What happened to make Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty destroy the three clans and issue an edict of se

It is said that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was old and frail at that time, and then he believed the legends and rumors of acquaintance. Let him mistakenly believe that most of his family are vaccinated with poison Gu, which will endanger his rule and the safety of future generations, so he issued an edict of self-blame to the world.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was afraid that he would die without a place to succeed to the throne, so he took this opportunity to impose the mastermind of witchcraft on the crown prince.

Jiang Chong had some festivals with the prince before, and he was afraid that he would die without a place to bury himself when he succeeded to the throne, so he took this opportunity to impose the mastermind of witchcraft on the prince.

It was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty who often dreamed when he was old, especially when he was young, and he was ashamed of some people, who woke up in a dream one after another, wrote an edict of self-blame, and reflected on the mistakes of his life.

Because in the later years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he listened to slander and wronged the prince for being involved in the witch incident, and after knowing the consequences, he regretted it very much.

Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty listened to rumors and hurt many people at that time, he said that he destroyed the three clans and personally issued an edict of self-blame.

In fact, it is the lack of ability, and there is also the invasion of foreign enemies, so in the end, this effect is produced.

The art of witchcraft left a deep memory on Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and in his later years, he was addicted to witchcraft. In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very mediocre, and he couldn't tell the traitor anymore, he began to listen to the slander of the traitor, and believed in the so-called witchcraft of witchcraft, and the emperor at that time actually believed in the witchcraft of witchcraft, which made the world chaotic, and the country was very turbulent.

There is witchcraft in the palace, he thinks that he is invincible in the world in terms of force, and now his son is going to rebel, of course he has to be exterminated.

This is talking about witchcraft, and it has a great impact. As a result, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty exterminated the three clans, and also issued an edict of self-blame.

Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty listened to the villain's words and believed in the magic of witchcraft, he caused cholera and led to the tragic death of the three clans.

In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty listened to slander, caused witch cholera, and also caused the unjust death of his crown prince.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty listened to the villain's words and thought that someone had used witchcraft to harm him and let Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty destroy the three clans, so he blamed himself.

It's about the scourge of witchcraft. It's still immortal. Every emperor wants to live forever, especially the more powerful emperors, who will be like this when they are old, and they will also suspect that someone around them will want to harm him, and they will be suspicious, so there will be such a big turmoil.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's political decision to face reality and boldly deny himself not only did not affect the historical status of the "Qin Emperor and Han Wu" generation, but also made up for the lack of feudal society to a certain extent, and also laid the foundation for the revival of the Western Han Dynasty. But unfortunately, since then, both his heirs and the rulers of other dynasties have lacked such political courage, so the end that awaits them can only be "their demise".

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is really admirable, clearly aware of his merits and demerits, and has the courage to admit that he is an open-minded emperor.