The Emperors Simulate the Rabbits Founding a Nation, and Ying Zheng Is Blown Away

Strictly speaking, the First Emperor was not the founding of the country, but the unification of the country, and other emperors really did not do as well as him in the position of the First Emperor.

Author, you are so stupid. How could the emperors in history be so happy and angry just because of the list? It's normal to be inexpressive of emotions and anger. It's outrageous to think about an emperor losing his composure in front of his ministers.

Are the two comparable? Do you expect imperial resonance democracy? So yyy

Wool, can it be the same? Did the ancients have modern culture? Thinking is different

Will the chairman appear? If not, there would be no need to write this book.

Behind the Song Dynasty are the most spineless and bloodless ones

Is this comparable? Do you want modern people to try to simulate the founding of the country in ancient times? Without historical memory, let alone the founding of the country, it would be difficult to live...

The kings of Qin before the Qin Dynasty were basically wise kings, without any prodigal sons. The accumulated strength was the main force to destroy the Six Kingdoms. Ying Zheng could only be regarded as the reaper who happened to be at the forefront. At this time, any king with ambition and scheming could destroy the Six Kingdoms. In terms of the difficulty of founding the country, it was probably easier than Liu Bang and Li Shimin. Liu Bang almost died several times, and Li Shimin defeated the strong in many wars. Except for the first and second places in this ranking, the others are very close, and the author is suspected of being biased.

Looking at history with colored glasses, Huang Taiji was a wise king no matter what. Nurhaci treated Han people as slaves, which was abolished by Huang Taiji. He learned from Han culture, used Confucian ministers, restricted the rights and interests of Manchu aristocrats, improved the status of Han people, eased conflicts, defeated North Korea, conquered southern Mongolia, and unified Mongolia. The territory was much larger than it is now. Much older, the Ming Dynasty also committed suicide. The Qing Dynasty just followed the trend of the times. The previous generations of emperors were quite enlightened. Jin Yong once commented: Huang Taiji's wisdom and military strategy are indeed rare among the emperors of China. His own talents and insights are not inferior to those of Liu Bang, Liu Xiu, Li Shimin, and Zhu Yuanzhang. Probably because he was the Manchu emperor, Chinese historians have never given him the high praise he deserved due to racial prejudice. This book describes Huang Taiji in a very unflattering light, and so does Li Er.

The first thing that sent ancient emperors to the Anti-Japanese War era was to study, not fight. The survivability of being sent to the battlefield is not as good as that of ordinary people. At least ordinary people know how powerful guns are.