The Tang Dynasty’s Fiercest Imperial Grandson: Li Er, Abdicate the Throne!
大唐最狠皇太孙，请李二禅位！
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Li Chengqian: Succession by primogeniture? You really think you're a loyal minister? Our whole family rebelled! You think you can go see the old man after you ushered in the Zhenguan era? Even if you build the Zhenguan era into the most prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, history won't record that you were the heir! You stay in this position until the end, and whatever you do, don't pass it on to me!
Why are there so many trolls criticizing Li Shimin?
Li Chengqian rebelled because he sensed impending death. Don't say Li Shimin wouldn't kill him; look at how Emperor Wu of Han's son died. His subordinates wanted to kill him and replace him, and Li Shimin openly showed his dislike for him, which made them even happier. Emperor Wu of Han had clearly expressed his dislike for the crown prince, and then his subordinates fanned the flames, and Li Chengqian rebelled.
What's so interesting about Li Shimin, who seized power by assassinating his own elder brother who raised him? People like the Sima family, Yang Jian, and Zhao Kuangyin all usurped the throne from others. Li Shimin and Zhu Di both rose to power by assassinating their own emperors—just two pieces of trash.
The Xuanwu Gate inheritance law must be strictly enforced. 😁
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Your Majesty, please address me as Crown Prince!
Please continue reading!
Please read the new book during its initial release! I'll post a beautiful photo of my younger sister when it's finally finished!
They even dared to argue that Li Shimin was incompetent; truly, there are all sorts of birds in a big forest. 😰
So cool!
Heavenly Khan!
Before Li Shimin, the imperial family was ruthless (the royal family did not show sentiment). After Li Shimin, there were no relatives in the imperial family (the royal family did not value kinship). Prince Qin, Li Shimin, seized the throne, and Li Jiancheng became the crown prince. Crown Prince Li Shimin usurped the throne and Li Yuan became emperor!