Although Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was far away in his early years, he was forced to fight the H

This is because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty didn't have that kind of courage in his old age, so he didn't fight.

It may be that in his later years, he had a new idea of governing, so he stopped fighting.

Because things changed in his later years, he no longer had that ambition.

Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty changed his mind in the late period, he was not as fond of fighting as he was in the early days, and he was more content with the status quo.

That's because in his later years, he felt that it was best for him not to fight.

In his later years, he changed and felt that not fighting was the best thing for him.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not have this ability for ten thousand years, and the national strength did not allow it, and the people and generals were content with the status quo.

In the later years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty fought several battles against the Xiongnu, all of which ended in failure.

Don't run so far away from Luntai to garrison and hoard fields. This is a short-term tactical adjustment.

Because the Xiongnu had been beaten in the early years, and the war cost the people and money, the treasury at this time had been squandered by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Moreover, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in his later years was obsessed with immortality, mediocre, and had long since lost the courage of his youth.

I think the main reason is that the war was skillfully changed to cost the people and money, and this was also the emptiness of the treasury of the Han Dynasty in the later years, especially in the later years, several times against the Xiongnu, all of which ended in failure, the morale of the army was bruised, and in the later years of superstition, there was chaos in the court.

Because Emperor Wu of Han's body couldn't keep up in his later years, he also reached his age.

The reason why Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made the fight against the Xiongnu his life's work was mainly because the Han Dynasty had been harassed by the Xiongnu since the founding of the country, and the ancestors of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had a headache about it. By the time Emperor Wu of Han succeeded to the throne, the national strength of the Han Dynasty was already very strong, so he began to vigorously attack the Xiongnu.

The contradiction between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu has a long history, as early as the Liu Bang period, the Xiongnu's Mao Dunshan Yu led troops to attack the hinterland of the Han Dynasty. Liu Bang was very angry when he learned about this, so he led his army to fight the Huns. But he didn't expect that he would be besieged in Baideng by Mao Dun Shan Yu's soldiers and horses, if it wasn't for Empress Lu finding a way to send a heavy gift to the Xiongnu's Yan, then Liu Bang would probably be killed by the Huns.

After experiencing this incident, Liu Bang thoroughly knew the power of the Huns, and from then on they began to implement a policy of peace with the Huns. Later Emperor Wen of Han and Emperor Jing of Han also continued to offer gifts to the Xiongnu.

The peace they exchanged for this way was particularly short-lived, and every time the Huns received beauties and money from the Han people, they would let the Han Dynasty live a peaceful life for a few years, but after a few years, the Huns would begin to attack the border of the Han Dynasty on a large scale. The Xiongnu issue has been a very headache since the founding of the Han Dynasty, in fact, Emperor Wen of Han and Emperor Qing of Han did not want to exterminate the Xiongnu, but the national strength of the Han Dynasty at that time did not allow them to go to war with the Xiongnu.

However, in the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, it was different, after the hard work of the previous emperors, the treasury of the Han Dynasty was full, and the population of the country was relatively large, and they could come up with enough money and soldiers to go to war against the Huns. Because of this, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty devoted himself to fighting the Xiongnu. Although some people say that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty caused the population of the Han Dynasty to drop sharply, if he did not make such a sacrifice, then the emperors and people of later generations would have been harassed by the Han Dynasty.

The Xiongnu have already endangered the Central Plains, and have dealt a relatively large blow to the Central Plains, affecting the development of the region and injuring some people. It affected the economy and security of the Central Plains, so he kept fighting with the Huns.

This is because the existence of the other party has seriously threatened the rule of the Han Dynasty, so it will fight with the other party.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty always wanted to unify China, and the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu have always had irreconcilable contradictions.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was undoubtedly right to fight the Xiongnu.

First of all, he expanded China's territory and gave the Chinese people a broader living space.

Second, from the Qin to the Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu have always been rampant, repeatedly violating the border, burning, killing and looting, and the people of the border have suffered greatly. The Qin Dynasty was powerful and capable of fighting against the Xiongnu, while when the Han Dynasty was first established, the world was in turmoil and a hundred ruins were waiting to be rebuilt, and the ruler had to swallow his anger and make peace with the Xiongnu. By the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, after the accumulation of three generations and four emperors, the national strength was strong enough to compete with the Xiongnu.

The shame of the Chinese nation for more than half a century should of course be washed away.

Third, the attack on the Xiongnu was also in response to the wishes of the countries in the Western Regions, which had been bullied for a long time, first the Dayue clan and then the Xiongnu, all of whom ruled with iron and blood. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty attacked the Xiongnu, and to a large extent, he also complied with the wishes of the people of the Western Regions.

Fourth, it objectively promotes the spread of culture. The fight against the Xiongnu also opened up the Silk Road and promoted cultural exchanges between the Central Plains and Central Asia.