I really want to know the zodiac signs in Li Shimin. I belong to sheep. Solve it quickly and add it to the following.

Li Shimin was born on December 28th in the 18th year of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, so the zodiac in Li Shimin is actually a horse. . . . The landlord is wishful thinking. . . . You can look up the "20th Century leap table" or "China Li Shiri comparison table".

I have a sheep here, begging in the street. . . .

Appendix: Li Shimin and the Change of Xuanwu Gate, by Huang Yongnian (a famous person who studied the history of Sui and Tang Dynasties all his life).

What measures did Li Yuan, Cheng Jian and Yuan Ji take to expand the influence of the Qin government?

As mentioned above, Li Yuan is talented, not "fatuous and incompetent" or "unable to be the king of the mean" as mentioned in popular history books. How can he allow factions and cliques to endanger his power? When Liu Wenjing and Li Shimin invited each other in the early years of Wude and clashed with Peiji, Tang Gaozu's number one confidant, Tang Gaozu resolutely got rid of Liu Wenjing in order to maintain his dignity. But it seems that my son is more reliable than an outsider, so I still follow the traditional custom, and let Li Shimin shoulder the heavy responsibility of managing Shandong. At the same time, I called Yuanji Li Shimin's assistant, which also meant to contain Li Shimin. But Li Shimin's ambition cannot be suppressed by killing a Liu Wenjing. Yuanji is a cinch, openly taking the fruits of the victory of pacifying Shandong, which should have been handed over to the public, as his own. He not only regarded the collected elite soldiers as Fu Qin's private armor, but also regarded Shandong's scribes and counselors as his own brains, and opposed Tang Gaozu's imperial edict by virtue of the privilege of "having special punishment in the tube". This made Li Yuan realize the seriousness of the problem and said to Pei Ji and other cronies: "This son has been a soldier for a long time and is arbitrary outside. He was taught by a scholar, not my son. " "Naturally, the ceremony of Emperor Taizong is getting thinner." "After the completion, Yuanji will be favored."

Cheng Jian and Yuan Ji are by no means "rogues" and "dangerous people" criticized in history books. "Old Tang Book" said: "Although building a house is cruel, it is the master, and Yuan is crazy for good or ill luck, and there are traces of overlapping nests. If it wasn't for Emperor Taizong's disobedience, why could he continue for three hundred years and be the heir of the twentieth emperor? Still stick to moral integrity, you will lose a lot, not as good as Qin Ershi and Yang Di. " From this point of view, if Cheng Jian and Yuanji became emperors, the regime of the Tang Dynasty would collapse soon, and even the ending of emperors Qin Ershi and Yang Di would be even worse, which was nothing more than the influence of the framed words in Historical Records of National History on Cheng Jian and Yuanji. However, tampering with history is always a stupid thing. Today, by studying these documents carefully, it is not difficult to see the positive influence of Cheng Jian and Yuan Ji on the royal family in Tang Dynasty. After Tang gaozu's uprising in Taiyuan, Cheng Jian and Shimin were always served as commanders until he officially proclaimed himself emperor. During this period, Cheng Jian and Shimin both completed their tasks, and there was no significant difference between them. Yuanji is young and stays in Taiyuan as a mentor. In the second year of Wude (6 19), Bing was only seventeen when he was captured by Liu Wuzhou. For failure, I'm afraid Dou Dan and Yu Wenxin, who assisted him, should bear more responsibility. Besides, Li Shimin was not a victorious general. In July of the first year of Wu, the main force he commanded was defeated by Xue Ju in Jingzhou. Later, Wang, Dou Jiande, and Liu Heita won under the command of, but Yuanji also took part in the command. Such as a decisive battle with Dou Jiande, "Yuanji and Qu Tutong surrounded the king in the east, and the world invaded and refused to fight. Yuanji ambushed and smashed, beheaded its 800 ranks, and captured its general Le Renyun and thousands of troops alive, which made Li Shimin have no worries. At this time, Yuanji was only nineteen years old and was a precocious military talent in the feudal ruling class. As for politics, after he became a prince, "Gaozu was worried that he lacked political talent. Every time he studied politics, it was not a military event, but he was informed to decide." That is, let him learn to preside over his daily work. History books can't find out how badly he did in politics at this time. On the contrary, he is at least more experienced than Li Shimin in this respect.

Li Shimin's power to pacify Shandong is increasing, which of course makes him feel oppressed when he is building a prince. Yuanji also has his own plans and is unwilling to be demoted to Li Shimin. So unite against Li Shimin. (1) On the issue of going to war, the former set up Chang 'an as a prince to practice political affairs. Except that Wude sent troops to suppress the "bandits wishing for mountains and seas" in Sizhuyuan in two years, and sent troops to Zhangzhou in four years to crush Ji Hushuai Liu Cheng's tribe, he did not undertake military tasks. Moreover, these two battles were fought on a small scale near Chang 'an, so we can go back to Chang 'an, and we can't train private military forces like Li Shimin. Although Yuanji went to Shandong, he was always Li Shimin's deputy and didn't get much benefit. Now, although Li Shimin spared Tang Gaozu, they soon tried to become the commander-in-chief of this great battle. According to the old Tang book? Gao Zuji ",in August of the fifth year of Wude (622)," Turkic Li Jiekou closed the door "and" sent the crown prince and the king of Qin to attack and defeat ". In October, "send Qi Wang Yuanji to attack Liu Heita in Mingzhou". In November, "the Crown Prince was ordered to lead troops to Liu Heita". In December, "The Crown Prince broke Liu Heita in Weizhou, cut it and leveled it in Shandong". In July of six years, "the Turks took Koushuozhou and sent the Crown Prince and the King of Qin to prepare it". In June of eight years, "the Turks decided to take Dingzhou, ordered the Crown Prince to go to Youzhou, and the king of Qin went to Bingzhou to prepare for the Turks". In the last nine years, "the Turks invaded the border, which made Yuanji lead the division to refuse", which fell through because of the change of Xuanwu Gate. It can be seen that in the late Wude period, Li Shimin was no longer the commander-in-chief of the war, and this important position was gradually replaced by Cheng Jian and Yuan Ji. (2) Not only openly changing the power of the commander-in-chief, but also openly or secretly disintegrating the factional forces assembled in Li Shimin. The generals of the State of Qin, such as Duan, Duan, and Zhou, were seduced by gold and silk, but they failed to get rid of them. On one occasion, they went to Wei Chijingde and wrote a letter to the prison, asking Cheng Zhijie to be the secretariat of Kangzhou. Even Fang and Du Ruhui, two great advisers, were fired by the Qin government. On the eve of the change of Xuanwu Gate in the ninth year of Wude, he also used Yuanji's division to repel the Turks, and "made Qin, Duan, and other generals of the Qin government go with them to pursue the soldiers of the Qin government in order to take the soldiers of Taizong to benefit his administration", so that he died heroically with his bare hands. (3) Like Li Shimin, engage in cronyism and expand the power of the East Palace and blessing. There are counselors headed by Du Ruhui and Fang, 18 bachelors from the Literature Museum, and "special" officials from the East Palace such as Xima, Wang Zhongyun and Wei Ting. Yuan Ji also has literature of equal quality. Li Shimin has a private armor of the Qin government. After the completion, it will "call the brave from all directions privately" and raise more than 2,000 vicious teenagers in Chang 'an. The livestock will be Gongjia, and the East Palace will be divided into Changlinmen and Changlinbing. Yuanji will also "raise strong men and hide many sinners." There are warriors such as, Qin,, Duan, Jian, and so on, and Yuan Ji has warriors such as Xie Fangshu. Li Shimin's foreign aid includes Xi 'an in Luoyang and Wang Junkuo in Youzhou, while, the secretariat of Youzhou, Wang Zhen, Li Zhian, Gan Niu Qian and Qi Wang Li in Hebei are foreign aid from Cheng Jian and Yuan Ji. It's hard to say which aspect is strong outside, but when it was built in Beijing, the strength of Yuanji finally surpassed that of Li Shimin, which is obvious in the change of Xuanwu Gate, which will be mentioned later.

After its completion, Yuanji did so, apparently with the consent and support of Tang Gaozu. These include replacing him as commander-in-chief, expelling Fang and Du Ruhui, and transferring his elite to Yuanji. , it is more necessary, some of which may be Tang Gaozu's idea. But Li Shimin is his own son after all, so he should take good care of his father and son to deal with this matter. He can't be as decisive and crisp as solving other political cases. For example, in the seventh year of Wude, Yang Wengan, governor of Gyeongju, rebelled. This person "tasted Weidong Palace and built it near". Some people falsely claimed that "the Prince ordered Weng 'an to send troops to try to reconcile internal and external affairs", which was probably instigated by Li Shimin and his gang, but Tang Gaozu did not investigate it thoroughly. "Only the two brothers are incompatible, and it is blamed on Zhong [Prince], Wei Ting and [Prince] left-backs. Therefore, two years later, the contradiction between Li Shimin and Cheng Jian and Yuan Ji became more acute. When fire and water are incompatible, he still doesn't want to take decisive measures, but he is going to gather the three sons together, together with his etiquette, such as Pei Ji, Xiao, Chen, the scribes, Dou Dan and Yan Shigu. To judge the merits. I didn't expect Li Shimin to launch a military coup in Xuanwu Gate and make a surprise attack. As a result, it was not only built, but also Yuan Ji was attacked and killed on the spot. Tang Gaozu was forced to establish Li Shimin as the Crown Prince, which was "decisive". Two months later, he was forced to meditate and became a truly "lonely" emperor's father without power. He died as a high political prisoner for nine years, better than Emperor Wen of Sui who was killed by Yang Guang.

Mr. Chen Yinque has already discussed the change of Xuanwu Gate in Wude on June 4th and 9th. There is only one difference with Mr. Chen's point of view here, that is, this military coup was a "desperate attempt" on Li Shimin. At that time, it was obvious that Li Yuanzhi supported the establishment of Yuanji and Li Shimin (which was one of the reasons why Li Yuanzhi was eager to abdicate to Emperor Tai-huang after the coup). On June 4th, the judgment cut off Li Shimin's wing, Pei Ji of Liu Wenjing, as the chief minister, and the result was unfavorable to Li Shimin. Even if the status quo is maintained after arbitration, it is imperative for Yuanji to seize the elite of the Qin government, and Li Shimin will soon become an empty prince with little strength. As far as the military strength of both sides at that time is concerned, the comprehensive strength of Orient House and Clifford is far stronger than that of the capital Li Shimin. If it hadn't been built and attacked by Yuanji before the arrival of the East Palace and the praying soldiers, Li Shimin would surely fail. Li Shimin and others are battle-hardened and don't know the loss of this unit. Therefore, the change of Xuanwu Gate is an adventure of Li Shimin and others in an extremely unfavorable predicament, and its success or failure depends on the completion of surprise arbitration and the attack of Yuanji. This, of course, is not very sure, which makes Li Shimin, who has seen the world, extremely nervous and wants to predict good or ill luck.

The primary task of studying history is of course to explore its inevitability, but contingency should not be ignored, let alone denied. As far as the historical conditions at that time were concerned, it was inevitable that the prince and the vassal even competed for the supreme power over the emperor, but whoever won or lost, like the ending of Xuanwu Gate, was undeniably accidental.