Ma Teng is not dead, the Han family is not destroyed, how did Ma Teng die?

Ma Teng was killed by Cao Cao.

1. Ma Teng was killed by Cao Cao when he participated in the edict incident.

Ma Teng was a warlord of Xiliang, and Cao Cao was powerful at that time, basically the first force in the north, and he was even more righteous in welcoming the Son of Heaven. In fact, at that time, everyone wanted to fight for the world, but everyone didn't have a good reputation, after all, the Son of Heaven was in the hands of Cao Cao, and Cao Cao could be said to be crusading against people for the Son of Heaven. Ma Teng was convinced of Cao Cao on the surface, but secretly he kept playing tricks.

At that time, Emperor Xian of Han secretly met with Dong Cheng and said how Cao Cao treated him badly. <>

So Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty engaged in the matter of the edict and asked Dong Cheng to find people to oppose Cao Cao, including Ma Teng and Liu Bei. Later, the East Window incident occurred. Dong Cheng and others were executed, and Cao Cao summoned Ma Teng to Beijing on the pretext of discussing state affairs.

Ma Teng knew that it was a good thing to go, but there was no way, if he didn't go, he would be destroyed by Cao Cao. So he took his eldest son to Xu Du to make gardenias, and sure enough, it didn't take long for Ma Teng and his eldest son to die. After Ma Teng's death, his son Ma Chao and his uncle Han Sui rebelled together, and were finally destroyed by Cao Cao's divisive scheme.

Ma Chao finally took refuge in Liu Bei, and Ma withdrew from the dispute between the princes. <>

Second, Ma Teng is not the savior of the Han family, and the demise of the Han family is inevitable.

Ma Teng is not dead, and the Han family is not extinguished, this sentence is actually a joke and cannot be taken seriously. Ma Teng's participation in the edict incident does not show how loyal he is to Emperor Han Xian or the Han family, if Ma Teng is loyal to the Han family, why did he not welcome the Son of Heaven when he was in trouble? At that time, the Son of Heaven escaped from Chang'an and came to Luoyang, which of course was burned and everything was ashes.

But none of the princes wanted to take the Son of Heaven to him, only Cao Cao did. <>

After Cao Cao greeted the Son of Heaven, he got great benefits, and everyone was red-eyed, and they found the importance of the Son of Heaven and felt how important it was for the teacher to be famous. Therefore, Ma Teng's participation in the edict does not mean that he is loyal to the Han family, he just wants to make a famous reputation and plan for his future. It's just that I didn't expect the East Window incident to happen so quickly.

Moreover, the Han family had already existed in name only at that time, not an inch of land belonging to the Han family of the Son of Heaven belonged to the Han family, and no army actually belonged to the Han family, and the Han family had died. It's just a name. It has nothing to do with him Ma Teng.

Ma Teng is the West Liang Taishou, Liangzhou Assassin History, divided one side, and has the eldest son Ma Chao, heroic, sworn allegiance to the Han family, once in Li Dao, Guo Yan occupied Chang'an, trying to save the Han Emperor, many years of loyalty to the Han Dynasty, so Cao Cao deceived him to Xu Du to kill, attracting Ma Chao to take revenge.

He was killed by the emperor, mainly because he was too straightforward, and although his words were to the point, they were not listened to.

In fact, he was so angry with his subordinates that his blood refluxed and he died of a sudden cerebral infarction, which is quite ridiculous.

He's really, really good. He is a very strong leader and keeps the country in order.

He is actually very powerful, and many of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms are wrong, depending on the real history.

In the seventeenth year of Jian'an (212), Cao Cao killed Ma Teng because of Ma Chao's army, and wiped out the three clans.

Ma Teng, the word Shoucheng.

A native of Fufeng Maoling (now Xingping, Shaanxi), a warlord of Liangzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the son of the general Ma Yuan, and the father of Ma Chao, Ma Xiu and Ma Tie.

Ma Teng is more than eight feet long, has a large figure, is virtuous and honest, and is deeply respected by the audience.

In the last years of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, he was entrusted by the county and the county to serve as the commander of the army.

Tired moved to a local general.

Liangzhou and Geng Bi were killed by the rebels, and Ma Teng was in Liangzhou with Bian Guang, Han Sui and others.

In the third year of Chuping (192), Han Sui led his army to Chang'an and was appointed as the general of the Western Expedition.

In the first year of Xingping (194), Ma Teng tried to join the ranks of some coups such as Jue Jue and Guo Si, but they were defeated and had to return to Liangzhou.

Soon after, he was pardoned.

Later, he married Han Sui as brothers with different surnames.

In the seventh year of Jian'an (202), he was transferred to the general of Zhengnan and opened the government.

Later, they were at odds with Han Sui and attacked each other.

In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), he was recruited as a former general, a false festival, and was sealed as the Marquis of Huaili and Tunhuaili.

After that, Ma Teng followed Zhang Yi's advice and entered the dynasty to serve as Wei Wei.

In the sixteenth year of Jian'an (211), his son Ma Chao rose up against Cao Cao.

The following year, Ma Teng and his second son were killed by Cao Cao and wiped out the three clans.

Wang Dynasty and Ma Han are fictional characters, and they are not even seen in the public case ** "Bao Gong Case" compiled by the Ming Dynasty when they were in peace. If you really want to talk about how to die, it should be the end of your life.