Twelve Constant Attendants in Chaos in Tokyo

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the twelve permanent servants headed by Zhang Rang and Zhao Zhong took control of the government. They sold their official positions in Luoyang, Tokyo, and formed cliques for personal gain. Cao Cao, the newly appointed Northern Wei of Luoyang, used the five-color stick to establish his power and severely punished Uncle Jian Shuo for violating the ban. This offended the eunuch group and was demoted to Dunqiu. After that, He Jin tried to get rid of the Changshi but was killed. Yuan Shao and Cao Cao led their troops into the palace to clean up the palace. The Shichangshi took the emperor and fled. Although most of them were executed, they laid the foundation for greater disaster. The remaining forces colluded with local powerful and foreign forces in an attempt to overthrow the Han Dynasty. Cao Cao repeatedly defeated enemy plots at the border and helped Liu Xie stabilize the political situation. However, the reform affects vested interests, and there are obstructions from aristocratic families inside, border wars outside, and secret organizations secretly causing trouble. In the end, Cao Cao went through the chaos in the Western Regions and the domestic purge, and assisted Liu Xie in promoting ZTE, but he gradually became the pillar of strength in the troubled times, and the serious illness left by the chaos of the Twelve Constant Attendants is still quietly influencing the direction of the world.