The Six-Dimensional Charts of Every Emperor Are Exposed, and the Ancestors Panic
曝光历代皇帝六维图，老祖宗慌了
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They even dare to deny the legitimacy of the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising; their praise of Qin Shi Huang seems a bit too outrageous.
I hate Qin fans the most.
They keep glorifying him as a charismatic ancestor, but Qin Shi Huang's personal abilities were arguably quite mediocre compared to other emperors throughout Chinese history. Can we please stop mythologizing him so readily?! The achievements of six generations of dynasties are attributed entirely to Qin Shi Huang in the mouths of his fans.
Seeing the phrase "Han Wu's golden age" is unbearable. Emperor Wu's reign was indeed impressive, and he was incredibly capable. But to call it "Han Wu's golden age" is a complete joke; I simply can't stand it.
Even during the Qing Dynasty, some people advocated for its restoration, but absolutely no one in the Qin Dynasty would have suggested doing so. When Liu Bang entered Guanzhong, the people of Qin lined the streets to welcome him, and their core base was eagerly awaiting the Qin Dynasty's demise.
The man who overthrew Qin Shi Huang, who died more than a decade later, was Qin Er Shi. He completely destroyed the Qin system, and Qin Er Shi can be said to have been killed by him.
Such rankings are basically unreliable if Liu Bang isn't ranked first. Qin Shi Huang's system was unsuitable for unification, leading to the dynasty's demise after only two generations. It was Liu Bang's use of a system of commanderies and kingdoms as a transitional measure that allowed the unified system to continue, until Liu Che (Emperor Wu of Han) truly solidified its position in the hearts…
Could Qin Shi Huang's system of governance really be rated S-level and perfect? If it were perfect, why did the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising occur just one year after his death? How could such a good system lead to widespread rebellion? Don't attribute it entirely to Qin Er Shi; after all, rebellions broke out just one year after Qin Shi Huang's death.
There are many negative comments about Qin Shi Huang in the comments section.
Some say Qin Shi Huang was incompetent and relied entirely on his ancestors' legacy, while others say he was all talk and no action. Let's take a brief look at Qin Shi Huang's merits and demerits. 1. Unified the six states, ending more than four hundred years of division during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.
It's alright.
The first problem is denying the legitimacy and justification of popular uprisings. For example, calling Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rebels, and referring to the Yellow Turban Rebellion as the "Yellow Turban Rebellion." The words "chaos" and "thief" are highly subjective and should not be used from a neutral and objective perspective.
The Qin Dynasty was aiming its sword at Europe? Did Qin Shi Huang not know about the Xiongnu? He hadn't even finished fighting the Xiongnu, let alone Europe! He'd only been fighting the Xiongnu in the north, expanding south to the Yue tribes, building the Great Wall, the Qin Straight Road, his mausoleum, the Epang Palace, and the people were all reduced to ashes. Europe? Did the First Emperor want to be hanged during his reign?