Training Li Tang

After reading the recommendation, it said that Li Er took away the throne, but in the end, the boss died after more than thirty chapters. Make some yarn. It's boring. I think most people stopped reading after chapter 40. Will Pig's Feet become the emperor himself in the future? ? ? Otherwise, this book will have no success and it will become a eunuch sooner or later! ! !

I thought the author had changed history, but it turned out to be the same thing! I originally came here for the author's new ideas, but the author ended up making it like this. It was very boring and made me feel very uncomfortable. I could only pretend that I had not read this novel to feel better (it felt a bit like self-destruction). Li Shimin was a very vicious and hypocritical person who had no limits and left a very bad influence on future generations. He did great harm to Chinese civilization and distorted the moral order of human ethics and normal political rules. The political battles since then have become increasingly cruel and sinister.

The protagonist written by the author is really a villain, he doesn't even have any humanity. His true nature was completely exposed as soon as Li Jiancheng died. This kind of person is really disgusting.

Li Jiancheng (589-626), nicknamed Bishamen, was born in Chengji, Longxi, and was the eldest son of Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan of the Tang Dynasty. In 617 AD, Li Jiancheng helped Li Yuan raise troops in Taiyuan, led the army to attack Xihe, captured Huoyi, rejected Tongguan, and captured Chang'an. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jiancheng was established as the prince. He once led the army to repel the Turkic invasion and pacify Shandong. In 626 AD, Li Shimin launched the Xuanwumen Incident and killed Li Jiancheng at the age of thirty-eight. His five sons were also killed. In the second year of Zhenguan (628), Li Shimin posthumously named Li Jiancheng the King of Xi, and gave him the posthumous title "Yin". In the sixteenth year of Zhenguan (642), he posthumously granted Li Jiancheng the title of Crown Prince, known as Prince Yin in history. According to historical records, Li Jiancheng has made many military exploits, but his image in literary works such as "The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties" and "Shuo Tang" is not glorious.

Taiyuan raises troops In the thirteenth year of Daye (617), Li Yuan was appointed as the left-behind man in Taiyuan. At that time, Li Jiancheng and his family lived in Hedong. Li Yuan ordered Li Jiancheng to secretly make friends with talented people in Hedong. In February of the same year, Liu Wuzhou, the captain of Mayi, rebelled and claimed to be emperor. In March, he broke Loufan County and occupied Fenyuan Palace. On the one hand, Li Yuan recruited troops in the name of fighting against thieves, and on the other hand, he sent secret envoys to Hedong to urge Li Jiancheng to come to Taiyuan. In order to relieve the worries of fighting for the world, Li Yuanxian secretly formed a friendship with the Turks. The Turks demanded that Li Yuan stand on his own feet, otherwise they would not support him, but Li Yuan firmly refused. Li Shimin, Liu Wenjing, Pei Ji and others advised him many times, but Li Yuan still persisted. In June, Li Jiancheng arrived in Taiyuan, and Li Yuan was very happy. Pei Ji and others followed Li Jiancheng to see Li Yuan and persuaded Li Yuan to follow suit. Yi Yin and Huo Guang deposed Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty. Yang Guang supported Yang You, the acting king, and sent troops to inform all counties and counties. He changed his flag to express his stance towards the Turks. The teacher's reputation has attracted attention both at home and abroad. Li Yuan thinks that this is a bit deceptive, and there is currently no better way. Li Yuan then decided to raise an army and sent an envoy to inform the Turks, sending thousands of horses and promising to send troops. Li Yuan was recruiting people from far and near in Taiyuan, and the general of Xihe expressed his loyalty to the Sui court many times, blocking Li Yuan's westward route to Chang'an. So Li Yuan sent Li Jiancheng to lead his army to attack, and he only brought three days' worth of rations except for food on the road. Seeing that the rebels he had recruited were not trained, Li Jiancheng was worried that they would not be able to fight, so he established military law to purge the three armies. On the march to Xihe, Li Jiancheng shared the joys and sorrows with the soldiers. The fruits and vegetables grown by the people on the roadside had to be paid for before they could be eaten. The food and drinks he got were also shared with the soldiers. The army marched to the foot of Xihe City, and Li Jiancheng personally went to inform him of his intention. People in the city came to surrender one after another. Only the county magistrate Gao Deru refused to surrender. Li Jiancheng then led his army to attack Gao Deru. Zhu Zhijin, the county judicial secretary, introduced Li Jiancheng's soldiers and horses from the city admiral. Gao Deru was captured alive and beheaded, and all other Xihe people were pardoned. Li Jiancheng pacified Xihe, and the round trip only took nine days. After retiring the army, Li Yuan was very happy and said: "If we use our troops in this way, we can conquer the world." Li Jiancheng was granted the title of Duke of Longxi and the Commander-in-Chief of the Left Army.

In July, Li Jiancheng followed Li Yuan into Tuguanzhong. When the troops were stationed at Jiahu Fort, it rained heavily. In August, after the rain stopped, Li Yuan began to march into Huoyi on Li Jiancheng's suggestion. Li Yuan was worried that Song Laosheng, the defender of Huoyi, would not fight. Li Jiancheng believed that although Song Laosheng had been able to pacify thieves before, he was from a humble background and was brave and resourceless, so he could be lured into fighting. Li Yuan then sent hundreds of cavalry to the east of Huoyi City and camped five or six miles away from the city, waiting for the infantry. Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin each led only a few dozen cavalry to inspect Huoyi City. Li Yuan divided his troops into more than a dozen teams and patrolled from the southeast to the southwest of the city. They acted as if they were about to set up camp and attack the city, and asked Yin Kaishan to lead the rear army to begin the march. Song Laosheng saw that there were not many soldiers and horses planning to camp under the city, and Li Yuan's rear army had not yet arrived, so he divided the 30,000 men into two, and led his troops to fight out from the east gate, while the other group fought out from the south gate. Li Yuan was worried that Song Laosheng would not be too far away from the city, so he asked Li Jiancheng to lead the left army and Li Shimin to lead the right army, cutting off Song Laosheng's way back to the city. Li Yuan himself led the army to pretend to retreat. When Song Laosheng saw Li Yuan withdrawing, he thought Li Yuan was afraid, so he led his army forward and formed a formation one mile away from the city. Yin Kaishan led the front army of infantry in formation, and the rear army followed one after another. Before the battle, Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin led their troops to attack the east and south gates of Huoyi. Li Yuan spread rumors that Song Laosheng had been beheaded. After hearing this, Song Laosheng's soldiers abandoned their troops and ran away. The city gate was blocked by Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin again, making Song Laosheng unable to return to the city. The people on the city lowered the rope and wanted to pull Song Laosheng up. The military leader Lu Jun'e took the opportunity to kill Song Laosheng. (Old Tang books record that Li Yuan was defeated by Song Laosheng in this battle, and Li Jiancheng fell from his horse. All the credit goes to Li Shimin.) In September, Li Yuan sent Li Jiancheng, Liu Wenjing, Wang Changxie and others to defend Tongguan and also guard Yongfengcang to prevent being attacked from both sides. Soon after, Li Shentong, Chai Shao and others also raised troops to join Li Yuan. Li Yuan sent Li Shimin to garrison Acheng, and Li Jiancheng garrisoned Bashang. In October, Li Yuan led his army to Bashang and joined forces with Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin, with a force of more than 200,000. After Li Yuan entered Chang'an, he asked Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin to lead their troops and station them around Chang'an City. Li Yuan and other civil and military officials supported Yang You as the emperor, respected Yang Guang as the Supreme Emperor, and changed the Yuan Dynasty to Yining. Yang You named Li Yuan the king of Tang Dynasty, Li Jiancheng became the crown prince, and asked Li Jiancheng to open the government and govern affairs. In the second year of Yining (618), Li Jiancheng was named the General of the Fu Army and the Marshal of the Eastern Campaign. He led Li Shimin and other 100,000 (some say 70,000) troops to seize territory eastward, waiting for an opportunity to seize Luoyang. In April, Li Jiancheng returned to Chang'an, and Emperor Gong of the Sui Dynasty Yang You granted Li Jiancheng the title of Shangshu Ling.

Pacify Shandong In the first year of Wude (618), Yu Wenhua and Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty were executed. Soon after, Emperor Gong of the Sui Dynasty Yang You abdicated to Li Yuan. After Li Yuan accepted the abdication, he made Li Jiancheng the crown prince. In the second year of Wude (619), Zhu Shanhai, a bandit from Sizhu, made a rebellion and claimed to be the protector of the village. Li Jiancheng led Sang Xianhe to put it down. In April, An Xinggui, a native of Liangzhou, killed Li Gui and led the remaining troops to surrender. Li Jiancheng went to Yuanzhou to meet him. In the third year of Wude (620), Liu Wuzhou fled to the Turks after being defeated. In July, Li Yuan ordered Li Shimin to conquer Wang Shichong, and Li Jiancheng to guard Puzhou to guard against the Turks. In the fourth year of Wude (621), Liu Qicheng, the commander-in-chief of Jihu, led tens of thousands of people to rebel in the border areas. Li Jiancheng led his army to conquer. Li Jiancheng led his army to meet Liu Rencheng's army in Yanzhou. Li Jiancheng joined forces and fought with Liu Rencheng, defeating Liu Rencheng, beheading more than a hundred people and capturing more than a thousand people. Li Jiancheng released dozens of Jihu leaders and asked them to return to their tribes to recruit other leaders. After learning about this, Liu Qiancheng and other leaders came to ask for surrender. Li Jiancheng saw that these tribes had too many soldiers and was afraid that they would cause rebellion again in the future, so he prepared to kill them all. When the news leaked, Liu Qiancheng fled to Liangshidu. Li Jiancheng executed Jihu and surrendered more than 6,000 soldiers. In the fifth year of Wude (622), Liu Heitai was defeated by Li Shimin and fled to Turks. In June, Liu Heitai led the Turkic army to cause chaos in Shandong. Wei Zheng saw that although Li Jiancheng was the eldest son, his achievements were not as good as those of Li Shimin, so he suggested that Li Jiancheng go to the war to make meritorious service. Li Jiancheng followed Wei Zheng's suggestion and requested to conquer Liu Heita. So Li Yuan sent Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji to lead the army. In December, Li Jiancheng won a great victory in Weizhou, captured Liu Heitai, and pacified Shandong. In the sixth year of Wude (623), in July, the Turks invaded Shuozhou. Li Yuan sent Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin to garrison troops in Shuozhou for defense. In September, the Turks retreated, and Li Jiancheng returned to the court with his troops. In April of the eighth year of Wude (625), the Turks invaded Dingzhou. Li Yuan ordered Li Jiancheng to garrison troops in Youzhou, and Li Shimin to garrison troops in Bingzhou for defense.

Xuanwu coup The King of Qin, Li Shimin, was very dissatisfied with the idea of establishing Li Jiancheng as crown prince because of his long-term military exploits and power in foreign campaigns, so he tried every means to replace him. In June of the seventh year of Wude, the Qin palace created the Yang Wenqian incident and falsely accused the prince of colluding with the generals to rebel. Finally, Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty exiled Wang Gui and Wei Ting of the East Palace and Du Yan, a staff member of the Prince of Qin's Palace, due to brotherly discord. Since then, there has been constant friction between the Qin Palace and the East Palace. In the ninth year of Wude (626), Li Jiancheng suggested to Li Yuan that Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui be expelled from the Qin Palace and strictly ordered not to meet each other. Most of the civil and military officials in the Prince of Qin's palace were dismissed from their posts, leaving only Changsun Wuji, Gao Shilian, Yuchigong and Zhang Gongjin in the palace. Everyone felt panicked all day long, so they advised Li Shimin to take action as soon as possible to kill Li Jiancheng and force Li Yuan to abdicate. In the early morning of June 4th, Li Shimin led Qin Qiong, Yuchi Gong, Cheng Zhijie, Hou Junji and others to set up an ambush at Xuanwu Gate. Prince Li Jiancheng and Qi King Li Yuanji were summoned into the palace. When they arrived at Linhu Palace, they felt something was wrong, so they turned around and prepared to return to the East Palace. Li Shimin shouted while chasing after him, and shot Li Jiancheng dead with one arrow. When generals such as Feng Li, Xue Wanche, and Xie Shufang from the East Palace and Prince Qi's Mansion learned that Li Jiancheng had been killed, they led two thousand soldiers and horses to attack Xuanwu Gate and killed the Xuanwu Gate guards Jing Junhong and Lu Shiheng. Xue Wanche mobilized soldiers to attack the Qin Palace. Everyone in the Qin Palace was shocked, so they cut off the heads of Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji and showed them to the public, which made the soldiers and horses in the East Palace lose their fighting spirit. In this coup, all five of Li Jiancheng's sons were killed and the family was expelled from the royal family. In the second year of Zhenguan (628), Li Shimin named Li Jiancheng Xiwang and gave him the posthumous title of "Yin". Li Jiancheng was buried with royal rites. In the 16th year of Zhenguan (642), Li Shimin posthumously presented Li Jiancheng as the crown prince.

Recruit talented people In the ninth year of the Sui Dynasty (613), there were many anti-Sui rebels in various places. At this time, Li Yuan also had the idea of ​​raising an army. He asked Li Jiancheng and his family to live in Hedong, and secretly recruited talented people to prepare for the army. After Li Yuan officially launched his army, he received a response from the Hedong area. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, many talents appointed by Li Jiancheng to the Prince's Mansion made important contributions to the Tang Dynasty. Military general Xue Wanche conquered the Turks, Tuyuhun, Goguryeo, etc. For the Tang Dynasty after the death of Li Jiancheng; Feng Li fought against the Turks with fewer troops when they approached Chang'an; Ma Sanbao made a lot of contributions when he started his business in the Tang Dynasty. Resolutely raise troops In February of the thirteenth year of Daye (617), before Li Yuan launched an army, Li Shimin, Liu Wenjing and others repeatedly advised Li Yuan to launch an army early. However, Li Yuan refused to launch an army because Li Jiancheng had not arrived in Taiyuan. It was not until Li Jiancheng arrived in Taiyuan in June of the same year that Li Yuan decided to formally launch an army. Li Yuan officially raised his troops and marched to Guanzhong. The first battle was to attack Xihe, led by Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin. Li Jiancheng formulated military laws and orders for the newly gathered volunteers, shared the joys and sorrows with the soldiers, and did no harm to the people. This made Li Yuan win the hearts of both the soldiers and the people when he started the army. It only took Li Jiancheng nine days to pacify the entire Xihe River. When Li Yuan attacked Huoyi, it rained heavily, and Liu Wenjing, the envoy sent to the Turks, did not come back, so there were rumors that Liu Wuzhou and the Turks planned to attack Taiyuan. Li Yuan gathered everyone to discuss. Most of the people participating in the discussion believed that their family members were in Taiyuan and must be rescued. However, Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin believed that the Turks were greedy for profit and would attack Mayi if they wanted to invade. Liu Wuzhou would definitely disagree with the Turks if he wanted to attack Taiyuan. Li Jiancheng also analyzed that Song Laosheng, the defender of Huoyi, was brave but not wise. If he marched after the rain stopped, he could be killed in one battle. The words of Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin convinced Li Yuan to attack Chang'an and establish the Li Tang regime.

Li Jiancheng was the successor to the throne that Li Yuan, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty, admired very much and had high hopes for. Not only was his military ability not inferior, but his political ability was also outstanding. From the Taiyuan Uprising to the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, he was not only the military commander second only to Li Yuan, but also Li Yuan's overall strategic planning consultant and most trusted right-hand man. He played an irreplaceable role in promoting the war at every critical moment. Therefore, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Li Yuan couldn't wait to appoint him as the crown prince for key training, and handed over daily government affairs to him for decision-making, and major decisions were made after consultation with him. During the Takeru period, the country had not yet been unified and was plagued by internal and external troubles. Li Jiancheng did a lot of behind-the-scenes work to unify the world, establish laws and regulations, develop the Tang Dynasty's economy, and improve its military strength. From the analysis of existing historical data, Li Jiancheng was a leader with thorough vision, clear thinking, excellent strategy, courage and confidence, and he was also a friend and family member who valued affection and justice and was kind-hearted. He is courteous, discerning, good at recognizing talents, and has a group of capable ministers and heroic generals under his command. He is modest and magnanimous in his treatment of others. He is supported by the government and the public outside, and has a very harmonious relationship with his relatives and family members at home. Because Li Shimin interfered in the compilation of historical materials of the early Tang Dynasty, Li Jiancheng's image in the new and old "Tang Shu" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" based on him was seriously belittled and vilified. It was not until recent years that researchers noticed "Notes on Entrepreneurship and Life in the Tang Dynasty" written by Wen Daya during the Wude period that Li Jiancheng, a historical figure, was re-understood and evaluated.

Like Li Shimin, Li Jiancheng also recruited talents and treated them well. He "spend money to provide aid, humbly serve as subordinates, and catch monks and Taoist disciples to work in prisons to raise them. He can be praised for his skills and can be learned from them. He can resist the etiquette, and he is not tired of it. Therefore, he wins the hearts of scholars and common people." Before and after the founding of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jiancheng recruited many powerful advisers and generals to provide him with advice. Many of these people became famous officials of Zhenguan and contributed to the rule of Zhenguan. For example, Li Jiancheng's adviser Wei Zheng later became famous as a remonstrating minister during the Zhenguan period, and Li Jiancheng was very courteous to him; among the generals, Feng Li was also "very helpful in politics" during the later Zhenguan period, and was regarded as a confidant by Li Jiancheng; So, let us see how such a person is portrayed by Xu Jingzong. "Old Book of Tang: Biography of Prince Yin" records: "(Jian Jiancheng) conspired with Yuan Ji to poison the palace and lured Taizong into the palace for a night banquet. Taizong was heartbroken and vomited blood for several days. The king of Huai'an was helped back to the West Palace in embarrassment by his magical power. Emperor Gaozu was lucky enough to ask about his illness because he ordered Jiancheng: 'King Qin cannot drink, let alone gather at night.'" This wonderful description is no less impressive than the panchon battle in martial arts novels. Here, in addition to describing Li Jiancheng as a vicious and vicious person, he is also described as a pig. This is just a small fragment in the history books. Another thing is that Li Jiancheng gave Li Shimin a bad horse that could no longer stand up, and wanted to throw Li Shimin to death. Li Shimin, a man who had been fighting for half his life, did not feel that the horse was a bad horse when he mounted it, so he fell down under the eyes of Emperor Gaozu. Even if this thing is true, it is just Li Shimin showing off in front of Emperor Gaozu. Is Li Jiancheng really that stupid and cold-blooded? All the facts have proven that this was made up. Novels were not yet developed in the Tang Dynasty, so the two stories compiled by Xu Jingzong might have deceived a group of people at the time, but now, I am afraid they can only deceive fools. There are definite records in history books that after Li Jiancheng's death, his followers were scattered among the people. Li Shimin tried hard but failed to catch these people, not because these people had great supernatural powers, but because people sympathized with Li Jiancheng, so they tried to hide these people somewhere where the court could not find them. In the first year of Zhenguan (627), King Luo Yi of Yan County, who had always supported Li Jiancheng, rebelled. Soon, Li Xiaochang, the governor of Lizhou, and Liu Deyu, the general of Youwuwei, rebelled. It can be seen that Li Jiancheng is still quite popular. Assuming that there had been no Xuanwumen incident, these ministers would have continued to follow Li Jiancheng. The first thing Li Jiancheng did when he came to power must be light corvee service. This is certain, and it was also determined by the conditions at the time. Under the leadership of Li Jiancheng, these ministers might not be able to create another prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty, and this prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty is real because it was created by the real quasi-emperor Li Jiancheng.

Anyone who studies history will notice these two figures: Tang Taizong Li Shimin and Tang Prince Li Jiancheng. They are very representative. One is true and the other is false, one is humiliating and one is honored, one is defeated and the other is successful, merit and guilt are divided into two parts. What kind of character was Li Jiancheng, the crown prince of the Tang Dynasty? He has been a controversial figure for thousands of years. He will remain in the long archives of history as a dishonorable loser. We can only understand the history of the early Tang Dynasty based on books such as "Zhenguan Zhengyi", "Old Book of Tang" and "New Book of Tang". However, the wisdom of this so-called "wise" king lies not in the uniqueness of his governance, but in revising history and organizing his quotations. Li Shimin asked three times to personally watch the "Records" of the great ancestor Li Yuan and himself. . The first two times, the historian politely refused. For the third time, he confessed his motives to Fang Xuanling, the prime minister who supervised the compilation of national history. Fang Xuanling, Xu Jingzong, Li Yanshou, Li Chunfeng and others then submitted the abridged "Records of Gaozu" and "Records of Taizong" in 20 volumes each. In the "Records of the Two Dynasties" revised at the request of Li Shimin, the images of Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji were very ugly, and their achievements in the anti-Sui war were also wiped out. From the Song Dynasty to the present, there have been many famous historians: for example, Wu Zhen of the Northern Song Dynasty wrote "New Tang Shu Jiemiao", Qing Dynasty's "Seventeen Histories", "Twenty-two Histories", "Twenty-two Histories", etc., Especially in recent times. From the research works of contemporary world-famous historians such as Chen Yinke, Hu Rulei, and Secretary-General of the Tang History Society of China Hu Ji, it can be clearly seen that Li Shimin's face was heavily made up and covered with a thick layer of powder. But the lies written in Mo still cannot conceal the truth. We opened various versions of "Zhenguan Zhengyi", "Old Tang Book", "New Tang Book", "Records of Gaozu", "Records of Taizong", "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" and other books from the early Tang Dynasty. From those contradictory historical materials, especially "Notes on the Entrepreneurship and Daily Life of the Tang Dynasty", we can clearly see the true side of Li Jiancheng:

Two. Political skills: Li Jiancheng actively promoted policies to resume production and develop the economy. It laid a solid economic foundation for the future prosperity of Datang. As the founding king of a generation, Li Yuan was by no means a mediocre person. The Tang Dynasty was newly established and was surrounded by crises. After Li Jian was established as the crown prince, he stayed in Chang'an to assist Li Yuan in handling internal affairs. Everything was done in an orderly manner and no major mistakes were made. This shows that he has a strong ability to handle government affairs. . In formulating the laws of the Tang Dynasty, restoring the economy, stabilizing the situation, stabilizing the country, guarding the borders, quelling civil strife, and eradicating the subversion and sabotage of the Koryo and Turkic spies, he assisted in the government affairs and performed outstanding civil affairs. Li Jiancheng laid a solid economic foundation for the Tang Dynasty through the promulgation and implementation of the famous "Wude Lv", "Tang Lv Shu Yi" and other unprecedentedly complete codes of law, as well as the promulgation and implementation of the "Land Equalization Order" and "Lease Renting Modulation", as well as developing agriculture, restoring production, prospering the economy, enriching the people and strengthening the country.

Two. Despicable personality and bad moral character. Li Shimin conquered the country unfairly, forced his father, killed his brothers, slaughtered his younger brothers, took his wife, and usurped power bloodyly. Li Shimin knew that "it is unfaithful to seek the emperor with his ministers; it is unfilial to force his father with his son; it is unkind to wash away the two palaces with blood; it is unjust to kill his brother with his brother." This behavior is difficult to justify whether from the perspective of Confucian ethics or Legalist concepts. In order not to be reviled by future generations, he ordered the historians of the dynasty to compile Tang history books that distorted and covered up the historical truth, and dressed himself up as a sage king. In order to create a reasonable basis for the Xuanwu Sect conspiracy, he slandered his father, brothers, and most of the heroes during the Wude years, attributed all the credit to himself, attributed all the sins to others, and tried his best to add gold to himself. According to historical records: After the Turks retreated, Li Yuan ordered his three brothers to gallop to win the battle. Li Jiancheng gave an inferior horse to Li Shimin. As a result, the inferior horse fell three times. Li Shimin jumped off the horse in time to avoid disaster. Some historians raised four doubts about this matter: First, Li Shimin and Li Jiancheng had been fighting openly and secretly for a long time. How could Li Shimin let Li Jiancheng pick a horse for him, and how could he get on this horse? Second, how could Li Jiancheng use such clumsy tactics in front of his father? Third, Li Shimin has been on the battlefield for a long time and has excellent riding skills. How can he not know how to use a bow and a bad horse? Fourth, even if you ride a bad horse due to feelings, you should change the horse as soon as it stumbles. How can it stumble three times? Another public case occurred two or three days before the Xuanwu Gate Incident, which is said to be a decisive event. According to historical records, in June of the ninth year of Wude, Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji invited Li Shimin to the palace for a banquet and planned to poison him. As a result, Li Shimin "felt severe pain in his heart and vomited blood for several fights." Quoting historians: This matter is probably even more suspected of fabrication than the previous example. The conflict between Li Shimin and Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji has intensified beyond control. The two camps are at war with each other and clash frequently. How can there be a reason to have a banquet? Even if there was a banquet, how could Li Shimin dare to drink Hongmen's wine? What's even more ridiculous is that he didn't die after drinking poisonous wine. Could it be that Li Shimin's internal strength was so profound that he could "vomit several liters of blood"? Or maybe Li Jiancheng was confused and bought fake and inferior products from the black market? The most ridiculous thing is that Li Shimin, who "vomited blood for many fights", came to life in front of Xuanwu Gate two or three days later, drew his strong bow, shot an arrow through the heart, and killed his eldest brother Li Jiancheng!

Three. He is incompetent in governing the country, so he would like to have great achievements People of later generations always like to praise Li Shimin's "Government of Zhenguan". In fact, "the rule of Zhenguan" is an empty word. Historian Wang Zhongxun pointedly pointed out: "Feudal historians regard the Zhenguan period as an ideal peaceful and prosperous age, which is far from the actual situation. The 'Reign of Zhenguan' is a bit exaggerated. Its household registration is less than 1/2 of the Sui Dynasty, and some areas are still vast and inhabited." Those so-called "orthodox" historians continue to praise Li Shimin and treat Li Shimin's empty and empty so-called "Reign of Zhenguan" like gold. As everyone knows, once a war-torn society stabilizes, there will be a period of economic recovery. Generally speaking, any emperor who is in the stage of social and economic recovery and development, whether it is Wang Shimin, Zhang Shimin, Zhao Shimin, or you, me, or he comes to power, as long as he is not a bastard when he becomes emperor, he will enjoy the prosperous era of economic recovery and the reputation of "the rule of XX". This is the natural law of social development and cannot be regarded as Li Shimin's achievement at all.

I just don't understand. I spent so much time working under Li Jiancheng, but in the end he still killed Jiancheng, turned around and went to Li Er, and gave Li Er advice to cut off the influence of Prince Jiancheng. He was even more white-eyed than a wolf with white eyes. You wrote the protagonist as a person who would do whatever it takes to get a high position for the so-called future. What did you want to do by writing like this? In the end, you used other tricks to prove that Li Er was destined to be destined? Disgusting, give up

Once Li Jiancheng died, there was no friendship anymore. They all started to speak for Li Shimin in everything, thinking about becoming Li Shimin's confidant. A complete villain

Isn't it interesting? After dozens of pictures, Li Shimin still succeeded... Just say that if Li Shimin loses, you don't know what to write next. Am I really drunk and become another Wei Zheng? I originally thought it was a novel with novel ideas.