Cao Cao has always claimed that he is loyal to Han, did he change his mind later or did he want to u

He only began to change his hexagram later, and he was also a hot-blooded young man in the early stage, and he really wanted to help the Han family.

He should have been loyal to the Han Dynasty at the beginning, but because of the situation of the Han Dynasty, he was powerless to save, even if he could be peaceful for a while, he could not be peaceful for a lifetime, plus the power in his hands was getting bigger and bigger, and his ambitions were gradually expanding, rather than working hard to save a dynasty, it was better to build a new one himself.

From the beginning, I wanted to usurp the Han. Cao Cao has always been very ambitious, and he never thought of subjugating to others, but just used the Han Dynasty to strengthen himself and pave the way for his future, he wanted to usurp the Han from the beginning.

Originally, it was thought that Cao Cao was loyal to the Han family in the early stage, but as his power gradually increased, he wanted to usurp the Han.

No, he has his own ideas, and he's a very ambitious person, so it's certainly not sincere.

It's true, and he wants to protect his rights and interests in this way, and he also wants to achieve the goal of unifying the world.

Reviving the Han Dynasty is a political slogan that deceives those who miss the Han Dynasty and the common people! If you look closely at the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, you will find that Liu Bei has a good reputation, but what do you think he has done for the common people?

This is Cao Cao in the later period, and Cao Cao in the later period is definitely ambitious, and he wants to establish a new order. It was precisely because of the difference in political views that Xun Yu and Cao Cao broke up later, Xun Yu was degraded by Cao Cao, no longer reused, and finally died of depression. The reason why Cao Cao was not called emperor in the later period is that although the Han family existed in name only, the orthodoxy in the hearts of the people was still the Han family, and it was not yet time to be called emperor.

Cao Cao's failure to be the emperor was actually not the reason for his loyalty to the Han family, after all, as a generation of heroes, he was still very ambitious, but because his own power was not strong enough to be the emperor at that time.

He is definitely not loyal to the Han family, he has coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes, how can he talk about loyalty to the Han family, he is not the emperor just because the Han family was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people at that time, and rashly calling the emperor will only cause many people to oppose him, and the people will not support him, it is better not to be the emperor to develop the power to win the hearts of the people and lay the foundation for future generations.

Of course, it is not loyal to the Han family, mainly if Cao Cao is called the emperor, if his name is not right, he will become the target of the public and attack him.

At that time, people paid more attention to the so-called orthodoxy, so he was afraid that no one would support him after he took the throne, and the form at that time was relatively tight, so it was not so easy.

There are many reasons, in that feudal era, the usurpation was to be recorded in history, and the high-ranking and powerful people still attached great importance to this aspect, and were unwilling to recite the name, and then there were many people who used the title of emperor to play and crusade against Cao Cao, and the gains outweighed the losses, and the benefits of not being the emperor would be more than the benefits to him.

Because it's not mature yet. to blackmail the Son of Heaven to order the princes. To know that I am a supporter of the Han Dynasty.

Someone to help you is key. But if the timing is not right. It's estimated that I'm ruined...

Take a look at Cao Cao's few steps... These rights are close to the highest level. Wait for the final blow ...

It's just that the other party didn't wait for the right time.

No, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's methods are very powerful, and it can be seen from his destruction of the Weiqing family that Cao Cao didn't dare to go.

When Cao Cao met Emperor Wu of Han, he would not have greeted Emperor Wu of Han. Instead, he will set up another honest and obedient emperor to be his puppet of power.

No. Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was brilliant and could completely control the situation, Cao Cao could only obey him and did not dare to make a mistake.