The Han Gaozu of Great Ming

Liu Bang's ability to recognize and employ people ranks first among all feudal emperors. I think he is also the first in terms of open-mindedness. He can afford to take things and let them go. He is very good at being an emperor and not being afraid of death, not to mention his shamelessness. He is also a good hand in fighting. Han Xin expert comments: He can command 100,000 soldiers😄😄

I hope the author will go and see the truth behind the Tumu Fort Incident. And Yu Qian is not as good as expected. His death was not unjust.

Yu Qian is not saying that he is not good. He deserved to die. He is a civil servant by nature, and the people he wields the most power in are civil servants, which leads to an imbalance between civil and military affairs. How dare Yu Qian destroy the Governor's Mansion of the Fifth Army? He is an emperor, so he must be killed.

The teacher once said that Liu Bang was the first feudal emperor and the most powerful feudal emperor. He was extremely proficient in the use of power. His military command ranked third in the late Qin Dynasty, second only to Han Xin and Xiang Yu.

Lu Pheasant and Liu Bang are a unique couple in history. Two scheming sesame-filled black glutinous rice balls gave birth to a multigrain steamed bun like Liu Ying.

It's a little off track. There are too many people from the Han Dynasty. It feels like the author's thinking is getting narrower and narrower.

It's obviously very well written, so why doesn't anyone comment? I think the author Liu Bang is my favorite emperor among the many emperors I have read! The whole book implements a style of behavior that combines benevolence and justice, and there is no sudden regret at the end. I really want to see the officials and Liu Bang drinking together in the early Han Dynasty again...

Han Xin's writing in these chapters is terrible. Liu Bang was a political creature. After the founding of the Han Dynasty, he had been destroying the king during the six years he was in power. There were many heroes and old friends in it, but he was not merciless when he killed. It's really hard to say whether he was right or wrong in killing Han Xin. Han Xin first disobeyed orders in order to become the King of Qi, and then after knowing that the King of Qi surrendered to Liu Bang, he still attacked or attacked Qi for credit, which not only ruined Liu Bang's reputation, but also caused Li Shi to be cooked to death. What was even more surprising after that was that he made an appointment with Liu Bang to attack Xiang Yu on both sides, but he refused to go when Liu Bang sent troops, and he was willing to send troops only after Liu Bang made him the false king of Qi. To be honest, Liu Bang wanted to kill him later, which was really not unfair. That was a decisive battle. How could Liu Bang not hate him?

A group of people talk about civil engineering here and Yu Qian here. It's not necessary. Many people also said that Zhu Qizhen was wrong to kill Yu Qian. Let's not talk about whether there is something fishy about Tumubao? That is to say, which emperor can you tell me about the operations after Tumu Fortress? Which emperor can tolerate him? Wasn't he the one who made Zhu Qiyu the emperor? He must have done it to reduce the burden on Jiang Nan. The collapse of the Ming Dynasty's tax system began with him. Was he the one who created the Tenth Regiment Camp? Tell me, what is the difference between this kind of operation and Huo Guang Wang Mang? A country's financial and military power. He holds it all in his hand. He just lacks some background, otherwise he would be able to do what Wang Mang did. Which emperor can tolerate him? Let's not talk about anything else. In your eyes, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty may be kind. This appetite is enough without massacre of Li Shimin. There is no room for either. Han Xin was not as arrogant as him, and Han Xin was killed. What kind of virtue did Li Jing have in his later years? Li Shimin was still worried, to tell the truth. What he did was really not too much compared to Yu Qian. There is no room for both of them in this world. Let alone others.

Liu Bang's three major advantages are thick-skinned, benevolent and righteous, and good at employing people. During the Zhu Qizhen period, the officials had not yet coveted the imperial power, and capable people emerged in large numbers. As long as they did not favor treacherous people, everything was basically stable.