When it comes to the founding emperor, it is easy for people to think of words such as heroic talent, wisdom and divine martial arts, and whether they have nothing to do with the subjugation of the country. However, there are also some founding emperors who, although they have created a foundation with their talents, but there are also many people who have laid the root cause of the country's subjugation due to improper governance. Let's take stock of the founding emperors who have no name for the country but have the reality of the country.
First, Qin Shi Huang. When it comes to the demise of the Qin Dynasty, many people believe that it is caused by Zhao Gao's power and Qin II's fainting. But this was not the case, and the state politics of the Qin Dynasty had long been accumulated. In the process of unifying the world, Qin Shi Huang was too fast to swallow the country, and at the same time he was cruel and unkind and abused the people's power. The people have long been unbearable, the six kingdoms all have the heart of rebellion, and when Qin Shi Huang was alive, there was a curse of "the ancestral dragon died and the land was divided".
As soon as Qin Shi Huang died, the first year of Qin II's reign broke out, and the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprisings broke out, and then the uprising spread throughout the country like a fiery cooking oil. And such a nationwide uprising (the end of Qin, the end of Sui, the end of the Yuan), in fact, has reached the advanced stage of the disease, and it is absolutely impossible to be extinguished. If the great uprising at the end of the Sui Dynasty broke out seven years after the Sui Emperor took over the throne, it should be borne by the Sui Emperor. Then, in the first year that Qin II took over the throne, a nationwide uprising broke out, and Qin Shi Huang should be responsible. The Great Qin Dynasty had already been defeated and resentful.
Second, Emperor Wu of Jin. There is an opening passage in the "Tale of the Pingjia Story": the bell of the Gion Jingsha rings, telling the impermanence of the world; the flowers of the double trees of Shuluo are discolored, and the prosperity of the people is like vicissitudes. Extravagance and lasciviousness do not last long, just like a dream on a spring night; the strong beam and the domineering will eventually collapse, like dust in the wind.
Emperor Wu of Jin was the most extravagant and lascivious of the emperors of the previous dynasties, and his harem concubines were nearly 10,000 people, relying on "sheep carts to see luck". Emperor Wu of Jin, as the king of a country, not only could not restrain himself and forbade extravagance, but openly helped his uncle Wang Kai and Shi Chongdou to become rich. Moreover, Emperor Wu of Jin was also extremely confused in state politics, selling officials and knights, and money into the private treasury; without political far-sightedness, he sealed the imperial household for the sake of protecting Sima Shijiangshan, and did not have enough precautionary awareness and precautions against the Hu people who moved inland. The "Rebellion of the Eight Kings" of the Jin Dynasty and the subsequent "Five Hu Chaos" were the causes sown by Sima Yan, the Emperor of JinWu.
Third, Emperor Wu of Liang. Emperor Wu of Liang was the longest-reigning emperor of the Southern Dynasty, lasting forty-eight years. In the early days of his reign, Emperor Wu of Liang was still able to pay attention to government affairs, but in the later stages of his reign, he indulged in Buddhism and neglected government affairs, resulting in the increasing corruption of the government. At the same time, Emperor Wu of Liang was also too indulgent to his sons and nephews, and the sons and nephews of the Emperor's sons and nephews lost the battle, and even those who defected to the enemy country and defected back were not pursued.
Emperor Wu of Liang's sixth brother Xiao Hong was mediocre and incompetent, but he loved money as much as his life, and his warehouses for storing money amounted to hundreds of rooms, and the defense was very strict. Someone secretly informed Emperor Wu of Liang that Xiao Hong's family had more than a hundred warehouses that were heavily defended, or that they were hiding armor and plotting against them. Emperor Wu of Liang was extremely unhappy and personally visited, and as soon as the warehouse was opened, it was full of money and property. Emperor Wu of Liang knew that it was not a weapon thing, and at the beginning, he said: "Old Sixth, you have a good life!" ''
It was Emperor Wu of Liang's inability to do so much in government affairs and pamper the imperial family that gave the Eastern Wei general Hou Jing an opportunity to take advantage of it, and the "Hou Jing Rebellion" caused an unprecedented catastrophe in the Jiangnan region, although in the end Lai Chen Baxian and Wang Monk joined forces to quell the Hou Jing Rebellion, but the Liang Dynasty was actually destroyed. At the same time, after this change, the strength of the Southern Dynasty was greatly reduced, and the Southern Dynasty was completely inferior in the "Balance between the North and the South".