Why did Qin Shi Huang put Fusu on the frontier during his lifetime?

Because he was at odds with Qin Shi Huang's concept of governing the country and had a conflict with Qin Shi Huang, he would be assigned to Bianji Hail Qinjiang. When he encounters something unpleasant, he will immediately advise him if he changes it, and Qin Shi Huang is particularly annoyed, so he will be sent to the border to fight for Bijiang.

Because Fusu was the most valued prince of Qin Shi Huang, Fusu was sent to the frontier by Qin Shi Huang, mainly to build the Great Wall, which could resist the southward movement of the Xiongnu.

The relationship between the father and son is not good, and the two people have different ideas, and the son Fusu angers the other party. Helping people intercede made the First Emperor very angry.

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Qin Shi Huang asked Fusu to go to the frontier in order to let Fusu have military power in his hands, which will be his biggest reliance in the future.

The reason why Qin Shi Huang did not pass on to Fusu is that when Qin Shi Huang died, the core force of Fusu was not around, and the Holy Decree was usurped by Hu Hai. At that time, Fusu and Qin Shi Huang had political discord, and was sent by Qin Shi Huang to build Qin State fortifications with Meng Tian thousands of miles away. At that time, Meng Tian held one-third of the soldiers and horses of Great Qin, and Qin Shi Huang wanted Fusu to have more experience with Meng Tian.

However, Qin Shi Huang died too suddenly, and the holy decree in Fusu was tampered with by his son Hu Hai, and the rest of the shed was used as a life talisman.

Emperor Qin Shi Lian was more superstitious during his lifetime, and overheard the words of Hu Ye, the deceased Qin. At that time, Qin Shi Huang mistakenly thought that it was a foreign invasion on the frontier, and ordered Meng Tian to expand the enemy at the border pass for thousands of miles. I didn't expect that Hu Hai, my favorite son, would not believe that Hu Hai would tamper with history.

It was originally Fusu. But the edict was tampered with.

Qin Shi Huang was only fifty years old when he died, and he reigned on the throne of Qin for a total of twenty-five years, and was called emperor for twelve years, for a total of thirty-seven years.

In order to prevent Qin Shi Huang's sons from competing for the throne and causing chaos in the world, Li Si blocked the news, put Qin Shi Huang's body in the car and continued to drive towards Xianyang, but the corpse began to decompose in the hot weather, emitting a stench, in order to cover up, Li Si asked each car to load a stone of abalone, and covered up the rotten smell of the corpse with fish odor.

Zhao Gao was more treacherous than Li Si, and for the sake of his own dictatorship, he actually used the fact that Fusu didn't like Li Si to trick Li Si into tampering with the edict with him, so that Hu Hai inherited the throne. At the same time, he faked the holy decree to make Fusu commit suicide. After Hu Hai ascended the throne, he was Qin II.

Qin Shi Huang (259 BC - 210 BC), surnamed Ying, Zhao, Ming Zheng, also known as Zhao Zheng (Zheng), Qin Zheng, or Zulong, the son of King Xiang of Qin Zhuang. He is a famous politician, strategist, and reformer in Chinese history, the first iron-fisted politician to complete the unification of China, and the first monarch to be called emperor in ancient and modern China and abroad.

Fusu (?) —210 BC), Ying's surname, Zhao's name, Fusu, often known as Gongzi Fusu, the eldest son of Qin Shi Huang, Fusu was resolute and brave, benevolent, righteous, and politically far-sighted, he opposed Qin Shi Huang's implementation of severe policies such as burning books and pit Confucianism, which angered Qin Shi Huang, and Qin Shi Huang sent him to Shangjun to supervise the army and assist the general Meng Tian in building the Great Wall and defending against the Xiongnu.

are all Ying surnames, Zhao, Ying Zheng is often called Qin Shi Huang, Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, individual Zhao Zheng (Zheng), Lu Zheng, etc.; Ying Fusu is often called Gongzi Fusu, Fusu; Ying Huhai is often called Qin II, Hu Hai. These are just the names commonly used by later writers to refer to them.

Before Qin, men were called names and women were called surnames, and Qin Shi Huang was called Zhao Zheng, and there was no such name as Yingzheng in the history books. His sons are called Zhao Fusu and Zhao Huhai. The obvious pretense of the male surname and the female name that quotes the scriptures has failed.

After the pro, the surname is one. Today's hundred family names are almost all from the pre-Qin era.

Qin Shi Huang, surnamed Ying, was born in the state of Zhao, Zhao. Mingzheng, also known as "Win Zheng", "Zhao Zheng", Qin II, Win surname, name Huhai, is the eighteenth son of Qin Shi Huang, son Fusu, name Fusu, win surname, is Qin Shi Huang, the eldest son of the emperor.

Zhao's surname is Ying. In the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the clan represented status and identity. When Qin Shi Huang was a prince, he could not use his name, but only his surname.

Zhao Guo and Qin State are all descendants of the same surname, Zhao State is Zhao surname Zhao, Qin State is Zhao surname Ying. During the clan society, the surname was patrilineal and the clan was matrilineal. In the matrilineal clan commune, there is a clan but no surname, and after the paternal clan commune, there is a surname and a surname.

It is the father's surname, and the mother's name. So later, the woman had a family name but no name, married into her husband's family, and followed her husband's surname. To say that Qin Shi Huang is the son of Lü Buwei is slanderous and does not conform to the physiological characteristics of female fertility.

When Zhao Ji gave birth to Zhao Zheng, it was twelve months after marrying a stranger, and it was a full-term birth, and Lu Buwei could not be Zhao Zheng's biological father!

Qin Shi Huang's name is Yingzheng, why are his sons called Fusu and Hu Hai? There is still such a relationship.

Qin Shi Huang and Fusu are father and son, Qin Shi Huang's favorite is Fusu, he wants to set up Fusu as the heir to the throne, Fusu is his most proud child, but Fusu was killed by Zhao Gao in the end.

Fusu is the son of Yingzheng, and he is the son of a certain ability to govern the country, but due to Yingzheng's violent death, Fusu was also victimized, resulting in the death of Qin II.

He is Fusu's father. And he is also ready to appoint Fusu as the next emperor. It's a pity that Fusu doesn't understand his father.

Fusu's death Many people think that Fusu committed suicide because he was deceived by Zhao Gao and mistakenly thought that Qin Shihuang gave him death, but in fact, Fusu's death is not necessarily so simple, just imagine that Fusu, who is a prince, is really so easy to deceive?

In fact, the main reason for Fusu's suicide was that most of the powerful factions who held real power at that time did not support Fusu. This point can be reflected from the fact that it took a long time after Qin Shi Huang's death for the world to know about this matter, because there are many people around Qin Shi Huang, if someone leaks the secret, Fusu will naturally know about Qin Shi Huang's death, and if you want to hide Qin Shi Huang's death, it is not something that Zhao Gao and Li Si can hide, so it must be achieved by many relevant people who have reached a consensus of opinion. Zhao Gao and Li Si's conspiracy to get rid of Fusu seems simple, but it is actually very complicated, because the Qin Dynasty is not only the two of them holding great power, but there must have been many powerful figures in the Qin Dynasty at that time.

This is obviously only the majority of people do not want Fusu to take the position, Fusu is facing the situation of the real power faction generally resisting him, Fusu is unable to fight with the general real power faction only with the strength of the two brothers Meng Tian and Meng Yi, and the Montessori brothers may also have reached some kind of agreement with the real power faction in the DPRK and China, Fusu is dead, waiting for him only death, and it is not surprising that Fusu chose to commit suicide with dignity. Many truths in history are no longer known, and are more of the speculation and inference of later generations.

may have seen the political situation and his own situation clearly at that time, and knew that it was useless to resist, rather than die at the hands of others or become the king of the country, it is better to leave a reputation of loyalty and filial piety and commit suicide.

From the time he was sent to the northern frontier, he had already lost the position of heir, far away from the central court, and throughout history, basically no emperor would throw his heir far away, impossible.

It's hard to say what is the ulterior secret, to put it simply, it is to help Su Yuxiao, and Qin Shi Huang's father's words are not the same, and the inviolability has left a huge psychological shadow on him, and then he subconsciously did not dare to doubt it, nor did he think about resisting. Fusu has nothing to do with the Three Platforms and Five Constants, the Three Platforms and Five Constants are the Confucian ideas put forward by Dong Zhongshu in the Western Han Dynasty according to Confucius's thoughts, the Qin Dynasty implemented Legalism, Confucius has not been mythologized, and Dong Zhongshu has not yet been born. At that time, Confucius was an ordinary deceased university scholar, and he was still far from the Holy Prophet or something.

After Qin Shi Huang toured Mount Tai, he went back to Henan and suddenly contracted a vicious disease and died, Zhao Gao colluded with Li Qimi not to mourn, and falsely passed on the holy decree to let Fusu commit suicide, and Fusu had to cut himself without knowing it.

Qin is the most centralized, and the Praetorian Guard under the direct jurisdiction of the emperor will only be stronger than the 300,000 border guards. Moreover, the families of the 300,000 Guanzhong disciples are all in the hands of Hu Hai, and Wang Li restricts Meng Tian. Fusu and Meng Tian didn't want to take the heads of their subordinates.

Fusu was bound by the Three Principles and the Five Constants, and of course did not dare to resist.

If you don't think about rebellion, you don't rebel. Not everyone has a rebellious heart. People are loyal, how can they rebel. Sick? Mentally abnormal? Hungry, huh?