Does Cao Cao like his wife because she is beautiful, or does Cao Cao have quirks?

During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao was a controversial figure among heroes. Some people think he is a hero, others call him "lean" and "treacherous" ...

If we combine the five elements of China traditional culture, I Ching and Cao Cao are typical "water" people with uncertain expressions, which makes people feel unfathomable.

In history, some emperors loved Jiangshan and abandoned beauty, such as Tang; Some emperors love beauty and lose their land, such as Zhou Youwang and Shang Zhouwang. ...

There are also some emperors who are bold and beautiful. Cao Cao in Romance of the Three Kingdoms is such a person.

He likes the power struggle and created the emperor of the Three Kingdoms ... and he loves beauty and has married many wives.

According to rough statistics, Cao Cao probably married fifteen or sixteen wives in his life.

Yuan Yi Yuan noted that Cao Cao didn't seem to have many wives in the feudal era when there were seventy-two concubines in three palaces and six courtyards of ancient emperors.

But in history, Cao Cao left a "lewd" impression: he not only married many wives, but also loved to occupy other people's wives.

For example, how many wives did he take in the Three Kingdoms? One is the daughter-in-law of He Jinjia, a general of the Eastern Han Dynasty; Second, Lu Bu's wife Qin; Third, Zhang Xiu's aunt.

We noticed that when Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Zhao Zilong and others crossed Jiangdong to persuade Sun Ce, Sun Ce wavered.

In the film and television work "Red Cliff", when it comes to a detail, Zhuge Liang turned to persuade Zhou Yu, a counselor in Jiangdong, to say that Cao Caozao was drooling over Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, beautiful women in Jiangdong. A bronze sparrow terrace was built in Yecheng for him to enjoy in the future.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, beautiful women in Jiangdong, were the daughters of Gong Qiao. Among them, Da Qiao married Sun Ce, the Lord of Soochow, and Xiao Qiao married Zhou Yu.

Have to say, Zhuge junshi is very powerful, not only knows astronomy and geography, but also observes people's hearts ... As soon as this was said, Sun Ce and Zhou Yu finally chose to "play an exercise with Shu".

If Battle of Red Cliffs had not defeated Cao Cao, and if Cao Cao had successfully captured Wu Dong, would Daqiao Xiaoqiao have escaped from Cao Cao's lewd hand?

Today, Yecheng is only one step away from Anyang, the eight ancient capitals. According to legend, Cao Cao built a bronze sparrow terrace in Yecheng, the main purpose of which was to concentrate all the beautiful young women in the world here for his enjoyment. ...

At the same time, Cao Cao lives in Tongque Terrace, and is also equipped with professional artists who sing "Tongque Tri-tune". The talents performed by these artists are also called "Bronque Song and Dance".

Cao Cao has a special liking for the harmony between the bronze finch music and the song and dance, and specially left his last words, asking the children to bury him next to the Ximen Bao Temple, so that the song and dance artists can sing and dance on the first day of the first month of the first month.

Therefore, Cao Cao's doing this is really an old saying: wives are all others' good, and children are all their own, okay?

If you think that Cao Cao's lewdness and love to occupy other people's wives are just a "bad root" or misconduct, then you really underestimate him.

"Yuan Yi Yuan" noticed that Cao Cao had an important purpose besides giving people the impression of a playboy.

Reading through the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is not difficult to find that these other wives possessed by Cao Cao are all family members after the power of a famous star, except for beautiful young women who still have charm.

Therefore, there is a view on the Internet that Cao Cao's occupation of other people's wives is one of his political strategies and means to strengthen his own strength.

Through these dark means, Cao Cao's main purpose is to win over some forces opposed to him, and to strengthen his own strength and consolidate his political position through these women.

Of course, more importantly, Cao Cao wanted to show off to the world and avenge himself: didn't some of you call me "eunuch queen" at the beginning? Then prove it to you!

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References:

Romance of the Three Kingdoms, General History of China, Hebei Cultural Relics Tourism, etc.