Emperor Zhao of Han, liu Fuling, was the eighth emperor of the Han Dynasty, the youngest son of Emperor Wu of Han, who was gifted and strong from an early age, and was the heir selected by Emperor Wu of Han from many princes in his later years.
Perhaps it is precisely because of the cruelty and inhumanity of Emperor Wu of Han in his later years, killing people without blinking, expropriating and violent conquests, and the people's livelihood. Like The First Emperor of Qin in his later years obsessed with the pursuit of elixirs, once brought the country into danger, fortunately, Emperor Wu of Han was Emperor Wu of Han, at the critical moment he still woke up, thinking that eating the so-called elixir of immortality was only to reduce diseases, and failed to make people really immortal.
Originally, Emperor Wu of Han's son, Prince Liu Zhao, was the most promising to become a generation of Ming Emperors, but unfortunately, Emperor Wu of Han was too suspicious in his later years, coupled with his addiction to the elixir of immortality, he was forced by the courtiers to use the chaos of witchcraft to force the crown prince Liu Zhao to falsely preach the holy will and plot rebellion. Crown Prince Liu rebelled and failed, fearful and self-destructed, which made people sigh!
Emperor Wu of Han secretly cultivated Liu Fuling and made him crown prince, and in view of the lessons learned from the death of the former emperor, the youngest son ascended the throne and his mother interfered in the chaotic dynasty, and ordered liu Fuling's birth mother to be executed in advance. Before the death of Emperor Wu of Han, Huo Guang and other ministers assisted Liu Fuling to ascend the throne at the age of 8 and became the Emperor of Han Zhao! Emperor Han Zhao was brilliant, and at a very young age, he was able to recognize that someone had married Huo Guang, and together they quelled a rebellion by the imperial family!
After Emperor Han Zhao succeeded to the throne, he implemented the national policy of recuperation and recuperation, and the country developed steadily, realizing Xuanwu Zhongxing. What is puzzling is that a Ming emperor like Emperor Han Zhao died at the age of 21 and left no heirs! What disease did he die of? There is no such record in the history books.
For a 21-year-old young man, it is a good year of youth, how can he suddenly die? We know that being born in the royal family means that the struggle for power never stops! Could it be that Emperor Han Zhao was secretly poisoned and died young due to chronic poisoning? Why didn't the imperial doctors find the disease early and cure him? Why did he marry the empress and have no heirs? It should be explained here that the wife (empress) of Emperor Han Zhao was Huo Guang's granddaughter. Huo Guang's power reached its peak during the Han Zhao Emperor's reign, and it could be said that one person was above ten thousand people! The wise and early death of Emperor Han Zhao, the author believes that he has an unshirkable responsibility! What do you think might be the reason for emperor Han Zhao's death? Welcome to put forward your views and share them with everyone!