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Which emperors were more successful in the Han Dynasty?

Han gaozu

Han Taizu Liu Bang (256 BC or 247 BC-BC 195) was born in Li Zhongyang, Peijun Fengyi (now Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province). The founding emperor of Han Dynasty, one of the great pioneers of Han nationality and culture, an outstanding politician, an outstanding strategist and a writer of Chu Ci in the history of China. In 209 BC, Chen Sheng and Guangwu revolted in Peixian County. In 206 BC, it first entered the customs to overthrow the Qin Dynasty, and then it took nearly five years to eliminate the separatist forces in the world. In 202 BC, China was unified and the Han Dynasty was established. Liu Bang reigned from 206 BC to 195 BC (Hanwang reigned from 206 BC to 202 BC and from 202 BC to 195 BC). After Liu Bang ascended the throne, he put down the rebellion of the princes, consolidated the unified situation, established rules and regulations, and adopted a loose policy of self-cultivation to govern the world. He quickly resumed production and developed the economy, which not only appeased the people, but also truly unified the divided China and gradually aggregated the divided people. He made a decisive contribution to the unification of Han nationality, China and the protection and development of Chinese culture.

Han Emperor Wen

The life of the character

In BC 197, Liu Heng, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was appointed as the acting king with Jinyang as its capital. It collapsed and split Liu.

Gong and Li Jia are both emperors. After Lv Hou's death, the brothers of the King of Qi rose up and attacked Lu, making peace with the situation and destroying Lu, which was called "destroying Lu" in history. The hero had a fear of the powerful King of Qi and a greed for the lonely King of Qi who supported him. In 180 BC, he became emperor, and in 157 BC, Liu Heng, the emperor of China, died, reigning for 23 years at the age of 46. Buried in Baling (east of Chang 'an District, Shaanxi Province). Its temple is called Emperor Taizong, Emperor Xiaowen of posthumous title. It is also the protagonist who tastes soup in "Twenty-four Filial Pieties".

Emperor Wu of Han dynasty

Wudi's life

Liu Che was born in 156 BC and ascended the throne in 14 1 BC. Wang Yi, her mother, married into the Jin family before entering the palace and had a daughter. Liu Che's grandmother listened to the fortune-teller, took her away from the Kim family and went to see the Crown Prince, the later emperor Han Jing. Liu Che was crowned King of Jiaodong at the age of 4, Prince at the age of 7, and ascended the throne at the age of 16. In the fifty-fourth year of his reign (BC 14 1 year March 10-March 29, 87 BC), Ding Mao (14) died in February of the following year, which created the most prosperous period of the Western Han Dynasty and was also the feudal dynasty of China. His great talent and literary skills made the Han Dynasty the most powerful country in the world at that time, and he also became one of the great emperors in the history of China. In addition, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the first emperor in China to use the title of the year. During his reign, he used the titles of Jianyuan, Yuanguang, Yuanshuo, Yuanshou, Ding Yuan, Yuanfeng, Taichu, Tianhan, Taishi, Zhenghe and Hou Yuan. Posthumous title was buried in Maoling. "Historical Records" evaluates "outstanding talent", and the sacrifice method says "great strength and sharp virtue", which means that he is dignified, strong and wise, and benevolent. In China's history books, "Qin Huang Wu Han" is often associated. Today, when we look at his history, we can't deny that he is an outstanding and special figure. His achievements had a far-reaching impact on the historical process of China and the development of the Western Han Dynasty. At the beginning of the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he continued the policy of keeping in good health and helping the people that his father had carried out before his death, further weakened the power of the vassals, and promulgated the award decree proposed by Minister Zhu, which promoted the vassal's enfeoffment of scholars by the legal system and forced the vassal's fief to shrink itself. At the same time, he set up a secretariat to supervise local governments. Strengthen centralization, organize private businesses such as iron smelting, salt boiling and wine making into central management, prohibit vassal States from casting money, and centralize financial power in the central government. Ideologically, adopting Dong Zhongshu's suggestion of "ousting a hundred schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone" paved the way for the special position of Confucianism in ancient China. Of course, during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there was no lack of rule of law in the Han Dynasty. While promoting Confucianism, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty consolidated the authority of the government and showed the status of imperial power through laws and regulations and criminal law. Therefore, sinologists believe that this should be a system in which Confucianism is the mainstay, law is the supplement, and Confucianism is outside the law. It preached Confucianism and Taoism to the general public to show the softness of the government, and imposed severe criminal laws on the government to restrain ministers. Liu Che full-body color image

After a series of policies to develop the economy and people's livelihood, such as Wen Jing's recuperation, the national strength of the Western Han Dynasty is growing. While inheriting these policies, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty actively prepared to develop military forces. After he ascended the throne, he first put down the turmoil in southern Fujian and Vietnam. After that, we began to use military means, not humiliating pro-policies, to completely solve the threat of Xiongnu in the north. Wei Qing and Huo Qubing were sent to attack the Huns on a large scale three times, taking over the Hetao area, seizing the Hexi Corridor, opening up the western regions, sealing wolves in Xu Xu, and pushing the northern territory of the Han Dynasty from the Great Wall to Yinshan or even beyond. At the same time of the Xiongnu War, we adopted peaceful and military means to bring western countries to heel. Wang Ting, the Xiongnu, moved to Mobei after losing the fertile and lush desert southern region, and never recovered, which basically solved the Xiongnu's threat to the Central Plains since the early Western Han Dynasty and laid the foundation for the later inclusion of the Western Regions in the Chinese territory. Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions and the Silk Road began. The Spring Festival began at the beginning of the calendar change and was corrected by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty

Liu Xiu (6-57), Han nationality, was a foreigner from Nanyang (now southwest of Zaoyang, Hubei). The founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a famous politician and strategist in ancient China. At the end of the new dynasty, the sea fell apart and the world was in chaos. Liu Xiu, a descendant of the royal family in the Western Han Dynasty, and his brothers took advantage of the situation in their hometown tombs to compete with all heroes for the world. In AD 25, Liu Xiu ascended the throne in Hebei and proclaimed himself emperor, establishing the Eastern Han Dynasty. After 10 years of unification war, Liu Xiu successively wiped out many separatist forces such as Lvlin, Chimei, Xiao Wei, Gongsun Shu and millions of peasant rebels, thus reunifying the land of China, which had been in dispute and war for more than 20 years since the end of Xinmang. After the world was settled, Liu Xiu carried out the national policy of "restraining martial arts and cultivating literature", developed production and vigorously promoted Confucianism, which laid the foundation for the Eastern Han Dynasty in the next two hundred years.