Cao Cao and Cao Jun, Cao Hui, and Cao Mao did not go into detail, and in the previous chapters, they were mentioned in passing, and there is nothing more to detail about these three people.

The page of the Cao family has been turned over.

Let's talk about Shu Han - wait a minute, wait a minute, where did the Cao family come from? How did Cao Pi get the chair under the ass of the emperor of the Han Dynasty?

These words have to start with Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, and when Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty arrives, the prelude to the Three Kingdoms will begin.

The woman of Emperor Ling of Han is also a woman of the Three Kingdoms.

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Let's talk about Emperor Han Ling, don't count him in detail, some of the relationships during this period of time can't be clarified.

Liu Hong, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty (157, 156 – May 13, 189), was born in Hejian Kingdom, Jizhou (now Shenzhou, Hebei). In December of the first year of Yongkang (167), Emperor Liu Zhi of the Han Dynasty died.

There were as many as 10,000 beauties in Liu Zhi's harem, however, he had no son (probably the result of indiscriminate desire), and in this case, Liu Hong was selected by his cousin Dou as the heir to the throne and ascended the throne in the first month of the first year of Jianning (168).

During Liu Hong's reign, he spent most of his time implementing party and eunuch politics, setting up the West Garden, cleverly collecting money, and even selling official mane (yù) for his own pleasure, and the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out in the late reign, and Liangzhou and other places also fell into continuous turmoil. In April of the sixth year of Zhongping (189), Liu Hong died, nicknamed Emperor Xiaoling, and was buried in Wenling.

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Liu Hong likes to resign, and has composed "Huangxi Chapter", "Chasing Virtue Fu", "Ode to Lingyi", and "Merchants Song".

"Merchants Song" was composed by Liu Hong, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, in the third year of Chuping (should be Xiping or Zhongping), and the content is: The cool breeze rises and the sun shines on the canal. The green lotus book is the night of the leaves. But the days are not enough to have more than fun. Clear silk flow pipe song jade. (Wind name) long live the millennium.

Included in Chinese Poems, Vol. 6.

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Liu Hong was the great-great-grandson of Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, and his great-grandfather was Liu Kai, the filial piety king of Hejian, and the hereditary father of Emperor Ling, Liu Chang (chá

g) The title of Marquis of Xie Duting, mother Dong.

In 167 A.D. (the first year of Yongkang), Emperor Liu Zhi of the Han Dynasty died, and Empress Dou Miao came to the court to ask about politics.

Emperor Huan had no son to succeed to the throne, and Dou Miao consulted with his father Dou Wu and others, and finally chose Liu Hong to inherit the throne.

Dou Miao sent his attendant Liu Yu (shū) to guard Guanglu, Fengche Duwei Cao Jie, and others to Hejian Kingdom to welcome Liu Hong to the throne.

In the first month of 168 A.D. (the first year of Jianning), Liu Hong arrived at the Wanshou Pavilion of Xiamen outside Luoyang with the welcoming team, and was greeted by Dou Wu and hundreds of civil and military officials.

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The next day, Liu Hong succeeded to the throne and changed the name to Jianning, and the three people of Taifu Chen Fan, the general Dou Wu and Situ Huguang participated in the Shangshu affair. His father Liu Chang was posthumously honored as "Emperor Xiaoren", the mausoleum was "Shenling", and his mother Dong was named "Shenyuan Noble".

The general Dou Wu made a meritorious contribution to Liu Hong's succession, and his clansmen were added to the rank of knight, and since then the Dou family's relatives have been in power for a while.

Dou Wu relied on the Taifu Chen Fan to preside over the government, and Chen Fan used a large number of scholars who had been punished during the first party rebellion, and the two soon came to an agreement to plot to eradicate the eunuchs.

In August, Dou Wu instructed Shang Shu to order Yin Xun and others to impeach and arrest Wei Biao, the commander of the Yellow Gate, in order to further impeach the eunuchs.

On September 7, Dou Wu returned home to rest, and Yin Xun's secret recital to Dou Wu was obtained by Changle Wuguan Shi Zhu Yu (yǔ), and the matter was leaked.

Zhu Yu informed the eunuchs Wang Fu and Cao Jie of the matter, and the eunuchs made a bloody alliance and launched a coup d'état that night.

It is known as the "September Xinhai Coup".

By the early morning of the next day, the eunuchs had won a complete victory in the coup, Dou Wu, Chen Fan and others were exterminated, and those who were not executed were exiled to Jiaozhou.

Empress Dowager Dou was relocated to Nangong Yuntai to live.

In March 169 A.D. (the second year of Jianning), the noble Dong of Zunshen Garden was the queen of filial piety.

In July, the Poqiang general Duan 颎 (jiǒ

g) The Great Break was first zeroed in the outer valley of the Tiger Fortress, and all the Dongqiang were pacified.

On the third day of the first month of the first month of 171 A.D. (the fourth year of Jianning), Liu Hong went to the Yuan and gave amnesty to the world. In July, the Song clan was made queen.

In 172 A.D. (the first year of Xiping), Taifu Hu Guang died.

The court discussed Yang Ci, Liu Kuan, and Zhang Ji to teach Liu Hong.

In the same year, Liu Kui, the king of Bohai, was instructed by Wang Fu, a regular servant of the Zhongchang Dynasty, to frame others for rebellion and commit suicide in prison.

In 177 A.D. (the sixth year of Xiping), Wang Fu and Taizhong doctor Cheng A framed the Song Empress to curse Liu Hong with witchcraft, and then the Song Empress was deposed and died in the violent room.

During Liu Hong's reign, most of the barbarians and demons rebelled in remote areas, and were attacked by Lu Zhi and Zang Min (mí

), Zhu Jun (jù

When others were calm, Liu Hong thought that the world was as stable as Mount Tai, so he enjoyed himself with peace of mind and rarely asked about political affairs.

In April 179 A.D. (the second year of Guanghe), Wang Fu and Duan Cheng, the chief attendants, were imprisoned and died. In October, Situ Liu He, Yongle Shaofu Chen Qiu, Wei Wei Yangqiu, and Infantry Captain Liu Na conspired to kill the eunuchs, but the matter was leaked and they were all imprisoned and executed.

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In 180 A.D. (the third year of Guanghe), Liu Hongli overrode the public opinion and established He as the queen.

Empress He's father, He Zhen, was posthumously named the general of the chariot cavalry, Xuandehou of Wuyang; 's mother was admitted to live in the palace and was named Wuyang Jun, and the eldest brother He Jin and the second brother He Miao were also recruited into the imperial court to hold important positions, and the He family was extremely prosperous.

In 184 A.D. (the seventh year of Guanghe), the Taiping Taoist Advocate Horn launched the Yellow Turban Uprising, and the Taiping Taoists in the eight states of the world rose up, the state and county were lost, and the imperial court was shaken.

Liu Hong, at the suggestion of Fu Song, the Taishou Emperor of Beidi County, and Lu Qiang, the Zhongchang Servant, announced the dismissal of the party and organized the ** army to quell the rebellion.

By the end of the year, the ** army led by Huangfu Song, Zhu Jun and others exterminated the Yellow Turban Army in various places, and Liu Hong changed the Yuan Zhongping to show the peace of the world.

But at the same time, Beigong Boyu, Li Wenhou, Han Sui, Bian Zhang and others in Liangzhou rebelled again.

In 185 A.D. (the second year of Zhongping), Liu Hong successively sent Huangfu Song and Zhang Wen to Liangzhou to quell the rebellion, which not only did not pacify, but made the Liangzhou rebels stronger and stronger.

In 187 A.D. (the fourth year of Zhongping), Liangzhou fell, and Liangzhou assassin Shi Geng and Hanyang Taishou Fu Xie (xiè) were killed in battle.

In the same year, Zhang Chun and Zhang Ju, who were from Yuyang County, united with Wuhuan to launch a rebellion in Youzhou, and killed Ji Chou, the captain of Wuhuan Guard, Liu Zheng, the Taishou of Youbeiping, and the Taishou Yang of Liaodong.

The rebellions that rose and fell in the world made Liu Hong gradually come out of the pleasures of the West Garden.

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In October 188 A.D. (the fifth year of Zhongping), Liu Hong optimistically held a military parade in Luoyangping, calling himself the "Supreme General", riding a horse and holding a sword to inspect the army.

In February 189 (the sixth year of Zhongping), Huangfu Song defeated the rebel kingdom of Liangzhou and others in Chencang. In March, Youzhou Mu Liu Yu put down Zhang Chun's rebellion. On April 11 (May 13), Liu Hong died in the Jiade Hall of Nangong at the age of 33 (according to Liu Hong's 12 years old when he succeeded to the throne, he should have been 33 years old when he died, and the Book of the Later Han Dynasty was mistakenly 34 years old), nicknamed Emperor Xiaoling. His eldest son, Liu Wei, succeeded to the throne as Emperor Shao of the Han Dynasty. On June 17 (July 17), he was buried in Wenling.