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Anonymous users2024-02-06Liu Bang was able to defeat Xiang Yu and sit on the country, of which Zhang Liang contributed a lot. Liu Bang once gave Zhang Liang a very high evaluation: "In the midst of the strategy, the decisive victory is thousands of miles away." Later generations also called Zhang Liang "seeking a saint".
Zhang Liang is not only strategic, but also intelligent and wise. <>
He has already seen through the psychology of most emperors who "can only share weal and pain, not enjoy together", so when the Han Dynasty was first established, he retreated bravely, and politely declined Liu Bang's imperial seal of his 30,000 households, and only asked for a small "reserved land" as a fief, called "Liuhou".
The land is where Liu Bang and Zhang Liang met, and it is also the place where Liu Bang raised his troops. <>
Zhang Liang took the initiative to ask to go there, firstly to show that he had no ambition, and secondly, to show his gratitude to Liu Bang, Liu Bang was very happy and agreed very quickly.
After Liu Bang arrived in his fiefdom, he no longer cared about the government and politics, and lived a secluded life like idle clouds and wild cranes, practicing the techniques of "Taoism" and "Bigu", and often threatened to "abandon the affairs of the world and want to swim from the red pine nuts".
Zhang Liang's seclusion skillfully avoided the cruel political struggle in the officialdom and avoided the tragic ending of "rabbit dead dog cooking" and "bird hiding with a bow", which cannot but be said to be a great wisdom.
Such Zhang Liang has no soldiers and no power, and he no longer has any threat to Liu Bang, so Liu Bang is naturally a hundred at ease with him, and he trusts him even more.
Liu Bang was able to defeat Xiang Yu and sit on the country, of which Zhang Liang contributed a lot. Liu Bang once gave Zhang Liang a very high evaluation: "In the midst of the strategy, the decisive victory is thousands of miles away." Later generations also called Zhang Liang "seeking a saint".
Zhang Liang is not only strategic, but also intelligent and wise. <>
He has already seen through the psychology of most emperors who "can only share weal and pain, not enjoy together", so when the Han Dynasty was first established, he retreated bravely, and politely declined Liu Bang's imperial seal of his 30,000 households, and only asked for a small "reserved land" as a fief, called "Liuhou".
The land is where Liu Bang and Zhang Liang met, and it is also the place where Liu Bang raised his troops.
Zhang Liang took the initiative to ask to go there, firstly to show that he had no ambition, and secondly, to show his gratitude to Liu Bang, Liu Bang was very happy and agreed very quickly.
After Liu Bang arrived in his fiefdom, he no longer cared about the government and politics, and lived a secluded life like idle clouds and wild cranes, practicing the techniques of "Taoism" and "Bigu", and often threatened to "abandon the affairs of the world and want to swim from the red pine nuts".
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Because Zhang Liang is relatively low-key, indifferent to fame and fortune, and does not have much ambition, the fief he chose is small and poor, which makes Liu Bang very relieved.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Because Zhang Liang was smarter and saw through the imperial power, he did make a lot of efforts for Liu Bang to establish the Han Dynasty, but he was not officially held after that, and he was far away from the center of the court, which was intended to show that he didn't care about power, so Liu Bang trusted Zhang Liang.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Zhang Liang is a high-profile worker, a low-key person, and has always worked hard for the Han Dynasty. After the death of Han Wangcheng to the establishment of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang has always known Zhang Liang's thoughts, so Liu Bang also understands that Zhang Liang is not an ambitious person and will not do anything sorry for himself. Therefore, Zhang Liang retired in the later period, and Empress Lu and Liu Bang did not kill him or be suspicious.
Zhang Liang himself also understood the situation of the government, so he chose to retire at the right time and live a life of idle clouds and wild cranes.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Because he knew that only in this way could he have a good death, otherwise he would be easily suspicious of Liu Bang.
The history of the Tang Dynasty is not like smoke, who is the author of "I forgot.,It's pretty good to write.,It's also worth a look.,But this author is more picky.,The first part was written to the end and left a few chapters that were not made public on the Internet.,Although the second part is **.,But I can't continue to read the chapters without those chapters.,The third and fourth parts can't be found directly on the Internet.,I saw the first part last year and found out this fucking problem.,It's very depressing.。 You say change a copy to read, I really haven't found a better looking one than this when I write about the Tang Dynasty, if you don't change it, you have to spend money to buy books, Lao Tzu has no spare money to buy when he goes to school, so he can only wait until he has enough money to buy it. As for what you said about "Those Things in the Tang Dynasty" and "What the hell was going on in the Tang Dynasty", I haven't read it, so I don't dare to draw conclusions, so I have time to take a look. >>>More
Isn't it a bit of a strict wife?
In fact, Liu Bang took advantage of Xiang Yu's army to quell the rebellion of Qi in the east, and the rear was empty, so he had an opportunity to kill all the way. And basically, Xiang Yu at that time was equivalent to one as a hundred.
Guided by Huang Lao's thoughts, inaction governs. Emphasizing agriculture and suppressing business, and devaluing the status of businessmen. Divide the princes, and at the same time set up counties in the Han direct jurisdiction.
The birds are all good and the bow is hidden.
The cunning rabbit dies and the lackeys cook. >>>More