Qin Shi Huang was the first emperor in the history of our country, which not only unified the world, but also ended the strife and chaos in the last years of the Warring States, which is of extremely important significance to the development of history. So why did the Great Qin Empire die twice? Many people say that it is because of the tyranny of Qin Shi Huang and the cruel behavior of burning books and pit Confucianism. But in fact, the biggest root cause of Qin's demise was in his successor Hu Hai.
The archaeological team found the tomb of Qin Shi Huang's daughter, the scene is heart-wrenching, netizens: Hu Hai is really cruel
According to expert research, Qin Shi Huang had a total of 33 children. Among them, there are 12 princes and 21 imperial daughters. Among these children, Qin Shi Huang valued the eldest son Fu Su the most. Fu Su is not only resolute and courageous, but also has considerable political foresight and is also very good at handling political affairs. However, Fu Su has always advocated "benevolent" government, which is different from the legalist ideology advocated by Qin Shi Huang. After Qin Shi Huang pit to kill the warlock, Fu Su wrote a letter of advice. Qin Shi Huang was furious and sent Fu Sufa to Shangjun to supervise Meng Tian's repair of the Great Wall.
In 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang once again toured the world. While traveling to the sand dunes, Qin Shi Huang suddenly fell seriously ill. Yin Zheng also felt that his limit was approaching, so he wrote a letter asking Fu Su to return to Xianyang for the funeral and then succeed to the throne. After the letter was written, Qin Shi Huang handed it to Zhao Gao, the governor of the Middle East, and asked him to stamp it and send it to Fu Su. As a result, before Zhao Gao could send a letter, Qin Shi Huang died of illness. In this way, Zhao Gao moved his crooked mind.
At that time, Zhao Gao was already in power, and if fu Su was allowed to succeed to the throne, then he was bound to fall in power. So he joined forces with the chancellor Li Si to conceal the truth about the death of Qin Shi Huang and tamper with the edict of succession. In order to facilitate control, Zhao Gao chose Hu Hai, who had a good relationship with him, as the successor of the Great Qin Empire. However, Zhao Gao and Li Si were also afraid of fusu and others rebelling, so while announcing Hu Hai's succession to the throne, they also forged edicts to kill Fusu and Mengtian.
After Hu Hai succeeded to the throne, in order to prevent other brothers and sisters from seizing power, he wantonly killed people. Twelve were executed in Xianyang and 16 in Gaoyou. Gongzi put Lu and 3 other people, but they really couldn't find the charge to settle, so Hu Hai put them in the cell first. Gongzi Gao wanted to escape, but fearing that his family would be involved, he offered to be buried for Qin Shi Huang. Hu Hai was overjoyed and rewarded him with 100,000 yuan.
In an archaeological excavation in 1976, experts found evidence of Hu Hai's murder. In October 1976, the archaeological team found a group of 17 funerary tombs near Shangjiao Village on the east side of the Qinling Tombs, and the archaeological team excavated 8 of them. Of the 8 tombs, 7 have human bones, and the other holds a bronze sword. And the seven human bones were identified as five men and two women. The bones are very messy, some are separated from the limbs, some are separated from the trunk, and some are skulls with arrows inserted. Judging from the cultural relics excavated from one of the female wooden coffins, the owner of the tomb should be The daughter of Qin Shi Huang.
After reading the pictures of the archaeological site, netizens sighed and said: "Hu Hai did not hesitate to dismember his brothers and sisters in order to sit on the emperor's throne, which is really cruel!" No wonder he was destroyed! It's really self-inflicted, don't live!"