Why did Cao Cao rush to execute the queen?

Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, was the first son of heaven in the Eastern Han Dynasty. There is nothing wrong with observing what he has done all his life. Unfortunately, his untimely birth coincided with the yellow turban insurrectionary peasant uprising, natural and man-made disasters, and the country and the nation were devastated. As his woman, there must be no good consequences, and most of them have become victims of political struggles. The Queen Fu who was killed by Cao Cao is a very typical example.

In the first year of Ping in the early Han Dynasty (A.D. 190), Dong Zhuo rebelled, burned the capital Luoyang and moved the capital to Chang 'an. Liu Xie, the eleven-year-old son of heaven, as the son of heaven, can't live without a man. Therefore, Wan Fu, a waiter at that time, sent his daughter Fu Shou to the palace to be a Zhu Xi for Liu Xie. Five years later, she became a queen.

At that time, Queen Fu was just a little girl who was not sensible. Since following the little emperor, she has often been displaced. She wears coarse clothes and eats mainly dry food and wild fruits. As a member of the royal family, she has no dignity at all. According to historical records, once, because she was holding a few pieces of silk in her hand, she was seen by the demonstrators. These people immediately came to fight for it, for which she also killed the queen's entourage, so that the civilians she was wearing were splashed all over by them.

Later, Cao Cao welcomed Liu Xie to Xudu (Xu Xian County). Perhaps because of my political needs, Liu Xie appointed Wan Fu, the father-in-law, as the assistant general and the third division. But the situation at that time was that the military and political power was Cao Cao's, so Wan Fu was very wise at this time and was not ordered. Instead, he begged to be a doctor in a middle school. Since then, although he has also held some powerful positions, such as "riding a captain", he only mastered the palace.

In the 19th year of Jian 'an (AD 2 14), one day, Cao Cao suddenly issued a statement, saying that Queen Fu had written a letter, saying that he had witnessed Cao Cao kill Dong and wanted to find a way to get rid of Cao Cao as a thief. Cao Cao intercepted this secret letter and wanted to punish Queen Fu. History has always had two questions about this letter, which I summarized for entertainment in the past:

This so-called secret letter was written in the fifth year of Jian 'an (AD 200). Fourteen years have passed. At that time, Queen Fu was just a teenage girl. Let's not talk about whether a teenage girl has the courage and insight to do so. Even if she did, how could a young girl have the ability to do it? Besides, Wan Fu is dead, and honest men tell no tales.

Queen Er Fu and Liu Xie were both in trouble, displaced and tit for tat when they were young, and they developed a cautious mentality. When the opportunity is not mature, they should not be bold, and the situation at that time basically did not have any favorable conditions.

Then the trouble is coming. In that case, why did Cao Cao rush to get justice for the queen? The academic point of view has always been that Cao Cao did this to stabilize his rights. Since the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, most of the imperial affairs were controlled by eunuchs and consorts, which simply constituted laws and regulations. The purpose of Cao Cao's doing this is to eliminate all threats to his dominant position and avoid the scene of consorts doing business again.

After the story is finished, everyone is familiar with it. Cao Cao ordered Hua Xin to lead the troops into the palace to seize Fushou, and Hua Xin personally went from? Fu Shou, who was hiding here, was found in the wall. He grabbed his hair with his hand. He walked past Liu Xie, the son of heaven, with a high voice. Fushou cried and said to Liu Xie, "Please save your concubine!" The son of heaven can only respond: "You are still on the road. I don't know when I will die, how can I save you! " Fu Shou was killed by Cao Cao at this point.

There is a poem describing the relationship between Liu and Empress Fu. "The emperor and queen in Zhaoyang Temple are not as good as the official wives and concubines." The meaning is clear, that is, the emperor and queen in the magnificent palace are not as lucky and stable as the most common couple in the official, which is the greatest irony.

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