laitimes

Later Zhao Gaozu Shi Le once said heroically with his subordinates: "If you have to meet Emperor Han Gao, you will be happy and sincere to be his subordinates to open up the territory, and if you encounter Later Han Guangwu, you will chase the deer to the Central Plains with him."

author:The flowers are thick

Later Zhao Gaozu Shi Le once said heroically with his subordinates: "If you have to meet Emperor Han Gao, you will be happy and sincere to be his subordinates to expand the territory, if you encounter Hou Han Guangwu, you will chase the deer to the Central Plains with him, and it is still difficult to predict who will die." "So who gave the courage to make Shi Le dare to compare with the founding emperors of the two Han Dynasties?"

Like Liu Bang and Liu Bang, Shi Le rose up from Bai Ding and eventually became a generation of overlords with an unconcerned body, and even Shi Le's origin was far lower than Liu Bang and Liu Xiu. However, shi Le's difference with the founding emperors of the two Han Dynasties was the merit behind him, he did not unify the country and the Later Zhao Guozuo was not long.

Shi Le's childhood was just in time for the great famine in the state and starvation. The Eastern Ying Company Ma Teng, in order to assassinate the history of the state, had to face both famine and Xiongnu plunder. In order to replenish military supplies, Sima Teng became a human trafficker, selling ethnic minorities and Han displaced people on the border to Shandong to supplement military supplies.

Shi Le, a young man of the Qi ethnic group, was also sold among the trafficked population to the rich and powerful family of Shandong Shi Huan as a slave.

In order to resist the rule of the Western Jin Dynasty, the herders elected Ji Sang, who could carry the power, as the boss and organized a local armed force. Because Shi Le was good at soma and good riding skills, he came and went very well with Ji Sang, and Shi Huan saw that Shi Le was an extraordinary figure, so he dismissed him from his slave status and let him follow Ji Sang wholeheartedly.

At this time, the rebellion of the Eight Kings came to an end, and the Xiongnu Liu Yuan was ready to go south at any time. Sima Ying, the king of Chengdu, who had lost power and was deposed in the Rebellion of the Eight Kings, and a number of his troops supported themselves, among which the Gongshi Clan raised troops in Shandong to welcome Sima Ying, and Ji Sang then took Shi Le and hundreds of cavalry and horses to surrender to the Gongshi Clan.

After Ji Sang's defeat, Shi Le escaped and defected to Liu Yuan.

Shi Le had an important strategist, Zhang Bin, and like Wang Meng, who assisted Jian Jian, he also sought opportunities in the minority regime because he could not find an opportunity in the Jin Dynasty. Therefore, the five Hu can appear in North China one after another, and we cannot simply use ethnic contradictions to generalize.

After defecting to Liu Yuan, Shi Le first attacked Jizhou, and after gaining 50,000 or 60,000 soldiers and horses, his strength increased greatly. Later, it continued to conquer the Wubao Fortress near Jizhou, and the strength of the army increased to more than 100,000 people. From this time Schler began to establish political measures with clear purpose. With Zhang Bin as the mastermind, he recruited low-level scholars to set up a battalion of self-reliance known as the Gentleman's Camp.

These people hated the unscrupulous rule of the Western Jin Dynasty and consciously did their best for Shi Le's political goals. Shi Le's good fighting coupled with the wisdom of Zhang Bin and others, and his Group of People soon became an invincible force at that time. The Shi Le clique soon eliminated and annexed Wang Yan and Wang Mi, occupied Yecheng and made Yecheng the capital xutu wangye.

At this time, what Shi Le needed to do in the land of North China was to wait for the opportunity to turn the tables with his titular suzerain, the Liu Xiongnu clique, and establish his own political power. During this period, when Liu Cong was seriously ill, Zhao Shile was made a general, recorded Shangshu, and received an edict to assist the government, but Shi Le refused.

Shi Le was waiting for Liu Cong's death.

After Liu Cong's death, Shi Le helped his son Liu Cang quell the Jin Rebellion and seized the opportunity to occupy a large area of Former Zhao's territory. Liu Yuan's nephew Liu Yao took the opportunity to ascend the throne in Chang'an, granting Shi Le The Dazai, the leading general, and the King of Zhao, and a series of special courtesies, just like the story of Cao Cao's auxiliary Eastern Han Dynasty in the past.

Shi Le said, "I serve the Liu clan with a far superior duty. Laying the foundation for them, I can give them what King Zhao or Emperor Zhao I can give, and I can use them to give! In November of that year, Shi Le was called the Great General, Da Dan Yu, Ling Ji Zhou Mu, and the King of Zhao, and yu Xiangguo, that is, the throne of Zhao, and formally established Later Zhao.

After nine years of fighting, Shi Le defeated Liu Yao, who had already pacified the Guanlong region, killed Liu Yao and destroyed the State of Zhao, unified the north and later became emperor, officially becoming the co-lord of the unification of North China. At that time, the separatist forces and national powers in north China were almost all unified by Murong Xianbei in the northeast.

Shi Le claimed that the empress and the Jin dynasty had a world, and Zeng Zhi was proud to ask his courtiers which emperor he should be named with, so the opening scene appeared, and he said that he was an emperor between Liu Bang and Liu Xiu. He also once said that the Cao and Sima clans bullied orphans and widows, not the big husband behavior of real knives and guns.

Regardless of whether Shi Le thought too highly of himself, his political demands were indeed deliberately learning from Emperor Han Gao and emulating the Western Han Dynasty in terms of political measures. His origin in the Qiang ethnic group will undoubtedly oppress the Han people, but he was born into a poor peasant, but he was well aware of the suffering of the peasants, and the Han people were better under the rule of Shi Le than in the Jin Dynasty.

Although Shi Le had not read a day's book, he could also attach importance to sinology and education, and he could open up his speech to absorb outstanding talents, reward incorruptibility, severely punish corrupt officials, and use these to ease the antagonism between the Han and ethnic minorities. These measures are very new compared to the decadent rule of jin.

But after all, Shi Le was a well-suffering young marshal and peasant of the Qiang tribe, and although he had extraordinary military talent and political acumen, he also had a strong destructive and narrow-mindedness, and he had a deep hatred for the high-ranking Han warriors. Therefore, although Shi Le also accepted the Luohan people, he still could not win the hearts of the Han people.

From a historical point of view, the leaders of several major ethnic groups that dominate the Wuhu Chaohua. Shi Le's origin is the lowest, the Qi ethnic group is also the most unpopular population strength, Shi Le only had eight small partners at the beginning, and then cobbled together an eighteen-horse, it can be said that it is completely self-made.

We all know that since the beginning of the Wuhu Chaohua, the world has been divided for nearly three hundred years. But Shi Le obviously did not brag, looking at his ability and strength at that time, he was indeed the person who was most likely to unify the world and rival Liu Xiu. The Xiongnu, The Qiang, Qiang, and Xianbei were able to be called Wuhu together with the Xiongnu, The Qiang, and the Xianbei, almost entirely because of Shi Le's personal exploits.

But In his later years, Shi Le made a serious mistake, that is, to leave shi hu, the nephew of the wolf's ambitious clan. This decision not only caused the foundation he had laid to be usurped by Shi Hu, but what made people feel even more excessive was that Shi Hu, who was valued and trusted by Shi Le, actually killed all of his uncle's children and grandchildren.

Perhaps Shi Le was very aware of Shi Hu's ambition and sinister in his heart, but he had to do so. He knew that once he was gone, this powerful regime would be embattled, and only Shi Hu, who was brave in battle with heavy troops, might be able to suppress those big men who were staring at the tiger.

I hope he can be kind to his children and grandchildren! Shi Le could only die with such hopes, just like the future Yuwen Tai could only resign himself to fate in the face of a bunch of well-bred sons and wolf-like nephew Yu Wenhu! #历史 #

Later Zhao Gaozu Shi Le once said heroically with his subordinates: "If you have to meet Emperor Han Gao, you will be happy and sincere to be his subordinates to open up the territory, and if you encounter Later Han Guangwu, you will chase the deer to the Central Plains with him."
Later Zhao Gaozu Shi Le once said heroically with his subordinates: "If you have to meet Emperor Han Gao, you will be happy and sincere to be his subordinates to open up the territory, and if you encounter Later Han Guangwu, you will chase the deer to the Central Plains with him."
Later Zhao Gaozu Shi Le once said heroically with his subordinates: "If you have to meet Emperor Han Gao, you will be happy and sincere to be his subordinates to open up the territory, and if you encounter Later Han Guangwu, you will chase the deer to the Central Plains with him."

Read on