The Truth Behind History, Starting from the Late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms

The books all record the affairs of princes and princes, but the historical records do not contain human names. As the saying goes, one cannot be poor for three generations, because heirs will be extinct after three generations. In fact, all the people's requirements are very simple, enough to eat and clothed. As long as there is still a mouthful of food, he will let the court squeeze him in every way. As long as the descendants can continue, they will not rebel. Is the truth of history really as recorded in the book? Even if you clearly know the truth of the matter, what can you do? Cao Cao can find any reason to kill the queen, and then let his daughter enter the palace and become the new queen. Does this prevent him from claiming the title of king? Liu Meng was invited by Liu Zhang to enter Yizhou, and used the soldiers, horses, and food provided by Liu Zhang to seize the entire Yizhou. Then he distributed a hundred coins and quickly harvested the money of the people in Sichuan to enrich his own treasury. Did this hinder him from achieving hegemony? Sun Quan first gave his brother the title of king, then he fought with Shu Han in the Wei Dynasty, and then he agreed with Lu Meng to cross the river in white clothes. Did all this hinder him from achieving hegemony? Didn't the people of the late Han Dynasty know all this? Didn't the officials at the end of the Han Dynasty know the truth? Society in the late Han Dynasty also operated in this way, and history still operates in this way. Shi Zhongliang pretended to be rich in glamour, and the palace gate was deceived in the late Han Dynasty. The whole dynasty is full of actors and actresses, how can they dare to speak the truth?