If Liu Ju does not commit suicide, will there be any hope of succession when Emperor Wu of the Han D

If Liu Ju does not commit suicide, will there be any hope of succession when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty regrets it?

No. Because in the heart of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he didn't look down on Liu Ju at all, so even if he didn't commit suicide, he wouldn't be the successor.

There is not much hope, Emperor Wu of Han himself is also a very cold-blooded and ruthless person, and his personality is suspicious, he has long had a great estrangement from the crown prince, and there is suspicion, if such a prince is alive, he will still worry about threatening his rule.

I think there is, after all, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not have many children to inherit the throne, and it was helpless to choose Liu Fuling in the end, but Liu Ju rebelled because of the scourge of witchcraft, which is also a capital crime, and it is difficult to say whether he will die.

I don't think so, because even if Emperor Wu of Han regrets it, he will not let him be the emperor again, he will choose someone else.

Liu will ascend the throne if he does not die, and the world of the Han Dynasty will be turbulent.

Emperor. Domineering and shrewd, he deeply knows the forces behind the crown prince Liu Ju, Wei Qing.

Familial and Huo Qu's disease.

The existence of the family is like two big trees in the shade. If Liu Ju becomes emperor, it is entirely possible that the government will fall into the hands of others.

Even if the Wei Qing family will not usurp the power of their own nephews in the future, once they are big, it will be enough for Liu Ju to drink a pot.

And the Huo Qubing family was at the bottom with their military exploits and had to guard against it. Huo Quai's killing of Li Guang's son Li Kang was still fresh in the memory of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Back then, Wei Qing and Fei General Li Guang.

Sent troops to attack the Xiongnu together, because Li Guang led the partial division to take a small road, he got lost during the march, and after being questioned by Wei Qing, Li Guang killed himself.

Li Guang's son Li Dang has always been very dissatisfied with this matter, once after the end of the court meeting, Li Dang beat Wei Qing in anger, Wei Qing felt ashamed of Li Guang and did not pursue this matter. But later, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty led Huo Qubing and Li Dang to go hunting, and Huo Qubing actually shot Li Kang to death with an arrow in order to vent his anger for Wei Qing.

Although Huo Qubing had passed away at that time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was really not at ease with the Huo family's forces. If the crown prince Liu Ju ascends the throne, the Huo family is very likely to become a hidden danger in Liu Ju's politics.

A brief biography of Liu Ju.

Liu Ju (128 BC - 91 BC), the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

The eldest son, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, Liu Xun.

Grandfather, mother is the queen Wei Zifu.

In the first year of Motogari (122 BC), he was made the crown prince at the age of seven. Deeply loved by Emperor Wu, he built Bo Wangyuan for him, and was able to make friends with guests, from his favor, so there are many heretics who enter. At the end of Emperor Wu, Empress Wei was favored.

Shi Jiang used things to do things, and had a gap with the prince and Wei's, so he used witchcraft to dig Gu in the palace of the prince, claiming to be a Tongmu person.

The prince was self-explanatory, so he hunted and killed Jiang Chong in July of the second year of Zhenghe (91 years ago), and sent guests and soldiers to fight in Chang'an City. The soldiers were defeated and hidden, and the officials found out about the round-up and were forced to commit suicide. After Che Qianqiu sued for his grievances, Emperor Wu was the clan to destroy the river and fill the family, as a platform for thinking about the womb and returning to think.

His grandson, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, Liu Xun, succeeded to the throne and posthumously called "戾".

Due to the suspicion of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu suspected of plotting a rebellion and finally committed suicide.