The Younger Brother of Qin Shi Huang

Who is the younger brother of Qin Shihuang? When reading "Historical Records", I sometimes wonder, how could Liu Bang be so lucky to be able to unify the world in just seven years? Sima Qiandu said: During the rise of Yu and Xia in the past, he accumulated good deeds and merits for decades. He was kind to the people, took charge of administrative affairs, and tested them with heaven, and then he came to power. The kings of Tang and Wu were cultivated by Qi and Houji for more than ten lives. Unexpectedly, the eight hundred princes of Mengjin met, but they thought it was not possible, and then committed suicide. The Qin Dynasty started as Duke Xiang, and under the leadership of Wen, Mu, Xian, and Xiao, it gradually encroached on the six kingdoms. This lasted for more than a hundred years, and by the time the First Emperor was able to coexist with the title of Lun. It is difficult to unify Ruos if you use virtue as good as others and use such strength. Translated into vernacular: With the rise of Shun and Yu, people have accumulated decades of virtue, and the Shang and Zhou Dynasties have become kings, which is the result of their ancestors practicing benevolence and righteousness for hundreds of years. Qin Shihuang unified the world through the accumulation of several generations of Dukes from Xiang to Wen, Mu, Xian, and Xiao, and then encroached on the six kingdoms for more than a hundred years before he unified the world. It's difficult! It's difficult! It was so difficult for all the seniors, how could you, the Liu family, be so lucky to have unified the world in seven years? I also often wonder, why did Liu Bang stand out and become the leader of the world? Instead of people like Xiao He, Cao Shen, Lu Wan, and Wang Ling becoming emperors? Is there any connection between Qin Shihuang and Liu Bang? Why did Liu Bang only have the resume of a pavilion chief for most of his life (one can only say most of his life if his birth and death are ominous)? Have you spent most of your life in Wu's Bistro? Why did Liu Bang start to rebel as soon as Qin Shihuang died? Why are there ominous records about Liu Bang's biological mother in history books? Why did Liu Taigong, a common man in the city (whose hobbies in life include butchering and selling young men, drinking wine and selling cakes, fighting cocks and playing Cuju) have such a bold and reckless son who "was the chief of the pavilion in Surabaya and was abused by court officials in every possible way"? Why did Liu Bang not take everyone else seriously before he became successful? Where did such a condescending mentality come from? Why attend a banquet hosted by the local richest man, "Father Lu", with the county magistrate present, and dare to eat at the VIP table with an empty red envelope? Why did Lu's father fall in love with Liu Bang so much when he saw him and marry his daughter to him? Why was it that when Liu Bang rebelled, all the brothers in Empress Lu's family followed Liu Bang and supported the rebellion? Is Liu Bang really the emperor of common people? Why did Liu Bang especially like to go to Xianyang? (The great ancestor often visited Xianyang) Why did Xiao He always look down upon Liu Bang? (Gaozu sent officials to Xianyang, and all the officials gave three coins, so why only five coins?) Why did Liu Bang treat the Qin family so generously after conquering Xianyang? (With Ziying as the prime minister, there are three chapters of the agreement, and twenty households will guard the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang) This is a huge difference from Xiang Yu who killed Ziying and set fire to Xianyang! Why did Liu Bang sacrifice to Qin Shihuang after he became emperor? (Dong Xiang Ji returned to the pass and asked: "So who is the emperor in the Qin Dynasty?" He replied: "The four emperors are the white, green, yellow and red emperors." Gaozu said: "I heard that there are five emperors in heaven, but there are four, why?" I don't know what he said. So Gaozu said: "I know it, but I have five emperors." The Black Emperor Temple was built. "The people of Qin were still black, so who could the Black Emperor be if he were not the First Emperor of Qin?) Why did the Han Dynasty inherit the Qin system for almost a hundred years? Even if they inherited the system, why did the calendar and the color of their clothes remain unchanged? The people of Qin were still black, so why were they still black in the early Han Dynasty? Emperor Wu changed the calendar at the beginning of the dynasty. It was necessary to correct the Shuo, change the color, and promote the original Tianyuan. The Yellow Emperor had the Huangdi calendar, Zhuanxu had the Zhuanxu calendar, the Xia had the Yin calendar, and the Zhou had the Zhou calendar. However, Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu and unified the world. Without Gai Zhengshuo, Yi Fuse still copied all the old systems of the Qin Dynasty. This is obviously against tradition. Is it true that Liu Bang, who founded the Han Empire, was so Buddhist? Even if Liu Bang was a Buddhist, did his subordinates have no desires and desires? It was a major event that changed the world. No flatterer had such a great idea to flatter the emperor? This is obviously unreasonable! Why didn't this matter be mentioned for more than a hundred years in the early Han Dynasty? Not only did Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty remain indifferent to it, but even Wen Jing was indifferent to it. Incomparable indifference. Why does Liu Jiaerlang have such an indifferent attitude towards such a big thing? Why did Liu Bang inherit the water virtue of the Qin Dynasty? At the beginning of the new year, all greetings are from the first day of the lunar month. Clothes, banners, and festival flags are all black.) I gave an explanation for the above questions: Liu Bang was originally the prince of Qin who lived among the people! The thoughts that came from this prompted me to write "The Younger Brother of the First Emperor of Qin". R>The level is limited, not many people will read it, but I will still finish this work meticulously from beginning to end! The new book has been opened. I hope you will support it. Although I don't care about the recommendation votes, I feel warm after coming! Thank you!

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