An entrepreneur similar to Emperor Jiaqing or Emperor Yang of Sui

is more similar to Li Zhaohui, the former richest man in Shanxi.

In fact, Jiaqing and Emperor Yang of Sui are not the same type of emperors, and the two have relatively little in common:

Emperor Jiaqing got from Emperor Qianlong what was a crisis, had reached an economic point and began to decline in national strength, and the Jiaqing Emperor was also aware of this, so during his reign, he practiced frugality and severely punished corruption, these policies had a certain effect, but they were not enough to fundamentally change the Qing Dynasty at that time.

Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty inherited from Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty a thriving empire, relatively clear politically, economically, and with a full treasury, although it did not reach the peak of that era, the comprehensive national strength of the early Sui Dynasty was very strong (far exceeding the later Tang Dynasty Zhenguan). In order to build the image of a unified empire, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty established the eastern capital Luoyang and excavated the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal to connect the north and south. The most important thing is that Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty failed in his three expeditions to Goryeo, and the losses of the war and the reduction of labor force directly caused the exhaustion of the national strength of the Sui Dynasty.

The two are actually not the same kind of emperors, Emperor Yang of Sui is the king of the fallen country, and Emperor Jiaqing is the master of the empire that is difficult to return, if there is anything in common, then both should be the turning point of the rise and fall of the empire.

The former richest man in Shanxi, like Emperor Yang of Sui, was so happy with his achievements, to a certain extent, he abandoned the business philosophy of the previous generation of industrial prosperity, and he didn't like to make hard-earned money at all, and focused on making huge profits in the capital market. From a personal point of view, I personally think that Li Zhaohui's ability is relatively strong, and there are several beautiful cases of successful high-level selling, but the capital market is a very speculative market after all, and victory or defeat is in a thought, and it is not easy to achieve a stable victory, and their family's main business steel industry is in a downward cycle during this period, and various reasons led to the bankruptcy of the former richest man in Shanxi, and the huge wealth building operated by the family collapsed after only two lifetimes.

Personally, I think this phenomenon is common among today's middle-rich people, the previous generation generally started in industry, they are skeptical of capital, they believe that capital can enhance the value of their enterprises to a certain extent, but the core of enterprises is always in the operation of industry, and they generally tend to be conservative in terms of capital expansion.

And their direct children, or rather, the second, have a different idea. Due to the higher education since childhood, university graduate students are generally studying abroad, and the contact is generally high strategy, investment, equity and other things, but also because they have not done specific industrial business, these rich second generations generally lack interest in industry, hoping to make the family's financial growth in geometric progression through the vertical and horizontal in the capital market, reaching a new height.

However, the risks in the capital market are much greater than those in the industrial market, and the outcome is often unpredictable.

In fact, people often say that Emperor Yang of Sui was a tyrant, which is also a bit extreme, and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal that he ordered to be excavated is a great water conservancy project that has been used to this day, and the rumor that he dug this river to see Qionghua is also untenable.

Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was an emperor who was reckless and rejoicing, and his empire collapsed because of his penchant for war.

The title of the tyrant Emperor Yang of Sui means tyranny.

In fact, Emperor Yang of Sui was quite diligent in government, and several things he did, digging canals, and waging war against ethnic minorities in the north should be done.

At that time, the north-south traffic was very inconvenient, and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal was the main transportation route until the Qing Dynasty; The ethnic minorities in the north are always making trouble, and they should also be beaten and subdued, so Emperor Yang of Sui is not a faint monarch.

But this thing cannot be done all at once, there are so many laborers in the whole country, fighting wars and digging rivers, and they have to pay rent in the autumn, which makes the people have no livelihood.

During the period of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, the law was also relatively strict, and killing people was a common thing, and in the end, the people were anxious, and the Sui Dynasty perished.

Therefore, Emperor Yang of Sui was a tyrant, not a faint monarch like Song Huizong.

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Oh, the emperor of the Sui Dynasty, right--

Died. Qingrenzong Aixin Jueluo Yiyan (November 13, 1760 - September 2, 1820), formerly known as Yongyan, was the seventh emperor of the Qing Dynasty, the fifth emperor after the Qing Dynasty set the capital of Beijing, and the fifteenth son of Emperor Qianlong. The era name is Jiaqing, and he reigned for twenty-five years.

On July 18, 1820, the 25th year of Jiaqing, Yan set off from the Old Summer Palace and went to the summer resort. A week later, arrive at the lodge. On the 25th (September 2, 1820), Yan Yan suddenly died of illness in Chengde Summer Resort at the age of 61.

Qingrenzong Record" records: "This time, I occasionally feel the heat. It was confirmed that Emperor Jiaqing was suffering from heat stroke. However, simple heat stroke does not kill people, it may be due to advanced age, sudden cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases after heat stroke and sudden death.

Emperor Daoguang ascended the throne and added the word "Guangyu" in front of "filial piety". The temple number is Renzong. Buried in the Chang Mausoleum of Qingxi Mausoleum in Yi County, Hebei.

How did Emperor Jiaqing die, and why are there rumors that he was killed by thunder.

On July 18, Jiaqing 25 years, Jiaqing went to Rehe Qiuqiu, starting from Yuanming Du Garden. The second son of the emperor, Prince Zhizhi, Dao

Mianning, the fourth son of the emperor, Prince Rui Mianxin.

Go back to the car. This year, Jiaqing is 61 years old, with a plump body and a strong spirit. On the 24th, Jiaqing arrived at the Rehe Palace, and the saint bowed hesitantly.

On the same day, Jiaqing went to the City God Temple to make incense, and then to Yongyou Palace to pay tribute. On the 25th, Jiaqing was seriously ill and died that night. Jiaqing died violently, and the cause of death is unknown.

It is recorded that the cause of Jiaqing's death may be that he was over the age of sixteen, his body was obese, the weather was hot, and the journey was tiring, which induced sudden death due to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

There are also records that he died after being struck by lightning, but there is no conclusive evidence, so the credibility is not high.

How did Emperor Jiaqing die? Was he struck by lightning and died, as the legend says, or did he die of illness? Extant historical sources can infer that he died of illness. His conscientiousness has not been able to change the situation of the Qing Dynasty.

The cause of death of Emperor Bai in Jiaqing is also one of the suspicious cases in Qing history, I am inclined to him was killed by lightning strike, because the ancients superstitious belief that the emperor died by lightning strike is inconvenient to pass on to future generations, so the official history books record that he died violently. Judging from historical data, no traces of a major illness were detected in Emperor Jiaqing. Emperor Jiaqing did nothing, and everything "respected the ancestral system", which can be described as a comfortable emperor, and he was depressed and not credible at all.

In the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing, Jiaqing carried the black cauldron of the country's decline due to the lack of governance, and died suddenly in the summer resort, and came to the end of his life with a stomach full of regrets.

It's not Huizong, Huizong is much more elegant than him, and he feels like he has a fight with the king of the late Shang Dynasty, although the king is not the emperor.

If you choose from AB, it is A, the first emperor built the Great Wall, and Emperor Yang built the canal, both of which are great projects for the people and money in contemporary times, but the big projects of Ze and later generations are similar from the point of view of brutality.

I think he's stylish, not like any emperor.

Tyrant + Dumb King. Similar to Song Huizong.

Typing for a long time. I can't review it, so let's look at it in my space album. Inside [idle].

Just did something inappropriate at the inappropriate time If it was in the Tang Dynasty, it would be another Li Shimin.

A monarch with ideals and ideas. But he did more than he did. Unfit to be a monarch.

Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was too impatient to do things, and the family was not stable, so he made drastic reforms, and the imperial examination threatened the interests of the family.

Emperor Jiaqing is a bit similar to Cao Shen of the Western Han Dynasty in history, what is really the so-called "Xiao Gui Cao Sui"! Overall, Emperor Jiaqing is a self-aware emperor and is more frugal! His clothes were torn, and he shouted to the queen to help him mend it.

I knew that I couldn't match my father and grandfather, let alone my great-grandfather, in terms of ability and mental strength. But he still does his best to keep the family business. But even for an emperor, his ambition and vision were too small and too short, and he still defeated his sister, and he didn't understand why until he died.

In fact, it's not that he doesn't understand, but that the world is changing too fast.

There is more than enough to keep and not enough to develop;

Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty (569-618) was the second emperor of the Sui Dynasty, Emperor Yang of the Tang Dynasty, and his grandson Emperor Tai Emperor Yang Dong was Emperor Shizu Ming, and Emperor Dou Jiande of Xia Emperor Min Emperor. A Ying, a small character A 琐 逦 Mu Chalk 罴 Wu Ying Mother Literature Dugu Queen. He was made the crown prince in November of the 20th year of the emperor's reign (600) and succeeded to the throne in July of the 4th year of Renshou (604).

After ascending to the throne, he had great ambitions for national politics and worked hard to realize them. During his reign, he built the Grand Canal, built the eastern capital Luoyang City, opened up the territory and unblocked the Silk Road, promoted large-scale construction, pioneered the imperial examination, and conquered Goryeo three times.

Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty (569-618), both meritorious and famous.

Have you watched "The Legend of Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties"? I don't know"Halfway through, a trip to bite the gold",

Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, was the second emperor of the Sui Dynasty.

The emperor, the guy who did the imperial examination.

A very fun-loving, very unserious emperor.

It was originally called Yongyan, but because Yong is a commonly used word, and the people want to avoid the emperor's name, it will cause inconvenience, so it was changed to Yongyan.

It was originally called Yongyan, but because it was inconvenient to avoid it, it was called Yongyan.

That's to avoid it, what is called no reason.

The name of the Qing Emperor was evasive, starting with the Kangxi Emperor. The general situation is: the word "Xuan" in Kangxi's name Xuanye lacks the last pen when avoiding it; Yongzheng's name Yinzhen's "Yin" character was missing the last pen when he avoided it, and at the same time ordered his brother to change the word "Yin" to the word "Yun"; The word "Hong" in Qianlong's name Hongli (written as "Hongli" at that time) was missing the last pen when he avoided it.

The word "calendar" was changed to the word "暦". When he arrived at Jiaqing Yongyan, Qianlong considered the name of the monarch, and the word "Yong" was a commonly used word, avoiding inconvenience, and ordered the word "Yong" of Yongyan to be changed to the uncommon word "颙". After Yongyan succeeded to the throne, he changed his name to "Yongyan".

The name of the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, which changed the word of seniority to a special character, began with Jiaqing.

History of the Qing Dynasty.

Benji XVI Renzong Benji.

Renzong was subject to Tianxingyun, Suiyou, Chongwenjing, Wu Xiaogong, Diligent and Thrifty, Duanmin, Ying Zherui, Emperor Yan, and the fifteenth son of Gaozong. Mother Wei Jiashi, posthumously honored Empress Xiaoyi. Qianlong was born on the sixth day of October in the twenty-fifth year.

Fifty-four years, Prince Fengjia. In September of the 60th year, he was appointed as the crown prince, and Gaozong will pass on the throne, and the next year will be the first year of Jiaqing.

There is no reason for Yan Yan People are from this generation Don't watch scribbling on TV.