Marten is immortal, and the Han Dynasty is immortal. How did Marten die?

First of all, Ma Teng was killed by Cao Cao when he participated in the Zhao incident.

Ma Teng is a warlord in Xiliang. At that time, Cao Cao was powerful, basically the first force in the north. He is more enthusiastic about Toyota. In fact, at that time, everyone wanted to fight for the world, but everyone had a bad reputation. After all, the son of heaven is in Cao Cao's hands, and Cao Cao can be said to crusade against people for the son of heaven. On the surface, Marten believes in Cao Cao, but he has been playing tricks behind his back. At that time, Emperor Xian of Han secretly met Dong Cheng and told him how Cao Cao abused him.

So Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty made an imperial edict and asked Dong Cheng to find someone to oppose Cao Cao, including Ma Teng and Liu Bei. Later, things happened. Dong Cheng and others were executed, and Cao Cao called Marten into Beijing on the grounds of discussing state affairs. Marten knew it was a good thing, but there was nothing he could do. If he doesn't go, Cao Cao will kill him. So I took my eldest son to Xudu to make gardenias. Sure enough, Marten and his eldest son died soon. After Marten's death, his son Ma Chao and his uncle Han Sui rebelled together and were finally destroyed by Cao Cao's deviance. Ma Chao finally took refuge in Liu Bei, and Ma Shi withdrew from the battle of princes.

Second, Marten was not the savior of the Han Dynasty, and the demise of the Han Dynasty was inevitable.

Marten is immortal, and the Han Dynasty is immortal. This sentence is actually a joke and can't be taken seriously. Ma Teng's participation in the Zhao incident does not show how loyal he is to Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty or the Han Dynasty. If Marten was loyal to the Han Dynasty, why didn't he welcome the emperor when he was in trouble? At that time, the son of heaven escaped from Chang 'an and went to Luoyang. Luoyang was burned, of course, and everything was ashes. However, none of the local governors wanted to keep the emperor for himself, only Cao Cao wanted to.

Cao Cao received great benefits after welcoming the son of heaven, and everyone was jealous. He discovered the importance of the son of heaven and felt how important it was to be famous. Therefore, Ma Teng's participation in the imperial edict does not mean that he is loyal to the Han Dynasty. He just wants to learn fame and make plans for his future. I just didn't expect it to happen so soon. And the Han dynasty has existed in name only. Not an inch of land belongs to the Han Dynasty, and no army actually belongs to the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty perished. It's just a name, not his mink.