As for who stole Cai Wenji, the most typical theory is that this person is Liu Bao, the King of the Xiongnu Zuoxian, for the simple reason that Liu Bao became the King of the Southern Xiongnu Zuoxian around 196, and cai Wenji was captured by the Xiongnu at the time of "Xingpingzhong (194, 195), the world was in turmoil, Wenji was captured by Hu Qi, not the Southern Xiongnu Zuoxian King", and could be next to Cai Wenji. But Liu Yuan, The son of Liu Bao, was afraid that he was about to cry out for justice, because there were many doubts about Liu Bao's snatching of Cai Wenji, and Liu Yuan himself never said that he had such a famous aunt.
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This is not to say that it is disgraceful to mention the matter of robbing marriage, people in the Three Kingdoms Wei and Jin Dynasties really don't care much about this, Liu Yuan's distant relative Liu Chan is typical. Zhang Fei snatched Xiahou Yuan's niece and gave birth to Liu Chan's wife, and liu Chan took the initiative to recognize his relatives after Xiahou Ba left Shu Han, and the two sides were not embarrassed at all. At that time, people's psychology was very real, as long as it was relatives, even if the relationship was awkward at that time, it could be used, and if the eight rods were beaten, they would be used, and the relationship in the twentieth century should also be used. The real reason is that Liu Bao probably did not rob Cai Wenji, nor did he have children with Cai Wenji.
Liu Bao and his uncle Hu Kitchenquan are both very long-lived, both famous Longtao Emperor. After the death of his father Yu Fuluo in 195, he was made king of Zuoxian by his uncle Hu Jiquan, and did not die until 279 years before the unification of the Three Kingdoms. Liu Bao's body is also very strong, and when he reaches the age of about sixty, he can cooperate with the Huyan clan to give birth to Liu Yuan. He really had no conditions for committing crimes in the chaotic years of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, because Liu Baozheng, the "Xingping Zhong", was staying near Pingyang City with his father Yu Fuluo and his uncle Hu Jiquan, and was the main force in the ranks of the peasant rebel army. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xu Budan relied on the help of the Xiongnu on the left to kill Liu Bao's grandfather Qiangqu Shan Yu. Liu Bao's father Yu Fuluo first followed Bai Bojun, then Zhang Yang and Yuan Shao, and after being repaired by Yuan Shao in Hanoi, he followed the superstar in the eyes of the world's anti-thieves- Yuan Shu. Seeing that Yuan Shu could not defeat Boss Cao, Yu Fuluo ran back to Pingyang and mixed with the powerful brothers of the White Polish Army. Yu Fuluo's department had been beaten in the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and had been changing bosses, and really had no kung fu to rob Cai Wenji.
From the Xingping period to the first year of Jian'an, the only explicit (the kind of name left in history) who entered the pass was helian Bobo's distant ancestor, the Xiongnu Right Sage King Gobei, who defeated Li Dai together with the old comrades-in-arms of the White Polish Army, Li Le, Han Xian, Hu Cai, and others, and protected the Han Xiandi Emperor to return to the east, and when he encountered Boss Cao's robbery, he surrendered to Beibei very wisely, becoming a trump card for Boss Cao to interfere in the affairs of the Xiongnu. The Beibei Family and the Liu Bao Family have been in the same situation since then, so even if he robbed Cai Wenji, he would not be able to give it to Liu Bao. Judging from the time when Cai Wenji Jian'an was redeemed in the seventh year, she should also have been robbed by a group of unknown Xiongnu armed forces in the Chuping period (190), and "Xingpingzhong" should be "Chupingzhong", which was accidentally copied by the scribe.
This statement was put forward by Wang Xianqian as early as the end of the Qing Dynasty and became a consensus. Then Cai Wenji fell into the hands of the mysterious Xiongnu Zuoxian King, who was likely to be the heir of Xu Bu Shan Yu, because the Xiongnu had a period of several years of vacancy after Xu Bu Shan Yu's death, and Xu Bu Shan Yu's policy was a simple way to take advantage of the chaos, and this prince took advantage of the chaos in the Central Plains to seize Cai Wenji.
Liu Bao and Hu Jiquan were not able to return to the Lishi Court in northern Hezhou until four years after Jian'an, thanks to the help of the Yuan Shao family, when Cai Wenji had already given birth to two sons with the unknown Xiongnu King Zuoxian. In the seventh year of Cai Wenji's return to Jian'an, Liu Bao and his uncle helped the Yuan Shao family re-attack Pingyang City, only to be beaten by Zhong Xuan and almost trapped in Pingyang City.
After Cai Wenji returned to the Central Plains, he left a lot of poems, including the dubious source of the "Eighteen Beats of Hu Di" (the Southern Xiongnu in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, both the territory and customs were very different from the psalms described, so many people suspected that it was not Cai Wenji's works), plus the history of the Xiongnu in the same period was also a mess, which led to Cai Wenji's various speculations in the Xiongnu.