He Is Prince Chengqian

Historical records record that Qian was "smart in nature", "specially sensitive", "generous in appearance, benevolent and filial". Li Chengqian, who first traveled through time and became the eldest son of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, has always watched as an outsider - examining this era with an objective and comprehensive attitude as an archaeologist. But later, the Taishi became ill and hindered his walking. He spoke passionately, but he worked hard and taught everything in detail until his teacher passed away. Chengqian personally erected a monument for his teacher. When Cheng Qian fell ill, Taizong, who did not believe in Buddhism, invited Taoist priest Qin Ying to pray for him. When he recovered, he summoned 3,000 people to become monks. At that time, Xihua and Puguang were built, and the world's prison sentences were reduced or reduced. Later, when he fell ill again, Emperor Taizong issued an order to ask the eminent monk Bopo of Tianzhu to pray for blessings. The emperor goes on tours, and the details are still entrusted to the prince. … Looking back, Li Chengqian realized that he could no longer escape. Look at the officials in the court and the people all over the world. At that time, the brothers were in trouble, and there were great waves and undercurrents. Party members colluded, and the two kings competed for the throne. The situation was like fire and water. Li Chengqian could not stay away from the incident, because at this time, there were all living beings behind him. The later book records that Prince Cheng Qian was deeply favored. At that time, people were slandering him for being arrogant and tyrannical, and the prince fell off a horse and became disabled. Emperor Taizong ordered Wei Zheng to be the assistant to the crown prince to express his unwavering intention to the crown prince. When he recovered from his illness, Taizong commuted his sentence and pardoned his crimes, refuted the bad remarks, and during the tour, all state affairs, big and small, were handled by the prince. The prince, Qian Shaomin, was benevolent, resourceful, and capable of making decisions. He expanded the territory with force and recruited foreign tribes. He governed the world with culture and settled the hearts of the people. He set an example for future generations of princes. Ps: 1. In the article, there is nothing wrong with Cheng Qian's legs, just like ordinary people. 2. Cheng Qian was the crown prince from beginning to end, and this article does not involve proclaiming himself emperor. 3. There are internal affairs and foreign wars, brothers fighting each other, and intrigues. 4. The author prefers the prince. Purpose: stick to the original intention and benefit the world