Cao Cao was born in a family of officials, and his father Cao Song was originally a descendant of Xia Hou, and later became an adopted son of Cao Teng. Cao Cao is both civil and military. Wei Xiaolue said that he was "capable and shot birds by hand. Once in Nanpi, he shot down 63 wild birds a day". The reflection called him "the only military elite".
In A.D. 175, he became a county magistrate: Lian Xiao, and his official position was Luoyang Dewey.
AD 177 Official position: Qiu Dunling.
Bian Shi was married in 179.
AD 180 Official position: assistant minister.
In 184, it was suppressed in the war of the Eastern Han Dynasty established by the Yellow Scarf Army uprising, and Ren Du. Because of the credit for suppressing the insurgents, he served as the Jinan phase. Later, he served as the prefect of Dong Jun, Dewey and Jiao Wei of Yunnan Army.
In A.D. 189, the assassination minister Dong Zhuo failed and fled.
In A.D. 192, it formally established its own military group "Qing Zhou Bing".
In A.D. 196, he led the army into Luoyang, the capital, to "control the political situation with the emperor".
From 200 AD to 207 AD, the northern part of China was unified by defeating Yuan Shao and other separatist warlords with the battle of Guandu.
In December of 208 AD (Jian 'an 13), it was defeated by Sun Quan and Liu Bei in the battle of the Red Wall, and the situation of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu was formed in the history of China.
In 2 13 AD, Cao Cao was promoted to Wang Wei, wearing the emperor's flag and crown, and calling the police to clear the way for the emperor. He was also a feudal official in China in name, but his power was biased towards the government and the people. In fact, he was already an emperor
Cao Cao died on March 15, AD 220, at the age of 66. He is the founder of Wei.
The history book commented that Cao Cao was "an adulterer in troubled times" and "a poet in a horizontal way, a hero."
In the long historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao was obviously belittled. However, later scholars believe that this is a deliberate distortion of the facts and cannot correctly evaluate Cao Cao. Cao Cao is versatile and flexible in military affairs. He made great contributions to the unification of northern China and the recovery of production in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Body is what a poet is, and his poems are vigorous and broad-minded.
Cao Cao (155-0315,220), a lucky man, was born in peiguoqiao county (now Bozhou city, Anhui province). China was a strategist, politician and poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
Cao Cao was born into an official family, and his father, Cao Song, was originally a descendant of Xiahou's family, and later became the adopted son of Cao Teng, a constant servant of Zhongchang. Cao Cao is both civil and military, and Wei slightly said that he "shoots birds with his hands, bows to birds and beasts, tastes Nanpi, and shoots 63 pheasants a day". The reflection said he was "man of great talent".
In AD 175, Ju Xiaolian was appointed as a captain of Luoyang. Qiu Dunling was appointed in 177, married Bian Shi in 179, and was promoted to Yilang in 180. In A.D. 184, he started to serve as a captain in the war to suppress the Yellow Scarf Army uprising in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was promoted to Jinan for actively suppressing the insurgents. Later, he served as a prefect, a captain and a captain of the standard army in the East County. In A.D. 189, the assassination of Minister Dong Zhuo failed and he fled. In A.D. 192, he formally established his own military group "Qingzhou Bing", and in A.D. 196, he led his troops to Luoyang, the capital, to "support the emperor and make the princes".
From 200 to 207, after the battle of Guandu and other battles, Yuan Shao and other separatist warlords were defeated and the northern part of China was unified.
In December of the 13th year of Jian 'an (2008), Battle of Red Cliffs was defeated by Sun Quan and Liu Bei, and the three countries of Wei Shuwu stood in the balance.
In 2 13 ad, Cao Cao entered Wang Wei, wearing a banner and the crown of the emperor, and was called a policeman. Nominally, he was a minister of the Han dynasty, but actually he was in power in the ruling and opposition parties, and actually he was an emperor.
Cao Cao died on March 15 in 220 AD at the age of 66.
In 22 1 year, Cao Pi, the eldest son, established the Wei-Han Dynasty, honoring Cao Cao as Wei Wudi. He is the founder of Wei. He has written military works such as The Art of War by Sun Tzu, The Art of War by Sun Tzu, and poems such as Good, Watching the Sea, and Returning to Thinking and Defending.
History books evaluate Cao Cao as a "capable minister of governing the world, a traitor in troubled times" and a "hero in the world"
In the long historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, there are obvious derogatory contents about Cao. However, later scholars thought that this was a deliberate distortion of the facts and did not correctly evaluate Cao Cao. Cao Cao is versatile and flexible in military affairs. He made great contributions to the unification of northern China and the resumption of production at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. As a poet, his poems are full of strength and open-minded.