Liu Jing, the stupidest son of Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu, rebelled four times in his life. What is the final outcome?

Liu Jing rebelled four times in his life, each time without success, and finally committed suicide at home. Liu Jing and Liu Zhuang are both children of Yin Lihua, but Liu Jing's IQ is very low, but Liu Zhuang is very clever. Although Liu Jing's two brothers are the eldest sons, how could Liu Can pass on the throne to him? So after many twists and turns, it was finally passed to Liu Zhuang, which made Liu Jing very dissatisfied, because in ancient times, he always felt that he was the eldest son and should be the successor.

The first rebellion took place after Liu Xiu's death. After Liu Zhuang acceded to the throne, Liu Jing pretended that Liu Jiang's uncle Guo Kuang had sent a letter to Liu Jiang, saying that Liu Jiang should go out to attack Liu Zhuang at this time. It's just that he didn't know that Liu Jiang gave up on his own initiative and didn't want to be emperor. When he received the letter, he arrested the messenger, and then Liu Jiang told Liu Zhuang the whole story. A few days later, Liu Zhuang found out that Liu Jing had planned it, but Liu Zhuang felt that he and he were brothers, and the matter was over.

The second rebellion was in 58 AD, when the Qiang ethnic minority led troops to attack the Eastern Han Dynasty. Liu Jing felt that he had a chance to be emperor, so he started the second rebellion plan. But at this time, most of Liu Jing's branches came from Liu Zhuang, so Liu Jing was taken away by Liu Zhuang's people before he could start work. But this time, Liu Zhuang not only failed to convict Liu Jing, but also promoted him to the official position, from Yang Shan Wang to Guangling Wang.

The third time, Liu Jing never gave up in Guangling, so he secretly asked someone to tell his fortune to see if he could become emperor in the future. The fortune teller thought that Liu Jing had committed a capital crime and was worried that he would get into trouble, so he told the local officials. Liu Zhuang soon learned about it, and then weakened his power a lot.

Finally, he hired a wizard to curse Liu Zhuang in his home. Liu Zhuang soon learned that in the Han Dynasty, many people were killed because of witchcraft. Liu Jing knew that he had committed a capital crime. Before he could interrogate Liu Jing in Liu Zhuang, he committed suicide at home.