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Brief introduction of Cao Cao
Cao Cao

Word: Meng De

Time: 155——220 (Shou 66)

Native place: Peiguoqiao County, Yanzhou (now Bozhou, Anhui)

Official position: Prime Minister

Posthumous title: King Wu.

Merit: Unifying the North.

Family members: father: Cao Song, wife: Ding, Liu and Bian, and sons: Cao Pi, Cao Zhi, Cao Zhang, Cao Xiong, Cao Chong, Cao Yu and Cao Ang.

Historical chronology:

/kloc-in 0/75, Cao Cao was promoted to Xiaolian, awarded the Northern Commandant of Luoyang, later changed to Dunqiuling, and later recruited as a negotiator.

/kloc-in 0/84, Emperor Han Ling named Cao Cao as a captain on horseback to suppress the Yellow Scarf Uprising in Yingchuan area (now Yuxian County, Henan Province). He was promoted to Jinan for military service, serving for three years, punishing corrupt officials and banning prostitution.

/kloc-in 0/87, Cao Cao offended the powerful and was reduced to the eastern county satrap, so he said he was ill and resigned. Jizhou secretariat of Wang Fen, Nanyang, and others wanted to abolish the spirit emperor, and invited Cao to oppose Han, but Cao refused.

/kloc-in 0/88, Cao Cao was appointed as the commander of the canon army in Xiyuan, the capital of Luoyang.

/kloc-in 0/89, Dong Zhuo entered the DPRK with exclusive power, indicating that Cao Cao was a captain of Xiaoqi. Cao Cao refused to win over Dong Zhuo, changed his name and surname, passed the customs, was arrested halfway, and was later released. He went to Chenliu to recruit volunteers and prepared to crusade against Dong Zhuo. In December, Cao Cao took up an army in Wu Ji County (now southeast of Suixian County), with 5,000 soldiers.

/kloc-in the first month of 0/90, Yuan Shu, Han Fu, Kong Zhou, Liu Dai, Wang Kuang, Yuan Shao, Zhang Miao, Qiao Huan, Yuan Yi, Bao Xin and others responded to the call, and at the same time, they set out to crusade against Dong Zhuo, pushing Yuan Shao as the leader and Cao Cao as the general of the division. In February, Dong Zhuo burned Luoyang and moved the capital to Chang 'an. On the sidelines, Cao Cao fought alone and was defeated by Xu Rong of Dong Zhuo. Cao Cao was wounded by an arrow and was forced to leave the team. After the disintegration of the vassal Coalition, Cao Cao refused to win over Yuan Shao and began to develop his power independently.

19 1 year, Cao Cao led his troops to Dong Jun, and defeated the Heishan thieves in Puyang (now southwest of Puyang, Henan). Yuan Shao motioned for Cao Cao to be the satrap of Dong Jun and take charge of Dongwuyang.

/kloc-in the spring of 0/92, Cao Cao wiped out the heishan thieves and the Xiongnu Yu Fuluo department. Bao Xin and others went to Dongjun to meet Cao Cao and led Yanzhou to graze. Cao Cao invaded the Yellow Scarf to the east of Shouzhang (now southwest of Dongping County, Shandong Province). In winter, Cao Cao received more than 300,000 soldiers from the Yellow Scarf Army and named them Qingzhou soldiers. Yuan Shao's Yuan Shu brothers disagreed. Gongsun Zan assisted Yuan Shu and ordered Liu Beitun to go to Gaotang. After the wasteland plain and Tao Qian Tunfa, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao joined forces to attack the Third Route Army and won.

/kloc-in the spring of 0/93, Cao Cao repeatedly defeated Yuan Shu, and Yuan Shu trounced the Huai River and Huai River, and Cao Cao returned to the army. In autumn, Cao Cao Jun conquered Tao Qian and captured more than ten cities in a row, but Tao Qian did not dare to defend the city.

/kloc-in the spring of 0/94, Cao Cao's father Cao Song was killed by Tao Qian, and Cao Cao wanted to avenge his father. In the summer, Cao Jun attacked Xuzhou, and the Zongjun massacre tens of thousands of people, capturing the original state (now Lianshui County, Jiangsu Province). Lu Bu, Zhang Miao and Chen Gong attacked Cao Cao. Cao Jun turned around and fought with Lu Bu, and lost to the cavalry of Lu Bu. Cao Cao was burned to death. Cao Jun confronted Lyu3 bu4 for more than one hundred days, and Lyu3 bu4' s stores were withdrawn. In September, Cao Cao returned to Juancheng. In October, Cao Cao Jun went to Dong 'e (now Dong 'e Town, Pingyin County). At that time, locusts were frequent and rations were scarce.

/kloc-in the spring of 0/95, Cao Jun attacked Dingtao. In summer, Cao Cao used an ambush to break Lu Bu's army, and Lu Bu took refuge in Liu Bei. In August, Cao surrounded (now Qixian County, Henan Province). In October, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty worshipped Cao Cao as the shepherd of Yanzhou. 12 months, was breached, Juck Zhang committed suicide, and Cao and Zhang Miao were killed. Zhang Miao was also killed, Yanzhou pacified, Cao slightly Chen (Huaiyang and other places).

/kloc-in the first month of the spring of 0/96, Cao captured Wuping. Cao Cao sent Cao Hongxi to see Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, but the rebellion failed. In February, Cao Cao marched into He Yi, Liu Pi, Huang Jun and Bowman. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty worshiped Cao Wei as General Jiande. In June, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty took Cao Cao Festival as a festival to record history. In September, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty made Cao Cao a general and Wu Pinghou. Cao Cao forced Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty to move to Xu (now Xuchang, Henan Province), and began to hold the emperor as a vassal to command the military and political power of the imperial court. In October, Cao Cao conquered Yang Feng. Cao Cao asked the general and Yuan Shao to perform their respective duties and get on the general. Cao Cao began to plow the fields. Liu Beijun was defeated by Lu Bu, and Cao Cao accepted Liu Bei.

/kloc-in the first month of the spring of 0/97, Cao Cao attacked Wancheng and Zhang Xiu surrendered. Later, he broke his word and got into a fight with Cao Jun, and he was defeated. Cao Ang, the eldest son of Cao Cao, and Cao Anmin, his nephew, died in battle. Cao Cao led the troops and danced in the shadows (now northwest of Biyang, Henan Province), then defeated Zhang Xiujun and made many capitals. Yuan Shu wanted to be emperor, and Cao Cao sent troops to fight Yuan Shujun. The last few were attacked by Liu Biao and Zhang Xiujun. In November, Cao Cao led his army south to Wancheng, defeated Liu Biao's army and captured Huyang and Wuyin. (Populus euphratica and Wan are also Populus euphratica and Wan in Henan today)

/kloc-in the first month of the spring of 0/98, Cao Cao returned to the army and set up a strategist to offer wine. In March, Cao surrounded (now Dengxian County, Henan Province). In May, Liu Biao sent troops to save Zhang Xiu, and Cao Jun was attacked before and after, so he dug a dangerous tunnel in the middle of the night, crossed the trench, set up Indiana Jones, and defeated the Liu Zhang Coalition forces. Lu Bu and Gao Shun defeated Liu Bei together. In September, Cao Cao personally surrendered Lu Bu. In October, Cao Jun massacre Pengcheng (now Xuzhou) and besieged Xiapi (now xuzhou east). Cao Cao used the stratagem of Xun You and Guo Jia to fill the city with the water of four barbarians, which lasted for more than a month, and Pi City was broken. Cao Cao executed Lu Bu, Chen Gong and others, and took in Cang Ba and other generals.

1April, 1999, Cao Cao marched into He Lin (now He Lin County, Inner Mongolia) and made a major breakthrough. In August, Cao Cao marched into Liyang (now Xunxian County, Henan Province). In September, Cao Cao returned to Xudu and divided his troops to guard Guandu. In November, Zhang Xiu surrendered and was made a Liehou. In December, Cao Caobing sent Guandu. Liu Xun, the satrap of Lujiang River, led many people to surrender, making him a Liehou. Liu Bei and Dong Cheng conspired against Cao Cao, while Cao Jun, Liu Dai and Wang Zhongbu attacked Liu Bei and failed.

In the first month of the spring of 200 AD, Dong Cheng and others secretly plotted against Cao Cao and were executed after their failure. Cao Jun conquered Liu Bei and won. Liu Bei defected to Yuan Shao, Cao Cao surrendered to Guan Yu, captured Liu Bei's family and returned to Guandu. In February, Yuan Shaopa sent Guo Tu, Chunyu Qiong, Yan Liang and others to attack Ada, the satrap of Dong Jun, and Yuan Shaoling led the troops to Liyang. In April, Cao Jun rescued Ada from Xun You, defeated Yuan in Baima, killed Yan Liang, and solved the siege of Baima. In pursuit of Yuan crossing the river, Cao Cao defeated Yuan in the south, beheaded Wen Chou, and returned to the river. Yuan entered Baoyang Wu, and Guan Yu returned to Liu Bei's camp. In August, Yuan Shao confronted Cao Cao for dozens of miles. Yuan entered Guandu and built a tunnel with heaped-up mountains. Cao Cao also built a tunnel with heaped-up mountains. Sun Ce took advantage of the turbulent situation in Guandu to attack Xudu, but was killed by an assassin before sending troops. Cao Cao used Xun You's plan to send Huang Xu and Shi Huan to burn Yuan Shao's grain ship. In October, Yuan Shao sent a car to transport grain, and sent Chunyu Qiong and other five-member generals to lead the troops and escort more than 10,000 people, staying four miles north of Yuan. Yuan Shao's counselor Xu You defected to Cao Cao and offered to burn grain. Cao Cao led 5,000 men to attack Chunyu Qiong at night, and his foot soldiers fought to the death to defeat Yuan and behead Chunyu Qiong and other generals. Yuan Shao sent Zhang He and Gao Lan to attack Cao Cao's camp. Zhang and Senior Two will learn that Chunyu Qiong's department has been broken and surrender to Cao Cao. Yuan was defeated, and Yuan Shao and his eldest son, Yuan Tan, fled in haste.

In May of 20 1 year, Yuan Shao died of illness. In September, Cao Cao conquered the remnants of Yuan Shao's second son, but Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang suffered repeated defeats and wars, so they could not hold on.

In March 2003, Yuan Tan and Yuan were defeated. In April, Cao Cao invaded Ye (now Anyang). In May, Cao Jun returned to Xudu and left Jia Xin in Liyang. In August, Cao Cao conquered Liu Biao. Yuan Shao's two sons fought, but Yuan Tan lost and took refuge in Cao Cao. 10, back to the north, Yuan was defeated.

In February 2004, Cao Jun attacked Yecheng. In May, Cao Cao decided to fill the city with water, and most people in the city starved to death. In July, jun defeated Yuan Shang reinforcements. In August, when Yecheng was cleared, Cao Cao killed Shen Pei, mourned Yuan Shao and treated his family well. In September, Cao Cao was exempted from tax in Hebei for one year, and Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty named Cao Cao as a priest in Jizhou. In December, Cao Cao marched into Nanpi to rectify the local situation.

In the first month of 205, Cao defeated Yuan Tan, Yuan Tan died, and Cao surrendered to Jizhou. In April, Zhang Yan, a black mountain thief, led more than 100,000 troops to surrender to Cao Cao, and was named as a Liehou. In August, Cao Cao conquered Wuwan.

In the first month of 2006, Cao conquered Yuan Shaozhi's nephew near Huguan, and Gao Qian was defeated and later killed. In August, Cao conquered the Pirate Management Department and won.

In 2007, Cao Cao went from Guojiaji to Wuwan in three northern counties. Cao Jun was blocked by the Bohai Sea, so he led his troops out of Lulongsai (now xifengkou, Hebei Province to Lengkou) and marched into Liucheng (now southwest of Chaoyang, Liaoning Province). In August, he climbed the White Wolf Mountain, and Cao won a great victory in the battle of Wuhuan, slaying King Tadun of Wuhuan, and Hu Han surrendered to more than 200,000 troops. In September, Gongsun Kang killed Yuan Shang and Yuan, and Cao Cao unified the north.

In 208, Cao Cao returned to Yecheng to build Xuanwu Pool to practice the water army. In June, Cao Cao was appointed Prime Minister. In July, Alvin Liu Biao. In August, Liu Biao died, and his youngest son, Liu Cong, lived in Xiangyang, while Liu Bei lived in Fancheng. In September, Cao Cao Jun went to Xinye, Liu Cong surrendered, Liu Bei fled to Xiakou, and Cao Cao marched into Jiangling. In December, the Chibi War, Cao did not learn water warfare, and the plague prevailed. Defeated by Sun Quan and Liu Bei in Chibi, he was forced to retreat.

In 2009, he managed the water conservancy army, consolidated his power, stabilized the political situation in the north, set up Yangzhou county magistrate and opened wasteland.

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2 1 1 year, Taiyuan Tang Yao and others rebelled, and Cao Cao sent peace to encircle them. In March, Cao Cao sent Zhong You to crusade against Zhang Lu. Ma Chao and Han Sui rose up and rebelled. Cao Cao sent Coss to crusade, Ma Chao and others camped in Tongguan, and Cao Cao ordered that it should not be strictly observed. In July, Cao Cao made a western expedition to Ma Chaojun and sent Huang Xu and Zhu Ling to Pugujin at night, with Hexi as the camp. Cao Cao went north from Tongguan, Ma Chao stopped Cao Jun, and Cao Cao was rescued by a captain Ding Fei. Cao Cao Jun refused to enter the Weihe River, set up more suspicious soldiers, secretly used ships to transport soldiers into the Weihe River, and built a pontoon bridge. He divided his troops and camped in Weinan at night, and Ma Chao robbed the camp at night, which was broken by Cao Cao's ambush. Ma Chao and others settled in Weinan and made peace with Cao Cao, who refused. In September, Cao Cao crossed the river, alienating Ma Chao and Han Sui, winning the Kansai Army and Ma Chao defeating Liangzhou. In October, Cao Cao went north to Yang Qiu, besieged and settled, and Yang Qiu surrendered.

In 2 12, Cao Cao returned to yecheng. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty ordered Cao Cao to praise the unknown and not to enter the DPRK. He took his sword to the temple to imitate the story of Xiao He in the early Han Dynasty. In October, Cao Cao conquered Sun Quan again.

In 2 13, Cao Cao marched straight into ruxu, breached Sun Quan's camp in Jiangxi, and captured Sun Quanjun's commander-in-chief Gongsun Yang alive. Fourteen states of China merged and became Kyushu. In May, Cao Cao was named Wang Wei. In July, Cao Cao began to build the Wei ancestral hall. In September, Cao Cao got off the station and dug a canal to draw water into Baigou and Qinghe. In October, Cao Cao divided Wei county into east and west, and appointed a captain. In November, Cao Cao appointed Shangshu, Shizhong and Liu Qing.

In the first month of 2 14, Xia fought Ma Chao and Han Sui and won. In March, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was made a vassal and changed to Jin, Zhou and Zhou as kings. In July, Cao Cao conquered Sun Quan again. Calm Liangzhou in summer. In November, Fu Shi, the queen of the Han Dynasty, was deposed and executed by Cao Cao.

In 2 15, Cao Cao's daughter was made queen by Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty. In March, Cao Cao marched west to Zhang Lu. In May, Cao Jun wiped out Bian Wang Dou Maojun. In July, Cao Junbing arrived in Yangping, attacked Yangpingguan at night and was defeated by Zhang. Zhang Lu fled Bazhong, and Cao entered Nanzheng to recover Pakistan and Han. In August, Sun Quan surrounded Hefei, and Zhang Liao and Li Dian defeated Sun Quan's army. In November, Zhang Lu surrendered, and was named as a Liehou.

In 2 16, Cao Cao plowed the fields alone. In May, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty became Cao Cao Jue as Wang Wei. In October, Cao Cao conquered Sun Quan again.

In 2 17, Cao Cao marched into Tunxi, Jiangxi. Sun Quan built a city in Ruzhou and refused to defend it. Cao Jun forced him to attack, but Sun Quan retreated. In March, Cao Cao led his army back to the north. In April, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty ordered Cao Cao to set up the emperor's flag, calling it the police chariot (the chariot and road for the emperor to travel). In May, Cao Cao built Pan Palace. In October, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty ordered Wang Wei to wear twelve plaques in his official hat, ride a golden-root cart and six horses, and configure a five-hour auxiliary cart, making Cao Pi Prince Wei.

In 2 18, Jiben, an imperial doctor of Han Dynasty, rebelled with Ji Geng of Shaofu and Wei Huang of Sizhi, and was defeated and killed. In March, Zhang Fei and Ma Chao were defeated and fled to Hanzhong. Wu Lan, the general of Shu Han, was killed. In April, there was no rebellion in Dai Jun and Shanggu 50,000, which was quickly suppressed by Cao Jun. In July, Cao Cao led an army and marched on Liu Bei. In September, Cao Caobing went to Chang 'an. In October, Wancheng Shoujiang Hou Yin and others rebelled.

In 2 19, Cao Renbu slaughtered Wancheng and killed Hou Yin. Xia and Liu Bei fought in Yangping and were killed by Liu Beijun. In March, Cao Cao Jun went out of Chang 'an and reached Hanzhong, but Liu Bei refused to keep it. In May, Cao Cao led his troops back to Chang 'an. In July, Cao Cao made his wife Bian Shi the queen. In August, the Hanshui River soared and Yujin was defeated by Guan Yu. Guan Yu besieged Coss, and Cao Cao sent Huang Xu to save him. In October, Cao Cao conquered Guan Yu from Luoyang, but before the army arrived, Huang Xu had already broken Guan Yu's army, and Coss was able to clear the way.

In 220, Cao Cao returned to Luoyang, where Sun Quan attacked and killed Guan Yu and dedicated his head to Cao Cao. 1 month 23rd, Cao Cao died in Luoyang, and on February 2nd1day, Cao Cao was buried in Gaoling.