Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Bang knew people and was good at ren, Emperor Wen of Han had a good life, and Emperor Jing of Han was the richest!

The Han Dynasty was divided into the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty, of which the Western Han Dynasty produced many emperors of great talent and greatness, and today I will tell you about the first six emperors of the Western Han Dynasty.

The first is the founding emperor Han Gaozu Liu Bang, who went from a rogue-style small pavilion chief to unifying China and creating the foundation of the Han Dynasty, which was inseparable from his own advantages.

First of all, know people well

He dared to employ people and employed people without doubt. Zhang Liang, who had "strategizing", Han Xin, who had a "soldier immortal", and Xiao He, a "strategist", it was with the assistance of these able generals that he defeated the invincible Western Chu overlord and founded the Han Dynasty.

The second emperor, Liu Ying, was the eldest son of Liu Bang and Empress Lü. He lived a turbulent and displaced life with his mother in his childhood, and after succeeding to the throne, he did not have outstanding political achievements, and at that time it was mainly the dictatorship of Lü Hou.

Later generations said that he was the most benevolent emperor

Because he practiced benevolent government and reduced taxes. In order to eliminate dissidents, Lü Hou repeatedly wanted to harm the crown prince Liu Ruyi, and Liu Ying, in order to protect the younger brother of this righteous mother, almost ate and slept with him, and once in order to let his brother rest for a while, he did not wake up Liu Ruyi and let Lü Hou succeed. After that, Liu Ying was remorseful, and he allowed private collection of books, which led to the prosperity of Confucian culture in the later period.

The third emperor, Liu Gong, was also the first emperor to be deposed. He was born to Liu Ying and a palace maid, Lü Hou in order to consolidate his power, killed Liu Gong's mother, passed him on to Empress Zhang as a son, Liu Gong succeeded to the throne, learned that it was Lü Hou who killed his mother, said more "I grow up to take revenge", because of this sentence, Lü Hou first deposed him, Lü Hou gave a cruel hand to his own grandson, which shows his desire for power.

Liu Gong died because of a single sentence, which was really the most wronged emperor.

The fourth emperor, Liu Hong, was erased from the history books

He was also born to Liu Ying and his palace daughters, and Lü Hou supported puppet emperors who obeyed his orders for his own power. After Lü Hou's death, Zhou Bo and Chen Ping secretly plotted to deceive the Tiger Charm and eliminate the Lü family in one fell swoop. They proclaimed Liu Heng emperor, that is, Emperor Wen of Han. Emperor Liu and Emperor Wen of Han, fearing that Lü Hou's remnants would take revenge in the future, deposed liu Hong and his four brothers on the grounds that he was not Emperor Hui of Han's son. Liu Hong was an unlucky emperor who did not do anything bad in his lifetime, but was selected by Lü Hou, which led to an unfortunate ending. He was originally a grandson of Liu Bang, and because Empress Lü had supported them as puppet emperors, Sima Qian wrote the "Records of History" and recorded the two dynasties of Liu Gong and Liu Hong in the "Benji of Empress Lü".

The fifth emperor, Liu Heng, emperor of Han

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It is the best emperor

。 After Lü Hou's death, her remnants were wiped out, and Emperor Wen of Han was originally a prince who was not liked by Liu Bang and was sent to a remote place. After Liu Ying's death, his two sons were raised as puppet emperors and later deposed. After Lü Hou's death, after the Lü clan was wiped out, this blood-related prince was proclaimed emperor by Xiao He and Chen Pingren. He cherished the opportunity to become an emperor, although he did not have outstanding talent, but he was conscientious and a qualified good emperor. He and the Han Jing Emperor created the "rule of Wenjing" of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wen of Han, whose fame and fortune were all occupied, was the most orderly emperor.

The sixth emperor, Liu Qi, the Jing Emperor of Han

The dynasty he inherited experienced the cultivation and recuperation of Emperor Wen of Han, and the national strength was already very strong. So he is a rich emperor, the people's living standards are rich, and the treasury is full. According to records, the money in the national treasury at that time could not be spent, the ropes worn through the money were rotten, the grain could not be eaten, could not be loaded, and finally rotted.

The Han Jing Emperor was the wealthiest emperor of the Western Han Dynasty.

Liu Bang made the greatest contribution, establishing the Great Han, and the Second Emperor Wenjing created a lot of wealth, which led to the later poor soldiers of Emperor Wu of Han; during this period, there was a small episode of Lü Hou, which almost buried the Great Han.