The monarch rebelled three times, and Emperor Han Ming pardoned him. Why did he kill himself when he knew about it?

This is Liu Jing, the younger brother of Emperor Han Ming. He had rebelled three times and was pardoned by Emperor Han Ming, because Liu Jing didn't know that Emperor Han Ming actually knew about his previous two rebellions. The third time I learned about it, I was afraid of being punished by Emperor Han Ming and committed suicide.

Emperor Han Ming is Liu Zhuang, his father is Liu Xiu and his mother is Yin Lihua, so it is natural for him to inherit the throne. But his brothers were unconvinced. The most unconvinced was his younger brother Liu Jing, who was named King Yang Shan. He thinks he is the best person to succeed to the throne. So he colluded with his brother Liu Jiang and wanted Liu Jiang to help him regain the throne. But Liu Jiang is a timid person, content with the status quo, just like Emperor Han Ming said. As a result, Emperor Han Ming pardoned Liu Jing when he knew it, but Liu Jing didn't know that Liu Jiang had exposed him. So he continued to think about rebellion and continue to plan.

The emperor gave Liu Jing a fief and sent someone to watch Liu Jing's every move. Liu Jing's fief was in the frontier, when the frontier was at war. Liu Jing didn't lead the troops to resist, but wanted the enemy to take advantage of it, and finally the fisherman benefited, but all this had already been secretly told to Emperor Han Ming. This time, Emperor Han Ming still did not execute Liu Jing, but made him the king of Guangling.

Liu Jing, the queen of Guangling, is still uneasy about her fief and has been considering rebelling against herself as emperor. So I came to the street and met a fortune teller. He asked the fortune teller when he would become emperor. This immediately frightened the fortune teller. Run to the government and accuse someone of trying to rebel. Government officials knew that this man was the emperor's brother, so they wrote to tell Han Mingdi. As a result, Emperor Han Ming pardoned Liu Jing.

At this time, Liu Jing knew that the official had told the emperor about it. Liu Jing committed suicide for fear that Han Ming would be punished. In fact, Liu Jing didn't know that the emperor had pardoned him.