Cao Cao took hundreds of thousands of troops to Jingzhou as the prime minister of the Han Dynasty to adjust the leadership team, and arrested Liu Bei, the leader of the left general who abandoned his official position and fled. He also shocked the disobedient generals who attacked the enemy and grasped the unobedient generals, and they were all obedient to the emperor to order the emperor to rebel against the Han Dynasty.
Liu Bei and Sun Quan joined forces to fight off the "Imperial Prime Minister" Cao Cao, and then talked to each other and was appointed as officials: "Liu Bei declared the general of cycling and cavalry, and led the Xuzhou pastor. Be prepared to lead the gang of Jingzhou, and stationed the public security."
Can the "promotion report" of Liu Bei and Sun Quan be sent to the emperor of the Han Dynasty Liu Xie ? Will Prime Minister Cao Cao approve it? Li Ya can think clearly without taking his head out of his heel.
The warlords blew trumpets and carried sedan chairs to win officials and promoted their titles. Later, many times happened: Liu Zhang elected Liu Bei as the Grand Sima and led the Sili lieutenant. Liu Bei elected Liu Zhang to the West General and the Governor of Yizhou. Ma Chao led the list of the above statements to elect Liu Bei as the King of Hanzhong and the Grand Sima...
these "representatives" like the same as the playhouses. However, it was not recognized by the court, and what was really approved by Liu Xie was Cao Cao's report: "Cao Gong declared his power to be the General of the Cavalry, and was appointed as the governor of Jingzhou for the time being, and was appointed as the Marquis of Nanchang. "
Cao Cao asked Liu Xie to appoint Sun Quan as the governor of Jingzhou in order to erect the fire and raise the rice balls to give Liu Bei eye medicine, and instigate the two uncles to fight to the death. He would like to reap the benefits of the fisherman.
Cao Cao pinched his nose and appointed Sun Quan as the governor of Jingzhou. He felt uncomfortable because in the 24th year of Jian'an, he was expected to recover Jingzhou in one fell swoop. Unfortunately, he misunderstood two people and used the wrong person, which lost the great opportunity to wash the revenge of the Red Cliff.
readers may have noticed that Cao Cao took Jingzhou again to regain rather than rob. This is because in the 13th year of Jian'an, Jingzhou had briefly belonged to Cao Cao, and even Huang Zhong was temporarily appointed by Cao Cao as the "fake general".
Battle of Chibi , the four counties of Jingzhou, which originally surrendered to the court, changed their flags under Liu Bei's military pressure: Wuling Prefect Jinxuan , Changsha Han Xuan , Guiyang Prefect Zhao Fan , Lingling Liu Du , all surrendered to Liu Bei without a single arrow, and Huang Zhong also surrendered with Liu Biao's nephew Liu Pan . The so-called Guan Yu Huang Zhong fought in Changsha, which was purely false.
Huang Zhong was just a subordinate officer at that time, and he was still at several levels from Han Xuan - using modern official positions to trap him. Huang Zhong should have been a subordinate of Liu Pan, the security commander of You County, Changsha at that time, and at most he was considered a colonel or brigade general.
The Battle of Chibi made Cao Cao lose control of Jingzhou, and the opportunity for revenge finally appeared in the 24th year of Jian'an: Guan Yu attacked Xiangyang and Fancheng under the jurisdiction of Cao Ren, and encircled the two cities. The main forces in Jingzhou gathered in Xiangfan , and Cao Cao sent Yu Jin to lead the seven armies to prepare to bloom in the center. As long as the main forces of Guan Yu were annihilated, Jingzhou could go down in one go.
Cao Ren guarded Fancheng, Lu Chang defended Xiangyang, but Yu Jin's 30,000 troops were wasted. What was even more embarrassing was that Yu Jin was captured and kowtowed to surrender, which made Cao Cao feel a splitting headache: "I know that ban has been for thirty years, so why do I want to deal with difficulties in the face of danger? It is worse than Pangde !"
Cao Cao used the wrong false statute and left general left. Yu Jin, a ruthless person who only knows how to strictly demand others, even his old friend Changfeng , who rebelled and surrendered, was unceremonious ( Pei Songzhi scolded him for this: "Encircling and surrendering, even if the law is not forgiven; if he is imprisoned and sent to him, it is not a violation of his order. Jin did not hope for the old friends, but instead took the initiative to kill him, and repelled the opinions of the people. Therefore, he was the surrendered captive and added a bad posthumous posthumous posthumous title."), after he was captured, he took the initiative to kowtow and bow to get in touch with him, just to let Guan Yu, who had once been in the army, spared his life for his comrade-in-arms.
Yu Jin may be old, afraid of war and cherishing his life, so he went to Xiangfan front to surrender without fighting in a battle. He was flooded by the surge in Hanshui , which shows that he does not understand astronomy and geography, and is also very poor in life.
The reason why Cao Cao chose Yu Jin as the main general was that he was attracted by his indifferent and unfaithfulness and would not talk merciful to Guan Yu like Zhang Liao and Xu Huang.
Facts have proved that Cao Cao used the wrong person to ban instead of Xu Huang, but it was not right to use Xu Huang. His greed for Xu Huang was also insufficient, so he did not let the battle of Jingxiang, and Guan Yu and Sun Quan suffer both defeats according to Cao Cao's wishes.
The strategic concept of Cao Cao and the counselors was to let Zhang Liao and Xu Huang conduct an armed training, and the soldiers were on the periphery of Xiangfan, and to intimidate Guan Yu to withdraw his troops to fight the attacks with force: "Cao Gong wanted to make Yu and Quan fight, and the post passed the letter of power, so that Cao Ren could shoot Yu with a crossbow."
Cao Cao's abacus was very good, and Sima Yi and Jiang Ji 's judgment was also very accurate. They all expected that Sun Quan would copy Guan Yu's retreat, but Cao Cao obviously overestimated the strategic vision of Xu Huang and Guan Yu. It was precisely because he misread these two people that Xu Huang and Guan Yu fought on the front line of Xiangfan. Xu Huang won, but killed 1,000 enemies and lost 800 of them. After defeating Guan Yu, Xu Huang no longer had the ability to compete with Lu Meng and Lu Xun for other counties in Jingzhou.
Cao Cao took two generals and 30,000 soldiers and finally made a fuss back to the starting point - defending Xiangfan, but failed to occupy an inch of land in Jingzhou, which was equivalent to keeping his underwear, but losing his long gown.
Guan Yu fought very well in the early stage of the Battle of Xiangfan , showing the outstanding military talent of ten thousand enemies. Therefore, Cao Cao confidently handed over the letter from Sun Quan to Guan Yu (the letter and Cao Gong, begging for Yu to help him) to Guan Yu. As a result, Guan Yu committed a taboo in military strategists: "Hesitant to go."
The wise commander should know his willingness to advance and retreat. Guan Yu looked at the exhausted faces of Fan Cheng and Cao Ren who were about to be soaked, and always thought that he could take it down with just a little harder, but he didn't think about how to deal with the two-sided attacks between Cao Cao and Sun Quan after taking down the dilapidated Fan Cheng.
Even if Guan Yu can take Fancheng, he will pick up sesame and lose watermelons - Nanjun Public Security Bureau has successively lost one after another. What is the difference between a ragged Fancheng and Maicheng?
Cao Cao misread Guan Yu and Xu Huang. There is also a causal relationship between the two mistakes: if Xu Huang is not greedy for merit and eager to fight, then Guan Yu will take the initiative to withdraw his troops to fight Lu Meng after receiving the exact news of the loss of Nanjun . The siege of Xiangfan will be resolved without fighting. Guan Yu also has the strength to fight with the Eastern Wu army. No matter who wins and who loses, Zhang Liao and Xu Huang's new forces can clean up the winning side, and the entire territory of Jingzhou will be recovered by Cao Cao.
Zhang Liao may have understood Cao Cao's intentions, so the reinforcements he led were very powerful but slow to act. It was not until the end of the Jingxiang Battle that he arrived at the battlefield. Cao Cao admired Zhang Liao's strategic vision very much. Not only did he greet him personally, but he also increased his troops - Xu Huang was only verbally praised, and the troops under his command were temporarily transferred to his own construction, and Xu Huang did not get any benefits.
The battle in Xiangfan in the 24th year of Jian'an was a risk and opportunity for Cao Cao. When Sun Quan got involved, the risk of being attacked by Guan Yu and Xu Du became an opportunity to recover Jingzhou. Unfortunately, he used Yu Jin in the wrong way and read Guan Yu and Xu Huang incorrectly. This also left us with great imagination: if Yu Jin was not so rude and cowardly, if Guan Yu was not so hesitant, if Xu Huang was not so anxious to fight, let Lu Meng and Guan Yu fight in the Nanjun Public Security Area, and Cao's army came out to pick peaches, who would Jingzhou fall into the end?
