Why didn t Huo Qubing accept the luxurious mansion built for him by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty?

The first question: Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty built Huo Quai's tomb next to his mausoleum, first, to commend his merits, secondly, to set an example for other generals, thirdly, to show the emperor's grace, and fourthly, to hope that others could serve the country like Huo Quzhi.

The second question: Huo Qu's explanation is "the Huns have not been destroyed, why should they be at home".

The third question: the national strength of the early Han Dynasty has not yet recovered from the struggle between Chu and Han, the domestic situation is still unstable, coupled with the wrong military strategy and command, so there is the siege of Baideng. By the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, after the recuperation of Emperor Wenjing and Emperor Wenjing, the national strength has been greatly improved, the domestic situation is stable, the politics is clear, there are outstanding generals, the soldiers are all with their lives, and the correct strategic thinking has caused many victories.

Let's go see Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

What a male pet, neurotic, 2 big men, one is still a general, who is a woman, Yeshi.

The Huns have not been destroyed, why should they be at home".

Finally experienced the Maoling Museum, although the ticket is a little expensive, but it is still worth seeing, the gate can be seen by the dart flag general Huo Quai, in this also said Ha, Huo Quai's tomb can be said to be the most luxurious and handsome!

Below is Wei Qing's tomb, it feels like Wei Qing's tomb is quite pitiful, and you can see it without a ticket, although he is not in the museum with Huo Quai's tomb, but separated by a wall, and his temple, from here straight down is Wei Qing's tomb, and beyond the fence is the museum.

Walking back 1000 meters along the museum is Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

The tomb of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is not so luxurious compared to the tomb of Huo Quai, but it is domineering and big, after all, is there a difference between people who are emperors or not?

The following is a tomb that I didn't plan to see, yes, but I have said that it is intentionally planted with flowers and flowers without blooming and unintentionally planted with willows and willows? Because we thought she was the tomb of Wei Qing, who knew that it was the tomb of Mrs. Li, she was also the only woman who accompanied Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che, the largest tomb, very close, but you don't need a ticket to see it, and it can also be seen that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is full of love for her, just like a friend She is not in the circle, that is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty loves her and gives her freedom! Hey!

The Maoling Museum is over here, and I want to say that today is really for Wei Qing for most of the day. But fortunately, Wei Qing didn't lose us as a caring person, and we found it in the end, hehe!

No. Ma Ta Xiongnu is in the territory of Xingping City, Shaanxi Province, is the stone carving of the tomb of Huo Quai, a hussar general of the Han Dynasty, and is a group of very representative large-scale stone carving works that have survived to this day. It is prominently manifested in the large monumental stone carvings and the decorative carvings of the garden.

Huo Qu's disease (140 BC, 117 BC).

General of the Western Han Dynasty of China. Wei Qing's nephew. He was born in Pingyang, Hedong (now southwest of Linfen, Shanxi).

Good at riding and shooting. In the sixth year of Yuan Shuo (123 years ago), Huo Qubing was appointed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as the captain of the Yao school, and followed Wei Qing to attack the Xiongnu in Monan (now south of the Great Desert of the Mongolian Plateau), annihilated more than 2,000 people, and was named the champion Hou. In the second year of Yuanjia (121 BC), he served as a hussar general.

In the spring and summer, he led his troops to attack the Xiongnu who occupied the Hexi (now Hexi Corridor and Huangshui Basin) area, and annihilated more than 40,000 people. In the autumn of the same year, he was ordered to greet the Hun evil king who led the people to surrender to Han, and at the critical juncture of some of the people who surrendered to the Han Dynasty, he led his troops to gallop into the Xiongnu army, killed the rebels, stabilized the situation, and the Hun evil king was able to lead more than 40,000 people to return to Han. From then on, the Han Dynasty controlled the Hexi region and opened up the road to the Western Regions.

In the summer of the fourth year, he and Wei Qing each led 50,000 horses across the desert (now the Mongolian Plateau Desert) to attack the Xiongnu. After Huo Qubing defeated Zuo Xian's Wang Ministry, he pursued the victory, penetrated more than 2,000 miles, and annihilated more than 70,000 people. Later, he was promoted to the position of Grand Sima and held the same military power as Wei Qing.

He used troops flexibly, paid attention to strategy, did not stick to ancient methods, was brave and resolute, won every battle, and won the trust of Emperor Wu. In the sixth year of Motokami (117 BC), he died of illness.

The book says that he died of: the plague.

However, according to the investigation of the environment and poor dietary conditions of Huo Qu's disease, it is most likely that he will become ill from overwork, and the perforation death caused by long-term stomach disease should be one of the reasons that can be speculated.

Because he was always born to be God's favorite! Stunned.

Huo Qu's disease is death from disease, either plague or cholera. At that time, the medical conditions were really poor.

Since ancient times, heroes like beauties have not lived long! Don't let heroes see white heads!

In a word: God is jealous of talents!

"Historical Records: The Fifty-first Biography of General Wei's Hussars".

It is also a year old, and the general's sister Huo is eighteen years old, fortunately, she serves the Son of Heaven. Good at riding and shooting, and then from the general, edicted and strong, for the captain of Yao, and the light brave cavalry 800 straight abandoned the army for hundreds of miles to Li, beheading the captive. So the Son of Heaven said:

Plagiarized Yao Xiaowei to go to the sick and beheaded the 2,280th level, and Xiangguo, when the household, beheaded the eldest father's family Ruohou to give birth, and captured Ji's father Luo Gubi, and then the champion, with 1,600 households to seal the disease as the champion Hou. Shanggu Taishou Hao Xiansi from the general, captured and beheaded more than 2,000 captives, and took 1,100 households to seal the virtuous as the public marquis. It is a year old, the loss of two generals' army, the death of the marquis, and the military achievements are not much, so the general is not profitable.

The right general was built to, the Son of Heaven did not punish him, forgave his sins, and ransomed him as a concubine.

The general returned it and gave him a thousand gold. At that time, Mrs. Wang's wife was fortunate to be on the top, and the general said: The general has not done much, he has eaten thousands of households, and his three sons are all marquises, so he is the queen.

Now Mrs. Wang is fortunate that the clan is not rich, and the former general was given a thousand gold for Mrs. Wang's personal life. The general lived with five hundred gold. When the Son of Heaven heard this, he asked the general, and the general told the truth that Shang Nai worshiped Ningcheng as the captain of the East China Sea.

Zhang Qian from the general, in order to taste the Great Xia, stay in the Huns for a long time, guide the army, know the good water and grass, the army can be free of hunger and thirst, because of the former envoy of the national merit, Feng Qian Bowang Hou.

Champion Hou Qubing was three years old, and in the spring of the second year of Yuan Hunting, he took the champion Hou Qubing as a hussar general, and rode ten thousand horses out of Longxi, which was meritorious. The Son of Heaven said: The hussar general led the soldiers to pass the Wulu and begged.

Historical records volume one hundred and eleven, the fifty-first biography of the hussars of General Wei.