Many people say that King Zhou Li is a tyrant, what is the real history hidden behind him?

I feel that he is really a tyrant and very emotionally unstable.

In fact, he just has a bad reputation, and he is also a very capable king.

I think he's just grumpy, but his military management skills are very good.

His brutality is all inflicted on the family gatekeeper, this is a Ming Jun.

That's not right, King Zhou Li is not the kind of person who does not learn and has no skills, has foresight, ability, has his own political ideas, and has high military command and combat talents. It's not very violent, it's just mediocre.

HistoricalKing Zhou LiIt is a cruel and violent person, and later generations use the word "strong" of King Zhou Li to describe his awesomeness, belonging to a selfish and self-interested person. He has done absurd things: King Zhou Li thought that the land of the country belonged to him, so he drove out the people who lived in the mountains and rivers, and displaced people with nowhere to return.

The people of the whole country rose up to resist, striving to have the space to survive, and drove King Zhou Li from the throne. After the death of King Zhou Li, people used the word "Li" as a nickname to warn against cruel and irritable methods.

1. King Zhou Li is a cruel and brutal person, who favors treacherous villains

King Zhou Li's reign was from 879 BC to 843 BC, and he was used by the common people to drive him from the throne. According to his description, King Zhou Li was a cruel and brutal person. Although as a Western Zhou.

The tenth monarch was incompetent in terms of government affairs. During his reign, he favored the traitorous villain, so that the court was not right, and the really talented and talented people stayed away from the court and chose to retreat to the mountains and forests to escape the world.

2. King Zhou Li deprived the people of their land, so that the people were miserable

During the reign of King Li of Zhou, the virtuous people could not provide the country with strategies to protect the people and love the people, so that the people also rebelled. King Zhou Li deprived the people of the land they lived on and turned the land into state ownership, and the people could only resist because of this.

3. King Zhou Li uses the word "Li" as his nickname, which shows that he is a faint king

In 841 B.C., the local people launched an uprising to resist King Li's policy of plundering land everywhere. As a generation of monarchs, he finally fell to a point where he was hiding everywhere, and he could be killed by the people at any time, and he deserved it. After the death of King Zhou Li, people gave him the nickname "Li", which was to give a warning to future generations that the people should not be deprived of their living place in a brutal way.

So, do you know what other faint kings have been in history?

King Zhou Li is a military strongman in Sendong. The historical King of Zhou Li is the only one among the descendants of King Ji Chang of Zhou, and he does not hesitate to bully the small tribe of the Zhou State directly.

King Zhou Li in history was a violent and cruel person. Although he was the tenth lord of the Western Zhou Dynasty, he was incompetent in court politics. During his reign, he favored the traitorous villain, so that the court was not right, and the real Huai Huai had the talent of a group of friends, and the talented people were far away from the court and chose to retreat to the mountains and forests to escape the world.

Historically, King Zhou Li was a man who believed in villains, and Changwang was cruel and ruthless, and during his reign, he deprived the people of the land of Xunxun Oak, turned the land into public ownership, and forced the people to rebel.

In history, this emperor was very dizzy, he was particularly cruel, extravagant, harmed innocent people, and did not do any merit.

During the reign of King Zhou Li, he blocked the way of speech, did not allow the people to speak ill words, monitored the people, did not allow freedom of speech, and killed innocents indiscriminately. It's a standard tyrant.

I think he's a reformer. But the latter was a tyrant. Because he finally wanted to study the elixir, which led to the demise of the Zhou Dynasty.

King Li of Zhou was the tenth king of the Zhou Dynasty, he implemented a series of reforms, but in order to exploit the people, he also belonged to a tyrant who caused the people to live poorly.

Traditional history books, such as "Chinese" and "Shiji", always believe that he is a faint monarch, after all, the capital of Western Zhou is in chaos. In modern times, some unconventional views will think that his policies can be similar to some modern economic policies, but the mainstream view of the emperor remains unchanged.

This man is a mediocre man, indeed a tyrant, and that's why he will eventually perish.

This is not necessarily, everyone has many facets, for example, it is written in the historical records that he was brave and quick-witted.

King Zhou LiJi Hu (904 B.C., 829 B.C.), surnamed Ji, was the son of Ji Xie, the king of Zhouyi, and the Western Zhou Dynasty.

The tenth monarch, reigned from 879 BC to 843 BC.

During the reign of King Li of Zhou, he appointed Rong Yigong to implement the "patent", that is, to monopolize the mountains, forests, rivers and rivers in the name of the state, and did not allow the countrymen (referring to industrialists and merchants) to make a living by mixing the mountains and rivers with liquid, so as to exploit the people. He violated the rules and regulations of the Zhou people to enjoy the mountains, forests, rivers and rivers to benefit the people's livelihood. As a result, the people rebelled and attacked King Zhou Li, who fled to Yidi (now Huo County, Shanxi).

Northeast). In 829 B.C., he finally died in the land of Yu, and was nicknamed King Li.