The mention of Liu Heng, the Emperor of Han Wen, makes us feel very strange, and through film and television drama works and various biographical novels, we can say that we are familiar with The Han Wudi Emperor Liu Che, and even praised him as "an emperor throughout the ages". Compared with Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Heng was completely different from Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Heng was low-key and pragmatic, ruling the world with jutsu, and had the style of a benevolent king. Liu Heng's words before his death made people can't help but be moved.
In Liu Bang's concept, he did not attach importance to his son, just like his mother Bo Ji. Therefore, when dividing the princes, Liu Fei, the son of Cao, was made the King of Qi, and Liu Heng was made the Acting King. Compared with the rich state of Qi, daidi is poor mountains and rivers, and dangers are rife. If Liu Bang liked this son, I am afraid that no one would believe it.
But it was in such a harsh environment that Liu Heng sharpened his tenacious character, and did not give up these two words in Liu Heng's dictionary. Just by virtue of the fact that Liu Heng was not cut off by the Xiongnu in Daidi, this can explain the problem.
Liu Heng did not enter Beijing alone to take office, the responsibility of the emperor was a high-risk occupation, and the Han Shao Emperor Liu Hong's invitation to leave the palace to be resettled by Xiahou Bao and Liu Xingju was a lesson in the past. For his own life safety, Liu Heng is the most important, Zhou Bo, Chen Ping, irrigation of these heroes of the chaos can not be trusted, the three brothers Liu Xiang of Qi, Liu Zhang, the Marquis of ZhuXu, and Liu Xingju are even more untrustworthy, and only the concubines who have followed him for many years can be relied upon.
Therefore, Liu Heng's first step after entering Beijing was to let his close associate Song Chang take control of the Southern and Northern Armies for the Wei general, and order Zhang Wu to protect his own safety for Lang Zhong's commander-in-chief. Prior to this, the Second Army of the North and the South belonged to Zhou Bo, a lieutenant, and the military power that had been seized from Lü Lu and Lü Chan for a few days had changed hands in an instant, which not only Zhou Bo did not expect, but even the resourceful Chen Ping was unexpected and caught off guard.
For this group of old courtiers who fought with Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gaozu, Liu Heng's point of view was that they could not be trusted, but they could not do too much, and could only use the method of boiling frogs in warm water step by step. Feng Doubao as Tai Wei, Zhou Bo, and Chen Ping as the left and right ministers was Liu Heng's first move.
Feeding babies is very capable of fighting, then don't command the troops, and it is safe to be a lieutenant in name only. Zhou Bo was a big old man, and if he could charge into battle, he would be a chancellor to govern the country, and his title would be above Chen Ping. Chen Ping has calculated deeply, but if you have been wronged, make Zhou Bo a deputy and assist Zhou Bo in governing the country.
Emperor Liu Heng of the Han Dynasty was gentle and very tolerant of Zhou Bo, a big old man who did not know the number of etiquette, so that Zhou Bo became more and more proud of himself. Many ministers couldn't stand it, including Chen Ping, who was also very dissatisfied with the old partner's style. So Liu Heng began to inquire about Zhou Bo's way of governing the country, and Zhou Bo was so anxious that he was sweating profusely and could not say a single thing. Chen Ping replied like a stream, making Zhou Bo ashamed of himself.
Soon, Zhou Bo resigned from the post of chancellor, and on the surface it seemed that all the power had fallen into the hands of Chen Ping, but Chen Chengxiang died less than a year after overworking the state affairs, and no one knew the cause of death.
No way, because of the trust of Emperor Wen of Han, Zhou Bo was again appointed as a minister. But only ten months later, Zhou Bo was deposed again, and this time the old guys who were obstructing their eyes were all invited away, and they could finally let go of their hands and feet.
In the process of quelling the "Rebellion of Zhu lü", the three brothers Liu Xiang of Qi, Liu Zhang, the Marquis of Zhuxu, and Liu Xingju made great contributions, and spared no effort to eradicate the descendants of Liu Ying, the Emperor of Xiaohui, and they must be greatly rewarded for such meritorious ministers. As a result, Liu Zhang and Liu Xingju were both crowned kings, but their fiefdoms were cut off from the Qi land of liu xiang, the eldest brother of Qi.
As a result, the State of Qi was divided into three, and this result made Liu Zhang, the King of Qi, almost vomit blood, and soon after, Liu Xiang and Liu Zhang were depressed. Liu Xingju was a little unwilling, so he rebelled and tried to become emperor himself, but this idea was not recognized by anyone except himself, and it was quickly put down shortly after the army. At this point, the three Liu brothers officially closed the curtain.
Many people think that during the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Tui En Order proposed by the main father was a pioneering move, but in fact, in the time of Emperor Wen of Han, he had already made a bold attempt in this regard.
The first is to divide the three brothers of Liu Xiang, Liu Zhang, and Liu Xingju of Qi, and then to divide the fiefdom of the King of Huainan into three, and to suppress the forces of the princes and prevent them from threatening the imperial power by giving grace to the public.
Emperor Liu Heng of the Han Dynasty was known for his simplicity, and before his death he had told his ministers that his funeral must be from Jane. As the shoucheng king of the Great Han Dynasty, he inherited the national policy of "recuperation and recuperation" of Liu Bang and Lü Yan, the ancestors of Han Gao, and further restored the economy and national strength of the Western Han Dynasty.
Throughout the life of Emperor Wen of Han, although he was not as vigorous as Emperor Wu of Han, he was low-key and introverted, paid attention to practical results, was strict with himself, treated others with leniency, used both grace and punishment, did not anger himself, rewarded and punished skillfully, used people with moderation, and was worthy of being a generation of accomplished kings.
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