A person is a king, but he picks the door to the extreme, what is the reason behind it?

Because this king is very simple, not only to others but also to himself.

In addition to his own character, the country was indeed very poor at that time, and he couldn't come up with extra money!

Because the country was already in turmoil at that time, the king was very picky.

In fact, I feel that it is because his nature is like this, which is why he will pick the door so much.

Emperor Daoguang was a relatively frugal emperor, thinking that success was due to diligence and thrift, and if he wanted to make the country rich and strong, he had to live diligently and thriftily, not only to himself, but also to the harem.

The most "picky" monarchs in history are Emperor Daoguang and Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, which should be good, as long as there is a limit to their picking.

With Emperor Daoguang and Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, it is generally good to "pick the door", because this can drive the country to be thrifty and leave financial and material resources. But "picking the door" should be moderate, and excessive picking of the door will make the people cry bitterly.

I have the impression that the emperors of the Qing Dynasty, Daoguang and Puyi, I think they are quite picky, and in the end, the Qing Dynasty owes a lot of debts, so I have to pick the door.

The most critical monarchs in history were Emperor Daoguang and Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty. Their slashing should be good, because taking Zhao Kuangyin as an example, it is precisely because of his slamming that he did fill the treasury for the Northern Song Dynasty after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

The most slashing emperors in history should be Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhao Kuangyin, Zhu Yuanzhang is because his family has been very poor since he was a child, and he is used to picking doors, and although Zhao Kuangyin has a good family background, he later fell into the middle of the family and developed a stingy habit.

I think the most critical in history should be Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, because he was born as a farmer, so he is very picky, and he pays very little salary to the **.

It should be Zhao Kuangyin, although he was born in a prestigious family, his family had declined long before he was born. Zhao Kuangyin went through the hardships of life, and later, after becoming the emperor, he still did not forget to maintain the tradition of stinginess.

Among the inner courts of all dynasties, Zhao Kuangyin's inner court is the most simple. It is understandable to advocate frugality, but you can't overdo it, otherwise it will be sour.

China's more than 2,000-year-old feudal dynasty has more than 500 kings. Among these kings, there are not many who can enter the realm of slamming the door, probably only Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty who ruled Wenjing, Yang Jian, the founding emperor of the Sui Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty, Zhao Zhen of Song Renzong, and Emperor Daoguang.

Emperor Wen of Han was a very capable emperor. The rule of Wenjing that he pioneered was highly evaluated by later generations. His slamming of the door is mainly to treat himself.

His dragon robe, three years of new, three years of old, another three years of sewing and mending, a piece of clothing full of patches, there is no emperor at all!

Yang Jian, the founding emperor of the Sui Dynasty, is a very powerful person. He was also a man who was reluctant to wear old clothes, and he often collected them for his son to continue wearing. His car, repaired and repaired, refurbished and refurbished, is reluctant to change to a new one.

Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin and Song Renzong Zhao Zhen, people of the same dynasty, one is the founding emperor, and the other is the longest reigning emperor of the Song Dynasty. The former is reluctant to eat mutton liver, and the latter is reluctant to drink mutton soup. The dignified king, eating something, has to be entangled, and in the end he is reluctant to eat, which is quite sad.

Although the four kings in front of them were slamming the door (it should be said to be frugal), in front of Emperor Daoguang, they were really insignificant. Emperor Daoguang should be regarded as the most striking one among the emperors of all dynasties. The first four emperors are basically personal, and in the face of military affairs, they will never pick indiscriminately.

Emperor Daoguang, in addition to being very picky on the personal aspect, he picked all the major military affairs, and it was messy. For example, in the early years of Daoguang, the Qing army fought on the frontier for many years and finally achieved victory. Emperor Daoguang was also very happy, so he feasted the soldiers, and only a few small dishes were served, which chilled the hearts of many soldiers.

In addition to this, there are many major military events, like Emperor Daoguang, which misled the country and the people.

The emperor is also a human being, as long as he is a human being, he can avoid some shortcomings, I think Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin is very picky.

I think Zhao Kuangyin's slamming of the door is famous, but after all, the emperor is also a human being, and he also has shortcomings.

Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin is famous for picking doors, but he is a good emperor after all.

Modern slamming the door can be understood as thrifting, deducting money before it runs out, reluctant to spend, and becoming an emperor can't forget the poverty he suffered before. The buckle is also normal.

Although it is easy to go from thrift to luxury, Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty, is still very picky after becoming the emperor.

I think it's Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, because he was poorer before, even if he was rich, he was more frugal.

There are a lot of them, before they were emperors, they were very picky, and if they did, they couldn't rule the people.