What are the similar endings of Er Zhurong and Yuwen Hu, two powerful ministers in history?

Er Zhurong was a powerful minister in the late Northern Wei Dynasty, and Yuwen Hu was a dictator in the early Northern Zhou Dynasty. Both of them had high military attainments and became powerful ministers by force. Er Zhurong killed the little emperor Hu Taihou and more than 1000 civil and military ministers, and made Zi Yuan emperor. Yu Wenhu was repeatedly "abolished three kings and killed san huang". The difference is that Er Zhurong is a traitor and Yuwen Hu is a loyal minister. Two * * * with the same characteristics were killed by the emperor who helped them.

Er Zhurong (AD 493-530) was a powerful minister and terminator in the late Northern Wei Dynasty. He was born in Suzhou, Shaanxi Province, and comes from Hu Jie. Er Zhurong was smart and beautiful since childhood. In the turbulent years, he squandered all his wealth, raised an army with strong fighting capacity, occupied Sizhou (Xinxian County), set up hundreds of officials, and became a whole. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Hu Taihou and his son Xiaoming turned against each other, poisoned his son, and made another girl, Yuan, the girl emperor. Er Zhurong took advantage of the situation and sent troops to Luoyang. Hu Taihou and the little emperor threw them into the Yellow River, and then launched a rebellion against the river, killing civil and military officials, causing bad influence.

Er Zhurong wants to be emperor himself, but he can't make up his mind. He tried to cast a golden statue for divination and failed four times. He invited a fortune-teller to perform divination, saying that he was not destined to be an emperor, so he made Changle Wang Ziyuan the emperor, that is, the emperor of Xiao Zhuang. Er Zhurong planted cronies and henchmen in various key departments, embezzled and accepted bribes, which made the Northern Wei regime beyond redemption. Er Zhurong was appointed as the king of Taiyuan, the great prime minister, and the general of a title of generals in ancient times hid in Jinyang to remotely control state affairs.

Erzhurong's ruling ability is not good, and militarily he is the most powerful in that era. He is a man of insight. Gao Huan, Hou Jing, He, are all army fans he discovered and cultivated. Er Zhurong almost defeated the invincible hand in the world and defeated Jung's 300,000 troops with 7,000 sticks. Er Zhurong used four years of time stamp punishment to cut off the Han building and reunify the divided Northern Wei Dynasty with Xiao Baohuan after the ugly slave.

Erzhurong's successive military victories have irreconcilable contradictions with the royal family in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Another identity of Er Zhurong is the father-in-law of Emperor Yuan Ziyou. He is unwilling to be a puppet emperor and plots to get rid of Er Zhurong. Because the plan is not strict, Er Zhurong knows. Er Zhurong's relatives and the Ministry advised him not to go to Luoyang. Er Zhurong is too conceited to care about the little emperor. In Luoyang, he even asked Yuan Ziyou why he wanted to get rid of himself. Yuanziyou said calmly, there are still people who say that you want to replace me. Is it true?/You don't say.

Yu Wenyong was a successful emperor. He was unwilling to be a figurehead, secretly looking for opportunities to get rid of Yuwen Hu. In 572 AD, Yuwen Hu returned to Beijing from other places to see the emperor. The Empress Dowager likes drinking, so Yuwen Hu wrote "Drinking Caution" for Emperor Yuwenyong to read to the Empress Dowager. Yu Wenyong has been in trouble for more than ten years, but Yu Wenhu is not wary at all. In the middle of reading, Yuwen Yong suddenly hit Yuwen Hu on the head with a writing jade pendant.

Yuchan had to weigh at least a few pounds, so he smashed Yuwen Hu into a coma, and Wu Tu came up and chopped him into a paste. Yuwen Hu is a powerful minister. He was a loyal minister and made great contributions to the prosperity of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. He abolished the three kings and killed them for his own benefit. It also attracted a fatal disaster. Er Zhurong and Yuwen Hu are both famous powerful ministers with outstanding military capabilities. They were both killed by their own emperors and boarded their own sons. Death is a traitor and death is a loyal minister. Accompany you like a tiger. It is an art for powerful ministers to handle the power and imperial power in their hands. Feng Dao, the political tumbler of the Five Dynasties, summed up his political experience and wrote a book called Jing Quan.