Is Emperor Wen of Sui qualified to become the first emperor of the ages?

Yes, the probation ability is very strong, and a large number of poor people have turned over.

The rule of Kaihuang is almost comparable to the prosperity of Kaiyuan, and he created three provinces and six departments, which is enough to call him an emperor through the ages.

The problem is that some people don't see it that way.

To be honest, it is more difficult than Qin Shi Huang, but he can only rank second.

Yang Jian must be regarded as an emperor through the ages.

The First Emperor of the Ages is not a good emperor anyway, but he is also an emperor who has made a difference.

The first emperor of the ages is only the ear of the first emperor, and Emperor Wen of Sui should belong to the holy monarch.

So what's the reason, the chieftain can be blown into the emperor of the ages, and Emperor Wen of Sui is comparable to the big chief? It has become a matter of being captured by an emperor through the ages.

Emperor Wen of Sui can, Emperor Yang of Sui forget it.

Emperor Wen of Sui sent troops to the south, destroyed the Chen Dynasty that divided the south, unified the country, and in the same year, the Ryukyu Islands were surrendered to the Sui Dynasty, and the Turkic Khan respected Yang Jian as the saint Tian Khan, and expressed his willingness to return to the vassal forever, and to serve as the holy dynasty for thousands of years. Emperor Wen of Sui put an end to China's long-term chaos and conquered all ethnic barbarians to return China to the era of peace. From this point of view, it is indeed called the first emperor of the ages, not only unifying China, but also ending the rule of the Hu people for 300 years.

I don't know what the standard of "Emperor of the Ages" is, but in my understanding, only those who really create the era are qualified for such qualifications, and those who sit back and enjoy their achievements should not be counted. In this way, in fact, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty is more qualified than Emperor Wen of Sui.

The Grand Canal is a good project.

Emperor Wen of Sui can be called the first emperor of the ages. The Sui Dynasty he established ended the darkest chaos in Chinese history and basically unified the land of China. Moreover, the implementation of the policy of good cultivation and recuperation completely restored the social productive forces in just a dozen years, pointing out the direction and laying a solid foundation for the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty later.

In particular, the imperial examination system he set up set up created a precedent, and since then, he has transitioned from the family world to the country.

Among China's most outstanding feudal emperors, Yang Jian, Emperor Wen of Sui, definitely had a place. He reformed the system of selecting officials and laid the foundation for the greatest imperial examination system in feudal society. Since the implementation of the Jiupin Zhongzheng system, the selection has been almost monopolized by wealthy families, and the middle and lower classes have no chance to enter the political center.

After the abolition of the Jiupin Zhongzheng system, the local government was required to take the beauty of the article as the standard every year, and pay tribute to three people as reserve cadres. Later, it was reformed into a two-way examination of virtue and talent. It laid the foundation for the talent selection system during the imperial examination system of Emperor Yang of Sui. ‍‍

There is nothing wrong with Emperor Wen of Sui can become the first emperor of the ages like the first emperor of the Han Dynasty, Taizong Hongwu Yongle.

The national strength of the Northern Zhou Dynasty was strong, the Chen Dynasty was also relatively wealthy, and Yang Jian did not encounter too many obstacles in the process of unifying the world, and all the economic bases were basically intact. Emperor Wen of Sui himself advocated frugality, advised farmers and mulberry and reduced the tax burden, so he can only be said to be a good emperor.

Qin Shi Huang, Yang Jian, Li Shimin, Liu Aiji, Kangxi, and Qianlong can be said to be the emperors who made the greatest contributions to China.

The First Emperor of the Ages only recognized Qin Shi Huang Qin Yingzheng in Chinese history (this does not accept any refutation), and I think no one can compare with him.

The main merit of Emperor Wen of Sui was that after the unification of the whole country, various measures to consolidate the unification were implemented, so that the war for 300 consecutive years could be stopped, the whole country was peaceful, the people in the north and south were rested, and the society showed unprecedented prosperity. Qin Shi Huang created the Qin system, which was followed by the dynasties after the Han Dynasty, and Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty created the Sui system, which was followed by the dynasties after the Tang Dynasty.

I think Emperor Wen of Sui Emperor Yang Jian was a Ming monarch who not only ended the chaos in the Central Plains, but also governed the country very richly.

You are obviously confusing Qin Shi Huang with Emperor Wen of Sui.

I think it was Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor.