Ma Chao, Han Sui divided one side, Ma Chao descended to Liu Bei, so where did Han Sui go?

Han Sui ran to the Qiang people**, and finally died of illness, and it is also said that he was killed by his subordinates, but the specific history books do not record.

01, Ma Chao and Han Sui rebelled against Cao Cao, and finally went their separate ways. All this had to start with Cao Cao's desire to conquer Hanzhong, Cao Cao wanted to use Liangzhou to conquer Hanzhong Zhang Lu at first, but Liangzhou Ma Chao thought that Cao Cao's ambition was to attack Liangzhou, so Ma Chao united with other forces in Liangzhou to rebel against Cao Cao. Ma Chao knew that if he wanted to resist Cao Cao, he had to ally with Han Sui, Han Sui was also a famous warlord in Xiliang, Han Sui had a good relationship with Ma Chao's father Ma Teng, at that time Ma Chao's father and Han Sui's son were hostages in Xudu, Ma Chao recognized Han Sui as his father in order to let Han Sui rebel against Cao Cao together.

After Ma Chao and Han Sui aligned, their strength rose sharply, and Cao Cao's attack was not so smooth. At this time, Jia Xu proposed a discordant plan, Cao Cao. Cao Cao and Han Sui met, the two were old friends and chatted about the past, talking and laughing, afterwards Ma Chao asked Han Sui what Cao Cao said, Han Sui said nothing, Ma Chao was suspicious, and then Cao Cao wrote a letter to Han Sui, and Ma Chao was even more suspicious.

At this time, Cao Cao invited Ma Chao to fight, and Ma Chao and Han Sui were defeated in the same bed.

02, Ma Chao invested in Liu Bei, and Han Sui retreated to the Qiang territory. Ma Chao first took refuge in Hanzhong Zhang Lu after the failure of the mutiny, Zhang Lu gave him soldiers and horses to help him attack Liangzhou, where Ma Chao still failed, and then felt that Zhang Lu was not Mingjun, so he chose Liu Bei, who was attacking Chengdu. After Han Sui's mutiny with Ma Chao failed, he first retreated to his former territory, but because he was defeated by Xiahou Yuan, someone suggested that he defect to Liu Bei, but Han Sui chose to retreat to the Qiang territory.

Han Sui used to be kind to the Qiang people, and when he went to the Qiang people's territory, the Qiang people would cover him, and Cao Cao didn't dare to do anything, but on the way, his son-in-law Yan Xing betrayed Han Sui as a backbone. After Han Sui came to the Qiang people, when Xiahou Yuan returned to Hanzhong, he led his men and horses to destroy Yan Xing, the anti-bone boy, and then died of illness, and some people say that he was killed by his subordinates, which is not detailed in the history books.

Han Sui surrendered to Cao Cao in desperation, Cao Cao used a discord to separate Ma Chao and Han Sui, Ma Chao took refuge in Zhang Lu, and Han Sui could only surrender to Cao Cao.

At that time, Ma Chao was booby-trapped by Cao Cao because of his father Ma Teng to join forces with Han Sui to resist Cao Cao to avenge his father, but Cao Cao used a counter-plot to make Ma Chao and Han Sui turn against each other, Ma Chao fled to Hanzhong and defected to Zhang Lu, and Han Sui was defeated by Cao Cao and surrendered, and was reused by Cao Cao to manage all parts of Xiliang.

Han Sui is the opposite sex brother of Ma Chao's father Ma Teng, and Han Sui and Ma Chao also resisted Cao Cao together.

In the sixteenth year of Jian'an (211), Ma Chao and Han Sui resisted Cao Cao together, participated in the Battle of Tongguan, and were defeated by Cao Cao's divisive plan. The attack on the counties of Longshang failed, and he attached himself to Zhang Lu, the Taishou of Hanzhong.

Chao was known as "Jianyong" when he was young, and fought with Han Sui's general Yan Xing in the battle between Ma Teng and Han Sui, Yan Xing attacked Ma Chao, the spear was broken by Ma Chao, and Yan Xing almost injured Ma Chao's neck with a broken spear to kill Ma Chao. During the Sanfu turmoil, Ma Chao led the army to break through Su's Dock Fort.

Is the relationship between Ma Chao and Han Sui really so good?

Han Sui and Ma Chao's father Ma Teng became brothers with different surnames, and Ma Chao called Han Sui his uncle.

Han Sui (?).215), a native of Jincheng (now northwest of Yongjing, Gansu). Warlords in the late Eastern Han Dynasty who seized the Xiliang area.

Initially abducted by the Qianghu rebels and elected as their leader, he has since held the army for decades. After that, Han Sui united with Ma Teng, and married Ma Teng as brothers with different surnames, and the same town of Xiliang, and gradually became the two most powerful warlords in Guanzhong. When Yuan and Cao were fighting, Ma Teng and Han Sui were persuaded by Zhong Xuan to submit to Cao Cao.

After Ma Teng and Han Sui disagreed, they attacked each other, Cao Cao sent people to persuade peace, so Ma Teng entered Beijing, leaving his son Ma Chao to lead the troops and stay in the same place. In 211 AD, Ma Chao and Han Sui rebelled against Cao Cao, but Cao Cao was defeated by Cao Cao's divisive strategy, and Han Sui fled to Liangzhou, where he was killed by his generals a few years later.

Differentiation from within. Dissolve their own power. Fortresses are easiest to breach from within.

Ma Chao, who is Han Sui? The two commanders of the Western Liang Army. Beating Cao Cao so badly in the early stage was the result of the two of them cooperating well and trusting each other.

If Cao Cao wants to defeat them, he naturally has to start from here, and the discord plan is of course the first choice.

That's it.

provoked civil strife in the Xiliang Army and reaped the benefits of the fishermen.

From the war situation will come. The Xiliang army was brave and good at fighting, Ma Chao was extremely brave, and Cao Cao, who was killed, cut his beard and abandoned his robe. This shows that Cao Cao's army cannot be strong, so it will suffer heavy casualties.

And Cao Cao recognized that Ma Chao and Han Sui's generation were not intellectually high, so he separated them. As mentioned upstairs, divide them from the inside and let them kill each other, Cao Cao can sit on the profits of the fisherman, and his own soldiers can easily take Xiliang without any casualties.

The purpose of dividing Ma Chao and Han Sui was to win the war. This is the most essential reason.

According to **, Cao Cao was in the battle with Ma Chao in Pingding, although the two sides won and lost each other, but it was obvious that Cao Cao was at a disadvantage. First, Ma Chao is brave, and the combat effectiveness of the Xiliang soldiers is needless to say. The place where the two sides fought was Ma Chao's base camp, and the food, grass, horses, and troop replenishment had obvious advantages.

The three and Cao Cao were strong, but the army could not be effectively repaired for ordinary expeditions. Therefore, to sum up, after the frustration of the armed struggle, Cao Cao was also willing to change the way to reduce losses, and in the analysis of the opponent, it was easy to find out the contradictions of the opponent itself, and then the contradictions expanded, and Ma Chao and Han Sui became the best choice.

One, to save life. The two make it cannibalistic

Overall, it's a serial anti-intrigue scheme.

Between wiping the book, Han Sui, Jia Xuxian's discordant plan, before the battle, he destroyed Cao Cao and asked Han Sui Du to talk about old things alone, which made Ma Chao suspicious. Cao Cao sent another letter that had been deliberately altered at the key point, and deliberately let Ma Chao see it, Ma Chao asked Han Sui for the letter, and saw a lot of ink marks on the letter, so he suspected that Han Sui had wiped the important part of the letter himself. Ma Chao thought that Han Sui deliberately altered it, and Han Sui showed his sincerity and asked Cao Cao to speak in front of the battle, and Ma Chao took the opportunity to kill Cao.

Ma Chao was suspicious of Han Sui, and Cao Cao chatted with Han Sui in front of the battle, and chatted for a long time without a word about the war. Han Sui returned to the battle, Ma Chao asked Han Sui what he talked about, Han Sui said to talk about family life, Ma Chao thought it was impossible, so he became suspicious. Later, there was a series of schemes, and finally General Han Suibu suggested that he really rebelled.

Cao Cao fought at Weinan and Ma Chao. Later, Ma Chaojun was unfavorable, put forward a request to demarcate the land as a boundary, and sent his son as a hostage. Jia Xu thought that he could pretend to agree on the surface and paralyze the other party, but in fact he actively prepared and waited for an opportunity to annihilate the enemy.

Cao Tan asked Jia Xu how to break the enemy, and Jia Xu said: "Divide them." Cao Cao used his stratagem and wrote a book to divide Ma Chao and Han Sui, causing them to strife internally.

Cao Cao saw that the time was ripe, and took the initiative to attack the Guanzhong army and returned with a great victory.

Ma Chao finally chose to submit to Liu Bei, while Han Sui continued to occupy the Liangzhou area to continue to compete with Cao Cao.

After Dong Zhuo was killed, Ma Chao and Han Sui divided one side and also became Cao Cao's thorn in the eye and flesh. After Ma Teng entered Beijing, his son Ma Chao led the troops and elected Han Sui as the governor, and rebelled against Cao Cao. After being defeated by Cao Cao, Ma Chao first attached himself to Zhang Lu in Hanzhong, but he eventually surrendered to Liu Bei and became the hussar general of Shu Han.

In May of the seventeenth year of Jian'an (212), Cao Cao killed all the descendants of Han Sui in Beijing, which prompted Han Sui to hate Cao Cao even more. In Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Han Sui surrendered to Cao Cao. However, in the official history "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", Han Sui not only did not surrender to Cao Cao, but almost went to the land of Bashu to seek refuge with Liu Bei.

In the nineteenth year of Jian'an (214), Han Sui asked Yan Xing to take Xiping County, but Yan Xing betrayed him, took refuge in Cao Cao, and responded to Xiahou Yuan by attacking Han Sui at night.

Han Sui was very disappointed by Yan Xing's betrayal, and told his confidant Cheng Gongying that he planned to retreat from Qiang to Shu and attach himself to Liu Bei. From the situation at that time, the pattern of competing for the Central Plains was basically over, that is, the trend of Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Liu Bei's three major forces was very obvious. Because of the grudge with Cao Cao, it was impossible for Han Sui to surrender to the other party, and as for Jiangdong Sun Quan, it was difficult to defect because of the distance.

Therefore, surrendering to Liu Bei became a more suitable choice for Han Sui.

In the end, however, when Han Sui expressed his intention to attach himself to Liu Bei, his henchman Cheng Gongying objected, believing that Han Sui had supported the army for decades, and now he had failed. However, he should not abandon his prestige in the Xiliang area and turn to join others. On this basis, Cheng Gongying proposed to Han Sui to hide in the Qiangdi tribe first to recruit his subordinates, waiting for the opportunity to make a comeback.

After some consideration, Han Sui decided to retreat to Qiangzhong with thousands of followers, and because Han Sui had been kind to the Qiang people, he was protected by the Qiang people.

Ma Blind imitated Chao and Ma Dai's own Ma Teng's best friend Han Sui came out of Xiliang together. At that time, because Cao Cao designed Ma Teng, he killed Ma Teng in Xuchang. Ma Chao was very sad when he learned the news, and then took his brother Ma Dai and Han Sui out of Xiliang together.

Confronted Cao Cao head-on, Han Sui and Ma Chao fell out, and there was no empty number of Han Sui, and Ma Chao, who was bent on revenge, was finally defeated and took refuge in Zhang Lu.

In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao transferred the relationship between him and Han Sui. Cao Cao used a letter that had been altered to Han Sui, and when Ma Chao read it, he suspected that Han Sui had erased the important part of the letter, thinking that he had already wanted to join Cao Cao, and finally caused the two to kill each other.

Profile. Han Sui (?).215), the text of the text.

A native of Jincheng County, Liangzhou (now northwest of Yongjing, Gansu). Warlord and general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, one of the heroes of the late Han Dynasty. Originally known as Han Yue, it was later renamed Sui.

Originally famous in Xizhou, was kidnapped by the Qianghu rebels and elected as the leader, in the name of the eunuch to raise troops to rebel, gathered 100,000 people, successively defeated the emperor Fu Song, Zhang Wen, Dong Zhuo, Sun Jian and other famous generals, and then recruited by the imperial court, supporting the army and separating one side for more than 30 years.

He had married Ma Teng as brothers with different surnames, and the relationship between the two broke down. When Yuan Shao and Cao Cao were fighting, Ma Teng and Han Sui were persuaded by Zhong Xuan to attach themselves to Cao Cao. After Ma Teng entered Beijing, he left his son Ma Chao to lead the troops.

Ma Chao recommended Han Sui as the governor to rebel against Cao Cao, and was defeated by Cao Cao, Han Sui fled to Liangzhou, and then was defeated by Xiahou Yuan, and died of illness (one said to be killed) at the age of more than 70.

Counter-plotting.

Han Sui and Ma Teng became brothers with different surnames, the same town of Xiliang, once accompanied Ma Tengqin Wang, attacked Li Dao and others, and was defeated due to lack of military food. Later, Ma Teng was lured into the capital by Cao Cao and was killed. Out of brotherhood, Han Sui joined forces with Ma Teng's son Ma Chao and raised troops to attack Cao Cao, wanting to avenge Ma Teng.

After several battles, Ma Chao and Han Sui were separated from Cao Cao, Ma Chao became suspicious of Han Sui, and Han Sui's subordinates plotted to surrender Cao, but Ma Chao discovered that he cut off Zuo Tuse's hand and became a disabled person.

Inverse Calculation: This calculation has the following two meanings:

1. Use "anti-between". It is necessary to make full use of the "anti-intermediary" to achieve the goal of obtaining intelligence and disrupting the enemy. The reason why the enemy's spies are likely to be used by me is because many spies are driven by the money given by the enemy, and whoever gives him money, he will work for whomever he wants.

If the spy thinks that we are giving him more money than the enemy, then he will turn to our service. Therefore, the main means of bribing the enemy's spies is to "bribe them generously."

2. Differentiation and discord. It is to sow discord among or within the enemy, cause disputes, create estrangement, undermine unity, and turn enemies against each other. If the enemy is united within itself, it will form a powerful force that will be difficult to defeat.

Differentiation and discord should be psychological, that is, fundamentally disperse the enemy, and at this time, no matter which part is in danger, the other parts can only stand by and watch, or even gloat. Therefore, dividing and dividing is a method of completely dividing the enemy.