Li Shimin should have died after drinking the poisoned wine given by Li Jiancheng, but why was he no

Li Shimin should have died after drinking the poisoned wine given by Li Jiancheng, but why was he not poisoned? Here's what you know.

Because Li Shimin had already taken precautions, he secretly spit out the poisoned wine he drank without paying attention, so he was not poisoned.

Because Li Shimin pretended to be drunk and vomited out some of the poisonous wine, Li Shimin was very vigilant at the time, and after he drank the poisonous wine, he wanted to vomit it for a long time.

Because he didn't swallow the poisonous wine, he had already taken precautions against Li Jiancheng's banquet, and took the opportunity to vomit it after drinking it.

It was because Li Jiancheng did not drink poisonous wine to the other party at all, and because Li Shimin came to Li Jiancheng's location at that time, and Li Shimin brought a lot of entourage at that time.

Although the ball was poisonous, it was very toxic, and it was not fatal, and Li Shimin was bleeding from his stomach, so he was not poisoned.

This is due to the fact that the dose is relatively small, and in ancient times, drugs were not so pure, so they were not lethal.

I think the main reason why he was not poisoned by the other party was that he had expected his eldest brother to attack him, so he made corresponding preparations in advance to protect his own safety, and although it looked very scary, it was precisely because of this behavior that other subordinates strengthened their rebellious hearts and supported him to sit on the throne of the crown prince.

This is because Li Shimin drank very little poisoned wine, and it did not achieve the effect of being poisoned.

Li Shimin is a well-known emperor in the history of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin is very smart, and when he drank this cup of wine, he already knew that it was poisonous, so he didn't really drink it.

Because Li Shimin had already taken the antidote, he deliberately drank poisoned wine to let Li Jiancheng relax his vigilance, so as to achieve counter-killing.

Because Li Shimin quickly took the antidote, he saved a life, otherwise he would have died.

Because the ancients drank wine with wide long sleeves. Li Shimin only pretended to drink poisoned wine at that time. And he didn't really drink the poisoned wine.

Because Li Shimin knew in advance that Li Jiancheng was going to poison himself, of course Li Shimin would not die. On the contrary, this strengthened Li Shimin's mind to rebel.

Because Li Shimin did not swallow the poisonous wine, he never relaxed his precautions against Li Jiancheng, so he vomited it out when people were not paying attention.

was prepared, Li Shimin didn't really drink it after he knew that it was poisonous wine, so there was nothing to do.

Because he spit out the poisonous wine, he had been guarding against Li Jiancheng, so he didn't really swallow it.

From the conspiracy theory, the wine that Li Jiancheng gave Li Shimin was not poisonous, and Li Shimin was poisoned because he had eaten chronic poison before going to the banquet, thus creating the fact that Li Jiancheng harmed him, so as to make it convenient for him to complain to Li Yuan, Li Yuan would definitely let Li Jiancheng enter the palace after he knew about it, and then Li Shimin ambushed Li Jiancheng on the road he had to pass.

Li Shimin's poisoning occurred on the eve of the Xuanwumen Incident, when the struggle between Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin was already in full swing, and the final result of the struggle was life and death, Li Shimin would not have imagined that Li Jiancheng would do it to himself, and the banquet was the easiest place to start, and Li Shimin must be fully prepared.

After Li Shimin went to the banquet, he planned to make a plan, pretending to be poisoned, so as to arouse the resentment of his subordinates, and then take the opportunity to complain to Li Yuan again, all of which was Li Shimin's preparation for the Xuanwumen Change, and finally Li Shimin killed his brother and killed his brother, forced Li Yuan to take the throne, and ascended the throne as the emperor for Tang Taizong.

Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin, the two brothers, turned against each other, in the final analysis, it was Li Yuan's fault, when Taiyuan raised troops, Li Yuan promised Li Shimin that he would pass the throne to him in the future, but as Li Shimin's achievements in the southern and northern wars became more and more serious, he repented and vigorously supported Li Jiancheng. The two brothers competed, and the father sat firmly on the Diaoyutai, and the final result was bound to be death and injury.

The imperial throne is the culprit, and the art of weighing is the most direct inducement, it is precisely because of Li Yuan's indecision that it will cause the brothers to read the wall and the father and son to turn against each other. Since Li Tang seized the throne by Li Shimin by disgraceful means, Li Chengqian and Li Tai rebelled, and various coups also emerged one after another, he set a bad precedent.

Li Jiancheng did not take the drug, or it can be said that Li Shimin was poisoned first without drinking Li Jiancheng's wine, which was a trap by Li Shimin.

If Li Shimin really drank the poisonous wine, then it was impossible for him not to die, either there was an antidote, or he secretly replaced the poisonous wine, so Li Jiancheng died.

I think it may be because Li Shimin knew that the wine was poisonous, but he secretly changed the wine, so he didn't die.

There was no poison in the wine, but Li Shimin directed and acted in order to frame Li Jiancheng. In order to prepare for the Xuanwumen Change, the struggle between Li Shimin and Li Jiancheng at that time had reached the point of being like tea.

In fact, all this is Li Shimin's conspiracy, Li Jiancheng did not give Li Shimin to drink poisonous wine, but Li Shimin first ate the poison, the purpose is to frame and assassinate Li Jiancheng, so as to ascend the throne.

Because Li Jiancheng did not give him poisonous wine, but Li Shimin himself ate a little chronic poison that did not harm his life.

I think this should be Li Shimin's deliberate design of Li Jiancheng, so even if he drank poisoned wine, he didn't die, because he didn't want to die in the first place.

Li Shimin knew before he went to the banquet that someone would poison him, so he took the antidote in advance, and at that time he just pretended that he was poisoned at the table, and then sanctioned the prince.

Li Shimin knew all of Li Jiancheng's plans at that time, and he sent a detailed work to monitor Li Jiancheng, ** will really drink!

I don't know the specific reason, I guess that either Li Shimin was not given poisonous wine, or Li Shimin himself did not drink poisonous wine.