Chinese culture has a long history, and so does Chinese history, without a long historical history, there would be no rich and profound cultural charm today.
"A generation of heavenly pride Genghis Khan, only know how to bend the bow and shoot the big eagle." Chairman Mao once borrowed the first emperor of Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, and Genghis Khan to show his ambitions.
In Grandpa Mao's words, he did not want to belittle the heroes and saints in history, but wanted to say that the people of the past were very good, but the times kept pace with the times, and it was we, the young people of the present, who could create history.
Then Genghis Khan, who can be compared with Emperor Wu of Han and Qin Shi Huang, who unified the world, is no stranger to everyone, who completed the great cause of unifying the steppe, unified the various ministries of Mongolia, and laid the foundation for Kublai Khan to establish the Yuan Dynasty.
It can be said that without Genghis Khan, there would be no Yuan Dynasty, and after him there was also an emperor who was angry and committed to civil affairs.
He had talent and strategy that was not inferior to his ancestors, but he was killed by 16 nobles, and he was only 20 years old when he died, he was Yuan Yingzong.
In order, the Yuan Dynasty experienced a total of 15 emperors, from the founding emperor Kublai Khan to the final Yuan Shunzong, and in 1271 AD, Kublai Khan, the fifth Great Khan of mongolia, established the Yuan Dynasty.
With the great deeds laid by genghis Khan as the foundation, Kublai Khan's southern conquest of Korea and the Southern Song Dynasty, even if the weak Southern Song Dynasty had heroic generals such as Yue Fei, it was difficult to escape the law of the weak eating the strong.
Soon Kublai Khan established the Yuan Dynasty, after which he was no longer a great khan but a real emperor, and implemented the long-standing system of father-death inheritance.
Counting the generation of Yuan Yingzong, Yuan Yingzong ascended the throne in 1320 AD, and he was only 18 years old when he took the throne, and he was the fifth emperor of the Yuan Dynasty.
Yuan Yingzong's throne could not be calculated, because strictly ethically speaking, it should not be him who inherited the throne, but his cousin, because his father YuanRenzong's throne was inherited by YuanRenzong's brother YuanWuzong.
Perhaps his children were still young, or perhaps they felt that Emperor Yuanrenzong could bring the country to prosperity, and in short, Emperor Yuanrenzong took the throne and became the fourth emperor of the Yuan Dynasty.
Supposedly, this is the brother Chan Rang, and after a hundred years of YuanRenzong, he should still pass the throne to his brother's child, that is, his nephew, but Yuanrenzong did not.
The Mongol emperor, who believed in Han culture and admired Han culture, passed the throne to his own son after 9 years of reign, Bo'er Only Jin Shuode Ba la, later Yuan Yingzong.
Yuan Renzong listened to the title and knew that he must be a king who practiced benevolent government, and indeed Yuan Renzong was different from other emperors, although he was a Mongol, he studied Han culture and learned from its strengths.
For example, the implementation of the imperial examination system, the study of poetry, etc., under such a tolerant policy, the political situation of the Yuan Dynasty was once very stable and even prosperous.
Unfortunately, after only 9 years in power, he died, with the influence of his father, Yuan Yingzong was naturally a learner and lover of Han culture, and wanted to carry out drastic reforms.
But under the political situation at that time, a young emperor who had just ascended to the throne wanted to stand firm and talk about how easy it was, and the mountain in front of him had his grandmother, answering himself.
Although she is similar in pronunciation to Su Daji, who has brought calamity to the country and the people in history, this empress dowager is an unusual figure, not only in a high position of authority but also in assisting Emperor Wuzong and Emperor Yuanrenzong.
In Mongolian etiquette, there is no Chinese culture that adheres to filial piety so much, but yuan yingzong still has no way to rebel against his highly respected grandmother.
So when he first ascended the throne, Yuan Yingzong really became a puppet emperor for a while, ostensibly he was managing the country, but in fact, he was more constrained by his own reply.
In ancient times, there were Empress Feng who hung the curtain to listen to the government, and there were also Wu Meiniang as female emperors, in the eyes of Mongolian women, they were more independent and elegant, and it was not impossible to want to interfere in politics.
At the request of The Answerer, Emperor Yuan Yingzong replaced the Right Minister at the time and replaced him with Temudi'er, a close confidant of the Answerer, as the Right Minister.
Just like Ao bai during the Qing Dynasty, it was originally intended to be used to assist the young emperor, but unconsciously it became half of his world.
Temudi'er, like Answering Himself, was an old courtier of the Yuan Dynasty, quite prestigious, and if Yuan Yingzong was counted by generation, he should be regarded as his grandson.
With the support of the empress dowager, Temudian, the right minister, became more and more rampant, constantly eradicating dissidents and pulling alliances in the court, and for a time the entire imperial court fell into a bloody storm.
At that time, Yuan Yingzong's power was still weak, and in the face of the arrogant IronWood, he could only cultivate his own troops and cronies, secretly cultivating his own troops and cronies, just waiting for the day to eliminate him in one fell swoop.
Emperor Yuanyingzong found BaiJue among the talents and cultivated him as his confidant, appointing him as the Left Chancellor and forming a balance with the Right Chancellor's Temudi'er.
Bai Zhu did not live up to the trust of Yuan Yingzong, and after taking the throne, while clamping down on Ironwood while maintaining and strengthening the power of the Yuan Ying Sect, for a time the new faction and the old faction were in a confrontational situation.
With the death of the empress dowager two years later, Yuan Yingzong and others finally found the opportunity to start a crazy counterattack against Temudier, and finally Temudier was overthrown, and the forces were scattered.
After the fall of Temujin, Emperor Yuan Yingzong promulgated a series of new policies, including respecting talents and reusing Han chen, reducing taxes and governing the country according to law, and severely punishing collusion between officials.
In the history of The Supremacy of Force, Emperor Yuan's policy can be said to be very much in line with the current situation, and if it can be implemented for a long time, it will certainly create another prosperous era.
Unfortunately, in the later Nanpo Rebellion, Yuan Yingzong was murdered by Temudi Er Yu Dang and 15 other nobles, and died young.
At that time, Yuan Yingzong camped and rested on the south slope on the way back to China, and when he was tired from the journey, he thought that this was just a simple journey repair, but he did not expect to bury his life.
In the final analysis, the reason for the murder of Yuan Yingzong still touched on the fundamental interests of those aristocratic officials, as the saying goes: there are no eternal friends, no eternal enemies, only eternal interests.
This applies not only to the state, but also to the officialdom, perhaps they were originally incompatible, but the new policy promulgated by Yuan Yingzong touched their core.
In such a situation, private disputes are no longer important, and they choose to unite to solve the obstacles in front of them, even at the cost of killing the king.
Unfortunately, the talented and capable Yuan Yingzong died in his sleep at the age of only 20, and his reign was only 3 years, and the new policy was not implemented.
After the death of Emperor Yuan Yingzong, his cousin Timur also took the throne, everything was premeditated, but unfortunately the Yuan Dynasty still inevitably declined.
In addition to the inevitable ethnic disputes and contradictions with the Han People, there were also the Yuan Dynasty's wanton conscription and military use, as well as internal turmoil.
The yuan dynasty's imperial struggles for the throne were always fierce, and the change of emperors was quite frequent, which led to many policies being withdrawn before they could be effective.