Will Liu Bei Welcome the Emperor Xian?
刘备会迎献帝吗
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The status of emperors before and after the Sima family was completely different. Although Liu Xie's current situation is awkward, if pushed too far, he could simply die in the street, and then no one would be laughing. Furthermore, the power of the "golden knife prophecy" has been a headache for emperors throughout history.
I've noticed many people don't understand the true value of Liu Bei's status. In the Han Dynasty, the throne wasn't necessarily passed down to a son. In fact, every member of the Han imperial family had a right to inherit the throne. What constitutes a member of the Han imperial family? Simply put, it's someone whose name is recorded in the imperial edict.
I do not understand!
I don't understand! Everyone's talking about Xiang Yu being trapped at Gaixia, as if this ancient Chengdu in Yizhou is destined to be a doomed place for us! Four hundred years ago, Emperor Gaozu embarked on his journey from Yizhou to begin the great cause of unifying the world. The land of China was thus unified. Wherever Emperor Gaozu's Han army went, the people welcomed him with all their heart.
This is utter nonsense and doesn't make sense. In the late game, Cao Cao had already built up his power. At this point, Liu Xie was actually a troublesome figurehead, completely useless, but still kept around as a figurehead. If Liu Xie ran away at this point, Cao Cao would be completely outmatched. He'd gotten rid of the hot potato, but his officials would still be there.
Liu Xie lived only 11 years longer than Liu Bei, but 30 years shorter than Liu Shan. How could he take over the legacy and unify the country?
After the tripartite division of the Three Kingdoms was established, Liu Xie actually had little chance left. Even for Liu Xie himself, it would have been more valuable for him to be killed by Cao Cao than for him to live. In truth, any of the three powers—Liu Bei, Cao Cao, or Sun Quan—would be better off than the already dilapidated Eastern Han dynasty.
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This topic is not easy to write about. By this time, Liu Bei's power had taken shape. If he were to cause further chaos and purges due to Liu Xie's actions, he would be finished. Holding onto the title of emperor was a real gamble. It was suggested that Liu Bei clearly state that he was Emperor Guangwu, relinquish the right of succession, and allow Liu Bei or Liu Shan to rightfully take over the…
The reason why Liu Xie was still alive and well after the abdication was largely because the Shu Han group claimed that Liu Xie was dead. Only in this way would Cao Wei allow Liu Xie to live, making it easier to morally suppress Shu Han.
Could Liu Bei and Liu Xie have implemented a dual-command system? Why aren't you wearing a helmet while fishing? Sun Quan, Cao Cao, and Liu Bei are all on the verge of going public, and everyone under their command is counting on the dividends from the IPO.
It's not that you can simply choose not to fight. A major problem with Liu Xie's entry is: why should someone like Liu Bei, who has made no contribution, achieved no merit, and has no real power, be allowed to become a major shareholder with the name of a bankrupt Han dynasty corporation? Why should he be the bad guy?
Liu Bei aspired to be Emperor Guangwu of Han. Besides, why should he relinquish the empire he had fought for to someone else?
This Liu Bei is modeled after Yuan Shao, being resourceful but indecisive.