At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were three kingdoms, and although Cao Cao did not directly claim the title of emperor, he laid the foundation for his son Cao Pi to be called emperor and establish the state of Wei. Speaking of Cao Cao, many people can think of his sentence "I would rather teach me to bear the people of the world than teach the people of the world to bear me." We all know that he was the founder of the Cao Wei regime and a generation of tyrants, but Cao Cao also had some habits, such as the wife who liked others, taking Zhang Xiu's aunt as an example.
Cao Cao, the character Mengde, nicknamed Cao Aqi. He was a famous poet, military expert, politician, and literary scholar at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He and his sons Cao Pi and Cao Zhi were among the seven sons of Jian'an. Cao Cao once wrote famous ancient poems such as "Turtle Although Shou" and "GuanCang Hai". It expresses his vast ambitions, and he has the ambition to rise to the clouds at an early age. He quelled the rebellion of the Yellow Turban Army, and as one of the eighteen princes, he participated in the crusade against Dong Zhuo.
Dong Zhuo was then a chancellor during the Eastern Han Dynasty, and he held a high position of power, named Han Xiangshi as a Han thief, threatening the position of Emperor Xian of Han. Previously, Cao Cao had been under Dong Zhuo,during which he had borrowed the Seven-Star Sword from The Han Dynasty's Situ Wang Yun and was preparing to assassinate Dong Zhuo. He considered that Dong Zhuo was physically strong, and that Lü Bu was there. Taking advantage of Lü Bu's absence, Dong Zhuo fell asleep and prepared to kill him, but Dong Zhuo saw in the mirror that Cao Cao wanted to assassinate him, and Cao Cao could only escape in the name of offering a knife.
At that time, he escaped with his friend Chen Gong. They met Lu Bohao and invited them to their home. Lü Bohao went out to buy wine, at this time they heard the sound of sharpening knives outside the house, thinking that they were going to kill them, so they killed Lü Bohao's entire family in one go, and when they arrived at the kitchen, they found a pig tied up. They began to flee again and met Lü Bohao, who had returned from buying wine, and Cao Cao drew his sword and killed him. Chen Gong was afraid of Cao Cao, so he ran alone at night.
Cao Cao followed the Eighteenth Route princes in their campaign against Dong Zhuo, but was trapped in tiger prison pass, and fortunately, Liu Guan's three brothers zhang repelled Lü Bu. Wang Yun used the mink cicada to use the beauty plan, so that Dong Zhuo Lübu's father and son turned against each other, and Dong Zhuo was pierced in the throat by Fang Tian's painting sword.
Cao Cao established Wei, but he did not claim the title of emperor. He rebelled against Yuan Shao and eliminated Yuan Shao's forces at the Battle of Guandu. The Battle of Guandu was fought by fewer people and more people, and with less powerful soldiers to fight with powerful soldiers, Cao Cao was very strong in northern China and could not defeat him. Basically unify the northern parts.
Cao Cao led a large army and prepared to attack Jingzhou. Walking to Wancheng, the completed defender saw that Cao Cao was coming menacingly, and he was not an opponent, so he opened the city gate and surrendered. Cao Cao was very happy about this, Cao Cao decided to put on a feast, and also invited Zhang Xiu and others, at the banquet, known as the ancient evil of Dianwei stood behind Cao Cao with a large axe to prevent assassins from assassinating, frightening Zhang Xiu and others that no one dared to look directly at Dianwei.
Cao Cao repaired in the city for more than ten days, and Cao Cao was idle and wanted to have some fun. He searched for a beautiful woman in the city and found that Zhang Xiu's aunt was good-looking, so he put her to sleep. After Zhang Xiu learned of this incident, he felt very angry, he was sullen all day, and when he was angry, he wanted to rebel and wanted to kill Cao Cao.
At this time, Zhang Xiu's subordinates had a man named Jia Xu, Jia Xu told him to first secretly mobilize troops, do not let Cao Cao find out, give him advice, help him to breakfast, send a person to accompany Dianwei to drink, Dianwei's alcohol is not good, it did not take long to get drunk, while he was drunk, he secretly stole his weapon, Dianwei had no weapons like a tiger without teeth, he blocked cao Cao's arrows, and as a result, Cao Cao was saved, but he died.
Although Cao Cao survived, his fierce general Dianwei died for it. Cao Cao was very sad about this. Because of this incident, Cao Cao's wife felt very uncomfortable, and there was a gap between cao cao and Cao Cao, and it didn't take long to end up depressed. After the death of his wife, Cao Cao took the concubine as his wife. This led to a struggle between Cao Cao's sons Cao Pi and Cao Zhi over the concubine line.
After Cao Cao's death, he passed the position to his eldest son Cao Pi. Because the relationship between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi has always been bad, he wants to find an opportunity to kill Cao Zhi. He asked Cao Zhi to write a poem within seven steps, and if he couldn't write it, he would kill him. Cao Zhi wrote a seven-step poem that was passed down to posterity. He was later demoted to waiting. Regarding the fate of the Zou clan, I don't know, Cao Cao will certainly not make him a wife for a woman.
Zou's fate may have been to be hacked to death by the sword in the melee at that time, after all, the sword had no eyes, cao Cao was already unable to protect himself, and he would not take Zou away. Because cao Cao was, his son Cao Ang gave up his horse to himself and died, and Dianwei died because of it. This indirectly weakened Cao Cao's power in the north.
Conclusion: His own wife gave up his horse to Cao Cao in order to save Cao Cao, and when Cao Cao returned home, he quarreled with Cao Cao all day, and finally returned to his mother's house in a fit of anger. This also triggered hatred between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi.