The last three kingdoms

Chapter 1128 Ma Dai Inexplicably Disappeared

Combined with Jiang Wei's previous performances, Liu Yin can only attribute it to the fact that he has an enmity with Jiang Wei. Of course, this enmity is not forged by himself, maybe it is the enmity that already existed between his parents.

Jiang Wei is not an open-minded person. Liu Yin knows this very well. Jiang Wei is a man who likes to make a name for himself. Wei has nothing to do with it, and that doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

The assassination of Fei Yi was a major event for the political arena of the Shu Han Dynasty, but in terms of its essence, it is hard not to doubt the motive of the assassin Guo Xun.

If it is said that Guo Xun was appointed by the state of Wei, judging from the performance of the court of the state of Wei before and after the assassination, it seems that he knew nothing about it. What's more, he killed a conservative big pigeon and replaced him with a combatant. The eagle is not in the interests of Wei State at all.Purely from Guo Xun's point of view, whether he succeeds or fails, he must die. This kind of behavior is completely in line with the style of a dead man, who goes to die generously and never looks back.

Here Jiang Weiyin raised the dead, and Guo Xun stabbed Fei Yi to death there, and this Guo Xun happened to be a prisoner brought back by Jiang Wei from the Battle of Xiping. wisps of contact.

Take a look at how the annals of the Three Kingdoms recorded the successor of this incident: In the spring of 16, Yi died.In Xia, Wei led tens of thousands of people out of Shiying.In just a few dozen words, Jiang Weina's eager joy was clearly evident, and everyone on the road knew it.During the period when Fei Yi was in power, Jiang Wei's military operations were greatly curbed. The number of troops sent to him was often less than [-]. Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition was very difficult. , that is a strange thing.Sufficient motives, an inseparable killer, all this makes sense to say that Jiang Wei is innocent?
Although this has been a public case that has been covered in dust for many years, and with Guo Xun's death on the spot, it will be over, but many people still remember it fresh, and now Liu Yin feels a little shudder when he savors it.

Fei Yi's death, in the final analysis, died of interests and power struggles. Today, the Ji Han court seems to be following in the footsteps of those years. To perish?

What Liu Yin can't forget is that when he first met Jiang Wei, Jiang Wei's eyes were surprised after he heard about his identity. Liu Yin will never forget the resentment and hatred in his eyes.

What kind of enmity will Jiang Wei have with his parents?

It stands to reason that his father was Anping Wang Liuli, who passed away very early, not to mention that he has been staying in the Anping Palace in Chengdu, and Jiang Wei is serving in the frontier of the army. It seems that the two should not have any festivals. .So, is it because the mother's Ma family has an enmity with Jiang Wei?
That was even more impossible. His mother, Princess Ma, had only one younger brother, Ma Cheng, who inherited Ma Chao's title, but died before reaching adulthood.As for Ma Chao, Ma Chao died the second year after Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, while Jiang Wei returned to Han in the sixth year of Jianxing, that is, five years after Ma Chao's death, during Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition. The two never met. , let alone any grievances.

Thinking of this, Liu Yin suddenly remembered that Ma Chao had another younger brother, Ma Dai, who had been serving in the army. Could it be that he and Jiang Wei had some kind of grievance?

Speaking of Ma Dai, Liu Yin will naturally not forget Wei Yan's death. After Zhuge Liang's death, Wei Yan and Yang Yi fought for power. For General Pingbei, Chen Canghou.

However, the records about Ma Dai seem to end here. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms has never written a biography for him. No one knows when and why Ma Dai died.

When Liu Yin was reborn, it was already the end of the Three Kingdoms period, and when Shu was about to perish, he naturally took care of when Ma Dai died. Now that he thinks about it, it was when Ma Dai served in front of Zhuge Liang's army. Any kind of hostility would have caused Jiang Wei to be more hostile to the Ma family.

Although I feel that this kind of speculation is relatively unreliable, it is the only reasonable explanation that Liu Yin can give now. It is very difficult to even find someone who knew Ma Dai, let alone understand the details of the time.

So Liu Yin decided to go home and ask Princess Ma, maybe she knew how Ma Dai died, and what was the grievance with Jiang Wei?

Princess Ma also had limited knowledge. She told Liu Yin that when Ma Dai died, she was only in her teens and was still in Chengdu. Ma Dai died before the Hanzhong army, but not at the hands of the enemy. Instead, he died of a sudden illness, and Ma Dai was finally buried in Yangping Mountain with Ma Chao.

As for whether she has any grudges with Jiang Wei, Princess Ma doesn't know. Ma Dai was also a powerful general in front of the battle, and he made great achievements in battle. At that time, everything in Shu and abroad was determined by Zhuge Liang. As a general, it is impossible to determine whether there is enmity between the two, but even if there is, it will not be a deep enmity, let alone affect the nephew in the next life.

Ma Dai beheaded Wei Yan, a hatred like this is considered a great hatred, but everyone in the Wei family is dead, Sima Qing pretended to be Wei Xuewu at the beginning, it was just an oolong incident, Wei Yan and Jiang Wei's two families Cows have nothing to do with each other, nor can they have any relationship.

As for Liu Li, Princess Ma replied to Liu Yin affirmatively that she had never had any contact with Jiang Wei at all. One was the emperor's younger brother, and the other was a frontier general. Not to mention any grudges.

As for Concubine Ma, she is a woman who stays at home, doesn't even know each other, and has nothing to do with Jiang Wei.

What he said made Liu Yin even more confused. He had no chance to offend Jiang Wei, but attracted Jiang Wei's endless hostility. What is going on?

Previously, I had doubts. It wasn't the hatred of killing my father, but the hatred of taking my wife. Maybe there is still a story between Jiang Wei and Princess Ma?It seems that I have thought too much. People of this era are far more conservative than those of later generations. Before Princess Ma came out of the cabinet, she didn't even know Jiang Wei. How could there be a story happening again? I am really too flirtatious.

All these possibilities have been ruled out, Liu Yin is still in the clouds, time has passed, many things have become unverifiable, only Jiang Wei's hawk-like eyes make Liu Yin feel shuddering from time to time, could it be that he is really his own destiny Among the opponents?

The answer to all this may only be known by Jiang Wei himself.

(End of this chapter)