Cao Cao has too many sons, digging and digging, tired to death!

Besides, sorting is also a problem, often I don't know who is the brother and who is the younger brother, and there is a younger brother who calls the elder brother his father, which is messed up;

Also, there are no deeds in the future, and often there is no identification of who the wife is, so it is difficult to find the "women of the Three Kingdoms".

Just don't write it, right? There are a few interesting ones, recorded below, which can be regarded as a tooth sacrifice.

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Cao Cao's son Cao Gan, named Cao Liang, is Cao Cao's youngest son, born in Jian'an twenty-one years, Cao Gan was born in the year he was named Gaoping Pavilion Marquis, how many generals bloodied to earn the title of Pavilion Marquis was so lightly sealed to a milky baby, it can be seen that Cao Cao, who is old and has a son, loves this child very much.

Cao Gan's biological mother, Chen, died when Cao Gan was three years old, and Cao Cao asked Wang Zhaoyi, who was favored at the time, to raise Cao Gan.

However, although Cao Cao was very fond of this child, his body was not as good as day by day, and finally, when Cao Gan was five years old, Cao Cao was seriously ill, and called the then prince Cao Pi to his side and told him, "Cao Gan, this child lost his mother at the age of three, and now he is going to lose his father at the age of five, and he will rely on you in the future." ”

Unlike those brothers who were driven to the vassal kingdom early, because Cao Gan was too young to pose a threat to Cao Pi at all, Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi treated this younger brother very lovingly, like an ordinary brother.

There is a very moving record in the history books: "When he was young, he often called Emperor Wen Aweng, and the emperor said: 'I, your brother'." ”，

That is to say, because Cao Gan is too young, every time he sees Cao Pi, who is nearly thirty years older than him, he calls him "Ah Weng" in a milky voice, which means daddy, Cao Pi corrects him with a smile every time, "I'm not your father, I'm your brother." ”

Thinking of Cao Gan's experience of losing his parents at a young age, Cao Pi would cry every time.

Of course, Cao Gan is so loved by Cao Pi, not only because he is too young to threaten, but also because of his adoptive mother Wang Zhaoyi.

At that time, Cao Cao released a hesitant signal on the issue of establishing a prince, which led to Cao Pi and Cao Zhi competing for the position of heir with the support of their respective cronies, and this Wang Zhaoyi chose Cao Pi's camp at that time.

Therefore, Cao Pi is now treating Wang Zhaoyi and his son Cao Gan well, which can be regarded as reciprocating the peach.

In any case, Cao Pi probably poured his true feelings into this younger brother, in the seventh year of the early Huang Dynasty, Cao Pi, the then forty-year-old Emperor Wen of Wei, died young, and when he was seriously ill, he did the same thing as his father Cao Cao, that is, he called his son, the later Emperor Cao Rong of Wei Ming, to his side and asked Cao Rong to take good care of Cao Gan, who was only ten years old at the time.

After succeeding to the throne, Cao Rong followed his father's entrustment, took great care of this young uncle, and increased his food yi several times, and finally reached as many as 5,000 households, compared with Chen Wang Cao Zhi's food yi is only 3,500 households, it can be seen that Cao Gan is already well treated in the clan.

Women have sincerity, men have sincerity.

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Cao Cao's son Cao Biao (195-251), the character Zhuhu,. In 216, Cao Biao was named the Marquis of Shouchun. In 221, Cao Biao was promoted to Duke of Ruyang. In 222, he was promoted to the king of Yiyang, and in the same year, he was promoted to the king of Wu. In 224, it was renamed Shouchun County. In 226, Emperor Ming of Wei ascended the throne, was promoted, and moved to the fiefdom of Baima. In 232, he was renamed King of Chu. In the third year of Jiaping (251), he was given death at the age of fifty-seven because he conspired with Wang Ling to abolish the emperor.

In the third year of the early Jing Dynasty (239), Cao Biao increased the number of fiefdoms by 500, bringing the previous total to 3,000.

In the first year of Jiaping (249), Yanzhou assassin Ling Huyu and Taiwei Wang Ling planned to welcome Cao Biao and build the capital in Xuchang. In September, Linghu foolishly sent his confidant Zhang Shi to visit Cao Biao's house in the name of supervising the prince, and said to Cao Biao, "Linghu envoy greets the king, the affairs of the world are unknown, may the king cherish it!" ”

Began their first step towards a new king.

In the third year of Jiaping (251 AD), Wang Ling saw that Eastern Wu had a military operation in Tushui, so he wrote to the imperial court to ask for permission to crusade against Eastern Wu, intending to take advantage of this to raise troops against Sima Yi, which was Wang Ling's rebellion.

However, the request was not answered, so Wang Ling sent his troops to inform Huang Hua, the assassin of Yanzhou, about Yang Hong's plan to abolish the legislature, hoping to get support, but Yang Hong and Huang Hua exposed Wang Ling's plot to Sima Yi, and Sima Yi led an army to attack.

Wang Ling knew that he was invincible, and Sima Yi pardoned his sins when he sent out the army, so he surrendered, and Sima Yi surrendered. But then Wang Ling knew that he would soon be killed, so he committed suicide on the way to Luoyang.

Wang Ling, Ling Huyu and others were exterminated, and Emperor Cao Fang of Wei sent Taifu Sima Yi and Shi Yushi to Cao Biao's fiefdom to investigate and verify, and arrested and punished all those implicated.

Tingwei asked to recruit Cao Biao to punish him, so according to the old practice of the Han Dynasty to punish Liu Dan, the king of Yan, he sent someone to serve as Tingwei Dahonglu (胪lú) to give Cao Biao an edict with a seal seal to severely condemn him and let him find his own way.

Cao Biao then committed suicide. His wife and several sons were deposed as civilians and moved to Plains County. During the migration, the female dependents were escorted by the soldiers, and they were all wasted.

Cao Biao's officials and prisoners were all killed for making the mistake of knowing about it and not correcting it.

In the first year of Zhengyuan (254), Cao Fang issued an edict saying, "The late Cao Biao, the king of Chu, betrayed the country, attached himself to traitors, died himself, and his descendants were deposed as commoners. The monarch has the strength of tolerance and tolerance, which is a way to get close to his relatives, and Cao Jia, the son of Cao Biao, is specially named the king of Changshan Zhending. ”

In the first year of Jingyuan (260), Emperor Cao Huan of Wei Yuan added fiefdoms to Cao Jia, with a total of 2,500 households.