If Li Yuan insisted on dealing with Li Shimin after the change of Xuanwumen, what would Li Shimin do

It was because he was relatively strong at that time and had military power and political power in his hands, so he wanted to strengthen the centralization of power in this way and eliminate the remnants.

Because he was supported by the people, there were many powerful generals around him, and he wanted to change the government at that time, so he dared to do so.

This is because Li Shimin has a strong military talent, he has accumulated a lot of experience in fighting abroad for many years, and he also has some trusted henchmen around him, so he dares to launch a coup d'état.

Because Li Shimin is very talented, he has a large army in his hands, and he is very confident, so he dares to do this.

Because Li Shimin has already obtained what he wants to get, the throne. Moreover, Li Yuan no longer has the ability to retaliate against Li Shimin or the like, so there is no need to kill Li Yuan in order to gain a brutal infamy.

It's not that he doesn't dare, because he just killed his brother, and he doesn't dare to be charged with killing his father on his back, and if he is killing his father, it will not be conducive to the stability of the political situation.

Li Yuan is Li Shimin's father, and killing his father will inevitably be spurned by the world, but Li Shimin still doesn't have the guts.

In the ancient struggle for the throne, the phenomenon of cannibalism between brothers is relatively common, but the case of killing the father is relatively rare, if the father is killed, it will not be able to block the world's leisurely mouth, not enough for the world to return to the heart, after all, there is a saying that filial piety is the first.

In fact, at that time, Li Shimin had already firmly grasped the initiative in his own hands, and for Li Yuan, he no longer had much power.

Through the Xuanwu Gate Change, all his brothers have been disposed of. So Li Yuan had no choice but to be succeeded by Li Shimin.

Use force to make Li Yuan abdicate, and maximize his power, become the supreme person, and be respected by the people.

After Li Shimin successfully launched the Xuanwumen Rebellion, Li Shimin sent his henchman Chi Gong to the palace to force Li Yuan to abdicate, because Li Shimin controlled most of the military power of the Tang Dynasty at that time. Li Yuan had to abdicate.