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Anonymous users2024-02-06Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty (569 April 11, 618), whose real name was Yang Ying, was a small character
Related questions8 answers2024-03-18Judging from the historical interpretation, Yang Guang's reign was indeed brutal, mediocre, and a complete faint king. However, Yang Guang was also a successful king, not only created the Grand Canal, but also established the imperial examination system, which made contributions to China's feudal society.
21 answers2024-03-18The difference between Yang Guang and Li Shimin in seizing the emperor's throne is that one uses conspiracy and the other uses yang conspiracy. But all resorted to coup d'état.
28 answers2024-03-18In fact, Yang Guang is not a faint king, the repair of the Grand Canal can effectively connect the north and the south, both in the military and in life can provide great convenience, Yang Guang saw these benefits and forcibly built, but the national strength was insufficient at that time, which caused the later failure.
Through the route of the Grand Canal, it can be seen that Yang Guang built the Grand Canal for enjoy9 answers2024-03-18During the Sui Dynasty, the Grand Canal built by Yang Guang was a project that was extremely disgusting to the common people, and in the eyes of most people at that time, the only role of the Grand Canal built by Yang Guang was to work the people and make the people suffer hardship. So, what was the purpose of Yang Guang's construction of the Grand Canal at that time, and was he really just for his own enjoyment? Experts say that if you connect the routes of the Grand Canal, you will understand. >>>More
2 answers2024-03-18The five-minute crash program performed by 10 people is as follows: >>>More