Which three celebrities of the Three Kingdoms who died because of their mouths are related to Meng D

The three celebrities of the Three Kingdoms who died because of their mouths and children are related to Meng De, namely Guo Jia, Yang Xiu, and one more.

Xu You, the first person to die in the Three Kingdoms, united with Cao Cao to defeat Yuan Shao when his career was blocked, so he got rid of Cao Cao's troubles, and he should have made great contributions, but he always called Cao Cao's nickname, and was later killed by Xu Chu. Yang Xiu, because of a box of crispy chicken ribs and other small things, let Cao Cao know his cleverness, but he didn't know the king's intentions, and he accompanied the king like a tiger, and in the end, he was smart and misunderstood. You Heng, arrogant and arrogant, scolded Cao Cao, scolded Liu Biao, scolded Huang Zu, and was later killed by Huang Zu.

There are also many celebrities in the Three Kingdoms who died because they said the wrong thing, namely Xu You, Kong Rong and Yang Xiu, all three of whom are related to Cao Cao.

Cao Mengde in history is Cao Cao, a politician, military strategist, and writer in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, who once coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes, broke through the separatist forces of all parties, and finally gradually unified the northern part of China, and was the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao was born in a family of big bureaucratic landlords, and was the eldest son in the family, Cao Cao's father Cao Song was the adopted son of Cao Teng, so Cao Cao received a good education since he was a child, and had the opportunity to contact the children of the eunuchs, and Cao Cao was a fierce rival Yuan Shao, The two used to be friends when they were younger.

Although he is the eldest son in the family, Cao Cao did not get his father's liking, Cao Cao is young and vigorous, has no fame but loves to dance with guns and sticks, and often causes a lot of trouble for Cao Song, which makes Cao Hao very annoying to him for a while, but Cao Cao also got the true inheritance of his father, which laid a good foundation for his future fame.

Anecdotal allusion - the water hits the Jiao

When Cao Cao was ten years old, he was swimming in the dragon pool and suddenly encountered a fierce crocodile. The crocodile attacked Cao Cao with its teeth and claws, but Cao Cao was undaunted and calmly fought the crocodile. The crocodile couldn't get its mouth down and fled.

After Cao Cao returned home, he did not mention the crocodile to his family. Later, when an adult saw a snake and cowered in fear, Cao Cao laughed and said innocently: "I am not afraid of a crocodile when I meet a crocodile in Longtan, but you are afraid of a snake, it's ridiculous!"

Everyone asked, Cao Cao told the truth, and they all marveled at the courage of the young Cao Cao.

Cao Mengde was Cao Cao (March 15, 220, 155), and Mengde was the character of Cao Cao, a native of Peiguo County (now Bozhou, Anhui). He was an outstanding politician, military strategist, writer, and calligrapher in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms.

Cao Cao served as the prime minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and later became the king of Wei, laying the foundation for the establishment of Cao Wei. After his death, he was nicknamed King Wu. His son Cao Pi was called the emperor, and he was posthumously honored as Emperor Wu, and the temple name was Taizu.

Cao Cao was born in a family of eunuchs, "Three Kingdoms" called it after Cao Shen, Cao Cao's father Cao Song was the adopted son of the eunuch Cao Teng, Cao Teng served four generations of emperors, had a certain reputation, Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty was named the Marquis of Feiting, Cao Song inherited Cao Teng's marquis, and was the official to the Taiwei when Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty.

Artistic style: In terms of artistic style, Cao Cao's poetry is unpretentious and unadorned. They win with deep affection and deep spirit. In terms of poetic mood, it is characterized by generosity and sadness.

Generosity and sadness were originally the common tone of Jian'an literature, but in Cao Cao's poems, it was the most typical and prominent.

In terms of poetry genre, Cao Cao's Yuefu poems did not copy the rules of Han Yuefu, but developed them. For example, "Pickled Dew Xing" and "Artemisia Li Xing" are all elegiacs in Han Yuefu, but he used the old title to express new content. Cao Cao pioneered the tradition of writing about current affairs in Yuefu, which had a far-reaching influence.

The author believes that Cao Mengde is the greatest figure in the history of the Three Kingdoms. Although a "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" writes Cao Cao as a treacherous villain, other historical documents, such as: "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", "Later Han History", "Zizhi Tongjian", etc., have more positive than negative evaluations of Cao Cao.

The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms said that Cao Cao: Cao Gong "is the best in the Ming Dynasty", and the success is "the magic of Shen and Shang, the magic of Han and Bai, the official material, each because of its instrument, hypocrisy, not thinking of the old evil, the imperial army for more than ten years, but the hand does not release the volume, ascending must be endowed, long in poetry, cursive, Go." Life is frugal, not good clothes.

Talk and laugh with people. Reward for hard work, not stingy with thousands of gold; There is no hope for use, and there is nothing to do. This is precisely the unique richness of first-rate politicians, military strategists, and writers.

The author thinks that in the era of the Jin Ge Iron Horse, a family that was not born in a famous family (Sun Jian after Sun Wu), nor did he have royal blood (the so-called Liu Bei of the Emperor of Heaven), nor was he a family with the qualifications of three princes and four kings (the Yuan brothers), but only the descendants of the step-sons of the eunuchs, and the family was just some money. Rely on personal charm to stand on your own in troubled times, and then have a clear strategy.

Personally, I admire him.

From the eunuch to the power, I know the hardships.

For example, if a person is the son of a murderer (the reputation of eunuchs in the Eastern Han Dynasty was not much better than that of murderers), he wants to whitewash himself, and this pain can only be known after experiencing it.

Jin was also built on the basis of Wei, but Wei's population and standard of living were much better than those of the other two countries, and his ability to govern the country can be seen here.

There is no suspicion in employing people, and there is no need to suspect people, which is not bad, Liu Bei forced his adopted son Liu Feng to death, but Cao Cao's adopted son Cao Zhen has always been very happy, and his relationship with Cao Pi is also very good.

And Lao Cao also has literary talents, and there are a lot of poems like Gui Zhishou.

But the little Cao is not powerful!

Cao Mengde refers to Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei. Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei (155 - March 15, 220), the word Mengde, an auspicious, small character Apu, a surname Xiahou (see the "Character Controversy" directory for details), Kongxun Bipei Guoqiao County (now Bozhou City, Anhui Province) people. He was an outstanding politician, military strategist, writer, calligrapher, and poet in ancient China.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was the son of Taiwei Cao Song and the founder of Cao Wei.

Cao Mengde's artistic image.

In ** "Three Kingdoms Fighting Righteousness", Cao Cao is one of the eight captains of the West Garden, once assassinated Dong Zhuo alone, and after the defeat, he and Yuan Shao united the princes of the world to crusade against Dong Zhuo, and then developed their own forces alone, and successively defeated Yuan Shu, Lu Bu, Zhang Xiu, Yuan Shao, Liu Biao, Zhang Lu, Ma Chao and other separatist forces in his life, and unified the north of Changblind.

However, in the campaign to conquer Jiangdong in the south, Cao Cao suffered a crushing defeat at Chibi. Later, in the battle for Hanzhong with Shu Han, Cao Cao returned again in vain. Cao Cao did not claim the title of emperor in his life, and after he died of illness, Cao Pi succeeded to the throne shortly after becoming emperor, and posthumously named Cao Cao as Emperor Wu of Wei.