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He can do anything without causing trouble with him, and when Sima Yi told him that he was going to launch a coup d'état, he didn't react at all.
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According to the records of historical materials such as the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", Sima Yi died, and Sima Shi became the general of the Fu army. Sima Shi once used a strategy to defeat the army of Zhuge Ke of Wu in the Battle of Xincheng. In the Wei State, he personally led troops to quell the rebellion of Biqiujian and Wenqin, suppressed and eliminated the forces of Cao Wei, and laid the foundation for Sima Zhao's accession to the throne.
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He had conspired with his father Sima Yi to kill Cao Shuang, and Emperor Cao Fang of Wei (Cao Rui's adopted son, Cao Cao's great-grandson) conspired with Li Feng and others to get rid of Sima Shi, but the matter was leaked, Sima Shi killed the participants, forced the Empress Dowager to abolish Emperor Cao Fang of Wei, and later established Cao Chao as emperor.
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HistoricallySima ShiHe died of fright. Sima Shi had a tumor in his eye and had just asked the doctor to perform an excision. In the second rebellion of Huainan, Wen Qin's son Wen Yang.
led the troops to attack the camp, and Sima Shi was so frightened that his eyes shook out of his sockets.
In order to calm the hearts of the six armies, he covered the quilt and forcibly endured the pain, and his subordinates did not know about his injuries. When it is timely, let Sima Zhao.
Command the armies. On the 28th day of the 28th month of the Zhengyuan Dynasty (255) (March 23, 255), Sima Shi died in Xuchang at the age of 48.
Character anecdotes. Sima Shi is resolute and forbearing, rational and ruthless, strict with his subordinates, and iron-fisted and decisive. In the face of the changes of Gao Pingling.
At that time, he was calm and composed, and personally led his troops to control the Beijing Division. When purging political opponents, they kill and show no mercy to old friends. When he was attacked, in order to calm the morale of the army, he endured severe pain, and smashed the single bite without making a sound, so that his subordinates did not know about his injuries.
Sima Shi has a strong Xun section and is roughly talented, and is as famous as Xiahou Xuan and He Yan. However, Sima Shi's combat and political ability were far superior to the above two. He set his eyes on the formulation of laws and regulations for the selection and promotion of officials, ordered hundreds of officials to recommend talents, and rectified discipline so that each of them had his own duties and was solemn in the government and the opposition.
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thinks that Sima Zhao is more powerful, because relatively speaking, Sima Zhao is more widely known to us. And Sima Zhao's heart is well known to passers-by, and this sentence can prove his ambition, so I think Sima Yi is amazing.
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The two have different points of excellence in different aspects. In terms of stability and overall pattern, Sima Shi is naturally more outstanding, and in terms of power planning, Sima Zhao is even better.
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Sima Shi is calm and strong, and he is eloquent If he hadn't died early, the Western Jin Dynasty would have come a little faster, and Sima Shi would have been a little more powerful.
Real history.
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Sure, otherwise why would Zhuo Wenjun elope with him.
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When dealing with the enemy's sneak attack on his camp, Sima Zhao could also deal with it calmly and not in a hurry. If he had commanded the counterattack at Dongguan, the Wei army would not have suffered such a huge loss after the sneak attack. In terms of tactical characteristics, it is also inappropriate for Zhuge Dan to divide the main force of 70,000 people into three parts, attacking and garrisoning the embankment and the second city respectively, which also led to the dispersion of the troops, and even under the attack of the enemy's 40,000 troops, the troops scattered into a long line on the embankment were unable to form a powerful battle formation, and were quickly defeated, rushed to retreat, crowded on the pontoon bridge, and became the target of the enemy's attack, and the Wei army attacking the second city also failed to mobilize the attack to aid and cover the retreat of the troops on the embankment, which was also worse than Sima Zhao's command, In Guanzhong, Sima Zhao was able to take the initiative to create a posture of going out of Luogu to force the enemy to return to the rear, and Sima Zhao was good at taking the initiative to cooperate with friendly and neighboring troops to fight, and if he commanded on the front line, he could also effectively mobilize troops to cover each other's <>
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