Dynasties have died of decay, but this dynasty is different, it is too powerful to perish!
For ancient history, I believe that many people should have some understanding, China has gone through 67 dynasties, from Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, Liu Bang to establish the Western Han, Wang Mangjianxin, Liu Xiu to establish the Eastern Han, Wei Shu Wu of the Three Kingdoms, China's ancient since the Qin Dynasty, a total of 9 major dynasties, in addition to more than 50 small dynasties. In these dynasties, in addition to some orthodox emperors, there were also many emperors such as Hong Xiuquan and Li Zicheng who established themselves as kings.
Therefore, throughout the history of these thousands of years, countless dynasties have been prosperous and unparalleled, but they have all gone to the fate of decay. This is probably the irresistible flow of history. However, in the change of dynasties in these thousands of years, there is such a dynasty, which is obviously a strong country, but it died in two generations and was seized by others. This dynasty is the Sui Dynasty. It can be seen that the strength of the troops at that time was strong.
Sui Dynasty Emperor Yang Guang. It may be that the merits left by his father are too high, he is bent on defeating his father and leaving more heroic names in the history of Qingqing, so he takes the family foundation left by his father to toss and turn, not only opens the canal, but also repairs the Great Wall, and cleans up the money, in addition, he also attacks the foreign tribes in a big way, hoping to take more territory.
The entire political class was also full of turmoil, and at this time, coupled with a series of actions such as the Great Universia and the expedition to Goguryeo, the family clan was no longer dry. So the Sui Dynasty began a peasant uprising, which soon disappeared in the long river of history. I have to make people sigh that the second generation of the Sui Dynasty died, comparable to the Qin Dynasty. Such a powerful dynasty was ruined by the Sui Emperor's impatience, and the ancients were right: "You can't eat hot tofu in a hurry."