Qin Emperor Han Wu, why not refer to Liu Bang

Liu Bang only established a dynasty, while Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, recovered Fujian and Hainan, conquered the Xiongnu, and formed a unified China of China! Liu Che fought and established a unified hegemony, he was really a hero, but because of the continuous war, the people were consumed and the people were hurt, and what is even more commendable is that after Liu Qi understood it in his later years, it was the emperor himself who asked for his "guilty edict" to tell the world! Face up to posterity!

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Qin Huang refers to Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng, Han Wu refers to Emperor Xiaowu of the Western Han Dynasty (Emperor Wu of Han is his abbreviation) and Liu Bang is the ancestor of Han Gaozu, the founder of the Western Han Dynasty, not Han Wu.

Han Wu is just a title, an honorific title for the emperor (e.g. Kangxi.

And the reason why Han Gaozu is not as famous as Emperor Wu of Han.

I think it may be because he once tried his best to attack the Xiongnu, or it may be because of the story that happened between him and his cousin Chen Ajiao (Jinwu Zangjiao).

Qin Huang refers to the reign of Qin Shi Huang.

Han Wu is said to be Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che.

Liu Bang was the ancestor of the Han Dynasty who overthrew the Qin Dynasty and founded the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of Han was his descendant.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was eloquent and created a new situation of great unification.

Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty dealt a heavy blow to the Xiongnu and laid the foundation for peace in the Han Dynasty.

Qin Huang refers to the reign of Qin Shi Huang.

Han Wu is said to be Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che.

I really don't understand, *** shouldn't be wrong, Han Wu is indeed not as domineering as Han Zu, the only regret of this poem.

Han Wu himself is Liu Che, how can it be Liu Bang??

1.The two founded different dynasties.

Liu Bang and Qin Shi Huang were both important figures in Chinese history, and they founded their own dynasties at different times. Qin Shi Huang unified the six kingdoms in 221 BC and established the Qin Dynasty, becoming the first unified centralized state in Chinese history. Liu Bang founded the Han Dynasty in 206 BC after years of warfare, making it one of the longest dynasties in Chinese history.

2.Liu Bang accepted the inheritance of the Qin dynasty.

Although Liu Bang founded the Han Dynasty, he also accepted many legacies from the Qin Dynasty, such as some of the policies and institutions of the Qin Dynasty. After founding the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang took a series of measures to ensure the stability and effectiveness of his administration, many of which were influenced by the Qin Dynasty.

3.Both share a strong antipathy to injustice.

Both Liu Bang and Qin Shi Huang had a strong antipathy to injustice during their reigns. Qin Shi Huang abolished feudalism through a series of reforms and implemented a series of profound changes to ensure the stability and prosperity of the country. Liu Bang adopted a similar policy, usually punishing anyone and policy that showed injustice to ensure the justice and stability of the country.

4.The two had a far-reaching influence and were praised by future generations.

Despite the differences in the history of the dynasties they founded, their influence was profound and long-lasting. During their reign, they pushed through forward-looking reforms that kept the country stable and prosperous for a longer period of time. Moreover, their ideas and policies also directly and indirectly influenced the subsequent historical process and the development of society.

They became important figures in Chinese history and were praised by future generations.

In general, although Liu Bang and Qin Shi Huang founded different dynasties, their ideas and policies were similar in some ways. They are all very important figures in history and have a profound impact on Chinese history and culture.

Liu Bang is not Qin Shi Huang, please see——

1) Liu Bang (256 BC, 195 BC), Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, was the founding emperor of the Western Han Dynasty.

See: 8080 0518 ztyj hmy zls ii) Qin Shi Huang.

Qin Shi Huang (250 BC - 210 BC), surnamed Qianbo Ying, was the founder of the Qin Dynasty, the first multi-ethnic unified feudal empire in China. He reigned from 246 to 210 BC and reigned in 238 BC. From 230 B.C., when Shan repented of his words, he destroyed the dynasty and Korea, and ended 221 B.C., when he destroyed Qi and unified the six countries, ending the situation of the princes fighting for a long time.

In order to strengthen the centralization of power, a series of measures were taken: the implementation of the county system, the unification of laws and regulations, the unification of weights and measures, the unification of writing, the construction of the Great Wall, the defense of the Xiongnu, etc. However, due to the harsh criminal law, "ochre clothes blocked the road, and the prison became a city", men did not have enough food to cultivate, and women did not have enough clothes", and at the same time, the policy of burning books and pit Confucianism was implemented, which was extremely serious in the destruction of Chinese culture, so the Qin Dynasty fell soon after the first queen of Qin. See.

Liu Bang spent most of his time in Guanzhong on a construction site on the outskirts of Xianyang, and although it was hard, he was also full of interest. It was also during this period that Liu Bang encountered an event that had a major impact on his life: he witnessed the abundance of Qin Shi Huang.

In this encounter, Sima Qian wrote in the "Historical Records of Gaozu Benji" that at that time, Qin Shi Huang traveled and allowed the people to watch from the sidelines, and Liu Bang was fortunate enough to squeeze into the ranks of the spectators, and witnessed the grand chariot and horse honor guards, the elite infantry guards, and looked up to Qin Shi Huang from afar. For Liu Ji, the head of the Surabaya Pavilion of Xianyang and Peixian townspeople, Qin Shi Huang is like the sun in the sky, brilliant and brilliant, and under the sensitivity of light, Liu Bang's body and mind were greatly shaken.

Whew, the husband should be like this! Over and over again, there is only this one sentence. It is the emotion conveyed by this sentence that almost sums up the political trend of Liu Bang's life.

In the tide of the resurrection of the Warring States at the end of Qin, one of the factors why Liu Bang was unwilling to be the king and was determined to be the emperor was because Qin Shi Huang was an idol who had long been established in his heart.

"Historical Records: Gaozu Benji" said:

Gaozu Chang Xianyang, looking at the Qin Emperor, sighed and said: "Huh, the husband should be like this!" ”

Something to the effect: Liu Bang once went to Xianyang to serve as a servant, and once met the first emperor on patrol, Liu Bang was crowded in the crowd**, (seeing the majesty of the guard of honor of the patrol team, Qin Shi Huang was majestic) Liu Bang couldn't help but sigh: Hey! That's how a manly man should be!

Han Gaozu is the great-grandfather of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and nothing else matters.

Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (July 14, 156 BC, March 29, 87 BC), the seventh emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, was an outstanding politician, strategist, and poet.

Tang Taizong Li Shimin (January 28, 598 A.D. [January 23, 599] July 10, 649 A.D.), ancestral home of Chengji, Longxi, is the second son of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan and Empress Dou, the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, an outstanding politician, strategist, military strategist, and poet.

Liu Bang, Emperor Taizu of the Han Dynasty (256 BC - April 25, 195 BC), was a native of Zhongyangli, Peifengyi, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, and one of the great pioneers of the Han nation and Han culture.

1. Outstanding statesmen, strategists and conductors in Chinese history. It has made outstanding contributions to the development of the Han nationality and the unification and strength of China.

Qin Shi Huang (259 BC - 210 BC), surnamed Ying, Qin family, Ming Zheng. Son of King Xiang of Qin Zhuang. Born in Handan, the capital of Zhao State, he inherited the throne at the age of thirteen, became emperor at the age of thirty-nine, and reigned for thirty-seven years.

He was a famous politician, strategist, and reformer in Chinese history, and the first iron-fisted politician to complete the unification of China. The establishment of the first multi-ethnic centralized state, once used the "emperor" of the three emperors and the "emperor" of the five emperors to form the title of "emperor", and was the first feudal dynasty monarch to be called emperor in ancient and modern China and abroad.

It doesn't matter, but they are all great emperors.

It doesn't matter what it feels like, it's all emperors.

1.Emperor Wu of Han was the great-grandson of Gaozu of Han.

2.Han Gaozu destroyed the Qin Dynasty established by Qin Shi Huang.

3.Both Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Qin Shi Huang took a series of measures to consolidate their rule, but the results were different.4Tang Taizong, like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was a Ming monarch, and during their reign, they gradually made the national strength stronger.

It may be a bit messy, hope it helps.

Both were the first emperors of the new dynasty.

Personally, I think it is Liu Bang, who established the Han Dynasty for hundreds of years, and now most Chinese call themselves Han.

Both of them were founding emperors, and they were both very experienced people.

Han Gaozu Liu Bang and Qin Shi Huang are both very powerful. Both of them were groundbreaking, one was a peasant emperor and the other was an emperor who ruled the country.