Gaoping joke

The ending of stealing Sima's family can be said to be very tragic. After Emperor Wu of Song reached the summit, the Sima family was eradicated, massacred on a large scale, and the family was ruined. Sima family also became the only dynasty that was extinct in ancient history. Anyone who has read history books should know that Sima Yi can be said to be a very scheming person. He succeeded in killing his competitors by forbearance and longevity, and later succeeded in seizing power by coup, but it was not so much forbearance and longevity as thick-skinned and vicious.

According to relevant historical records, the de facto usurpation of the throne of Sima family began with the change of Gao Pingling, that is, after the coup, Sima family formally mastered the Cao Wei regime, which laid a solid foundation for future generations. However, looking at the whole process of the coup in Ping Ling, we can easily find that Cao Shuang actually didn't have any personal grudge against Sima Yi, and he didn't destroy Sima Yi when he seized power before. Unfortunately, Cao Shuang was a clan aristocrat, and he was not as wily as Sima Yi from the beginning, so that Sima Yi finally succeeded in seizing power with 3,000 dead people.

At first, Sima Yi could not beat Cao Shuang, so in order to paralyze Cao Shuang, Sima Yi always sent his elders to surrender. Sima Yi himself swore to waterinfo that as long as Cao Shuang handed over the relieving, he wouldn't kill him. In fact, Cao Shuang didn't believe Sima Yi at first, and then more and more people surrendered. Slowly, Cao Shuang believed Sima Yi's words, but at the end of Cao Shuang's head, Sima Yi went back on his word and killed Cao Shuang directly. This shows that Sima Yi is actually a sinister villain.

Over time, Sima's family soon suffered, and it happened shortly after Sima's rule? Eight Kings Rebellion? . The war lasted 16 years, and even the Western Jin Dynasty was destroyed. No way, Sima Yi's descendants had to cross the river to establish the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south, but after Emperor Wu of Song reached the summit, Sima Jia was uprooted. ?