Grandfather Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: in the Beginning, He Encouraged My Father to Rebel

It feels a bit strange. Everything I did in the past was done in many details without concealing my intention to force the emperor to marry me, but later it turned into admitting my mistake to Emperor Wu. The prince said "come with me to start a rebellion", and someone went to inform Emperor Wu, and the prince quickly controlled the capital through military force. At this time, it stands to reason that you can directly force the palace to take the route of seizing power, or you can be more direct and risk seeing the emperor for explanation, showing your heart and taking the route of family affection. But the prince in the text delayed for a long time and did not go to see Emperor Wu until he returned to the capital. On the one hand, for Emperor Wu, if he wanted to forgive the prince, whether the reason was that the prince had hardened up and became "father-like", or because of family affection, after a few days of delay, there was not much credibility. And just forgiving the prince because he is the eldest son is not very convincing. The prince may be a good choice for heir, but it is not necessary or the only one. Under the balance of life, death and power, it is not indispensable. Besides, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was not his eldest son, and he became the crown prince after defeating the then crown prince Liu Rongcai. In addition, from a standpoint, it is not necessarily necessary for the prince's line to check and balance any forces. On the other hand, after these five days, for the prince's side, whether it was stabilizing Chang'an City or restoring the government, judging from the results, it was not painful or itchy. It did not greatly strengthen its initiative relative to Emperor Wu. Instead, it became more passive, and it seemed like it was forced to admit its mistake. Coupled with the characterization, the overall feeling of the first dozen chapters is that it works sometimes and then stops. It seems that there is no thought at all and no determination. It changes back and forth and looks very fragmented.

Historically, even though Liu Che knew that he killed the prince by mistake, he never thought of restoring the status of the prince's descendant as Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and killing him. If it weren't for Bing Ji, Liu Bing would have died long ago. At this time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Prince Ru were already at loggerheads because of their differences, and they gradually cut off all the prince's influence outside the palace. What you wrote was too whimsical and naive. I thought you were writing about how you helped Prince Ru succeed in his rebellion and imprisoned Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The result is that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty spared your life and treated you as a holy grandson? Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed Liu Zhi's whole family, and there was only one great-grandson left to kill. What relationship does he have with you? Wei Zifu, who had been in love for decades, immediately disliked him when he got old. As soon as Wei Huo died, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty immediately abandoned Wei Zifu. How deep of emotion and humanity do you expect him to be?

I can't stand what you're doing next. The rebellious prince, just admit your mistake and let this matter go? It's a bit naive. Under normal circumstances, the prince must be placed under house arrest until he is deposed. Goodbye

The male protagonist knows how this quarrel will end if Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is not dead. If Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is still alive, Liu Zhi will definitely not be able to take over now.

Historically, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not intend to execute the prince.

The protagonist's thinking is wrong or don't make trouble. Jiang Chong was arrested and sent to Ganquan Palace without reply. This could be used as a reason to let the prince formally go to Ganquan Palace to meet Emperor Wu to dispel Emperor Wu's suspicion. Either start an uprising directly, the prince ascends the throne directly, kills all the other princes in the capital, and abdicates in the name of Emperor Wu. Ganquan Palace quickly sends troops to control it and put Emperor Wu under house arrest.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty himself wanted to kill the prince. After killing, pass the blame to others. Without the instructions of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who would dare to frame and kill the prince? There is a queen in the prince's harem. There is an uncle in the army who is a general. In officialdom, he ascended the throne as the eldest son. Which dynasty's prince has as many connections and strong power as him.

How ruthless was Emperor Wu? Killing his mother and leaving his son, Prince Liu Zhi's whole family, old and young, had almost no one alive. Wei Zifu committed suicide. The Wei style was almost completely wiped out... If Huo Guang hadn't wanted to usurp the throne, If it hadn't been for the gangster generation who said that he was not King Liu, they would kill him together Do you think the Liu family could still live... Emperor Wu just left a good reputation, cruel staff, severe punishment, high taxes, salt and iron expertise, and collection of state assets... This kind of person has a perfect Kangxi character, do you expect him to show affection?

The author's writing in the early stage was not good. He said it was an uprising, he hesitated, and in the end he had to be forgiven by the emperor, which is not worthy of the name. In my opinion, in the later period of Emperor Wu, there were signs of national subjugation, and he had completely evolved into a thief and a one-man husband. It is entirely possible to rebel against him, and he is writing a novel. But now that public opinion has become more open, it is estimated that they dare not take the risk of disapproval, just like Qin Shihuang, who has also developed such unquestionable remarks as "Unless the First Emperor dies, no one in the world will dare to rebel." If I want to pursue industrialization, I personally feel it is far inferior to if I want to be an emperor.

It seems that most of the comments section are retarded. Historically, the prince was forced to die. Emperor Wu didn't want to kill him at all. After the prince's family was killed, Emperor Wu reacted and directly retaliated and killed all the people who participated in the killing of the prince's family. All of them were to destroy the nine tribes. . Revenge for the prince. Emperor Wu and Liu Zhi were just like Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao, not in the same situation as Li Shimin.

When I saw the steam engine, I knew it was time to abandon the trap. It was so evil.

Did Emperor Wu know that the prince was framed? You probably know that Emperor Wu was a man who had been fighting for power all his life. Does Emperor Wu want to kill the prince? No, because Emperor Wu had almost no suitable successor except the prince. So why did Emperor Wu kill the prince? Because Emperor Wu had no choice but to kill. As Emperor Wu grew older and the prince became more mature, a political group headed by the prince was bound to appear in the court. This political force had no opponents at first, because the prince was the future emperor, so other forces would not fight against the prince's power. They would choose to listen to both Emperor Wu and the prince. This is undoubtedly unacceptable to Emperor Wu. He needed someone to oppose the prince to maintain his power. So in order to maintain his power, he would support those who opposed the prince, thus forming a balance in the court. Therefore, there are three forces in the court at this time. Emperor Group. Prince Group. Neutral Group. Among them, the people in the Emperor Group know very well that although they are in power now, they will definitely be liquidated in the future. So, the witchcraft case appeared. The essence of the witchcraft case is a desperate fight by some people in the emperor's group, and it is the ultimate persecution of Emperor Wu. Emperor Wu had only two choices, to kill the prince or not to kill the prince. If Emperor Wu chose not to kill the prince, it would be equivalent to a death sentence for the emperor's group. Those who participate in witchcraft know that they will surely die. He will have no fighting spirit and will just wait to die. For those who have not participated in the witchcraft case, there is still a way to survive at this time. That is to behead the people involved in the witchcraft case, and then go to the Prince Group and tell them that Emperor Wu will let the Prince go, but will kill others. Everyone encouraged the prince to usurp the throne. Even, in extreme cases. The people from the emperor's group defected and first besieged Emperor Wu, and then directly welcomed the prince to the throne. Of course, it would not be a good idea to ascend the throne directly. Then you can force Emperor Wu to abdicate. If Emperor Wu does not retire, then you can follow the example of King Zhao Wuling and wait until Emperor Wu dies before taking over the throne. So, the essence of the witchcraft case is that Emperor Wu had to choose between his own death and the death of the prince. The emperor's power does not want to die, and neither does the prince's power. They will challenge the father and son to a life-and-death fight, even if the father and son don't want to fight a life-or-death fight.

Your focus from now on is not to teach Liu Bingji well, but to teach your eldest grandson Liu Xi well. This is definitely a scam.

There is no turning back when the bow is drawn. The prince raises his arms and shouts the flag, and then he can only go all the way to the end, either success or death. In the middle of the rebellion, he went to the emperor to plead guilty and then continued to be the prince. The author's thinking surprised me.

Although the subject matter is good, the author's courage is obviously not enough. He probably still took into account the reputation of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so he was undecided about the direct coup to oust Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and always wanted to please both sides. The result is that the plot and characters have a strong sense of separation, but let's see what happens next.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was indeed a cold-blooded emperor. In terms of cold-bloodedness, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty went to the extreme, deposing the queen and killing a bunch of prime ministers.

No matter what the author writes later, I still want to remind the author that in the later period of Emperor Wu, the world's household registration was halved, the economy tended to collapse, and refugees were everywhere. At this time, the world could not withstand the torment. No matter how you want to reform, you need a stable situation, and recuperation is the most needed. After all, the concept of time in modern and ancient times is The difference is that modern times race against time, but in ancient times you couldn't even do one thing in a day. To give a simple example, in ancient times, the county government held a meeting, and you even spent half a day waiting for someone, because you couldn't accurately judge the time. But in modern times, it is said that meetings should be held at eight o'clock, and it is eight o'clock. Managing a big country is like cooking small dishes. This saying has practical significance.

Generally, when a prince rebels, he must be abolished and put under house arrest. You can refer to Li Chengqian.

It's not reasonable at all. They have already raised troops. They should directly surround Ganquan Palace and ask Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to abdicate. If not regicide, he should be placed under house arrest and pretend to be the Supreme Emperor. Otherwise, given that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed his mother and gave birth to a son, how could he possibly compromise. .

The first one was fine, but the last one was more outrageous than the last one. They were still developing capitalism, but you just threw away the foundation of your old Liu family. Why don't you engage in industrial upgrading?

You think too highly of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. All the Han emperors were mean and ungrateful. Han Xin and Xiao He were gone. Zhang Liang retired. Zhou Yafu starved to death. When he lost in chess, he hit the prince of Wu. When he said that the beauty in the golden house was hidden, he was crippled with a backhand. Wei Qing died. Later, Wei Qing's descendants were killed, and Liu Zhi, Wei's husband who brought Wei Qing, Huo Qubing and Huo Guang, committed suicide directly. A witchcraft disaster locked up nearly hundreds of thousands of people. In the later period of Emperor Wu, the people could no longer survive, and they had to fight against the Huns.

The protagonist is capricious, leading troops and admitting his mistakes, quite like Yuan Shao, and walks away.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that the rebellion is like playing. When did the protagonist travel through time? Are you excited to be a father just after time travel?

Just by reading the comments, you can tell it's a junk novel. Thank you book friend.

In the first chapter, Jiang Chong was not killed even when the sword was placed on his neck. People who watched it didn't want to read it! Just like a novel about the Three Kingdoms, in the first chapter, Cao Cao was put on the neck but not killed. There is no need to read such a novel!

Recruiting dead men, awesome editor.

Please increase the number of roles played by brothers Liu Xun, Liu Hui and Liu Mian

How to use the emotional logic of common people's interpersonal relationships to view royal political struggles? ? ?

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I have a question after reading more than 250 chapters. The following chapters constantly emphasize that the imperial power does not go to the countryside, and the powerful collude with the officials. As an emperor, the protagonist is still afraid of powerful people overthrowing the throne? Moreover, it was explained in the previous article that under a series of policies, powerful powerful people are nothing but leeks. It feels quite contradictory to read the whole text like this.