Dong Zhuo bullied the Lord, and Cao Cao stabbed him with Wang Yun's seven-star sword. It happened that Dong Zhuo asked Lu Bu to choose a good horse for Cao Cao. After Lu Bu left, Dong Zhuo lay on his side because he couldn't stand sitting for a long time. Cao Cao was about to assassinate him when Dong Zhuo saw him in the mirror.
At this time, Lu Bu has brought the horse back. Cao Cao knelt down and lied about offering a knife to Dong Zhuo to test the horse. When Dong Zhuo woke up, Cao Cao had gone to Luoyang. Cao Caomou failed to stab Dong Zhuo and escaped from the capital. Caught by the county magistrate Chen Gong in zhongmou county. Chen Gong admired his loyalty and deserted.
When he fled to the elevation, the suspicious Cao Cao killed Lv Boshe's family by mistake, and killed the kind Lv Boshe to avoid disaster. Chen Gong saw that Cao Cao was ruthless, but he thought that he had followed him here for his country, killed him for no reason, and abandoned Cao Cao.
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The introduction of the characters in this chapter
1, Dong Zhuo
Dong Zhuo (? -1May 22, 1992), whose name was Ying Zhong, was born in Lintao, Longxi (now Min County, Gansu Province) and Yingchuan. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was a warlord, a powerful minister, and an official to a surname named Hou. At the end of Huan Dynasty, he successively served as the secretariat of Bingzhou and the satrap of Hedong. He took advantage of the war at the end of the Han Dynasty, the court was weak, occupied the capital, abolished the young emperor, established the Han emperor, and took control of the state affairs. Since then, the Eastern Han regime has existed in name only.
Dong Zhuo grew up in Liangzhou and made friends with Qiang people. At the end of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo was levied as Yu, and later Zhang Huan, a corps commander, became an army Sima to crusade against the Qiang people in Hanyang. Dong Zhuo fought fiercely, made great efforts to govern and established the meritorious military service. He also participated in the suppression of the Yellow Scarf Uprising and Liangzhou Uprising successively, which was quite famous.
In the sixth year of Zhong Ping's reign (189), he was called by general blades and Li Si captain Yuan Shaozhi, and led an army to attack ten regular attendants in Beijing. Soon, Beijing was in turmoil, and Dong Zhuo made great contributions to the rescue in Beimang. After returning to Beijing, he came to power.
He recruited Lu Bu to kill Ding Yuan, and soon annexed the forces of two nearby warlords. Later, Dong Zhuo abolished Shaodi, made Liu Xie acceded to the throne (as Emperor of the Han Dynasty), and soon killed Shaodi and He Taihou, arbitrarily ruling the state affairs. It is reported that there are armory soldiers and national treasures here, which are very awesome in the world.
2. Wang Yun
Wang Yun (137- 192) was a Qi man in Taiyuan (now Qixian County, Shanxi Province) (according to the Book of the Later Han Dynasty). Ministers at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Wang Yun was born in an official family.
He/kloc-started to hold public office at the age of 0/9, and his prime was the secretariat of Yuzhou. Wang Yun was forced to live in seclusion because of the failure of the struggle with Zhang Rang, the middle servant. Six years later, He Jin returned to his official position and became a corps commander and Henan Yin.
When He Jin was executed by eunuchs and Dong Zhuo came to power, he replaced Yang Biao as Si Tuleideng. As a diligent local official who loves the people, he was forced to be an official here because of court corruption, thus plotting to assassinate Dong Zhuo. After Dong Zhuo's death, Wang Yun and Lu Bu jointly ruled the state affairs, but Dong Zhuo's remaining parties, Li Jue, Guo Si and Category, led the troops to attack Chang 'an, Lu Bu escaped, and Wang Yun was executed at the age of 56.