Chinese folk tales: Liu Heng, the fifth son of Liu Bang.
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Liu Heng was the emperor who was able to maintain the Western Han Dynasty. Liu Heng, the acting king, was the fifth son of Liu Bang, and his mother's surname was when the ministers destroyed the Lu group. He didn't participate, but he kept watching. Zhou Bo and Chen Ping felt that the most suitable person to be the emperor was Liu Heng, the acting king, so they sent people to greet him.
The people around Liu Heng are all cautious people, thinking that these ministers are experienced in a hundred battles and have many tricks, so they can't be trusted. Only Lieutenant Song Chang tried his best to support the acting king to enter Beijing, and the acting king discussed with his mother, the Empress Dowager, and finally turned to occupy the city, and sent people to the capital to investigate the truth and confirm that it was indeed before he was born. On the road, the lieutenant who supported Wang Wang's entry into Beijing sat in the same car as Liu Heng, and Song Chang began to glorify from then on.
Liu Heng was a famous Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty in history, and during his reign, he implemented a series of new reforms. Internally, the agricultural system was reformed, the land rent tax was reduced or exempted twice, the peasants' burdens were lightened, and propaganda was also attached. Amendments have also been made to the legal system, abolishing harsh laws such as corporal punishment and defamation of false speech.
He knows people well, humbly accepts advice, and promotes and reuses a large number of talents. In terms of life style reform, he accepted Jane and simple, strict with himself, often wore patched clothes, and ordered the skirts of the queen and concubines not to mop the floor.
In terms of finances and urban construction at that time, a new policy of restructuring was also implemented. He tightens his clothes, doesn't spend a penny, and doesn't engage in surface engineering. He also practiced the prohibition of heavy burials at funerals. It is stipulated that all funeral goods are made of pottery, and precious metals such as gold and silver are not allowed.
Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty successively smashed the rebellions of Liu Xingju and Liu Xue, accepted Jia Yi's proposal to divide the large princes, strengthened the imperial and political clusters, and maintained the unity of the Western Han Dynasty. Externally, he properly handled the relations of the Han Dynasty with the South Vietnamese and the Xiongnu, and at the same time strengthened the border forces.
Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty reigned for 23 years, governed the entire court in an orderly manner, and was deeply loved by the people. Later, he died of illness in Weiyang Palace, and among Liu Bang's sons, Liu Heng's fate was the best.
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