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Today, the explosion jun wants to talk to you about the cold knowledge about the "nickname".
In ancient times, people paid attention to the conclusion of the coffin after death, and this "nickname" was a final evaluation of the living to the dead. Of course, not everyone has a nickname, and generally speaking, people with a certain status will get a nickname. Of all the titles, the emperors' titles are the most intriguing. Why? Because they have the highest status.
Emperors' titles were all titles given to them by the imperial court (i.e., the government) based on their conduct in life, indicating that they praised good and evil. Today's article mainly discusses the nickname of "JingDi".
What kind of emperor would be "Emperor Jing"? According to previous texts, there are eight types of people who can be called "jing". They are the scenery of righteousness and ji, the scenery of qi yi da yi, the scenery of the just view of the righteous line, the scenery of zhi zhi da tu yue jing, the scenery of the righteousness of the righteousness, the scenery of virtue can be looked up to, the scenery of the Fa Yi and Qi Yue Jing, and the scenery of the Ming Zhao Zhou Yue Jing.
On the whole, the emperor who was nicknamed "Jing" was generally a good emperor. However, history is often weird, and if nothing else, let's say that those emperors in history who are named "Jing Emperor" will be good emperors? Here I cite three famous "Jingdi" for your reference.
The first famous "Jing Emperor" to appear was the fourth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Qi, the Jing Emperor of the Han Dynasty. He was also the most famous Jing Emperor in history. Liu Qi and his father Emperor Wen of Han were both more accomplished emperors of the Western Han Dynasty, and together father and son created the first "Rule of Wenjing" in the Western Han Dynasty, which is also famous in history.
The Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi reigned for sixteen years, and during these sixteen years he implemented the "Order of Cutting the Domain", which suppressed the situation in which the power of the princes of the early Han Dynasty could not be destroyed. At the same time, the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms was quelled, and the national strength of the Western Han Dynasty stepped up to a higher level. However, the Han Jing Emperor also has many factors that cannot be guessed and unclear, and it is reasonable to say that as an emperor with achievements, he should be highly evaluated by future generations, but the people generally do not have a high evaluation of him.
The reason for this is probably related to these several things that the Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi did: killing his brother in anger (smashing prince Wu guo with a chessboard), deceiving enshi (tricking Chao into beheading him to the waist of Dongshi), and forcing his eldest son (forcing his own crown prince Liu Rong to die).
The second Jing Emperor to appear was the Ming Jing Emperor, that is, the famous "Jingtai Emperor" Zhu Qiyu in history. Zhu Qiyu was the younger brother of Emperor Mingying's Zhu Qizhen, and it was not his turn to be emperor. However, his brother liked to "hunt" and was captured by Wala during the Tumu Fort Rebellion. A few years after the "Northern Hunt" of Vala, the town of Zhuqi, which had lost its use value, was released by the Walla, and the Ming Dynasty had two prime-age emperors (of which Zhu Qizhen was enshrined as the Emperor Taishang by his younger brother).
The Jingtai Emperor, who had been temporarily put on the throne because of his brother's capture, was also faced with difficult choices of affection and power at this time, and in the end he chose to imprison his brother Zhu Qizhen in Nanyuan. Unfortunately, in the eighth year of Jingtai, Zhu Qiyu fell ill, and at this time a group of speculators of power began to stir and launched the famous "change of seizing the door" in the history of the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Qizhen was restored.
Zhu Qizhen, who succeeded in the restoration, also imprisoned his brother, but he was confined to Xiyuan. Zhu Qiyu died that year, only thirty years old. Later, Zhu Qizhen's son Ming Xianzong ascended the throne, and he respected history and posthumously crowned his uncle as emperor, and gave Zhu Qiyu the title of "Emperor Jing".
The third Jing Emperor who appeared was also very familiar to everyone, he was emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. To tell the truth, the Guangxu Emperor was a relatively special emperor of the Qing Dynasty, he was originally the son of Empress Dowager Cixi's sister, and later he was made emperor. However, power has always been in the hands of Cixi. After Guangxu took over the government, the Battle of Jiawu broke out. At that time, Guangxu was trying his best to lead the battle, but because the Qing court was too corrupt, it was eventually defeated.
After the defeat of jiawu, the Guangxu Emperor was determined to change the law and restore the new law, but the result was that the change of law was carried out for more than a hundred days and failed (and was betrayed by Yuan Shikai). Since then, the Guangxu Emperor has been imprisoned in Yingtai and has become a prisoner without shackles. In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu, just one day before Cixi's death, the Guangxu Emperor died violently. At this point, he has completed his tragic life.
Judging from the life experiences of these three Jing Emperors, perhaps the title of "Jing" really has an inexplicable curse (of course, this is the author's extremely personal opinion). (Li Qiang)