Film and television tidbits fortune telling

Liu Che, the Emperor of Hanwu, told fortune in several episodes.

first episode

Liu Che, the Emperor of Hanwu, told fortune in several episodes.

The first episode.

There is no fortune-telling episode in Hanwu the Great. It is a historical TV series starring Chen, Jiao Huang and jointly produced by China Film Group Corporation, CCTV Film Department and Century Hero Film Investment Co., Ltd.

The play tells the story of the 54-year reign of Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty. The great talent of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made the Han Dynasty the most powerful country in the world at that time and the undisputed center of world civilization. The era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also became one of the proudest and greatest times in the history of the Chinese nation.

abstract

In the second century BC, in the east of the world. The emerging Han Empire was faced with both internal and external threats: domestic governors were too big to fail, trying to break away from the central government and implement local separatism; Xiongnu troops outside the northern territory crossed the Great Wall defense line many times and invaded the Central Plains, seeking to open up a living environment. The Han dynasty had to implement the policy of "pro-marriage", plus marrying a princess, offering tributes and bearing the great humiliation of the nation.

Who succeeded to the throne after Liu Che died?

After Liu Che's death, Liu Fuling succeeded to the throne. After the death of Liu Che in the Han Dynasty, the next emperor was Liu Fuling, the eighth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, and the youngest son of emperors Liu Che and Zhao Jieyu (Mrs. Gou Jian). After the accession to the throne, it was renamed as "Fu" because its name was unavoidable and the word "Fu" was taboo. Liu Fuling was only eight years old when he ascended the throne. In accordance with the testamentary edict of Emperor Wu, he assisted Huo Guang, ascended the throne in 13, and died at the age of 2 1. Buried in Ping Ling (now northwest of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province 13). The year numbers are Shiyuan, Yuanfeng and Yuanping.