Chapter 157 Xinpi

In 200 AD (the fifth year of Jian'an), Cao Cao and Yuan Shao began to fight. Xu You said, "Cao has few soldiers and concentrates on resisting our army. Xu is guarded by the rest of the people to guard against certain emptiness. If you send a team to advance lightly and attack overnight, you can capture Xudu.

After occupying Xudu, he welcomed the emperor to fight against Cao Cao, and he would be able to catch Cao Cao. If he doesn't disperse immediately, it can also make him unable to take care of both the head and the end. If he is exhausted, he will definitely be defeated. Yuan Shao disagreed and said, "I must catch Cao Cao first."

At this time, someone in Xu You's family violated the law, and the matchkeeper who stayed in Yecheng arrested them. Xu You was furious and defected to Cao Cao.

When Cao Cao heard that Xu You was coming, he came out to welcome him and said happily, "Ziyuan is coming. A big thing can be done!"

Please come and talk with us again. Xu You asked, "How long can your military food last?" Cao Cao replied, "You can still support it for a year."

Xu You said again: "How can there be so many? Seriously!" Cao Cao replied again, "I can still support it for half a year." Xu You said, "Don't you want to defeat Yuan Shao? Why don't you tell the truth?"

Cao Cao said, "I'm just kidding you. In fact, there is only this month's amount of military food left."

Xu You said: "Today, Meng De is alone, with no reinforcements or food. This is a critical survival. Now Yuan's army has grain in Wuchao. Although there are soldiers, they are defenseless. As long as they send light soldiers to attack Wuchao and burn their grain and fodder, Yuan Jun will be defeated in just three days!"

As a result, Yuan Jun was naturally defeated.

In the seventh year of Jian'an (202), Yuan Shao died of illness, and then his two sons, Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang, killed each other in order to compete for the throne.

In the ninth year of Jian'an (204), Cao Cao broke through Ye City and occupied Jizhou. Xu You made contributions, but Xu You credited himself and repeatedly despised Cao Cao. Every time he attended, regardless of the occasion, he called Cao Cao's nickname and said, "Ahi, without me, you have to be in Jizhou."

Cao Cao smiled on the surface and said, "You're right."

But I have a grudge in my heart. Once, Xu You came out of the east gate of Yecheng and said to the left and right, "This family can't enter this door without me." Someone reported to Cao Cao, so Xu You was taken into custody and eventually killed.

Fengji (?-202, Fengyin páng, ancient Tong "pang"),zi yuan map, Nanyang people.

When Yuan Shao escaped from Dong Zhuo's sphere of influence, he went to Jizhou with Fengji and Xu You. Yuan Shao used it to appreciate the wisdom of discipline.

Yuan Shaochu came to Jizhou and relied on Han Fu to provide food.

In the second year of Chuping (191), Fengji proposed to use Gongsun Zan to attack Han Fu. In fact, he proposed that Han Fu and Yuan Shao jointly defend Jizhou. As a result, Yuan Shao successfully countered the guest. In the battle of Guandu, he was ordered to unify the military.

In the fifth year of Jian'an (200), Yuan Shao was defeated in the Battle of Guandu. He regretted not listening to Tian Feng's plan at the beginning. After Tian Feng knew that Yuan Shao was defeated, he made fun of Yuan Shao and did not listen to him.

The trial pair and Fengji had private grudges. After the battle of Guandu, the two sons of the trial match were taken. Some people slandered the trial. Fengji affirmed the solar term of the trial match. Yuan Shao clearly praised Fengji's public and private interests, and Fengji and the trial pair became friends.

In the seventh year of Jian'an, Yuan Shao died, and the trial and the trial secretly changed Yuan Shao's order and appointed Yuan Shang to succeed to the throne.

Yuan Tan could not succeed to the throne and claimed to be a bicycle general and Tun Liyang. Yuan Shang did not give Yuan Tan many soldiers, so that Feng Ji followed. Yuan Tan asked the soldiers to refuse for the trial, and killed Fengji in anger.

Guo Tu (?-205), born in Yingchuan (now Yuzhou, Henan). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was a counselor under Yuan Shao.

In the battle of Guandu, the powerful lord took the opportunity to attack Cao's camp. After the failure of this plan, he blamed Zhang Li and Gao Lan, who led the army to attack Cao's camp, causing the two of them to defect to Cao. After Yuan Shao's death, he served for his eldest son Yuan Tan and was killed by Cao Cao together with Yuan Tan in 205.

Xin Ping (?-204), courtesy name Zhongzhi, Yingchuan Yangzhai, a figure at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Brother of Cao Weiwei and Xinpi. Originally under Han Fu's subordinates, Han Fu turned to assist Yuan Shao after fleeing. After Yuan Shao's death, Xin Ping and Guo Tu wanted to make Yuan Tan the main one, and they were at peace with the trial.

Later, Cao Cao broke Ye, and his brother Xin Pi persuaded him to surrender under the city. The trial officer angrily sent his men to kill the whole family.

Xinpi (?-235), courtesy name Zuoji, Yingchuan Yangzhai.

Originally living in Longxi (the county seat is now Lintao County, Gansu Province). During the Jianwu period of Emperor Guangwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, his ancestors moved east. At the beginning, Xin Pi followed his brother Yuan Shao.

After the battle, Yuan Tan, the son of Yuan Shao.

In the tenth year of Jian'an (205), Cao Cao eliminated Yuan Tan, Yuan Shang and Yuan Xi led the remnants to flee to Wuhuan, and Hebei was included in Cao Cao's sphere of influence. He valued Xin Pi's talent, went to the court, worshipped Xin Pi as a councilor, and also served as a waiter.

In the 21st year of Jian'an (216), Cao Cao became the king of Wei. Xin Pi served as the servant of the King of Wei as Han Yilang and Shizhong.

At that time, Cao Cao was hesitant about who was appointed as the prince of the king of Wei.

Cao Pi grew up with his age, Cao Zhi was favored with his talent, and the ministers of civil and martial arts had their own direction. Xin Pi insisted on the etiquette of the direct governor of the country and firmly supported the establishment of Cao Pi.

The next year, after Cao Pi was appointed as the crown prince of the king of Wei, he was complacent and put his arms around Xin Pi's neck and said, "Do you know Mr. Xin? I'm so happy!" Xin Pi couldn't help but be stunned by Cao Pi's behavior.

In 220 AD, Cao Cao died of illness, and the crown prince Cao Pi succeeded to the throne as the king of Wei. Shi Xinpi, the servant of the king of Wei and the prime minister of the Han Dynasty, contacted Cao Pi to persuade him to be emperor on behalf of the Han Dynasty.

Cao Pi had this intention for a long time and soon forced Emperor Xian of Han to abdicate. Cao Pi established the State of Wei, and Xin Pi was also awarded the title of Marquis of Guan Nei and served as a servant.

In the first year of Huang Chu (220), Cao Pi, Emperor Wen of Wei, wanted to migrate 100,000 families from Jizhou to Luoyang. At that time, there were years of drought, locust plague, and severe famine in the Central Plains.

The ministers all thought that it was not appropriate to do this in the year of famine. Cao Pigang was self-serving and went his own way.

Xinpi, who served as a servant, resolutely objected and advised again to let Emperor Wen take back his order.

Cao Pi said angrily to Xin Pi, "I don't want to talk to you about this."

Xin Pi said calmly, "Since your majesty doesn't think I am unworthy, let me go with you. The discussion of the secret room and the theory of the court should be eager to deal with it for the ministers. How can your majesty discuss it with different ministers? What's more, what I'm talking about is not a personal matter. It's about the safety of the community. I can't but say it!"

Emperor Wen was speechless and stood up to go back to the harem. Xin Pi grabbed his clothes and did not let go. Emperor Wen took back his clothes and returned to the palace.

After a while, his anger subsided a little and he came out to scold Xin Pi: "Zoji, why are you struggling against me?"

Xinpi said sincerely: "In these famine years, they were forcibly relocated to Henan without food to relieve them, which will make them resentful and lose people's hearts, so I have to strive to take back your Majesty's life!"

Finally, Emperor Wen ordered to move 50,000 households, which could not be said to be the result of Xin Pi's struggle. Nevertheless, it was still a huge migration of people, which brought great difficulties to the migratory people.

Wei Wendi likes to hunt. Once when he was a follower, Emperor Wen said, "I'm so happy to hunt!"

Xinpi said, "I'm very happy for your majesty, and I'm suffering with you." After that, Emperor Wen rarely shot.

In the third year of Huang Chu (222), Emperor Wen of Wei ordered General Cao Zhen to send troops to attack Wu and attack Jiangling, a military town in Eastern Wu. Jiangling couldn't capture it for a long time, but the Wei army withdrew to the north because of the rising Yangtze River. At this time, Xin Pi was awarded the title of Guangping Pavilion Marquis and still served as a waiter.

In the fifth year of Huang Chu (224), Emperor Wen of Wei was ready to go on a personal expedition and attack Wu. Xin Pi tried his best to dissuade him. He pointed out that when the world was first decided, he would raise troops, which was bound to destroy the social economy that had just been restored.

In those years, Cao Cao had many expeditions to the south, but they were not effective due to the obstruction of rivers, seas and lakes. Nowadays, the military power is not stronger than in those years. It is better to let the people rest and recuperate. On the day when the people are rich and the country is strong, they can destroy Wu in one fell swoop.

But his suggestion was rejected by Wei Wendi. As a result, 100,000 soldiers fought for several years, but still looked at Jiang Xing and returned with no success.

In the seventh year of Huang Chu (226), Emperor Wei Wen died of illness and Emperor Wei Ming succeeded to the throne.

Xin Pijin was awarded the title of Marquis of Yingxiang. At that time, Liu Fang, the Chinese book supervisor, and Sun senior were favored by Emperor Wei Ming. They ruled the government, and the ministers of the court one after another.

Xinpi refused to be attached to the situation, and never pretended to use words. His son Xin Chang was afraid that his father would be framed by slander, so he persuaded him to have a good relationship with Liu Fang and Sun Zi, and was severely reprimanded by him.

In the second year of Qinglong (234), Shu Han Zhuge Liang came out of Qishan and attacked Wei. Wei Mingdi ordered General Sima Yi to lead the army to resist.

When the two armies faced each other, Sima Yi waited for work with ease, and Zhuge Liang repeatedly challenged him and ignored him. Later, Zhuge Liang sent someone to send women's clothes to Sima Yi to stimulate him to go out of the camp.