Even Li Guang s son has been crowned! Why is Li Guang still standing still?

The main reason is that although Li Guang had quite a lot of military achievements, the really big battles did not reach the level of "feudal marquis". Compared with his young son, he did not have a chance, and finally died on the battlefield in order to defend his dignity. "Feng Tang is easy to be old, Li Guang is difficult to seal", which means that Li Guang chatted with Wang Shuo on the occasion of the New Year's birthday, imagining how many ** people around him, but only he is already old, why is he not a marquis?

He has also set a lot of records.

First of all, let's understand Li Guang's background, Li Guang is a descendant of a famous general, and he has also fought all his life. It can be said that he has galloped on the battlefield and fought many victories in his life. has the name of "General Han Fei" on the battlefield, in fact, a general like this who is full of fame has a high voice no matter which dynasty he is in, and it is certain that he will be a marquis, but why is Li Guang already old and not marquis, the starring role is the system at that time and Li Guang made some political mistakes.

Li Guang lived in the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, although the reward system at that time was to be able to kill the heads of enemy generals or kill more than 1,000 enemies in major battles, or make significant contributions. In fact, Li Guang definitely killed more than 1,000 enemies, and he definitely made a major contribution to the defense of major battles. But there was no marquis, in fact, part of the reward at that time was also politically manipulated.

At that time, most of the people who could be crowned marquis had a relationship with relatives, and Li Guang privately accepted the title of King Liang when he was young. So the emperor didn't particularly like him because of this, after all, this kind of thing is generally only available to the emperor, but Li Guangyue passed the emperor to accept the reward. This is probably one of the most fundamental reasons.

Li Guang, his reputation is far greater than his military exploits, and the emperors of the Han Dynasty are very strong and wise, he will not give Li Guang a knighthood casually, so Li Guang's situation is very embarrassing.

Because Li Guang is narrow-minded, brutal, and has not made great contributions, he did not make a marquis with him.

Although Li Guang is a person with the right military achievements, he is not tactful enough. Moreover, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty himself is a very strong person, and he will not add seals at will.

First of all, Li Guang is still a little narrow-minded, and he doesn't pay attention to methods, and he is more brutal, so the credit is relatively small.

Although Li Guang was very powerful, the emperor at that time was still afraid of him, and the system of military merit at that time was not perfect.

Although Li Guang is very powerful, he is not liked by the emperor, and every time he succeeds in battle, he passes by.

When Li Guang put down the rebellion of the Seven Kings, because of his bravery, he made a lot of military achievements, and Liu Wu, the king of Liang, called Li Guang to the office at that time and awarded Li Guang a general seal. When Li Guang accepted the letter of the general's seal from King Liang, he didn't think much about it, so he put this thing away. The news soon spread to Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Qi was very unhappy and dissatisfied with Li Guang's approach. Of course, he did not show it immediately, but immediately transferred Li Guang to the sparsely populated and difficult border area, and treated him coldly.

Li Guang's failure to become a marquis was due to many factors, such as his personality, his poor command and combat ability of the large corps, his lack of military merits, and Wei Qing's favoritism. Li Guang was a native of Chengji, Longxi, and his ancestor Li Xin was a famous general of the Qin Dynasty, who once led an army to defeat the Yan prince Danbian and sentenced Qing. Li Chongziguang's hometown was in Huaili, and later migrated to Chengji.

Li Guang's family has been practicing archery for generations.

In the fourteenth year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (166 years ago), he made meritorious contributions from the Xiongnu and awarded Zhonglang. During the reign of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, he was awarded the title of Governor of Longxi and participated in the pacification of the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion. He successively served as the Taishou of the seven counties and guarded the northern frontier.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne and awarded the Weiyang Palace Guard. In the sixth year of Yuanguang (129 BC), he served as a general of Xiaocai and led troops to attack the Xiongnu. Due to the disparity in numbers, he was wounded and captured, and returned to Chang'an to serve as the county guard of Youbeiping.

Brave and good at fighting, the Huns were afraid to obey, called "flying generals", and did not dare to attack for several years. In the fourth year of Yuanjia (119 BC), he served as a general of the former army and participated in the Battle of Mobei. On the way, he lost his luck and grasped the road, delayed the military plane, and committed suicide at home.

Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had high requirements for the feudal marquis, although Li Guang had meritorious service in fighting against the Xiongnu, he was finally forced to surrender, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not make Li Guang a marquis.

Because although Li Guang had a high military command talent, he lacked political vision and strategy, and did many things that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty hated.

Li Guang did not have the reason for being a marquis, because he was born at an unsuitable time, and at this time, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty was still in power, and he valued literature and light on martial arts, so Li Guang did not have a marquis.

Li Guang, the flying general, fought more than 70 battles with the Huns on the battlefield, but he was not made a marquis, and finally killed himself. "Preface to the Pavilion of King Teng" also has "Feng Tang is easy to be old, and Li Guang is difficult to seal." ".

However, at that time, the feudal marquis was subject to hardware conditions, that is, to participate in major battles and destroy a large number of enemies. Li Guang, more than 70 battles with the Xiongnu on the battlefield, but basically all of them were small battles or only played an auxiliary role in the big war. Li Guang defended the city well but rarely had the opportunity to conquer the city, so it is not difficult to understand that Li Guang was difficult to seal.

Yuan Shuo five years for the light car general, after the title of Le'an Hou, in the second year of Yuan Hunt, acting on behalf of the prince Sun Hong as the prime minister, to the third duke. Many of Li Guang's subordinates were also made marquis, but Li Guang did not get the knighthood, and his official position did not exceed Jiuqing. Once Lee.

"Wei Qing was undefeated by God, and Li Guang had no merit"。Later generations mostly blamed Li Guang's suicide on Emperor Wu's prejudice and Wei Qing's exclusion. But thinking about it, Wei Qing is really wronged.

The decisive battle of Mobei is the largest battle of the Han Dynasty against the Xiongnu, it is the "pinnacle" of Emperor Wu, Emperor Wu will naturally not appoint a bad luck, has been captured by the enemy's heavy soldiers and then escaped, the number of enemies to conquer the Xiongnu is still not up to the standard of feudal marquis, and the general who is over sixty years old is the forward. As the supreme commander of the whole army, Wei Qing, on the eve of the decisive battle of life and death, the first thing he should consider is, of course, the success or failure of the war, how to arrange troops to fight for victory, and let Li Guang and Zhao Shiqi be partial divisions. But facts have proved that Li Guang and Zhao Shiqi really lack the ability to lead troops to attack from a distance, and they missed another opportunity to be a marquis.

In the Han Dynasty when Wei Qing and Huo Qu were ill and shocked the world, Li Guang did not have the same outstanding military exploits as Wei Huo, but only the heroic deeds of the brave horseman, or the deterrent power that made the Xiongnu dare not violate because of his name, and the true temperament of fighting for the country all his life and fighting against fate by dying when he was old. For thousands of years, countless frustrated literati have seen their own shadows in Li Guang's encounters, either singing or chanting, which has also made General Fei famous through the ages.

Kill the Huns indiscriminately, kill them all if you surrender, but I support it!

always offsets the merits and demerits, so there is no marquis, and some fortune tellers say that he is unlucky, and he was suppressed by Wei Qing and others, so he stumbled all his life and failed to be marquis.

In the end, Li Guang committed suicide without completing the combat mission, and the villain's rumors played a role.

There is an allusion called Li Guang is difficult to seal.

Li Guangfeng was bound to lose in battle. What is there to brag about. In the end, he committed suicide in defeat. It's all blown out by posterity.

The reason why Li Guang was difficult to become a marquis was that Li Guang's political IQ was too low.

As early as the time of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Li Guang could already be crowned the Marquis, but he did something wrong and completely offended Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. Here's the thing, in 154 BC, the Western Han Dynasty had a rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wu and Chu. Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty ordered Zhou Yafu, the imperial lieutenant, to lead a large army to the expedition, and Li Guang also participated in this military operation.

Under the city of Changyi, Li Guang rushed into the enemy line and captured the rebels' banner in one fell swoop, and has since become famous.

It stands to reason that capturing the flag is a great achievement, but after the rebellion, Emperor Jing of Han did not have any reward. It turned out that when he was in the front-line army, Li Guang accepted the general seal ribbon awarded by Liu Wu, the king of Liang, which caused the dissatisfaction of Emperor Jing of Han. Although Liu Wu, the king of Liang, was the younger brother of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty and also made great contributions in the suppression of the rebellion, the relationship between the brothers was very delicate.

Once during a banquet, Emperor Jing of Han said to Liu Wu in front of his mother, Empress Dowager Dou: "I plan to pass on the throne to you after I live for a long time." ”

Although Liu Wu resigned on the surface, he still yearned for it in his heart, and Empress Dowager Dou also hoped that Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty would make Liu Wu his heir. In fact, Emperor Jing of Han didn't want to do so much, because he had more than a dozen sons, and there was no shortage of heirs at all. Liu Wu, the king of Liang, either out of admiration for Li Guang or out of courtship, awarded General Li Guang the seal.

But Li Guang was not aware of the complex political factors behind this, and the moment he accepted the seal of the general of Liang, he was doomed to lose the opportunity to be a marquis during the reign of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty.

Li Guang is introduced

Li Guang was a native of Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an County, Gansu Province). A famous general and national hero in the Western Han Dynasty, and a descendant of Li Xin, a famous general of the Qin Dynasty.

Li Guang served in the army in the 14th year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (166 BC) to defeat the Xiongnu, and was a Zhonglang for his merits. During the reign of Emperor Jing, he successively served as the Taishou of the seven counties in the northern borderlands. Emperor Wu ascended the throne and was summoned as the guard of Weiyang Palace.

In the sixth year of Yuanguang (129 years ago), he served as a general of Xiao cavalry, led more than 10,000 horsemen to attack the Xiongnu in Yanmen (now Youyunan, Shanxi), and was wounded and captured due to the disparity in numbers. The Huns put him lying between the two horses, Li Guang feigned death, jumped up on the way, and galloped back. Later, he served as the Taishou of the right Beiping County.

The Huns were afraid of submission, called it "General Fei", and did not dare to come to the stove for several years.

During the time of Tang Dezong, he was listed as one of the "sixty-four generals of Wumiao". During the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, he was posthumously awarded Huairou Bo and ranked one of the seventy-two generals of the Song Wu Temple.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia-Li Guang.

The reason why Li Guang is difficult to seal:

First, military merit is not enough.

According to the records of "Historical Records" and "Book of Han", a total of 26 people were awarded marquis for military merits during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. And its feudal standards are as follows:

1. Capture and kill the enemy's kings, ministers, generals, and clans;

2. Kill the enemy at levels above 1,000 levels;

3. Those who have made significant contributions to victory in battle;

4. If the father dies after making a significant contribution in battle, the son can be crowned a marquis.

However, Li Guang's main task in the Wenjing and Jingjing wars against Hungary was defensive work, while Emperor Wu's five active attacks ended in three times without encountering the enemy and two times of annihilation. Although he fought more than 70 battles, he never reached the standard of a feudal marquis.

2. Personality factors.

According to the "Historical Records", Li Guang's last expedition was before the Mobei War, as a general, accompanied Wei Qing to attack the Xiongnu. Li Guang was indignant because Wei Qing asked him to attack with the right general Zhao Shiqi from the east road, and returned to the army angrily without saying goodbye to the general.

In such a state, going out of the east road with the right general, the right general Zhao Shiqi must be embarrassed to get along with him. Coupled with the harsh natural environment, the army eventually got lost and lost the last chance to be a marquis.

3. Policy factors - the imperfection of the military merit system in the Western Han Dynasty may also be attributed to one of the reasons why Li Guang is difficult to seal.

Li Guang is very loyal and patriotic, but after all, Li Guang's character defects and ability (strategic ability to strategize and awareness of the overall situation) are insufficient, although in small-scale battles, he shows bravery and the general temperament that is not shocked, but these can only make Li Guang famous, and Li Guang is always defeated again and again in big battles, and there is no big record to speak of, so Li Guang is difficult to die.