What kind of life does Cao Pi s wife have, and how tragic is the ending?

Cao Pi's wife is counted as two people before and after - Zhen Mi and Guo Zhao.

Zhen Mi is a beauty found in the remaining family members when Cao Pi followed Cao Cao to conquer Yuan Shao. Cao Pi was shocked when he saw it, so he wanted to take it for himself.

However, the two brothers in this family have similar visions, and Cao Pi's younger brother Cao Zhi is also obsessed with Zhen Mi. In order to attract the two sons to fight, so as to see who has more potential, Cao Cao made the decision to marry Zhen Mi to Cao Pi.

Although Zhen Mi followed him, Cao Pi has always been haunted by Cao Zhi and Zhen Mi's entangled feelings, so much so that he gradually lost interest in Zhen Mi. Although Zhen Mi gave birth to his only son, he finally decided to kill Zhen Mi after ascending the throne.

Guo Zhao is better than Zhen Mi. Guo Zhao is a person who is really in love with Cao Pi, and she has been favored by this emperor in every way. But there is only one thing missing—children. In this way, Guo Zhao is still firmly in the back position, which shows Cao Pi's love for her.

When Cao Pi died, Guo Zhao was still childless and adopted the child left by Zhen Mi, but this child has always attributed his mother's death to Guo Zhao, so even if Guo Zhao regarded him as his own, he still received the edict of death from the new emperor.

It can be said that Cao Pi's two wives did not die well, one died at the hands of her husband and the other died at the hands of her son.

After she married Cao Pi, she was always happy at the beginning, and she also gave birth to children, but she was framed in the end, and she lived a very painful life; He was finally given death by Cao Pi.

Zhen Mi was still very happy when she first married Cao Pi, but slowly, the relationship between the two stupid people who lost the emperor went wrong, and the resentment became deeper and deeper, and later Cao Pi gave him a death inspection!

She said that when she talked about Cao Pi's favor, she lived a relatively happy life. But in the end, he was provoked by others and finally died.

Ancient families would give table words when they became adults.

Guo Zhao, the queen of words, is known as Queen Guo. Anping Guangzong people. In 222 A.D., Queen Guo was established as the queen by Cao Pi, with the honorific title "De", and was known as "Empress Wende Guo" in history.

Originally the wife of Yuan Shao Zixi, Cao Cao broke Shao, and Cao Zipi accepted it when he saw his superb appearance. Born Zirui. After Pi became the emperor, he died with the hope of falling out of favor and resentment.

What do you think of her compared to Chen Gillian in the Golden House? Which life is better?

There are two theories about Zhen Mi's death in history, one is suicide, and the other is that he was given death by Cao Pi.

1. Suicide. Queen Guo (i.e., Queen Wende Guo), who competed with Zhen Luo for the throne, did not give birth to a son, but took advantage of Cao Rui to be born in less than a month, falsely claiming that Zhen Mi was pregnant for two months before marrying Cao Pi, and it is doubtful whether Cao Rui is the flesh and blood of the Cao family.

Cao Pi asked Zhen about this matter, Zhen Luo was already very dissatisfied with Cao Pi's love for his new love Guo and Li Guiren, Yin Guiren, etc., and heard that this matter was provoked by Guo, so he couldn't help but be angry.

Desperate to reprimand Cao Pi for his unwarranted suspicion of his own flesh and blood, which damaged the family style of Cao Men, Cao Pi was angry and gave her suicide in 221 AD (the second year of Emperor Wen Huang of the Three Kingdoms), and established Guo as the queen the following year.

2, was given death by Cao Pi.

Another theory is that he was given death by Cao Pi because of his grudge and poetry, Zhen Mi is a man of literature and is familiar with the allusions of the harem, so he naturally understands that he is in a bad situation; But because he was far away and couldn't get to his husband, he was helpless, so he put his feelings on pen and ink.

wrote her only hand-me-down work, "Walking on the Pond". Cao Pi himself is also a very good poet, and it stands to reason that he should be able to see that his wife's love and resentment towards him are shown in this poem.

Note that love is the first thing, and then complaining, and a normal person who sees such a verse should recall the beautiful moments between husband and wife, thus evoking old love. However, no one expected that Cao Pi would be furious after reading the poem, and in June of the second year of the emperor's reign.

Luoyang sent an envoy to the old palace of Yecheng, where Zhen Mi lived alone, and forced her to take poisoned wine. Even, after the innocent Zhen Luo died unjustly, the body was buried by "covering his face with hair and stuffing his mouth with chaff" (his hair was scattered, his face was covered, and rice bran was stuffed into his mouth).

The cause of death of Cao Zhi's wife Zhen Mi is unknown, some people say that it was because of Queen Guo's frame-up that Zhen Mi fell out of favor and was finally given to death, and some people say that Zhen Mi died of illness.

In the year of Jian'an, Yuan Shao took her as his wife for his second son Yuan Xi. Later, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao declared war, Yuan Xi was transferred out to defend Youzhou, and Zhen stayed alone in Jizhou. Yuan Shao's army was defeated, Cao Jun leveled Jizhou, Cao Pi took advantage of the chaos to take her as his wife, she was very favored, and then she gave birth to Emperor Wei Ming and Princess Dongxiang for Pi.

Soon after the death of the Han Dynasty, because Cao Pi got the new favorites Empress Guo and the Yin nobles, Zhen Mi was frustrated and complained. Emperor Wen Cao Pi was furious when he learned of it, and in June of the second year, he sent an envoy to stab her to death and buried her in Ye.

Zhen Luo wanted to be the queen, but what was waiting for her was a glass of poisonous wine. After her death, the person who loved her deeply mourned for her: "Flying like a frightening dragon, graceful like a dragon."

Rong Yao autumn chrysanthemum, Huamao spring pine. It seems to be like a light cloud covering the moon, fluttering like the snow of the wind. Looking at it from afar, it is as bright as the sun rising to the morning glow; Forced to observe it, the scorching ...... of the hibiscus wavesThis is the famous "Luo Shen Fu" in the history of literature.

And she, Zhen Ji, has a bizarre and twisted life, full of life and death, sorrow and joy, let us go through the dust of history, approach her together, and feel her ......

How did Cao Pi's resentment towards Zhen Mi come about, and why did Cao Pi give Zhen Mi death.

Replenishing upstairs, it was a fiasco in the harem struggle.

The poisonous wine given by Cao Pi forced her to commit suicide.

In the first month of the seventh year of the early Huang dynasty (226), Cao Pi returned to the palace in Luoyang. On May Bingchen (June 28), Cao Pi was seriously ill, and the edict ordered Chen Qun, the general of the Zhenjun, Cao Zhen, the general of the Chinese army, Cao Xiu, the general of the Zhengdong, and Sima Yi, the general of the Fujun, to receive the edict and jointly assist the heir Cao Rong. Let the harem Shuyuan and Zhaoyi all go to their respective homes.

On May 17 (June 29), Cao Pi died at the age of 40, according to his proclamation before his death, he was buried in the Shouyang Mausoleum.

Cao Rui (204 – January 22, 239), a native of Peiguo County (now Bozhou, Anhui), was the eldest son of Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi, and his mother Empress Wenzhao Zhen, the second emperor of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period, reigned from 226 to 239 AD. Cao Ruineng's poems, together with Cao Cao and Cao Pi, are called Wei's"Three Ancestors", literary achievements are not as good as Cao Cao and Cao Pi. The original collection has been dispersed, and the descendants have two volumes of its prose and more than ten poems of Yuefu.

Cao Rui ascended the throne at the age of twenty-three, and during his reign, he commanded Cao Zhen, Sima Yi and others to successfully defend against many attacks by Wu and Shu, and pacified Xianbei and destroyed Gongsun Yuan, which was quite successful. However, in the later part of his reign, he built a lot of construction and indulged in pleasure. In the second year of the early Jing Dynasty (238), Cao Rui died of illness in Luoyang, at the age of 36, the temple name Liezu, the name of the Ming Emperor, and was buried in Gaoping Mausoleum.

Because of his improper care for orphans before his death, it led to political turmoil in the future.

Cao Pi died of illness and was succeeded by his son Cao Rui.