A Noble Young Master of the Tang Dynasty

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That is the household department. Ancient official signature. In the Han Dynasty, there was a Shangshu, with Mincao. In the Three Kingdoms, Wei had Duzhi, Wu had Hubu, Jin had Duzhi, and Northern Zhou had Minbu, all of which were in charge of finance. At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, the Du branch was established, and in the third year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign, it was changed to the Ministry of Civil Affairs. At the beginning of the Yonghui period of the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed the Ministry of Husbandry to avoid Taizong Li Shimin's taboo. In the Zhenguan year, the Ministry of Civil Affairs was replaced by the Ministry of Rites, followed by the Ministry of War. At the beginning of the day, it was changed to the Ministry of Husbandry, the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Rites, and the Ministry of War. In May of the 23rd year, Taizong died... In the sixth month of Jiaxu, the crown prince became the emperor. At the age of 22... Xinsi, the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs was changed to the Minister of the Ministry of Household Affairs.

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I have read a lot of novels about the Tang Dynasty and saw many people saying that Li Shimin couldn't beat people from aristocratic families. I would like to ask these people what makes you think that Li Shimin couldn't beat people from aristocratic families? Based on the novels I read and your comments, I summarized several points on how aristocratic families restrict imperial power. 1. There are people in aristocratic families. The scholars are basically from aristocratic families and control the civil servants 2. Aristocratic families are rich. In the early Tang Dynasty, aristocratic families controlled a large amount of land, gold, silver, copper, grain and other materials 3. Aristocratic families have great popularity in the local area. This is what I think because the Central Plains has never been really stable after the Han Dynasty, but the aristocratic families must have existed for so long to ensure stability. The above are the advantages of the aristocratic family. I don't know if I have summarized them yet Let's talk about Li Shimin, the emperor who you say was checked and balanced by the aristocratic family. First of all, there is nothing much to say about Li Shimin being the soon-to-be founding emperor. (Don't talk about the country founded by Li Yuan. It is a fact that Li Shimin fought most of the wars.) Let's talk about the founding emperors from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Which ones are not full of heads? Is Li Shimin worse than them? I think Li Shimin may be 55 close to the First Emperor, but he is definitely better than Liu Zhu.

Li Chengqian (619-January 5, 645), courtesy name Gaoming, was born in Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an County, Gansu Province). He was a royal minister of the Tang Dynasty and the eldest son of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty. His mother was Empress Wende. Chengqian, the king of Hengshan, was the eldest son of Taizong. He was born in Chengqian Hall, so he was named Yan. In the third year of Wude, he was granted the title of King of Hengshan. ——"Old Tang Book·Taizong's Scholars" Tang Taizong ascended the throne and appointed the crown prince, who was smart and benevolent. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty loved his son very much and sent Lu Deming, Kong Yingda, Yu Zhining, Du Zhenglun and Wei Zheng to assist and teach him. In May of 630 AD (the fourth year of Zhenguan), Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty issued an edict to Cheng Qian that "it is appropriate to order a hearing of the lawsuit." He also said, "From now on, if the complainant is the one who refuses to surrender, he will issue a petition to the East Palace and order Cheng Qian to make a decision." Because Cheng Qian was often ill, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, in order to prevent him from working too hard, specifically allowed him not to study much and could only comment on ancient affairs with Kong Yingda. On the second day of the second month of 634 AD (the eighth year of Zhenguan), Prince Li Chengqian was served in the Yuan Dynasty. Therefore, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty granted amnesty to those who committed crimes under the death penalty. He granted his son with a fifth grade or above as his father and the latter a first-class title. For three days, he held a banquet for all ministers and gave different kinds of silk. In the first month of Jiashen in 635 AD (the ninth year of Zhenguan), Li Chengqian married Su, the eldest daughter of his secretary Cheng Su Dan, as the crown princess. For this purpose, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty held a banquet for all the officials and gave them different silks. In May of Gengzi, Li Yuan, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty, died of illness. During the period of mourning, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty issued an edict to the prince to supervise the country and know military and state affairs. Li Chengqian was "very knowledgeable" and "very capable of listening", and he did a very good job. In 636 AD (the tenth year of Zhenguan), Empress Changsun gradually became seriously ill. Chengqian was worried and asked for amnesty for the prisoners and to convert people into Taoism, but Empress Changsun flatly refused. So he did not dare to report his request for amnesty, and only told his prince Zhan Shifang Xuanling. After hearing this, the courtiers all begged for amnesty. On June 19th, Empress Changsun died in the Lizheng Hall at the age of thirty-six. Li Jue, Li Chengqian's eldest son, was born in March 638 AD (the twelfth year of Zhenguan). However, at this time, Li Chengqian began to rebel as he grew older and suffered from foot disease. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty successively selected more than ten veterans and famous ministers to serve as assistant ministers in the East Palace, such as Yu Zhining, Li Baiyao, Du Zhenglun, Kong Yingda, Zhang Xuansu, Fang Xuanling, Wei Zheng, etc. He also ordered Liu Jie, Cen Wenwen and Ma Zhou to go to the East Palace to discuss with Prince Cheng Qian. Among them, the three of them, Zhining, Kong Yingda, and Zhang Xuansu, were almost as sparse as the others, and their words were more fierce and sharper than the others, but in the end they did not achieve the desired effect at all. In the 16th year of Zhenguan (642), Li Chengqian tried to assassinate Li Tai, but failed! In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan (643), Li Chengqian joined forces with the Han king Li Yuanchang, the prince-in-law Du He, and Chen Guogong Houjun to plot against each other, and the matter was exposed. Under the painstaking efforts of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, he was deposed as a commoner and exiled to Qianzhou. In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, King You of Qi rebelled against Qizhou. Cheng Qian said to He Qian and Cheng Ji: "I am on the west side of the palace wall, and it is only twenty steps away from the palace. We are so close here, how can we be together with the King of Qi?" - "Old Book of Tang Dynasty·Taizong Zhuzi" (Taizong) ordered Situ Changsun Wuji, Sikong Fangxuanling, Tejin Xiao Yu, Minister of War Li Ji, Dali Qing Sun Fuga, Zhongshu Shilang Cen Wenwen, Yushi doctor Ma Zhou, admonishment doctor Chu Suiliang and others to take part in the investigation, and everything turned out to be clear. After deposing Qian, he became a commoner and moved to Qianzhou. Yuanchang ordered him to commit suicide, and Hou Junji and others were executed. His palace officials, the concubine Zhang Xuansu on the left, Zhao Hongzhi, the concubine on the right, Linghu Defen, and Xiao Jun, a member of Zhongshushe, were all selected according to their talents. After the defeat of Emperor Qian, Emperor Taizong gave way to them due to his great righteousness, and Xian was relieved of his duties. In the 19th year, Cheng Qian died in his residence. Taizong abolished the court and buried him with the rites of a duke. The second son is Xiang, Jue. Xiangguan said goodbye to Huaizhou and then to Ezhou. ——"Old Book of Tang Dynasty·Taizong Zhuzi"

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There are indeed remarkable things about this book. What moved me the most was the love between Wu Song and Diao Chan. In order to save Wang Mang, Zhang Fei turned against his sworn brother, the Golden Retriever Lion King Xie Xun. Especially when I read that Guo Jing gave up his position as the leader of the Sun Moon God Sect and wandered around the world with the gentleman Jian Yue Buqun, it made me cry