In the sixth year of Jian 'an (20 1), the county chose him as the top plan. Cao Cao was in power at that time. After hearing his fame, he sent someone to ask him to work in the government. Seeing that the national fortune of the Han Dynasty was weak, Sima Yi refused to be commanded by Cao Cao, so he made an excuse that he had rheumatism and could not live. Cao Cao didn't believe it, so he sent someone to find out the news at night. Sima Yi lay there motionless, as if she was really infected with wind arthralgia.
In the 13th year of Jian 'an (208), after Cao Cao became prime minister, Sima Yi was established as literature by compulsory means. Cao Cao said to the emissary, "If you delay any longer, you will accept it" (The Book of Jin Xuandi Ji). Sima yi was afraid and had to take office. Cao Cao asked him to travel with the prince, as assistant minister of Huangmen, negotiator, prime minister Cao Dong and prime minister. Sima Yi works under Cao Cao and is cautious and diligent. "As for the relationship between straw and animal husbandry, we all know that we are in shoes."
Sima Zhao
In the late Three Kingdoms, Wei's power was gradually mastered by Sima. After Sima Yi's death, his son Sima Shi succeeded to the throne as a general, specializing in national politics. After Sima Shi's death, his brother Si Mazhao succeeded to the throne as a general, and the imperial power was still in Sima Shi's hands.
When Cao Pi saw that Cao Zhi's authority was losing and Si Mazhao became more and more bossy, he was very angry, so he wrote a poem entitled Hidden Dragon. The poem says: the injured and trapped dragon can't jump out of the abyss and walk freely to the ground. It's like a dragon crouching at the bottom of a well, watching loach and eel dance in front of you, and you can only hide your teeth and hide your claws. Damn it, I'm in the same situation!
When Si Mazhao saw this poem, he flew into a rage and shouted at Cao Mao in the temple, "My Sima family has made great contributions to Wei. Why do you compare us to loach and eel? " Hearing this, Cao Mao trembled with fear. Si Mazhao saw that he didn't dare to answer, and left with a smile.
When Cao Mao returned to the harem, he felt that Si Mazhao had the heart to usurp the throne and dared to insult him in public. This kind of life can't go on anyway, and Si Mazhao must be eliminated. Then he called Wang Jing, the chief bookkeeper, and the three regular attendants to discuss countermeasures. He said angrily to them, "Si Mazhao's ambition to usurp the throne is well known. I can't sit and be insulted by witnesses. I want to crusade against him with you today. "
Wang Jing, Minister of History, pointed out that Si Mazhao's power did not last for a day, and it was impossible to deal with it only by a few people. I hope Cao Maoshen will reconsider. Cao Mao threw the imperial edict against Si Mazhao on the ground and said excitedly, "I've made up my mind. Even if I die, there is nothing to be afraid of, let alone death! "
Wang Shen, a servant, and Wang Ye, a regular servant of Sanshui, are afraid of their own disaster, and they are going to report to Si Mazhao as soon as they leave the palace. Cao Taizu couldn't wait, drew his sword and boarded the carriage, leading more than 300 people, including imperial guards and domestic slaves, to Si Mazhao's mansion.
On the way, I met Si Mazhao's confidant Jia Chong, who brought thousands of guards. Cao Mao thought they were coming to kill themselves, so he rushed to the front and shouted, "I am the son of heaven." Do you want to kill the king? " The guards didn't dare to stop them and didn't know what to do, so they retreated. Jia Chong immediately shouted to the guard: "Sima Gong raised you today!" When the guards heard his drink, they immediately understood, and they started to kill Cao Mao on the spot.
After the death of Cao Taizu, Sima Zhao established Emperor Huan of Cao, namely Emperor Wei Yuan (later abolished as Chen Liuwang). Cao Huan was completely obedient to Si Mazhao, but he was just a puppet emperor. In 265, Si Mazhao died, and Sima Yan, the eldest son, succeeded him as King of Jin. Only a few months later, Sima Yan forced Cao Huan to abdicate and proclaimed himself emperor and established the Jin Dynasty.
The last years of the Three Kingdoms can't be regarded as an era of "there are no heroes in the world, making the bastard famous". No matter the scale of the military struggle at that time, the development of the political system surpassed that of the past. In the 30 years from the formal formation of the three pillars in 220 to 250, the talents of outstanding heroes such as Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi and Lu Xun in the Three Kingdoms hegemony era are not worse than those in the separatist era that began in 190. There were mainly three wars in this period. Compared with the era of independent regime, it is monotonous and no longer lively. However, the number of troops and the intensity of the war in various countries are more intense than at that time. Wei, in particular, is facing the situation of multi-faceted operations and needs more complicated means of struggle.
The reason why The History of the Three Kingdoms has great social influence lies not only in its special and wonderful form of "Three Points in Ninety Years" and "The History of the Three Kingdoms", but also in the historical law reflected by the development of political struggle during its period. During the period of the reunification of the Three Kingdoms 250 years later, many heroes also appeared, such as Sima Brothers, Wargo, yang hu, Du Yu, Wang Jun, Jiang Wei and Lu Kang. His talent even surpassed that of the previous 60 years. In the early days, only Cao Cao, Zhou Yu, Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi and Lu Xun were both literate and skillful, while in the later years, Si Mazhao, Du Yu and Yang Hucheng were all literary and artistic heroes. Yang Hucheng can be loved and missed by the enemy people. The fact that the two unified wars were completed quickly and successfully shows that the military command, logistics supply, strategy and tactics at that time have made great progress than in the early days.