Emperor Liu Of Han actually lived only a few years longer than the previous Emperor Chong of Han. The description of him in history is also very deplorable. The young Han emperor Liu Ji was gifted and intelligent, although he was also involuntarily supported by Empress Liang and Liang Ji, who wanted to control the government, in order to consolidate his power. However, the Han Emperor Liu Wei was already 8 years old at the time, and he could distinguish between right and wrong, and his courage was also very outstanding.
Portrait of Emperor Liu of the Han Dynasty
Because Liang Ji at that time was still young in the Han Dynasty, and at the same time he supported the emperor, he was very arrogant in his behavior. The Han Emperor Liu Miao was very dissatisfied psychologically, and he was also very angry at Liang Ji's various acts of suppressing his loyalists. Therefore, he said in front of the ministers above the imperial court that Liang Ji was too arrogant. At that time, all the power in the imperial court was in the hands of Liang Ji and Empress Liang.
Emperor Han was only an emperor with a superficial reputation, but he showed no fear. Liang Ji saw that this emperor was not a mediocre person. When he was young, he dared to speak wildly to himself, then when he grew up, his power would definitely be threatened, and it would be difficult to restrict him at that time. Therefore, he poisoned the food eaten by the Han Emperor Liu Wei and poisoned this clever young emperor to death.
The reign of the historical Han Emperor Liu Wei was only one year old. The description of this emperor in history is also highly praised, although he is still young, but it can be seen that Liang Ji is a treacherous person. But because he didn't have the ability to protect himself, he finally let himself fall into a poisoned end.
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The Jing Mausoleum of the Han Emperor
Although the Han Emperor Liu Wei was born in the imperial family, because his birth mother's status was not very prominent, no one at that time took him seriously, and no one wanted him to be emperor. But later, after Emperor Chong of Han died of illness, Liang Ji and others set their sights on the Han Emperor Liu Miao and made him emperor. After he became emperor, he was also not prosperous for a long time, and he was poisoned to death by Liang Ji.
When Emperor Han died, he was placed in Jingling. For the historical record of the Jing Tomb of the Han Emperor, it is also very detailed. His Jingling orientation is also placed in Henan Province, China, and in terms of the integrity of the mausoleum, it is also quite well preserved. At the same time, the shape of the Jing Mausoleum of the Han Dynasty Emperor and the data are also recorded in great detail, and even for the funerary tombs on both sides of the mausoleum, there are also some relevant records.
If you have any questions about the Jing Mausoleum of the Han Emperor in your mind, you can also go to Yanshi County, Henan Province, and enter the mausoleum to investigate. Historically, the specific location of the Jing Mausoleum of the Han Emperor has long been discovered.
There have long been relevant experts who have conducted some historical research according to the Han Dynasty Emperor Jingjing. We can also learn more about the actual situation of the mausoleum according to some relevant records of the Jing Mausoleum of the Han Dynasty Emperor and the archaeological evidence of some relevant experts.
I believe that now everyone already knows the specific location of the Jing Tomb of the Han Emperor in their hearts, and at the same time, the mausoleum project is also very large, and there are many cultural relics and funerary products unearthed. This can also provide a lot of available value for everyone who is interested in the Han Dynasty Emperor through Jingling.
Emperor Han was poisoned
In fact, it is not easy to be an emperor, although you are the honor of the Ninth Five, but you must always be wary of all kinds of people who want to murder yourself, and if you are not careful, you may lose your life. Emperor Han was poisoned to death is a very clear example, Emperor Han was named Liu Miao, was the grandson of Emperor Zhang of Han, originally the throne should be inherited by him, but because his mother had no status in the palace, so he could not inherit the throne, in 79 years, Emperor Han was crowned as the King of Thousand Multipliers, generally speaking, have been crowned the throne, it is impossible to ascend to the throne again, but Emperor Han accidentally became the emperor at the age of 8.
The Poisoned Emperor of Han
In the first month of 145, the 3-year-old Han Chong Emperor died prematurely, and there were only two people who could inherit the throne at that time, one was Liu Garlic, the other was Liu Miao, Liu Garlic was 17 years old at that time, and Liu Miao was only 8 years old, and Liang Ji, a foreign relative who was in charge of the imperial government, felt that Liu Wei was older, and compared to Liu Garlic, it would be easier to control, and he could blackmail tianzi to order the princes. In this way, Liu Miao ascended to the throne.
However, after Liu Yi ascended the throne, Liang Yi found that although Liu Miao was young, he was unusually intelligent. Moreover, Liang Yi had been very arrogant in the court with his own control over the imperial power, and once during the imperial meeting, Liu Yi actually rebuked Liang Yi for this general, which made Liang Yi feel very unhappy, he was originally a person who liked to take revenge, and Liu Yi was already so intelligent when he was so young, Liang Yi began to worry that when Liu Yi grew up, he would be out of his control.
Liang Yi had a murderous heart like this, after all, Liu Yi was still young, his mind was not so meticulous, there were no reliable cronies in the harem or even in the court, and it was a very simple thing for Liang Yi to kill Liu Yi. Liang Yi asked the servants around Liu Yi to mix the poison into the cake that Liu Wei wanted to eat, and after Liu Yi ate it, he died not long after, only 9 years old, which was the whole process of Emperor Han's poisoning.