Zhao Kuangyin treats the other side of the Chai clan well: Chai Rong's first son dies, and the second son does not know the end

In 960, Zhao Kuangyin added a yellow robe and an abdication edict, easily usurping the Later Zhou Dynasty. And the reason why he has today is mainly because of the heavy use of Emperor Gong's father and Later Zhou Shizong Chai Rong at that time, and he was personally named for inspection in front of the palace, and even Guo Wei's son-in-law Zhang Yongde did not have this treatment!

Then the question is clear, so kind, but usurp other people's country, do not feel guilty in their hearts? Guilt To do some compensation is weird?

Of course, mature politicians will never let their feelings sway their decisions, and Zhao Kuangyin is the same, and he treats Chai not only because of guilt.

It is not right to win the country and to be a thief with a weak heart

This article accounts for the main factor, I would like to ask every founding monarch what every founding monarch wants most is to be eternally solid, and the iron barrel is ten thousand years! In view of Jiangshan Yonggu, it is not surprising to take some measures, including that he treated the former imperial family favorably in order to block the mouths of the civil and military officials and the world.

Finally, to expand on everyone a little, that is, Zhao Kuangyin's kindness to Chai's family is not complete!

The end of Emperor Gong and other Later Zhou royal families

After the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty, Chai Zongxun was crowned king of Zheng by Zhao Kuangyin, and in the sixth year of Kaibao (973 AD), when Zhao Kuangyin almost unified China, the then twenty-year-old Chai Zongxun died in Fangzhou! Later, Chai Zongxun's son Chai Yongqi attacked the knighthood, but did not keep the king, but saved the gong, the hereditary Duke of Zheng! Rumor has it that Chai Rong's other son, Chai Xijin, was raised by Zhao Kuangyin to the great general Pan Mei and changed his name to Pan Weiji! For the fate of Chai Rong's descendants, the "New Five Dynasties History" also records: in October of the second year of the imperial qiande (964 AD), Xi Died. Hee-rang, Hee-hee, I don't know the end!

These do not know whether it is coincidence or deliberate, suspense left to everyone, thousands of autumn achievements, since posterity commented!