Tang Dynasty Zong killed three important ministers in a row, but still did not save the Tang Dynasty

The problem lies in the fact that the historical process at that time had reached a point of no return, and no matter how much it was saved, it would not be good.

During the reign of the Tang Dynasty, the local forces of the entire Tang Dynasty were so strong that they could not be exterminated, and the Jiedu envoys in various places had their own careful thoughts, and the Tang Dynasty's deterrence of them had existed in name only. In addition, after years of war, the Tang Dynasty no longer had a strong army that could withstand foreign invasion.

Tang Xuanzong almost defeated the Tang Dynasty, relying on the help of the festival envoys from all over the country.

Because of the Tang Dynasty era, the internal problems of the Tang Dynasty were already very serious, and it was difficult for the Tang Dynasty Sect to solve them alone.

The Tang Dynasty is coming to an end, which is the trend of the times. History will not give you a chance to make corrections, and when Xuanzong's Anshi Rebellion broke out, it became a trend of decadence. No matter how outstanding a young man is, he doesn't have enough courage to change the pattern of the court, but he just follows the development and rescues, and eventually goes to extinction.

Because the government at that time was already very corrupt, it was not something that could be redeemed by his own strength, and it was useless to do so much.

The division of Fanzhen has already shaken the foundation of the Tang Dynasty, the building will fall, and Li Yu has the power to reach the sky, I am afraid that he will not be able to return to the sky.

Zhu Wen.

In 907 AD, Zhu Wen forced Li to cede the throne to him, and after Li's death, the Later Liang agreed on the nickname of "Emperor Mourning, no temple number, so the history is called "Emperor Mourning of Tang". The Tang Dynasty fell in 907, after the Anshi Rebellion, the division of feudal towns and the dictatorship of eunuchs led to the gradual decline of national strength, after the rule of Yuan and Zhongxing, Huichang Zhongxing, and Dazhong, the national situation was revived, and the Huangchao Rebellion broke out at the end of the period to destroy the foundation of Tang Dynasty rule.

The direct cause is that after the rebels of the Anshi Rebellion captured Luoyang, they basically blocked the road to the east of Tang Xuanzong. On this basis, Tang Xuanzong either fled to Lingwu and other places like the crown prince Li Heng, or fled to Chengdu, Sichuan.

On this basis, the reason why Emperor Xuanzong of Tang chose the latter is divided into the following points. On the one hand, during the Tang Dynasty, Chengdu was one of the five capitals. According to historical records, the five capitals of the Tang Dynasty refer to the five major capitals of the Tang Dynasty.

They are the capital of Chang'an, the capital of Luoyang in the east, Fengxiang in the west, Chengdu in the south, and Taiyuan in the north. As a result, for Chengdu, Sichuan, it was a big city that could be compared with Chang'an and Luoyang at that time, and it had the conditions to become the temporary capital of Tang Xuanzong.

At the same time, as far as the five capitals of the Tang Dynasty are concerned, the other four capitals, namely Chang'an, the eastern capital, Luoyang, the western capital, Fengxiang, and the northern capital, Taiyuan, were basically affected by the rebels of the Anshi Rebellion, that is, they were all unsafe. In terms of geographical location, Chengdu, which is located in the center of the land of Bashu, is undoubtedly safer.

As we all know, for the land of Bashu, where present-day Sichuan Province is located, it has the characteristics of terrain that is easy to defend and difficult to attack. Before the Tang Dynasty, the Shu Han established by Liu Bei took advantage of this terrain to compete with the mighty Cao Wei for decades. In this regard, after Tang Xuanzong fled to Chengdu, Sichuan, with the advantage of the terrain, he could completely resist the attack of An Lushan's rebels.

Shu Road is difficult, it is difficult to go to the blue sky! For refuge, take advantage of the superior geographical conditions with a minimum of troops to block the speed of the rebels' attack!

The land of abundance, easy to defend and difficult to attack, fertile for thousands of miles.

One of the leaders of the uprising, Zhu Wen, later replaced the Tang Dynasty and established himself as emperor, the first dynasty of the Five Dynasties, the Later Liang. The last emperor of the Tang Dynasty, Tang Zhaoxuan, Emperor Tang Li Xuan.

Liang Taizu Zhu Wen (December 9, 852 - July 18, 912), reigned from the first year of Kaiping (907) to the second year of Qianhua (912). The first emperor of the Liang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties, a native of Dangshan in Songzhou (now Dangshan County, Anhui), was given the name "Zhu Quanzhong" by Tang Xizong.

After ascending the throne, he changed his name to Zhu Huang. In the second year of Qianfu (875), he participated in the peasant rebellion led by Wang Xianzhi and Huang Chao, and successively captured Luoyang, Chang'an and other places, which greatly shook the dominance of the Tang Dynasty.

In the second year of Zhonghe (882), he was attached to the Tang Army, Wang Chongrong and Yang Fuguang, and jointly suppressed the Huangchao Army with Li Keyong and others. Because of his meritorious service in suppressing the Huangchao Army, he was given the name "Quanzhong" by Tang Xizong and served as the deputy envoy of the Henan Zhongxing Battalion.

In the following year, the Xuanwu Army was envoy to the Xuanwu Army, and then entered the King of Liang. With Henan as the center, he tried his best to expand his power, and gradually became the largest separatist force in the late Tang Dynasty.

In the first year of Tang Zhaozong's Tianfu (901), Zhu Wen led his army into Guanzhong and controlled the ** regime of the Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Tianyou (904), Tang Zhaozong was forced to move to Luoyang by force, and Zhaozong was soon killed.

Zhaozong's son Li Ji was appointed as the emperor, that is, Emperor Tang Ai (also known as Emperor Zhaoxuan). In the fourth year of Tianyou (907), Zhu Wen seized the throne of Emperor Ai of Tang Dynasty in the form of Chan Rang, and called the emperor on behalf of the Tang Dynasty, and the founding name was Liang, and the year name was changed to Kaiping, which was known as "Later Liang" in history.

In the second year of Qianhua (912), Zhu Wen was killed by his son Zhu Youqi due to the problem of succession. Zhu Wen reigned for six years and died at the age of 61, and was called Emperor Shenwu Yuan Shengxiao, and the temple name was Taizu. In November of the same year, he was buried in Xuanling.

The Tang Dynasty was destroyed by Zhu Wen, in 907 AD, Zhu Wen saw that the time was ripe, forced Li Ji to give him the throne, Zhu Wen later ordered someone to poison Li Ji, after Li Ji's death, the Hou Liang agreed on the nickname of "Emperor Mourning", there was no temple number, so the history called "Emperor Tang Mourning".

The Tang Dynasty fell in 907: After the Anshi Rebellion, the division of feudal towns and the dictatorship of eunuchs led to the gradual decline of national strength, and the national situation was revived after the rule of Yuan and Zhongxing, Huichang Zhongxing, and Dazhong, and the Huangchao Rebellion broke out at the end of the period and destroyed the foundation of Tang Dynasty rule, and in 907 Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty fell.

It was destroyed by Zhu Wen, and Zhu Wen later established the Hou Liang. In the fourth year of Tianyou (907), Zhu Quanzhong (that is, Zhu Wen) forced Emperor Li Zhu of Tang Dynasty to take the throne, changed the country name Liang, was for Liang Taizu, changed the Yuan Kaiping, and set the capital in Kaifeng. The Tang Dynasty fell, and the country was founded for a total of 290 years.

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