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Anonymous users2024-02-07Li Jiancheng, the crown prince of the Tang Dynasty, had no descendants, because after the Xuanwumen Rebellion, five of his six sons were killed, and one of them died at an early age.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Li Jiancheng had six sons, of which except for the eldest son Li Chengzong, who died early, the remaining five sons were slaughtered by Li Shimin. So does Li Jiancheng still have descendants to live in the world? Judging from his son's lineage, it seems that there is no more.
Because his eldest son, Li Chengzong, was born in 618 AD, and the Xuanwumen Rebellion occurred in 626 AD. In other words, Li Jiancheng's eldest son will only be 8 years old if he is alive. The latter sons are even younger, so it is impossible for Li Jiancheng to have grandchildren.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Li Jiancheng has six sons, the eldest son died early, and the remaining five people were reunited after the Xuanwu Gate, judging from the king, it is not enough to give birth to grandchildren.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Li Jiancheng, the crown prince of the Tang Dynasty, had six sons and two daughters in his life, the eldest son died when he was young, and the other five sons were brutally killed by Li Shimin after the Xuanwumen Incident.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Li Jiancheng may be of noble characterBut he definitely did not fulfill the responsibility of being a prince
Whether you want it or not, the crown prince will succeed his father in the future. Of course, you can say that I choose to lie down and eat the old book, and ask my father to give you a complete set of leadership team directly, but this is the problemI don't know what my men are good at--- I can't know. In this way, I have to run in with my new subordinates, which leads to inefficiency in governance.
So, what is the prince going to do? In addition to improving their own quality,It is necessary to enlist enough henchmen [of course, they must be truly talented scholars] for their own use。When the power is handed over, there will be no power vacuum, and you know the expertise of all your subordinates--- who can settle accounts and manage finances, who can run business to manage the treasury and enter and exit, and who have connections to manage foreign affairs......In this way, each performs its own duties, and the efficiency is high.
Moreover, in the early years of the Tang Dynasty, it was faced with an unprecedented mess: compared with the peak population of Sui, it was 70% less, with 2 million households and 11 million people. This kind of productivity, the population, is the time to hope that the best functions will operate efficiently and the productivity of the organization will be restored.
Good! You Li Jiancheng, what the hell?
During Li Yuan's era, I could only see 2 groups of henchmen before and after, one was the old and noble of the former Sui Dynasty, these were those who closely supported Li Yuan, and the other was the Qin Wang group with abundant martial virtues. In the entire Shangshu, Zhongshu, and the three provinces under the door, there was only one person in Zai Fuli who supported Li Jiancheng--- his brother Li Yuanji. You say you've done your duty as a prince?
Let's make trouble! In fact, objectively, even in terms of personal quality, Li Jiancheng is obviously not as decisive as Li Shimin--- character is not decisive enough, and it is Li Shimin who is in charge of the political affairs hall instead of him, and Li Shimin is still in charge of the government and soldiers. You want to say that Li Shimin and Li Jiancheng are one outside the main and one inside, isn't this both Li Shimin doing it?
So you Li Jiancheng fulfilled the prince's function? Hehe!
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Anonymous users2024-02-02On June 4, the ninth year of Wude, Li Shimin launched the Xuanwumen Incident and killed Li Jiancheng, who was Chinese New Year's Eve eight years old, and his five sons were also killed.
Child. The eldest son, Li Chengzong, the king of Taiyuan, died early.
The second son, Li Chengdao, King of Anlu, was sentenced in 626.
The third son, Li Chengde, king of Hedong, was sentenced in 626.
The fourth son, Li Chengxun, the king of Wu'an, was sentenced in 626.
The fifth son, Li Chengming, king of Runan, was sentenced in 626.
The sixth son, Li Chengyi, the king of Julu, was sentenced in 626.
Woman. The eldest daughter, Lee.
The second daughter, Li Wan, the county lord of Wenxi, married Liu Yingdao as his wife.
The fifth woman is the county lord of Dede.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01The eldest son, Li Chengzong, the king of Taiyuan, died early.
The second son, Li Chengdao, King of Anlu, was sentenced in 626.
The third son, Li Chengde, king of Hedong, was sentenced in 626.
The fourth son, Li Chengxun, the king of Wu'an, was sentenced in 626.
The fifth son, Li Chengming, king of Runan, was sentenced in 626.
The sixth son, Li Chengyi, the king of Julu, was sentenced in 626.
The eldest daughter, Lee. The second daughter, Li Wan, the county lord of Wenxi, married Liu Yingdao as his wife.
The fifth woman is the county lord of Dede.
The other daughters are not well informed.
Only these three brothers have power in their hands, so only they have the ability to fight.
After the change of Xuanwumen, Li Jiancheng's power was not as big as Li Shimin, who controlled the army of the Tang Dynasty at that time, and there were more than ten fierce generals under him.
Li Yuan has 22 sons, why do the three brothers Li Jiancheng, Li Shimin, and Li Yuanji fight the most fiercely?
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 actually does not have a deep foundation in the imperial court, most of his cronies are only staff members in his own house, and the generals are not leading the troops, and they may be overthrown at any time.