The First Emperor Was so Kind That He Let Me Build the Qin Dynasty!

The Qin State is the successor crisis. I keep talking about how cruel the Qin State is, forcing the people to rebel. I don't want to think about the great turmoil in the central government of the Qin Dynasty since Qin II came to the throne. Dozens of Qin Shihuang's sons were killed, and his daughter did not escape. The Qin State may indeed be a bit high-pressure, but it is absolutely no problem for the powder keg to be ignited due to inheritance issues.

The Qin Dynasty was not violent enough. Emperors Qin Shihuang and Sui Yang were too benevolent. If they really treat the people like grass, you have to look at the current netizens.

I looked at the fan list and found that at least 17 of the top 25 were from guilds.

Qin Shihuang's cruelty was aimed at civilians. If you are a civilian in Qin, you will not feel that Qin Shihuang is benevolent.

The reason why all the old Qin people opened their doors to welcome Pei Gong must be because Qin Shihuang was too kind.

Tyranny is fiercer than tigers, and the tyranny of Qin refers to tyranny. Louis XVI, an enlightened locksmith who abolished slavery and sympathized with the lower class, was beheaded in the name of a tyrant. His benevolent character was no better than the First Emperor, but what the people under his rule felt was tyranny. What is a monarch who practices tyranny other than a tyrant? Who would call a tyrant who was as mean and ungrateful as Emperor Wen of Han?

The First Emperor was too soft-hearted, and all the six kingdoms except ordinary people were exterminated and their clans were exterminated to cut off the inheritance. To truly burn books and embarrass Confucians.

People in the hometown of the Six Kingdoms want to restore their country, and the hometown of Da Qin is happy to welcome Duke Pei. At the time of Duke Mu of Qin, there were still people who were willing to fight for Duke Mu. But when Qin fell, haha

The Qin Dynasty is not called the violent Qin for no reason. For example, you need to pay 40% to 50% tax in the six countries. But you have to pay 67% of taxes in the Qin Dynasty, are you willing? Build the Great Wall and build mausoleums, and a lot of people will die. Bai Qi killed 400,000 people in a trap, and everyone in Zhao State was against the enemy.

If you look at the old Qin people who no longer want to fight for Qin in the end, you will know whether the people are living well. Otherwise, with the integrity of the Warring States Period, how could they perish so quickly?

Crazy, if the book you write is not good, you won't be able to get it up no matter how much you clean it. Now you have opened a few boxes and attracted people, but if your writing is not good, people will still leave. Even if these boxes of yours are pinned to the top of all channels, will they be useful? Dozens of photos have not been updated yet, and then they stopped updating for a day.

According to your killing-killing solution, Cambodia should be the most powerful country in the world.

A roar shook thousands of mountains, and all beasts in the mountains and rivers were frightened.

The conquests of the First Emperor made no sense to me, but if his governance had been half as good as that of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, the Qin Dynasty would not have fallen into this situation. Take a look at the attitudes of the old Qin people in Guanzhong towards the Qin Dynasty and towards the Han Dynasty, and compare and understand it. I admit that the First Emperor was a powerful ruler, but as a Mingjun, he was How dark of a heart do you have to have to have a clear conscience? Even if you are really pretending to be asleep, please go to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum, the Great Wall of Qin, and the Epang Palace ruins, and take a look at the head office. No, no, no, these are things that fell from the sky. The quality of the thousand-year project is excellent. No need to hire people or spend money.

I feel embarrassed to have this title on my bookshelf 😅

I specially ordered a chapter to comment on it. If Qin's laws were not strict, why did Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rebel against Liu Bang and why did they go into the mountains? If Qin's laws were not strict, why did Liu Bang make the agreement? Three chapters are all about the people involved. It is said that the Han Dynasty followed the Qin system, but there were fundamental differences between the periods when one ruled the country by law and the other ruled by Tao.

Wasn't the Qin Dynasty just a prison and a military camp? Shang Yang himself knew that the Qin Dynasty would not survive long under the strict Legalist system. Why do netizens always think that the Qin Dynasty's demise was due to not enough plans? The people of Qin themselves don't want to stay in Qin. Netizens understand Qin better than the people of Qin, right?

Brother, looking at your introduction, I know that you don't understand why the Qin Dynasty of the First Emperor was called the violent Qin. After the Qin Dynasty unified the world, after hundreds of years of chaos in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, the common people thought they could finally live a peaceful life. What they had to do at this time was to rest with the people and restore the power of the people like in the early Han Dynasty. But those things that the First Emperor did were like this. When the Six Kingdoms were still there, there was at least some hope. The First Emperor gave no hope to the common people at all. It is unforgivable for such a dynasty to survive.

The Qin State was like a pressure cooker. It exploded immediately after the death of the First Emperor. It put too much pressure on the people.

If you read this introduction, you will know that there is something wrong with the author. When you yourself are massacred and your clan is slaughtered, you will know that Qin is healed.

The fall of the Qin Dynasty was caused by the constant torment of Qin Shihuang. In the fifteen years after the establishment of the Qin Dynasty, he built the Great Wall to attack the Xiongnu from the north, built a straight road to travel around the world, built the Qin Emperor's mausoleum, built the Afang Palace (just the foundation), and built the Ling Canal to conquer Baiyue in the south. With this level of torment, even a prosperous age had to be tormented and subjugated.

On site b, there is an up lecture on the legal case files of the Qin and Han dynasties. You can compare the legal details and case results of the two dynasties, and you can deeply understand what it means to have severe punishments, what it means to perish a country due to violence, and why later generations practice Confucian benevolent government. The ancients were not fools. Comparing the differences between before and after, they can know where the latter reflected on the former.

Don't worry, Qin's demise was indeed fueled by the subjugated nobles, but it is also an ironclad fact that Qin was cruel to the people at the bottom. The three major projects of the Great Wall, Afang Palace, and Qin Mausoleum only required no less than 3 million people, plus 300,000 Xiongnu from the north, 1 million from the south twice, and a huge number of auxiliary soldiers and militia. These off-duty numbers are sucking the blood of the people. The name of Tyrannical Qin is worthy of its name. How to clean it up.

The author had better change Ying's surname from Zhao to Qin, or simply change the surname The surname of Qin Shihuang would not exist if his sons were not enfeoffed, and the Qin Dynasty did not have a enfeoffment system And if we look at the Zhou Dynasty, Ji Fa and Zhou Wu The king has a surname of Ji, because he is the founding emperor, and his territory is the Great Zhou Dynasty, so he represents the Great Zhou Dynasty And King Wen of Zhou Dynasty, Ji Chang, Ji Fa's father, he is the Zhou surname of Ji. "Yuanhe Surnames Compilation" records: Emperor Ku gave birth to Houji, and to King Tai, he founded the city in Zhou Dynasty. King Wen took the country as his surname. Here we can deduce the Qin Dynasty, which was the unified dynasty after the Zhou Dynasty. Qin Shihuang had no surname, and the sons of Qin Shihuang did not have fiefdoms. In other words, they all had the surname Ying, Wu surname, and Qin Shihuang was the founding emperor, even more Wu surname The surname was the surname of the fiefdom, and the surname was inherited by the clan Sima Qian really spared no effort to discredit Qin Shihuang. This kind of surname can be traced back to the Zhou Dynasty, not to mention that the Qin Dynasty was not the Zhou Dynasty. It was passed down, but was brought down to unify the kings, which can basically directly cut off the Zhou Dynasty's habit of using fiefdoms as surnames After the Qin Dynasty unified the six kingdoms, the Qin Dynasty was no longer a land entrusted by the Zhou Dynasty, and there was no need to use the Zhou Dynasty's fiefdoms as surnames.

Popularize what is the idealist view of history: (1) Reducing social history to the history of consciousness, ignoring material production activities, and revealing the true relationship between social existence and social consciousness. We regard the power of spirit as the final driver of social development. In fact, we only need to change people's ideas to achieve the goal of changing society. (2) Only a few outstanding figures such as emperors, generals, heroes and heroes are the masters of history. All world history is just the process of heroes realizing their thoughts and will. Even the supreme will can only be revealed to them and expressed through them. This idealistic heroic view of history ignores the activities of the people. The masses of the people are inert matter, a passive mass, worthy only of being the tools through which heroes achieve their goals. (3) The subjective laws of historical development. It either attributes historical changes to the accumulation of accidental events caused by individual subjective and random activities, or it regards the order of historical movement as the purposeful arrangement of God or the logical provisions of some mysterious ideas. Ultimately, they all acknowledge that history itself has subjective laws. Hongzhuqi and fans of the First Emperor sat down to see which one fits the bill? There is also a big boast about the contribution of the First Emperor to the unification of China. It should be noted here that all the so-called positive significance and far-reaching influence are summarized and refined by later generations. They are based on effects and cannot represent the original intentions and goals of the First Emperor himself. If the First Emperor really worked hard and devoted himself to the future of civilization and the destiny of the nation, sacrificing his family and one surname in exchange for benefiting China for generations to come, of course there is nothing to say. However, upon careful inspection of historical data, it is clear that this is not the case. If the fan filter is moved, it is yes. Whether it is large-scale construction, wanton conquest, or the pursuit of immortality, it is just the pursuit of fame and fortune, the pursuit of great achievements, and the satisfaction of personal desires. The ideological realm of a feudal emperor cannot create a god.

Can any book friends recommend this book? If you are unintentionally bragging about Qin Shihuang and belittling Liu Bang, please avoid the thunder and thank you Personally, I feel that Liu Bang is the most talented of all emperors. The 48-year-old police station director with no education actually managed to defeat a powerful man and created a unified dynasty, suppressing Han Xin, Zhang Liang and Chen Ping to death.

Let's just cut it. After all, the writing is crooked. First of all, the issue of character creation of the protagonist. Is it suitable for Qin II to lie flat? If it is not suitable, you can shape it like this in the early stage, and then gradually transform from a modern young man to the emperor's mentality. Then you did some private visit to Yingzheng on incognito, the point of collapse should be here, who is Yingzheng doing this private visit on incognito with you? The godless king who can decide life or death with a single word is playing house with you? Later emperors had courtiers to check and balance their power. Only Ying Zheng was the most powerful person in history. Isn't it an exaggeration? You have to know what readers want to see. What we want to see is the development of people's livelihood technology at home and the expansion of territory externally. What we want to see is that the world is covered with the Qinlong Banner, and the entire earth has the surname Huaxia. Look at what you wrote next. Ying Zheng engaged in incognito private interviews, and the protagonist had endless affairs with women. What you wrote was about China's first emperor, Emperor Chu of China's first dynasty, Great Qin. Forget it, that's all.

The First Emperor was so merciful that he sent me to live in Bengbu People of the Qin Dynasty: Merciful, right? ?

Some protagonists come from time travel. You might as well write that the protagonist is a local, just a child with no ambitions. Unless you say that the protagonist was a doll before time travel, otherwise I really don't understand. Unless it is a plant that was born, otherwise this kind of mind is also a true 6. I really don't see anything now. The place that makes me laugh is more like the four unlikenesses say nothing.

The massacre only affected one local people, and even the victims died, but the tyranny hurt all the people in the world. The two give people different perceptions. When people hear about the massacre, people may feel sympathy, sadness and anger, but only for a moment, while tyranny is a personal experience.