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Anonymous users2024-02-11Tracing back to history, since Liu Bei regrettably passed away Liu Chan became the emperor of Shu Han, the Sima clan forced Liu Chan to surrender, leading to the demise of the Han dynasty. The hatred of destroying the country has always been around the descendants of the Han family, so Liu Yu killed Sima because he was a descendant of the Han family, so he killed Sima to vent his hatred
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Anonymous users2024-02-10In order to allow himself to sit on the throne with peace of mind, he had to exterminate Sima Yi's descendants, in order to prevent anyone from taking revenge in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09One is disgusted with Sima Yi's descendants, and the other is afraid that Sima Yi's descendants will usurp his imperial power. Or maybe Sima Yi's descendants offended Liu Yu.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The descendants of the Sima family did not do anything to him, it was he who was afraid that the people of the Sima family would make a comeback and pose a threat to his throne.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07It may be that Sima Yi offended Liu Yu during his lifetime, and Liu Yu settled the account after the autumn, and only did it to his descendants after Sima Yi's death.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Liu Yu obtained the throne by usurping the throne, so in order to cut the grass and eradicate the roots, he killed all the descendants of Sima Yi.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Because he was afraid that Sima Yi's descendants would rebel like Sima Yi, he simply exterminated Sima Yi's descendants.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04You must know that the merit is high and the lord is high, the descendants of the Sima family are still very powerful, in order not to affect their own rule and avoid the throne being threatened, of course, the threat must be stifled.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Because he was afraid that the descendants of the Sima family would retaliate, in ancient times, this practice of cutting grass and eradicating the roots was very common.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02You must know that the merit is high and shakes the master, and strangles it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Mainly because he was afraid that the existence of Sima Yi's descendants would threaten his rule, so he wanted to exterminate Sima Yi's descendants.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31It's because they're afraid they'll make a comeback. I'm also afraid that there will be some powerful people in it, and if they can't get used to themselves, they will assassinate themselves.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30It's because he can't get used to Sima Yi. After killing Sima Yi, he still didn't understand his hatred, so he killed them all.
After Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty Liu Yu ascended the throne, he exterminated Sima Yi's descendantsIt was to consolidate his position as emperor. Liu Yu usurped the throne and stood on his own as a military general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the descendants of the Sima Yi family, as the owners of the imperial power of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, were bound to be cut down by Liu Yu to prevent them from making a comeback. >>>More
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I think even though Sima Yi has a lot of ambitions, but he doesn't fully show it in the real sense, and he knows how to forbear, and feels that the time is not ripe, and when it comes to Sima Zhao's period, his time is completely ripe, so the performance is particularly obvious.
First, from the perspective of legitimacy, the Shu Han State claimed to be the orthodox Han dynasty and competed with Cao Wei for the legitimacy of the regime. Zhuge Liang said in "The Later Teacher's Table", "The Han and the thief do not stand together, and the king is not partial", if you don't beat him, he will slow down, but he will beat you, and this is the reason for several Northern Expeditions. >>>More