After the Battle of Guandu, how did Cao Cao deal with the daughters of the Yuan family?

After the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao killed all the daughters of the Yuan family in order to prevent Yuan Shao's descendants from seeking revenge on him

Because Cao Cao wanted to completely end the fate of the Yuan family, because he was afraid that the descendants of the Yuan family would rebel, so he would do so.

He gave these ladies to his subordinates, and some of them accepted themselves, because this was how they were done in ancient times.

In the end, the reason for the lifting was that the struggle within Jingshi was too fierce, and it was the serious fighting of Wu Bi, the inner intellectual, that led to the phenomenon of temporary defection, which led to the defeat of the battle of Guandu.

During the Three Kingdoms period, the Battle of Guandu was a very well-known battle, and Yuan Shao ended in defeat at that time. In the end, he died of illness, which was also related to this battle.

is because after Yuan Shao failed, he felt very angry and helpless in his heart, feeling that he might be gone, and Cao Cao's career was booming.

Cao Cao had his own foresight, and he felt that after the battle of Zhendu, Yousui Guancha had to strive for strategic initiative, so he concentrated his troops, held the key passes, focused on fortification, and killed Yuan's army.

It's because he is a very suspicious person in the first place, and he is also afraid that the other party will snatch his place after winning, and he is also afraid that he will threaten his existence.

After Cao Cao won the battle of Guandu, the reason for killing Yuan's army was: Cao Cao led Zhang Jiaqin to let Liang and Guan Yu and others kill Yan Liang with the method of attacking the east and the west, and relieved the siege of Baima, and after that, the first ant designed to kill Wen Chou to defeat Yuan Shao's army, Cao Cao was at a disadvantage in the battle of Guandu, and Xu Xiao betrayed the intelligence to let Cao Cao win; Cao Cao burned all the grain and grass of Yuan's army at that time, and he had little grain and grass left, and the war had just ended, of course, there was no surplus grain and grass to supply so many new soldiers, since he could not have so many troops, he could not leave these soldiers to the enemy, so he killed all these soldiers.

Because only in this way can you consolidate your rights, consolidate your position, improve your position, not be afraid of the other party, maintain your own national power, and make your army stronger.

Cao Cao attacked Yuan's granary in Wuchao, and then defeated Yuan's main army, Cong Chunli. Yuan Shao had many troops and Cao Cao had few soldiers, and the Yellow River could be crossed in many places, so if the troops were divided to guard Zheng Bo, it would be impossible to prevent it, not only would it be difficult to prevent Yuan's army from moving south, but also make his already inferior forces more dispersed.

In the fifth year of Jian'an (200 AD), Cao Cao's army and Yuan Shao's army had a strategic decisive battle in Guandu, which was known as the "Battle of Guandu" in history. Cao Cao attacked Yuan's granary in Wuchao, and then defeated Yuan Jian's absolute army. This battle was one of the three major battles in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which laid the foundation for Cao Cao's unification of the northern part of China, and was also one of the famous battles in Chinese history in which the weak defeated the strong.

For example, Cao Cao wanted to catch turtles in an urn, but Yuan Shao thought of a plan to divert the tiger from the mountain, and later Cao Cao did not expect Yuan Shao's strategy to fail.

After Cao Cao won the battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao died, and the three sons competed for power, Cao Cao also drew the useful people around Yuan Shao to his side, and adopted a dual strategy of breaking the enemy, luring Yuan Shao's three sons to surrender respectively, and letting them kill each otherIn the end, they were eliminated by Cao Cao one by one.

After Yuan Shao's death, his three sons vied each other for power, and then Cao Cao took the opportunity to defeat them.

Consolidation of troops. Because the war was fought during the Three Kingdoms period, the remnants of Yuan Shao's army could supplement Cao Cao's army, and the old, weak, sick and disabled could still cultivate the fields.

Cao Cao incorporated part of Yuan Shao's army and also exterminated part of Yuan Shao's army. After Cao Cao fought the Battle of Guandu, his strength increased greatly. The foundation of the Wei State was laid.

The stronger soldiers in these units were all taken over by Cao Cao to continue fighting, and those who were not strong were dismissed to return to their hometowns, and those who were unwilling to surrender were directly killed.

He pretended to use the hands of Gongsun Kang to completely eliminate the Yuan family's forces and solve the harm of Wuhuan in the three counties, so he is still very smart.

In the twelfth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao went on an expedition to Wuhuan in order to completely eliminate the Yuan forces and solve the problem of the danger of Wuhuan entering the three counties. In May of the same year, Cao Cao led his army to Wuzhi.