One of the seven most famous coups in history laid the foundation for China's century-long prosperity

A coup d'état is no more than a peasant uprising, which is generally a military operation with a clear purpose and decisive action. Take a look at one of the seven most famous coups in history that laid the foundation for centuries of Prosperity in China.
First, the Dune Coup
Qin Shi Huang returned to the Queen of Heaven. A coup d'état jointly launched by Li Si and Zhao Gao, killing Fu Su, Meng Tian, and supporting Hu Hai of Qin II as emperor, Hu Hai succeeded to the throne as a emperor, resulting in the tragic death of Qin and Ii.
Second, the Xuanwumen Incident
Li Shimin staged a well-planned coup d'état, killing the crown prince's brother and younger brother Li Yuanji for his own throne, forcing his father Li Yuan to abdicate. In the end, relying on his own great talent and strategy, he brought Datang to the most powerful period.
Third, the Shenlong coup
In his later years, due to illness and torture, a coup d'état launched by Zhang Kamzhi forced Wu Zetian to abdicate, and the crown prince Li Xian took the throne and returned the Tang to the Li family, and then Tang Xuanzong Li Longji took the throne, making the Tang Dynasty's national strength reach its peak again.
Fourth, the Chen Qiao Mutiny
After the death of Zhou Shizong Chai Rong, Zhao Kuangyin took the opportunity of foreign invasion to seize the throne of Chai Zongxun and establish the Great Song.
Fifth, the Battle of Jingnan
At that time, the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunjiao, adopted a series of policies to cut the domain, which led to the rebellion of Zhu Di, the King of Yan, and Zhu Di, in the name of the Qing Emperor, attacked the city of Nanjing and replaced his nephew Zhu Yunjiao, making himself emperor.
Sixth, the change of the door
Emperor Mingying's Zhu Qizhen, taking advantage of the serious illness of his younger brother Zhu Qiyu, joined forces with the ministers of the older generation to launch a coup d'état and regained the throne back into his hands.
Seventh, the Coup d'état of Xin You
After the death of Emperor Xian of the Xianfeng Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, Cixi and Empress Dowager Ci'an joined forces with Prince Gong to overthrow the eight ministers of Gu Ming, opening the era of the two empresses' curtains.