the tuntian system he implemented promoted the development of society.

2. Let the north have a strong political power, so that it will not be taken advantage of by foreigners. At that time, the Xiongnu maintained friendly relations with Cao Cao, and the king of Korea even paid tribute to Cao Cao, and later wanted to fight Liaodong, but was also defeated by Cao Cao.

3. It laid the foundation for the unification of China by Jin.

4. To make the rule of the Eastern Han Dynasty nominally continue and avoid the chaos of the Eastern New Year in China, in Cao Cao's own words, without him, "I don't know how many people are called lonely and how many people are kings."