
[Qing Transmigration] When Li Shimin Becomes Yinreng
[清穿]当李世民穿成胤礽
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The writing about Li Shimin is too ignorant. The political level of the Han nationality in Tang Dynasty can immediately stabilize the country and govern the country. He is a real nb man. He is the best among the 5000-year-old Changhe emperors. The writing is too ignorant.
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Kangkang, you have to remember what you said
In fact, Shimin sent Du Zhenglun, Kong Yingda and others to persuade the prince after his moral failings. However, from Kangxi's perspective, it is understandable to view the crown prince Wei Wang's seizure of the throne in that way. What follows is a family story, just listen to it. I think there are two reasons why Cheng Qian will embark on the road of rebellion. One is that the people of the world dote on Qingque too much, and the other is that the prince has a serious illness. The political resources given to Cheng Qian by the people of the world were quite sufficient. Almost all the old ministers of Zhenguan had official positions in the East Palace, and they also ordered the eldest sons (perhaps the legitimate sons, I can't remember) of ministers of third rank and above to enter the East Palace as officials. The political resources of King Li Tai of Wei were almost zero. The only people who followed him were the descendants of old ministers and a group of literati. Before Cheng Qian became ill, he was a model prince praised by everyone, with both civil and military skills, unlike Qing Que who was just a scholar, which shows that Shimin is really dedicated to cultivating the prince. I think Cheng Qian later gave up on himself, stole cattle and sheep, pretended to be dead and had his ministers cut his face to express condolences, assassinated his own teacher, and defied his father... And so on. This was because after he became seriously ill, the court had people like Li Anyan asking the people to replace him with a non-disabled prince. Therefore, Cheng Qian became a little neurotic and was always afraid that his father would depose him. In fact, Shimin's response to deposing the prince has always been disapproving. The courtiers knew this, and there was no reason for Cheng Qian not to know. The only explanation was that he had a glass heart and gave up on himself. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the requirements for officials were to be judged by words and deeds, and the same was true for princes. For example, during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, his eldest son Li Cong was disfigured due to hunting and had no chance of becoming the crown prince for the rest of his life.
Will this be updated? The settings are quite interesting
Big, can you change the layout and leave two lines blank? Now I am looking at a bunch of words and the reading experience is not very good. Please update the text and try not to use vernacular words. Li Shimin also writes more intelligently.
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Is the author also a Erfeng fan? We can add a friend——
Here is a small suggestion: Erfeng is extremely fond of his legitimate sons and will not do anything to beat Qingque in order to establish authority for Cheng Qian. During the reign of Zhenguan, the King of Wei was given the Furong Garden and a residence on Bingfang land in Luoyang, the eastern capital. Because he was fat and had a hard time going to court, he was allowed to ride a chariot. According to the "Old Tang Book·Chu Suiliang Biography": In that year (the seventeenth year of Zhenguan), the prince inherited Qian and was deposed because of his crime. King Tai of Wei became a servant, and Taizong met Xu and established him as the prince. Therefore, he said to the courtier: "Yesterday, the green bird threw itself into my arms and said, 'Today is the day when I will be your Majesty's son, and I will be reborn. I have only one son, and after a hundred years, I will kill him for your Majesty and pass him on to the king of the country.' The way of father and son is the nature of the father. I see him like this, and I feel pity for him." This shows that Erfeng doted on Qingque very much, so Chengqian became dissatisfied because his father doted on his younger brother too much, and he conspired with Hou Junji and others to kill Wei Wangtai and force his father to abdicate. Of course, Erfeng did have the strength to support Qian, who would be anxious if anyone mentioned deposing the crown prince. "Tang Huiyao·Volume 4" In March of the 17th year, Li Anyan, the commander of Zuotun Guard, came to the table and said that the crown prince and the kings had not been dealt with by your majesty, but they had not gained anything. The prince is the foundation of the country. Fu is willing to think deeply and far-sightedly to bring peace to the world. He said: I know your intention. Although my son has a foot problem, he is still a legitimate son. How can I abandon my legitimate son and establish a concubine?
Will you also update another article together?