One day, Cao Cao received a letter
It came from the hands of Guan Yunchang, whom he longed for.
He was overjoyed and unfolded the letter.
There is only one sentence in the letter:
[My niece is far more talented than your Cao family's children]
Cao Cao was so angry that he drew his sword and overturned the book case.
One day, on the martial arts field
Zhao Yun was teaching Liu Jiao the art of archery step by step.
Liu Jiao narrowed his eyes and shot an arrow, hitting the target.
Zhao Yun praised: "The arrows made by the female master have the style of Lu Fengxian."
One day, under the city wall
Zhang Fei: "Good niece, my third uncle asked you to scold the formation today - scold his ancestors first!"
Liu Jiao: "Yes, Third Uncle!"
After that, Liu Jiaofei got on his horse, raised his sword and pointed it at the nose of the general who was guarding the city, cursing his ancestors for three days and three nights.
One day, Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang were discussing matters.
Liu Bei asked: "Prime Minister, which one can be entrusted to you, Adou or Ying Lin?"
Liang replied: "Your Majesty, the princess type, the prince type... Liu Jiyu."
Liu Bei raised his hands and laughed: "How good!"
One day, in the court
Minister Qiao Zhou said: "The presence of a female protagonist in the court is not a blessing to the country."
The new emperor smiled and replied: "In the past, Duke Qiao persuaded Liu Jiyu to surrender. Why didn't he say, 'The man is harming the country'?"
After coming to court, Liu Jiao instigated Fei Yi to write an article as a gift to Qiao Zhou, which made Qiao Zhou hide his face and leave in shame.
One day, Zhuge Liang's small post-war classroom
Zhuge Liang: "Jiang Bo asked this person, if he is not used by me, he will definitely be troubled by the Han Dynasty."
Liu Jiao said yes.
The next day, Liu Jiao appointed Jiang Wei as the minister of Huangmen, accompanying him.
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Emperor Zhaowu tabooed arrogance, his courtesy name was Yinglin, the daughter of the late Emperor Bei, and his mother was Queen Gan. There are rare talents, but the late emperor was so surprised that he changed his coquettishness into arrogance, which means the arrogant one. He studied under Zhongwu Houliang. He is tall, well versed in strategy, and good at riding and shooting. The late emperor once addressed his officials and said, "This woman is like me."
In the third year of Zhangwu, the late emperor died in Yong'an, and the imperial edict was passed on to the emperor, who ordered Prime Minister Zhuge Liang to assist him. When the emperor was sixteen years old, he worked diligently in government affairs, worked early and late at night, and practiced martial arts in the school field in the morning, and all the soldiers worshiped him.
In the sixth year of Jianxing's reign, the emperor personally conquered Longyou and used Jiang Wei's plan to defeat Cao Zhen in Jieting, and then settled Liangzhou. The world was amazed.
In the first year of Xiyan, he conquered Chang'an, offered sacrifices to the high temple, sued heaven and proclaimed the system, and changed it to Yongyao in Yuan Dynasty.
In the fifth year of Yongyao's reign, Luoyang was defeated, and Cao Fang surrendered. When the emperor came to the Taiji Hall, Gu said to the officials: "I am not warlike, but the Han thieves are disobedient!" Then he accepted Wei's seal and named Fang Fang the Marquis of Huaiyi.
In the twenty-fifth year of Yongyao's reign, the world was at peace, and both Xianbei and Nanman sent envoys to the dynasty. The emperor ordered Jiang Wei to conquer the unruly ministers and expand the territory thousands of miles away.
In the thirty-third year of Yongyao's reign, General Wei died of illness. The emperor was in great mourning and suspended his court for three days.
In the thirty-fifth year of Yongyao's reign, the emperor fell ill and summoned Prince Yun and Wuxiang Marquis Zhuge Zhan to give instructions on future affairs. He died in Weiyang Palace that night at the age of sixty-six. The imperial edict was buried lightly, and it was collected in time.
His posthumous title is Emperor Zhaowu, his temple name is Mingzong, and he is buried in Changling.
——Excerpt from "Book of Han·Chronicles of Emperor Zhaowu" by Chen Shou of the Han Dynasty
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