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Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

author:History is a reliable science

What is it like to be a handsome guy?

Wang Jian raised his hand to show that he had a lot to say.

"Dragon eyebrow leopard neck, Qi Yu Xuan Ang" Just by virtue of this thick eyebrow and big eyes, who dares not call Wang Jian a true hero?

Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

However, in his hometown of Wuyang County, his popularity is not very good.

First of all, Wang Jian said that he would never inherit his father's business to become a baker (a bread seller), but decided to do the work of stealing donkeys, killing cattle and selling smuggled salt.

Because he was the eighth oldest, he was also shouted "Thief King Eight" by the villagers who hated him.

"Qing Ben is a beautiful person, why be a thief", a sentence said the helplessness and regret of the fathers and fellow villagers in Wuyang County.

However, Skynet was restored, and it was not leaked. Wang Jian was eventually imprisoned for crimes. Just when Wang Jian lamented the impermanence of life, he did not expect that the jailer guarding him was his loyal fan.

In the past, Wang Mi paid off Liu Yu's debts, and now there are jailers who open the lock for Wang Jian.

Although he successfully escaped from prison, he could only leave his hometown and go to wudang mountain alone to avoid disaster, but he did not expect to meet the monk Ofuhong who influenced his life.

When the monk was in charge of Hong, he used Xiangshu Qi Jianyue to say: "The zi bone method is very expensive, and The yao joins the army to ask for a leopard change." Jian felt his words, because he was subordinate to the army and zhongwu.

In the years of war, although it was difficult to be a soldier, at least you did not have to be as greedy as before.

Who would be willing to let people scold the "Thief King Eight" for a lifetime!

But what was shocking was that this hooligan could make a famous name in the strictly enforced Chungmu barracks.

"Later, he was a pawn of the Zhongwu Army, and slightly moved the general of the team."

Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

Later, Huang Chao's rebel army broke through the gate of Tongguan, and Emperor Li of Tang, in a panic, could only lead his people to flee to Bashu, where "the mountains and rivers in the table are dangerous inside and outside".

"Shu Du Fu": Fu Shu Du, Gai Zhao, based on the previous life, founded in the Middle Ages. Kou Ling closed as a door, wrapped in jade and yu, with the double flow of the two rivers, resisting the heavy obstacle of Emei. Land and water, and the intersection of the six;

The following year (881), Lu Yanhong, a general of the Zhongwu Army under Yang Fuguang, led eight thousand soldiers to break the Yellow Nest, and Yang Fuguang divided these eight thousand soldiers into eight parts known as the "Eight Capitals of Zhongwu", and Wang Jian was the head of one of them.

Unfortunately, after yang Fuguang's death in the third year of Zhonghe (883), Zhongwu Badu eventually had infighting due to internal disparities.

The cause was that Lu Yanhong began to present himself as the leader after Yang Fuguang's death, and this sign caused dissatisfaction among the other seven departments.

Later, on the way to Bashu, he expelled the original ShannanXi Province Jiedushi Niuxun, and in Xingyuan (present-day Hanzhong) he regarded himself as a Jiedushi envoy.

Emperor Tang was weak, and in order to appease his subordinates, he had no choice but to make Lu Yanhong an envoy of the Western Province of Shannan. Others, such as Wang Jian, Jin Hui, and Han Jian, were only titled Assassins.

In fact, as early as the middle of the Tang Dynasty, most of the history of thorns had already become the nature of degrading officials. Even in the late Tang Dynasty, the emissaries in remote areas would have the right to appoint and dismiss assassins.

Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

Tian Lingzi image

Later, Tian Lingzi, who was close to Emperor Xianzong, learned of the ming and secret struggles of the eight divisions of Zhongwu, so he bribed and instigated Wang Jian, Jin Hui, and other five departments to part ways with Lu Yanhong.

Emperor Tang naturally cherished these five soldiers and horses, so He ordered Tian Lingzi to adopt these five people as righteous sons, called "five capitals with the driver", and the official worshiped the general Wei.

Although Tian Lingzi was a eunuch, his official body was that of a military observer, rong xuan, and was equivalent to the presidential marshal of all the envoys. Although the strength is not worthy of this official position, at least it is officially moral.

In this way, Wang Jian and others followed Emperor Xian all the way back to Chang'an, commanding the Divine Strategy Army to guard the imperial palace.

Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, and Henan Jiedu made Wang Chongrong support his troops to lead an army to attack Chang'an because of the problem of the ownership of the salt pond, and finally emperor Xianzong, who was forced to be helpless, had to flee again.

On this escape, Wang Jian's loyal guards were at Emperor Xianzong's side. Later, in order to express his gratitude, Emperor Tang deliberately draped the imperial robe on Wang Jian's body.

Because the main reason for this exile was that Tian Lingzi had offended Wang Chongrong, Tian Lingzi had to leave his post and go to Bashu alone to defect to his brother Chen Jingxuan.

Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

Yang Fugong

Later, the newly appointed Guan Junrong envoy was Wang Jian's old superior, Yang Fuguang's cousin Yang Fugong.

Yang Fugong originally had a bad relationship with Tian Lingzi, but Wang Jian used Yang Fuguang's previous army as a donation in order to befriend Tian Lingzi, which made Yang Fugong very dissatisfied.

So Yang Fugong found an opportunity to demote Wang Jian to Lizhou (present-day Guangyuan, Sichuan) to serve as an assassin, and at this time, the Shannan's Western Province Jiedushi was very jealous of Wang Jian, and wanted to use his previous friendship to lure Wang Jian to Xingyuan (Hanzhong).

Of course, at this time, the Shannan's Western Dao Festival had already changed from Lu Yanhong to Yang Guangliang, the righteous son of his old boss Yang Fuguang, but unfortunately, Wang Jian had already known the Yang family's thoughts from Yang Fugong's attitude.

Wang Jian believed that his lack of status as a fan town was mainly due to his strength, so he decided to recruit troops and prepare to attack Langzhou's assassin Yang Maoshi.

Chronicles of the Nine Kingdoms, Volume VI: "Zhou Boya (Wang Jian) rushed to attack Chengdu and Kezhi. He was appointed as the Judge of Liberal Arts Observation. Later out of Yuzhou. Before long, zhaojia festival judge. History of Qianjia Prefecture. ”

This Zhou Ku Zhou Boya can be said to have made great contributions to the establishment of the king in the future, and this attack on Langzhou was also written by this person.

Wang Jian, who captured Langzhou, also did not forget to appease the people, recruit talents, and continue to support the Tang Dynasty.

Due to Wang Jian's great increase in strength and his friendship with Gu Yanlang of Dongchuan Jiedu, this caused the jealousy of Chen Jingxuan, the envoy of Xichuan Jiedu.

Although Tian Lingzi repeatedly advised Chen Jingxuan that this person would not seize power, Wang Jian still became a nail in Chen Jingxuan's heart, and since then, the two have been fighting in Xichuan more and more intensely.

Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

Tang Zhaozong image

Later, Emperor Zhaozong's younger brother Emperor Zhaozong of Tang ascended the throne, and Emperor Zhaozong of Tang hated Tian Lingzishun very much, along with Chen Jingxuan.

When Wang Jian heard this, he wrote to request the replacement of the new Nishikawa Jiedushi, and he was willing to loyally assist him. Emperor Zhaozong of Tang appointed the chancellor Wei Zhaodu as the envoy of Xichuan Jiedu.

However, Chen Jingxuan understood that giving up military power was the way to die, so he could only resist the will and disrespect.

In 888, Emperor Zhaozong of Tang made Wei Zhaodu the commander, Yang Shouliang of the Western Dao of Shannan as his deputy commander, and Gu Yanlang of dongchuan as the marching sima of the eastern Sichuan province, and then assigned the four prefectures of Xichuan to Wang Jian to form the Yongping Army, assisting him in the name of the Yongping Army Jiedushi.

After chen jun entered Xichuan, it could be said that the momentum was overwhelming. However, when it reached the city of Chengdu, this army was unexpectedly muted.

Slowly, Emperor Zhaozong began to worry about his own safety and wanted Wei Zhaodu to retire to Beijing, but Wang Jian killed Wei Zhaodu's soldiers and seized military power and once again besieged Chengdu.

In the end, the offensive and defensive battle ended with Wang Jianxiao, and Chen Jingxuan and Tian Lingzi were also killed by Wang Jianzhi later.

Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

Due to the long raid, Wang Jian's close friend Dongchuan Jiedu caused Gu Yanlang to die tragically, and his brother Gu Yanhui succeeded to the position of brother.

Wang Jian had already been eyeing Dongchuan at the beginning of his entry into Xichuan, but due to the lack of affection and strength, he had remained unresolved.

Secondly, unlike his elder brother Gu Yanlang, Gu Yanhui had a very serious cleanliness fetish and the extravagant style of the children of the family, and always looked down on Wang Jian, who was born with mud legs. As early as the period of seeking Chen, Gu Yanhui's arrogance could not even be seen by Wei Zhaodu.

Now that Gu Yanlang is dead, Wang Jian is naturally determined to win for Dongchuan.

Later, when Dongchuan was captured in the fourth year of Qianning (897), Gu Yanhui gave up resistance and ordered his adopted son Gu Yao to kill him, and all 70,000 soldiers and horses in the city surrendered to Wang Jian.

In the ten years after the four years of Qianning, Wang Jian began to devote himself to developing himself.

Not only did he make peace with his political enemy Li Maozhen, but he also annexed the lands of Shannan's Western Province and Wanzhou and Shizhou.

In terms of identity, he also completed the transformation from The Envoy of Xichuan Jiedushi to the King of Langya and then to the King of Shu.

Later Shu Emperor Wang Jian: An emperor who was more "mangy" than Wang Mang, and a king who was more "rogue" than Liu Bang

In the seventh year of Tianfu (907), Zhu Wen usurped the throne and established Later Liang.

Of course, Wang Jian did not agree with the legitimate rights and interests of Later Liang Zhuwen, and at the same time announced that the world would inherit the throne in the same year, with the state name of Dashu.

Although the great king was loyal to Tang, Tang was dead, and this so-called 'heaven and not taking' was also.

In the fifth year of Yongping (915), Wang Jian established the Fufeng Pavilion to commemorate the founding merits of the Shu state, and had the intention of changing the name of the country to "Great Han".

However, because of the various accidents that occurred later, the "Great Han" was immediately changed back to "Great Shu".

In Wang Jian's later years, Dashu flourished because of its political clarity and the prosperity of the people. However, the prince liked to play, which made Wang Jian have the meaning of establishing another crown prince.

However, in the first year of Guangtian (918), Wang Jian's more optimistic King Zongjie died mysteriously. Although Wang Jian had doubts about this, the matter of establishing another crown prince could only be put to rest.

In May of the same year, Wang Jian, sensing that time was running out, instructed his ministers,

If he is unable to bear the great cause, he can be placed in the palace, but fortunately do not kill him. But the sons of the Wang clan, the princes choose to supplement them

The following month, Wang Jian died of illness at the age of seventy-two, and was buried in Yongling.