Zhou Yi surrendered and was discovered by Cao Weiyi, why did Cao Rui still support Cao Xiu?

Because Cao Rui established his authority through war. After Cao Rui ascended the throne, he needed to establish his prestige, and it happened that Eastern Wu came to invade Cao Wei, and he happened to take advantage of this to establish his prestige.

Because for Cao Rui, as Emperor Wei Ming, he is young and vigorous, and he urgently needs a big victory to establish his majestic image. That's why he suggested Cao Xiu.

During the Three Kingdoms period, there were four generations of heroes. In this turbulent era, countless heroes emerged, revered by future generations. Even in this discordant period, there are people who can make themselves famous and leave a brilliant glow.

What we call man today was born from descendants through a classic battle. I'm Zhou Coio.

<> story of Zhou Qiang breaking the bridge to win Cao Yu is a classical bridge in the Three Kingdoms period, and it is also a relatively rare paragraph in this **, in this **, most people respect historical facts, and Liang Chaxing is very exciting. Zhou Qiang used deception to bring Cao Wei and countless soldiers to Cao Wei's side, resulting in Cao Wei's fiasco, and Cao Wei himself died of shame. Why, then, did Cao Yu, who had an important position in the Wei state, make such a mistake?

Today, let's talk about what happened from the beginning.

This premise is very important, but it is often overlooked, and if the world is peaceful and Zhou Qiang is wrong, I am afraid that Cao Yu may not necessarily believe it. And the reality is that Cao Yu left with a large army, and Ben was very confident that he would probably kneel in the garrison of Eastern Wu and pray for mercy. And Zhou Guorong's surrender may just coincide with Cao Yu's goodwill.

Even so, Cao Yu was not so easily fooled. In order to successfully escape from heaven, Zhou Ye did all the work. In order to win Cao Yu's trust, Zhou Qiang sent seven letters to Cao Yu to express his sincerity.

Judging by the number of these seven letters, it seems that the importance of "Ili really has a cautious real surrender" First of all, he gives a psychological hint.

In these seven letters, Zhou Guorong expressed his sincerity to Cao Yu step by step. He begins with a lyric poem that sets out the reasons for his surrender. According to Chow Castaknors's letter, his predecessor, Dandelion, rebelled only because he was punished, from resignation to the unknowable pulse of surrender.

The secret, Xia Manmen Chaoshan. Zhou Casstanol's letter says that their Yang Bo is here today in Taishou, again here, for the people. He was worried that he would be the next to suffer, so he had to turn to Cao Wei for help and save the whole family's life.

To prove his sincerity, Zhou Nuo not only sent two of his closest collaborators, but also agreed to take one of them hostage. In the end, he also asked Cao Yu, General Wei and Marquis Dai, saying that the bounties in his hands were all beautiful and had extremely high acting skills. Despite this, Cao Yu was still very careful and sent people to find Zhou Qiang many times.

In any expedition, there is a chance that mistakes can occur and give up on success. The good news is that Zhou Qiang prepared well, did not expose any flaws, and his speech before and after was very coherent, which made Cao Yu relax his vigilance.

Zhou Yi provided a lot of useful opinions for Cao Xiu to mention Tubi, and also brought a series of benefits to Cao Xiu, so Cao Xiu believed in Zhou Yi, which would lead to the ruin of his reputation in Huishan.

Because Eastern Wu surrendered to Cao Cao before, there were also some precedents, and Zhou Yi's situation was very similar to Han Zong at that time.

He was not held accountable for nuclear dust, the main reason is that he did not do it himself, but his subordinates, so he could escape the suspicion, and he had to say that he was also a very smart person.

Jia Chong is a die-hard fan of the fighting stool of the Zen Sima family, and has also been trusted and reused by Sima Shiji, Sima Zhao, and Sima Yan. Under the rule of the Sima family, Jia Chong lived well and finally died of illness.

In the end, he died because he got sick, and the ending was relatively good.

It was because he was annoyed and angry, thinking that the emperor could not do anything and was not worthy of being the head of a country at all.

It was because the end of the Three Kingdoms was very chaotic at that time, and this military general was more impulsive in doing things, and there were not too many guards around the emperor at that time.

Because he felt that if he carried out the order, then it was very likely that he would be knighted.

Cao Xiu is Cao Cao's son and Cao Hong's nephew. Cao Xiu's grandfather, Cao Ding, successively served as Hejian Xiang, Wu Jun Taishou, and Shang Shuling. At that time, the world was in turmoil, and the Cao clan dispersed and left the township.

Cao Xiu lost his father when he was more than ten years old, and he carried his father's coffin alone with a guest, and temporarily rented a cemetery to bury his father. Then he carried his mother and crossed the river to take refuge in Wudi, where he was taken in by the Taishou of Wu County. Cao Xiu was in the official residence of the Taishou, and saw the portrait of the former Taishou, that is, his grandfather Cao Ding, hanging on the wall, so he stayed and worshipped on the ground and wept.

In the sixth year of Zhongping (189), Cao Cao raised volunteers in Yanzhou to defeat Dong Zhuo, and Cao Xiu changed his name from Wu Land, thousands of miles away, and returned to the Central Plains through Jingzhou to the north, and saw Cao Cao. Cao Cao said to the people left and right at that time: "This is our family's thousand-mile horse (the original intention is just to jokingly say that Cao Xiu can walk thousands of miles back and forth, like a foal that can walk thousands of miles).

So he let him eat and live with Cao Pi and treat him like a parent. Later, Cao Xiu often followed Cao Cao to go on expeditions, and served as a guard in the "world's sharp" tiger and leopard cavalry.