Eight characters of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty
One is different political views, Liang Wudi and his son have bad blood. Liu Ji is the eldest son of Liang Wudi Liu Che, born to Liang Wudi and Wei Ruyun. He is gentle and has considerable political talent. In the first year of Yuanshou (before 122), Emperor Wu was made a prince. In the fifth year of Yuan Shuo (BC 124), Herry Liu's uncle Wei Qing was promoted to be a fu and general. He not only held the relieving power, but also became the leader of China and North Korea, the highest decision-making body newly established by Emperor Wu, so he was suspected by Emperor Wu. In order to fight against Wei Qing, Emperor Wu named Huo Qubing, nephew of Wei Qing and cousin of Wang Wei, as a title of generals in ancient times, and soon promoted Huo Qubing, who was only 20 years old, to rank alongside Wei Qing as Fu and General, sharing the military power. In addition, Li Guang, Zhang Qian, Gong Sunhe, Li Xi, Gong, Zhang Cigong, Zhao, Zhang Lixian, Su Jian, Guo Chang, Gou Jian, Lu Bode and Zhao Ponu all held important positions and became the arms of the Prince. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was overjoyed and went abroad year after year, which led to the shortage of the country and "halved the household registration in the world", which aggravated the social crisis. A group of moderate officials, led by them, put forward the policy of "stopping the war outside and recuperating at home", which was opposed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and the two gradually formed different political opinions. Second, the curse of witchcraft, the so-called "witchcraft" that the villain took the opportunity to harm the prince is actually a form of witchcraft based on folk superstition. The specific method is to make an adult doll out of paulownia wood and write the name, birthday and so on of the cursed person. On it, and then put some magic and curse, and bury it in or near the residence of the cursed, so as to achieve the purpose of controlling or ingesting the soul of the cursed. In his later years, Emperor Wu fell ill. Once, he saw the vision of an assassin in broad daylight and had a nightmare of being besieged by Yachigi people, so he suspected that someone was harming him. In the second year of Zheng He (9 1 year ago), it was reported that the son of Prime Minister Gong Sunhe had an affair with him and cursed himself with witchcraft, so he ordered the arrest of Gong Sunhe and his son, died in prison and the whole family was executed. A few months later, Princess Zhu Yi and Princess Yang Shi Princess, daughters of Wei Ruyun and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, were executed for witchcraft. At that time, Emperor Wu was already ill. When he was sick, he spent the summer in Ganquan Palace. Chang 'an was the only queen and prince. However, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty didn't trust them, but authorized the new Prime Minister Liu Quli, Zhang Qian, and Jiang Chong, the spy chief favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, to form a task force with a very complicated background to review the case of Gong Sunhe. Jiang Chong was originally a rogue in Handan, named Zhao. When he was young, he married his sister to Dan of Zhao State and became a guest of Zhao State. Later, there was a conflict between Jiang Chong and Prince Zhao, and he went to Chang 'an to report all kinds of Taizi Dan outside the law. Liang Wudi, who had extremely strict restrictions on the kings of Liu, set a killer according to Jiang Chong's report, so Prince Zhao was found guilty and died in prison. However, Jiang Chong began to rise in his official career and served as the messenger of Xiongnu. He was active in the Huns for nearly a year and began to be reused after returning to the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appointed him as an imperial envoy, in charge of public security in Beijing, "supervising three auxiliary thieves, prohibiting inspection and exceeding the system". In fact, he became the head of the secret service of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and gained the extreme trust of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. GongSunHe prison and Wang Wei prison, in fact, is to weaken the Wang Wei and Webster's group. Therefore, according to Hanshu, Jiang Chong dared to invade Wei Ruyun and the Prince unscrupulously because he "knew his meaning" in advance. In fact, there is another key factor in the "curse of witchcraft", and that is the rise of the Li family, the consort. Li Furen, the favorite of Emperor Wu, was originally just a beautiful geisha. She came to Emperor Wu through her brother musician Li Yannian, and was deeply loved by Emperor Wu, but Li Furen died unfortunately. She left only one prince, Liu Bo, as the king of Changyi. Li Furen has three brothers: Li Guangli,, and Li Guangli, among them, later became the general of the Second Division, trained a large number of Lee groups, and promoted Liu Quli as prime minister. Liu Quli is Liang Wudi's nephew, and his father is Liang Wudi's brother, born in King Liu, a famous mountain view. At first, he was only the governor of Zhuo Jun. After Gong Sunhe was dismissed for witchcraft, he rose all the way and was directly transferred to the central government as the left prime minister. It was this Liu Quli who created the famous "Witchcraft Disaster" of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in history in order to use Liu Sui, the king of Changyi, to replace Wang Wei as the new prince and monopolize power in the future political situation. Third, after killing tens of thousands of people, Jiang Chong saw that Liang Wudi was old and the prince was about to succeed to the throne, fearing retaliation. With the support of Prime Minister Liu Quli, he decided to frame Prince Luo Zhi and Wei Ruyun in the case of GongSunHe. He said that the cause of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was caused by witchcraft, so Emperor Wu authorized Jiang Chong to set up a task force to conduct an in-depth investigation into witchcraft. Jiang Chong took the opportunity to instruct Hu Wu Tan He to deceive Emperor Wu, saying, "There are too many poisonous gases in the palace. If it is not removed, the emperor's disease cannot be cured. " Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty believed it, ordered Jiang Chong to enter the palace to search, and sent Hou Han, Yu and Huang Men (officials) to assist Jiang Chong in supervision. Jiang Chong ordered a large number of muppets and silk scripts with spells to be buried in Queen Wei's body in advance, and then he dug them himself, which was soon dug up so that the emperor could know at once. When the prince was in a hurry, he asked the prince's young master, Shide, who advised Liu to kill Jiang Chong immediately and not to wait for death. The prince is hesitant about this, thinking that he is the son of Emperor Wu and can't kill people without permission. He still wants to meet Emperor Wu and defend himself. However, at this time, Jiang Chong had already blocked the way for the Prince to meet Emperor Wu, falsely accusing the Prince of intentionally rebelling against Emperor Wu. The evidence is conclusive. Liu had to follow Shi De's advice and decided to get rid of Jiang Chong. The palace guards were mobilized and the Queen was informed. Palace Gong Bing, Arsenal soldiers, Changle Palace guards were all mobilized by the Queen's decree, and all officials knew that Jiang Chong was going to rebel. He ordered his civil servants to pretend to be the messengers of Emperor Wu and lead troops to catch Jiang Chong. Before his execution, he accused Jiang Chong of "Zhao is despicable!" ! It's not enough for the prince of Zhao and his son to harm your country. Do you want to torture our father and son? However, Hu Wu, who helped Jiang Chong create a witchcraft case, was burned to death in Shanglinyuan. Zhang Qian, another assistant of Jiang Chong, broke through with injuries in the chaos and fled to Ganquan Palace to tell Wu Di about the accident. Emperor Wu didn't believe that Jiang Chong pushed the prince too hard, and the prince killed Jiang Chong, but Liu Quli also sent someone to report that the platform rebelled. Emperor Wu didn't believe it. So Liu Quli led the regular army back to Chang 'an to crusade against the Prince. He himself rushed from Ganquan Palace to Zhangjian Palace in the western suburbs of Chang 'an to personally direct the military action against the Prince. He sent letters to three auxiliary armies near the county, summoned officials below 2,000 stones in the DPRK, and was commanded by Prime Minister Liu Qujian to crusade against the Prince, and sent envoys to collect Wei Ruyun's seal. Wei Ruyun Zifu was forced to commit suicide in anger. According to Liu, riding a tiger is difficult at this time, so we have to visit Liang Wudi. But he didn't have a soldier's code, so he couldn't mobilize the regular army. He had to release the prisoners in prison, distribute weapons to the citizens from the arsenal, and ordered Shi De to command them to fight against the regular army commanded by Liu Quli. Soon, he was defeated and Liu had to flee Chang 'an with his two sons. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered local arrests, and soon found out their whereabouts and sent Zhang Fuchang, a county pawn, to break into houses. After being arrested, the prince didn't want to be humiliated by petty officials, so he hanged himself in the inner room (posthumous title was "violent" after his death), and two emperors and grandchildren were also killed in the chaos. The Wei family was exterminated by the Nine Clans, Liu's aides and family members were killed (only a grandson who was a few months old) and Cao Zong, the grandson of Princess Pingyang. Marquis and generals who were closely related to the Wei family, including Ren An (who was Wei Qing's former headquarters and was regarded by Emperor Wu as the first mouse in the incident), refused to send troops to help Liu. The disaster of witchcraft shocked the internal and external affairs of the state, from the capital, Sanfu, to local counties and counties, to queens, princes and princesses, to soldiers and civilians. Many families were affected, and tens of thousands of people died. Even Liu Bingyi, the grandson of the infant prince (later renamed Liu Xun) and all the "prisoners" (that is, prisoners) in Chang' an county government were the fourth, and the truth came out. When Li Guangli and Liu Quli were ecstatic, the traitor villain was destroyed by Wei Group. In March of the second year of "Witchcraft Disaster" (90 years ago), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appointed Li Guangli as the general and attacked the Huns again. Li Guangli secretly told him to step up his action and tried to get his nephew, Liu Fu's son, Li Furen, to pay tribute. Liu Quli once again played the role of "witchcraft", but it was leaked by Emperor Wu. After some investigation, Liu Che finally discovered the amazing inside story behind it. Li Guangli and Liu Quli are the real masterminds behind this incident. There is no witchcraft in the prince's life, he just wants to protect himself in the dispatch of troops. So he ordered the arrest and beheading of Liu Quli, and his wife was beheaded in Huayang Street. When Li Guangli heard the news and surrendered to the Huns, Emperor Wu was very angry and immediately wiped out the Li family. In this way, the hope that Changyi Wang stayed in the East Palace was dashed. Jiang Chong's family was exterminated, and Su Wen was burned alive on the bridge.