The Tomb Keeper of the First Emperor's Mausoleum Suppresses the Tomb Robbers at the Beginning

I haven't read it yet. Isn't Qin Shihuang's surname Ying?

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According to "Historical Records", Qin Shihuang, a talented and strategic emperor, had 34 children, including 24 sons (including Hu Hai) and 10 daughters. Due to the lack of historical data, many Qin princes and princesses did not leave their names and related deeds. In 221 BC, after Qin Shihuang established the Qin Dynasty, at a banquet in Xianyang Palace, Dr. Chunyu Yuejin, a native of Qi, said: "I heard that the king of Yin and Zhou was more than a thousand years old, and he named his descendants meritorious and served as branch assistants. Now your majesty has a family, but his descendants are common men, and there are Tian Chang and Liuqing ministers who have no help. How can we save each other? It is unheard of that people can live long without following the ancients." It can be seen from this conversation that Qin Shihuang did not ennoble his sons with royal titles. The princes only had the empty title of clan members. In July 210 BC, Qin Shihuang died in a sand dune on his way back from his eastern tour. Zhao Gao decided to risk the disapproval of the world, conspired with Hu Hai and Prime Minister Li Si, faked the imperial edict and made Hu Hai the crown prince, and issued an imperial edict in the name of the emperor to force the young master Fusu to commit suicide. After Hu Hai ascended the throne, in order to consolidate the throne, Zhao Gao suggested: "All the princes and ministers are suspicious of Fu Shaqiu's plan, and all the princes are the emperor's brothers, and the ministers are the emperor's place. Now that your majesty has just established, all the subordinates are dissatisfied, fearing that it will change." Therefore, "Strict laws and punishments should be imposed, and the guilty should be punished, and the clan should be eliminated, and the ministers should be separated from their flesh and blood." After Qin II succeeded to the throne, many important ministers and generals were executed, such as Meng Yi and Meng Tian brothers, right prime minister Feng Quji and general Feng Jie committed suicide, and Prime Minister Li Si was beheaded. Regarding the princes who might threaten the throne, under Zhao Gao's instigation, Hu Hai followed Zhao Gao's suggestion, declared the law, and began to kill the princes. As a result, all 23 princes who were qualified to compete with Hu Hai for the throne were killed one after another. And their methods of death are also different. The first way to die is to be ordered to commit suicide, such as the three brothers Fusu and Gongzi Jianglu. Prince Fusu was originally the successor determined by Qin Shihuang's posthumous decree. Before his death, Qin Shihuang wrote a seal to Prince Fusu saying: "I will be buried with him in Xianyang." Although he did not specify that Fusu would ascend the throne, he asked Fusu to rush back to Xianyang from the northern border to bury him together, which fully explained his meaning. Therefore, Hu Hai and Zhao Gao would not let the young master Fusu go, so they sent envoys in the name of the First Emperor to kill the young master Fusu. After receiving the edict, the young master Fusu obeyed and committed suicide despite Meng Tian's advice. In addition to the emperor's eldest son Fusu, the greatest threat to Hu Hai's throne was the three relatively older sons of Qin Shihuang, the Gongzi Jianglu brothers. In 209 BC, shortly after Hu Hai ascended the throne, Zhao Gao sent someone to bring the Gongzi Jianglu brothers to the palace for questioning. Zhao Gao sent someone to tell the three brothers, Jianglu, "If you are disobedient, you will be punished by death. Officials must act in accordance with the law." "Jianglu asked, "I don't dare not to obey the guests' praise for the etiquette of Queting; I don't dare to lose my integrity in the position of the corridor temple; I don't dare to fail to respond to orders." What does it mean to be disloyal? I am willing to die after hearing the crime. The envoy replied: "I am not allowed to participate in the conspiracy. I only work according to the letter." "The general looked up to the sky and shouted three times: "Heaven! I am not guilty! "The three brothers were helpless and cried, and finally they had no choice but to draw their swords and commit suicide. The second method of death is to be massacred and then displayed in public. For example, Hu Hai sent people to kill six princes in Du County, a suburb of Xianyang, and publicly executed twelve princes in the capital Xianyang; The third way to die is to be forced to choose to bury Qin Shihuang as a noble son. After hearing the news about Hu Hai's killing of his brothers, Gongzi Gao originally planned to flee to avoid pursuit. However, he was worried that his escape would affect his family members, so he planned to sacrifice himself to save his family. He then wrote to the Second Emperor of Qin, saying that he had been greatly favored by the emperor and had good food and clothing, and requested that Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin, be buried at the foot of Lishan Mountain. Ying Huhai and Zhao Gao were very happy with Gongzi Gao's positive attitude towards death, and gave him 100,000 yuan for a generous burial, and Gongzi Gao's family was spared. What is puzzling is that the daughters of Qin Shihuang, who according to tradition have no right to inherit the emperor, did not escape the capture and execution of Qin II. Didn't escape. According to "Historical Records", Hu Hai, the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty, ordered all 10 sisters to be executed in Du County by splitting their bodies, and they were also "deathed", which was equivalent to death by dismemberment. . So, what was the reason why Hu Hai, the second emperor of Qin, did this? First, Hu Hai had already killed the enemy and decided to cut the grass thoroughly. Although under normal circumstances women do not have the right to inherit the throne. There has never been a female monarch in the history of the Qin State, but the Queen Mother Mi, the mother of King Zhao of Qin in history, also actually controlled the political affairs of the State of Qin as a woman, and sidelined King Zhao of Qin for a long time. For these sisters, Hu Hai could kill or not, but after having executed all his brothers, under the instigation of Zhao Gao and others, Hu Hai still felt that he had to completely eliminate all hidden dangers, even the sisters who were not a big threat to him. The second is to prevent married sisters from uniting with their betrothed husband's family to fight and challenge themselves. According to records, Qin Shihuang had ten daughters, but only seven of them were named. They are: Princess Huayang Ying Yuanman, Ying Yinman, Ying Shiman, Princess Huating Ying Chanman, Ying Huiman, Ying Liman, and Ying Jiman. Although the specific ages of the princesses are mostly unknown, they are all young. However, judging from the excavation of burial pits in Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum in the last century, burial pits of princes and princesses who were suspected of being executed were found. These bones were seriously misplaced during their lifetime, and they were all around 20 years old. And a waist plate with the word Yangzi written on it was found in the tomb. Yangzi should be Qin Shihuang's favorite daughter Yingyinman. The fact that Qin Shihuang betrothed his daughter to a distinguished official is not groundless speculation, but has historical basis. "Collection of Ancient and Modern Books" records: In the 22nd year of Qin Shihuang, Li Xin, who led his army to attack Chu, suffered a defeat and returned. At this moment, Wang Jian was recovering from his illness at home. Qin Shihuang personally put the seal of general on Wang Jian, and handed over the command of the 600,000-strong army to Wang Jian. In order to stabilize his relationship with Wang Jian, King Qin Yingzheng thought of a political marriage method. He ordered his daughter Princess Huayang to select a hundred beautiful palace maids and go to Pinyang to meet Wang Jian, and secretly issued an edict behind Princess Huayang's back, saying: "We will get married as soon as we meet. "Princess Huayang only thought that her father had asked her to greet the general. She didn't know that she was going to marry Wang Jian, who was over fifty years old. Due to the lack of information, we cannot know which princesses were married to distinguished ministers. However, in the eyes of Hu Hai and Zhao Gao, these princesses and their husbands' families could threaten the emperor and Zhao Gao, so they were eradicated together with the ministers.

I thought about it for a moment. From a normal person's point of view, why would an lSP in particular look at a beautiful woman who can be controlled at will and remain motionless?

The local tycoon will come back when we are in class.

Didn't the people at the top of the country say anything? That was an emperor for all eternity, but the media and a member of a family didn't react at all in the country? That special forces soldier doesn't count, right? Plus is it a fantasy world? Are there so many magical things that no one is interested in?

Yes, I really like reading this kind of article

He is going to die at the age of forty-five. Huo Yun's three children are already that old. How old is the head of the family before he dies?

It's pretty, but the upgrade is too slow.