There is a Han in the east, a Han in the west, and a Han in the east.

It is not difficult for a deer to enter Chang'an.

What does deer mean?

It means emperor or emperor.

Counselor Li Ru said to Dong Zhuo: It is better to lead the troops back to Luoyang and move the emperor to Chang'an to respond to the nursery rhyme.

A nursery rhyme in the market recently said: There is a Han at the west end, and a Han at the east end.

It is not difficult for a deer to enter Chang'an.

I think that the words "a Han in the west" are in response to Gaozu's prosperity in Chang'an, the western capital, and passed down to 12 emperors; "a Han in the east" are in response to Guangwu's prosperity in Luoyang, the eastern capital, and are also passed down to 12 emperors today.

The destiny is coming together.

Only when the prime minister moves back to Chang'an will he be safe.

Dong Zhuo listened to Li Ru's suggestion and conscripted all the people in Luoyang. He also killed thousands of wealthy households and sent them to the army. He ordered Lu Bu to dig up the tombs of the late emperors to search for treasures. Finally, he led all Luoyang people to Chang'an. Although this nursery rhyme saved

Dong Zhuo, however, destroyed Luoyang and almost killed most of the people in Luoyang. The book even said that "there were countless casualties along the way."

When Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty returned to Luoyang after Dong Zhuo's death, the book said that "there were only a few hundred households in the city."

Therefore, Cao Cao told Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty that since the Eastern Capital was withered, the capital could be moved to Xudu.

Since then, the Han Dynasty has existed in name only.

Extended information Some people have different interpretations of this. This nursery rhyme will foretell the future structure of the Three Kingdoms. "A Han in the East" refers to the Eastern Han Dynasty where Cao Cao "took the emperor to order the princes" and established its capital in Xudu in the east.

; "A Han in the West" refers to the Shu Han regime later established by Liu Bei in Chengdu. Geographically speaking, it happens to be in the west, which seems to make sense, but the last two sentences "The deer walks into Chang'an,

"It's not that difficult." What's the explanation?

(Chapter 6 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms": Dong Zhuo commits murder at the Burning Golden Palace and Sun Jian breaks the promise by hiding the jade seal) Reason for inclusion: Western Han and Eastern Han Dynasty.