The Story of Liu Xun in Han Dynasty

"Miscellanies of Xijing" records a story: When Xuan Di was a child, she wore a colorful silk rope woven by her grandmother Shi Liangdi on her arm, and a precious mirror from a poisonous country was tied to the rope, which was as big as eight yuan. Legend has it that this precious mirror can see monsters, and those who can wear it will be blessed by the gods, so Xuan Di was rescued from danger.

After Xuan Di acceded to the throne, he often picked up this precious mirror and sighed and sobbed for a long time. He once put a mirror in a bamboo basket decorated with amber and wrapped it in brocade (also known as diagonal brocade) made of exotic flowers. After Xuan Di's death, Baojing went somewhere.

It is not nonsense that the Indian mirror appeared in the Western Han Dynasty thousands of miles away. Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions in summer. And saw the goods of the drug country from the merchants in the summer. This mirror was either acquired at that time. Zhang Qian also gave the mirror to Liu Yuxin, hoping that his eldest grandson's illness would come in handy, so he asked Shi Liangdi to weave silk ropes and fasten the mirror.

Pan Yue wrote in Ode to the Western Expedition: "Zong loves music travel, and he is eager to rejuvenate. If you don't get any respect, you will be promoted to Fuling. " Xuan Di, the great grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, should have lived under one roof for four generations. However, due to witchcraft, he lost his mother when he was young, and his whole family died, becoming Liu's orphan. However, when Dabao spent his whole life reviving the Han Dynasty, he became a real loner. It is a pity that people can only build gardens to mourn the relics of their elders.

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He was also the only emperor in history who grew up in prison and later became a rare monarch.

When Liu Xun was born a few months ago, he was fascinated by witchcraft. In the second year of Liang Wudi reconciliation, Sun Jingsheng, the son of Prime Minister Gong Sunhe, was accused of cursing Liang Wudi with witchcraft. Liang Wudi was furious and executed GongSunHe and his son.

At that time, Emperor Wu's favorite minister was called Jiang Chong, and Emperor Wu ordered Jiang Chong to take charge of witchcraft. Jiang Chong had bad blood with Yi, so Jiang Chong framed Yi and bribed the ministers around Emperor Wu to frame him. Liu Yuxin Yi knew that he had a hundred arguments, so he rose up and rebelled, which angered Emperor Wu, so Wei Ruyun's son-in-law and Liu Yuxin Yi committed suicide one after another, leaving only Liu Xun who was still in infancy.

Liu Xun was put into prison by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as soon as he was born. Fortunately, Gao Ji, the minister who was guarding the prison at that time, was a very kind person. Seeing such a small child, he couldn't bear to let the child suffer, so he let the loyal female prisoners Hu Zu and Guo Zhengqing privately feed the great-grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

In the second year of Yuan Dynasty, Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty was seriously ill. The fortune teller said that there was the smell of the emperor in the prison at night, which led to Emperor Wu's poor health. It was Emperor Wu who ordered all the people in the prison to be put to death. When Li Ji heard the news, he fearlessly refused the messenger who came to slaughter, and said: Who dares to hurt the great-grandson of the emperor?

This story reached the ears of Emperor Wu. When he woke up, he knew that his great-grandson was still in prison, so he pardoned the world. At this time, Liu Xun was able to walk out of the prison. After that, Emperor Wu wrote a letter to Liu Xun, which was included in the imperial clan. In this way, Liu Xun's identity was confirmed.

In his early years, Liu Xun often played outside the palace. It was this experience that made him see the sufferings of the people, realized the people's livelihood and shaped his simple and people-friendly character. So he became an emperor and promulgated many policies that benefited the people, which were loved by people all over the world.

In 74 BC, Emperor Zhao died, and with the support of General Huo Guang, he proclaimed himself emperor.

Liu Xun was Xuan Di, the emperor of the Han Dynasty. During his reign, he made great contributions to the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Because he was in prison in his early years, he was very sympathetic to the people. It was of epoch-making significance in the history of China to be able to appoint talents, strengthen border defense and make the Qiang people submit. Liu Xun, the emperor of Xuan Di in the Han Dynasty, was a man of great talent and martial arts.

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