When Han Gaozu Liu Bang saw this, he couldn't help being a little surprised.

Han Gaozu was still very satisfied with the achievements his son said.

It's just that I didn't expect that someone else's achievements can be tied with Liu Heng?Who is the other party?

"If I'm not mistaken, this emperor should be Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi."

"In the rule of Wenjing, it is not surprising that the two emperors Wenjing and Jing are side by side."

When Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty saw this, he guessed in a low voice.

At this time, the picture in the video flashed.

This was a prince playing with other children, but a child was beaten to death by the prince because of his rude words.

Although later, after the operation of the emperor, the turmoil of this matter was quelled, but it was the cause and effect that laid the groundwork for future disasters.

After the death of the old emperor, the prince ascended the throne and became the emperor. In order to hold the power in his own hands, he implemented some policies, which resulted in the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms.

Later, the emperor settled the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms, but in order to dispel the excuse of the Seven Kingdoms to continue the rebellion, he killed the minister who helped him implement this policy.

In the end, under the rule of the emperor, the country was stable, the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and prospered.

Then, Chen Feng's voice sounded.

"Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi, the sixth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, the eldest son of Han Wen Emperor Liu Heng, and his mother is Dou Shi, Empress Xiaowen Dou."

"Seven years after Emperor Wen, he succeeded to the throne in June. During his reign, he continued to implement the policy of resting with the people, light corvee and low tax, and the social economy was further restored and developed."

"The land rent was changed from [-] taxes to [-] taxes. After that, it became a custom of the Han Dynasty. In order to strengthen the centralization of power, he adopted Chao Cuo's suggestion to implement the reduction of the vassal."

"In the first three years of Emperor Jing, he quelled the chaos of the seven kingdoms of Wu and Chu. Later, he ordered the princes and kings not to govern the people and deposed their official system. The officials of the kingdom were appointed and dismissed by the emperor. Later historians called it the rule of Wenjing together with the reign of Emperor Wen."

"Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty died in the third year of the Yuan Dynasty at the age of 48. He was posthumously named Emperor Xiaojing and was buried in Yangling."

Like a father, like a son, this sentence is placed in different places and has different meanings.

However, this sentence is used here as a compliment.

Liu Qi, the son of Emperor Wen of Han, was Emperor Jing of Han.

The two fathers and sons created the rule of Wenjing in the history of the Han Dynasty.

Under the rule of their father and son, the Han Dynasty regained its prosperity.

Liu Qi was not born as the eldest son of Liu Heng. Liu Qi's mother was Dou Yifang. Dou Yifang was born as a court lady. In order to please the princes and ministers, Empress Lu rewarded the palace lady to Liu Wendi, who was still the acting king at that time. constant.

But because Liu Heng fell in love with Dou Yifang, Liu Heng's first wife and her children all died of illness.

Therefore, when Liu Heng ascended the throne, in order to consolidate the court, he made Liu Qili the crown prince.

After Liu Heng's death, Liu Qi, who was 32 years old at the time, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor.

After Han Gaozu Liu Bang established the Han Dynasty, he eliminated almost all the vassal kings of the opposite sex, and crowned those with the same surname as kings.

These people became stronger and stronger in their respective territories, and each developed their own power, and the vassal kings at that time had the right to appoint officials on their own land, which can be said to be a "country" independent of the imperial court.

This is very unfavorable to the centralization of power, and after Empress Lu's relatives intervened in politics, when Emperor Hanwen ascended the throne, the various vassal kings can be said to have become increasingly rampant, eyeing the throne covetously.

During the reign of Emperor Wenwen of the Han Dynasty, vassal princes from all over the world often attempted to rebel.

When Emperor Han Jing proclaimed himself emperor, in order to solve this kind of chaos and strengthen the centralization of power, he adopted the suggestions of the ministers of the court at that time to reduce the territories of the vassal kings in various places and limit their power.

The vassal kings who are subject to such restrictions, and those who have the heart of disobedience, start recruiting soldiers and horses to strengthen their power, and everyone knows that they are treasonous.

Chapter 88 Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi

Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, whose imperial power was threatened, sent Zhou Yafu to lead his troops to the expedition. Zhou Yafu used his troops like a god and adopted the correct strategy. It took only three months to assess the rebellion.

After the rebellion of the vassal kings was put down, the vassal kings everywhere became obedient, and they had to accept that their territories were reduced and their power was taken back.

Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty judged the situation and solved the problem of the division of power by the vassal kings.

Emperor Han Jing continued the policy of resting with the people during the period of Emperor Han Wen, and also attached great importance to agricultural production to reduce the taxes of the people.

Such measures made the national power of Emperor Han Jing continue to increase after the period of Emperor Han Wen.

At that time, the state stipulated that people's household registrations were not allowed to move, which made life very difficult for many people living in poor and barren areas with little land.

In order to solve this problem, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty decided to allow the transfer of household registration of the people, which made great use of many areas with a lot of land but a small population.

In order to further increase the enthusiasm of farmers for labor production, Emperor Han Jing ordered to reduce the land rent at that time, which reduced the burden of farmers' production.

A large part of the taxes handed in at that time was consumed in national expenditures. In order to solve this problem, during the reign of Emperor Han Jing, he seldom made large-scale construction projects and built pavilions.

During the reign of Emperor Han Jing, the criminal law and punishment also continued the practice of Emperor Han Wen, and reformed some of the cruel corporal punishments.

And the very inhuman corporal punishment was changed to more humane methods such as flogging, fighting, and exile.

Not only that, during the reign of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, officials who examined crimes were often reminded that they should strictly investigate those who committed serious crimes, so as to avoid the phenomenon of wrong people and wrongful convictions.

In the early Han Dynasty, Huang Lao's method of governing the country was always admired, but during the period of Emperor Han Jing, he allowed other factions to develop in the country.

In terms of diplomacy, he adopted a policy of making peace with the Huns, and he mostly adopted a pacifying and friendly attitude towards the Huns.

Regarding the threatening power of some small units of the Huns, he only strictly guarded against them, and did not easily send troops to counterattack.

Moreover, he also actively set up fairs in border areas to strengthen trade cooperation with the Huns.

It can be said that it played a restrictive role in eliminating the harassment of the Huns.

During the reign of Emperor Han Jing, his politics was clear and clear, inheriting the past and inheriting the future to maintain the new situation of the Han Dynasty created by his father, Emperor Han Wen.

The two fathers and sons jointly created the "Government of Wenjing".

Of course, Emperor Han Jing was a very good emperor. In some political measures, he was able to put the people in his heart.

Therefore, it can be said to be a very lucky thing to become a commoner of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, because he did put the people first.

However, as a courtier of Emperor Han Jing, this is not a lucky thing.

However, to be able to be the person around Han Jingdi, I have to say, this life is indeed not in vain.

As an emperor, Liu Qi, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, from the perspective of his family, country and world, he did bring a lot of benefits to the people, lightly paid and paid less, and developed the economy.

Maybe this is also inevitable. Emperor Han Jing Liu Qi grew up beside Emperor Han Wen and Empress Dou, and was deeply influenced by his parents. Moreover, Emperor Han Wen held high expectations for Liu Qi, so his education must be particularly meticulous.

Although his measures to treat the common people are very beneficial, his attitude towards the ministers cannot be agreed with.

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