kingnovel Chapter 455 Nickname
Chapter 455 Nickname
"By the way, the 100,000 we mentioned earlier refers to Sun Quan."
"As for Dong Zhuo, he was assassinated in the third year of the Chuping era by his good son and Wang Yun, and met his end."
"So, Lü Bu is actually a figure of ridicule in later generations, known as 'Lü Bu among men,' who specializes in stabbing his adoptive father. Being his godfather is a high-risk profession!"
Dong Zhuo of the Eastern Han Dynasty: !!!
Zhang Fei: Isn't my name, Zhang Fei, pretty good? A traitor to three surnames! Hahahaha!
Lu Bu: Ring-eyed thief! …%/…! …
Big Han Liu Zhuzhu: This nickname... is quite realistic!
Judy, the Great General Who Conquered the North: People of later generations really love giving people nicknames! Hahaha, especially for mocking my adoptive father!
Emperor Zhao Kuangyin of the Song Dynasty: ...This reminds me of the legendary chariot god of Gaoliang River...
Kangxi, the Qing Dynasty emperor, sometimes didn't know who to turn to...
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This is the timeline of the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
In October of the second month of the Chuping era, apart from Dong Zhuo, who lived a comfortable life, the officials in Chang'an were trembling with fear and apprehension.
Dong Zhuo is having some trouble lately. Wu Fu actually tried to assassinate him, despite his lack of vigilance!
Unexpectedly, Lü Bu, like them, now wants his clothes dead!
Since he is so ruthless, then don't blame me. I immediately summoned the eunuch and lured Lü Bu here!
However, when the men sent there entered Lü Bu's residence, they found it deserted.
Lu Bu, still on the run, was internally screaming, "That ring-eyed thief!! Why did he have to choose such a name!"
He and Lü Bu are sworn enemies!
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Back to the live broadcast room.
Lin Ke continued, "After Dong Zhuo was killed, the warlords no longer obeyed the orders of the Eastern Han court, but instead continued to expand their territories and develop their careers."
"At this point, the Eastern Han court was practically nonexistent; the situation was extremely chaotic, with each faction occupying its own territory."
"Jingzhou belonged to Liu Biao, while the Jiangdong region was developed by Sun Jian's son, Sun Ce, along with his father's former subordinates, Zhou Yu, and others."
"Liu Zhang, the governor of Yizhou, Ma Teng, Han Sui and others occupied Liangzhou, while Gongsun Du occupied Liaodong."
"Among them, there were two powerful figures. One was Cao Cao, who took advantage of being the first to march into Luoyang and held Liu Xie as a trump card, using the emperor to command the other lords."
"The other one is Yuan Shao, who first used a scheme to seize Ji Province from Han Fu, and then defeated Tian Kai, Zang Hong, Gongsun Zan and others, and obtained the four provinces of Qing, Ji, You and Bing."
"In the second year of Jian'an, Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan were fighting, while Cao Cao was attacking Zhang Xiu's Wancheng. This place connects to Liu Biao in Jingzhou to the south, making it easy for him to become a hindrance."
"This battle actually didn't require any sacrifice. Zhang Xiu had already surrendered with his generals when Cao Cao launched his campaign."
"But when everyone was drinking and making merry at night, Cao Cao's little hobby, as we all know, was that he took a fancy to the widow of Zhang Xiu's cousin."
"At the end of the Han Dynasty, due to years of war and the fact that people were getting married relatively early, many women lost their husbands at a young age. Coincidentally, Cao Cao had a particular fondness for this kind of thing!"
"So Cao Cao took this lady as a concubine, which angered Zhang Xiu, since she was his cousin. It was not fair of him to do such a thing, so things took an unexpected turn."
"Even surrendering in the end was no longer an option; Zhang Xiu betrayed them, and Cao Cao's side suffered heavy losses."
"General Dian Wei, bearing numerous wounds, died glaring and cursing. But that wasn't all; during Cao Cao's escape, his warhorse was ambushed."
"The eldest son, Cao Ang, gave his horse to him, helping his father escape. As a result, Cao Ang and Cao Cao's nephew, Cao Anmin, died together."
"Later, Cao Ang's mother severed ties with Cao Cao because of this, and he deeply regretted it in his later years."
"However, this incident was later adapted into a play, which is like repeatedly dredging up Cao's dark history!"
Cao Cao, the boss: ...
Zhu Baba of the Ming Dynasty: I'm speechless. Is this really the right time to pay attention to these things?
Big Han Liu Zhuzhu: This is ridiculous! Why now of all times?
Cheng Yaojin of the Tang Dynasty: The losses are extremely serious!
Princess Taiping of the Tang Dynasty: A mother's strength is boundless; she could never tolerate her child being harmed by the child's father because of this!
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When the people of the Han Dynasty heard this, their eyes widened in disbelief. Could it be that this very reason led to the sacrifice of their eldest son and beloved general?
Is this widow really that good? Isn't this a bit too outrageous? Too absurd?
Thinking of what Cao Ang's mother had done, they understood that if their child were harmed by his father, the mother would never stay with him again!
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Late Eastern Han Dynasty
At this moment, Cao Cao was depressed. He never expected that Dian Wei and Cao Ang would lose their lives because of him!
Even Zixiu's mother severed ties with him.
When he arrives in the underworld and faces his eldest son, how should he answer if he is asked about his mother?
Thinking of this, Cao Cao's face flashed with regret. If only he had known this would happen, he wouldn't have done it in the first place.
The others present exchanged bewildered glances, finding it hard to imagine how their lord's dark past must have been turned into a drama.
However, it cannot be denied that everyone knows about the lord's little hobby.
No wonder most of the lord's concubines are widows. It's a pity about the eldest son.
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In the live broadcast room.
Lin Ke continued: "The year is now the fifth year of Jian'an, which is 200 AD."
"At this time, Cao Cao was forty-five years old, Liu Bei was thirty-nine years old, and Sun Ce was just entering the final years of his life."
"The following year, Liu Bei sought refuge with Liu Biao, who treated him with the utmost respect and then stationed his troops in Xinye."
"During the period from the end of the Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms, it was an era of warlordism and constant warfare, making it difficult for ordinary people to find a stable place."
"However, during the nearly twenty years that Liu Biao occupied Jingzhou, the situation was stable, and production was restored, making it a place with a significantly higher survival rate compared to other times of war."
"Therefore, many people went to Jingzhou to seek refuge, including Zhuge Liang, who later became the founding prime minister of Shu Han."