Why do tyrants appear in every dynasty?

Not every dynasty is a dynasty where tyrants will appear, and emperors are basically the same. But the so-called tyrants generally appear at the end of the dynasty or the last emperor. This is mainly because the historical records are from the later era to the previous time, if you don't add a little oil and vinegar to the front, how can you highlight that they are in accordance with the will of heaven?

The previous dynasties are constantly ugly, and then they are constantly beautified, so there will be one or two tyrants in each dynasty.

The establishment of each dynasty basically needs to go through a lot of large-scale wars, so the social contradiction at the beginning of the dynasty is that there are fewer people and more land, and at the end of the dynasty, the population is hidden by the family, and the land is annexed by the scholars! Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty gave an example, and drastically suppressed the Guanlong nobles, the interests of the Guanlong nobles were damaged, and a new interest representative was elected, and Li Tang was born in compliance! Therefore, the tyrant of the former emperor and the end of the dynasty is called for the following:

illustrate the legalization ...... of the new dynasty; At the end of the previous dynasty, social contradictions were stimulated, and the last emperor carried out reforms to alleviate social contradictions, but failed (Song Shenzong supported Wang Anshi's reform); Social contradictions erupted, and the people were overwhelmed! Speculation: King Zhou Li's "defense of the people is more important than the defense of Sichuan", will it be because of the large number of nobles who purchased slaves caused by land annexation in the society at that time, resulting in the royal tax revenue not making ends meet, and King Li's reform failed, but it still infringed on the interests of the aristocratic group, resulting in the increasing decline of the royal family after that, but history threw the pot to King You!

To exist is to be reasonable.

Without tyrants, there would have been no uprisings, and without uprisings, there would have been no collapse of the old dynasty, the beginning of the new era, the rise of nations, cultural exchanges, and human progress.

Historical inevitability.

The dynasty has changed, and after a long dynasty, it is natural to think that people have already obeyed the emperor, so they began to fish the people.

The world must be divided for a long time, and it must be divided for a long time.

Tyrants are only a product of a specific time, an inevitable law of historical development.

Life is too easy and there is nothing to do. No one dared to say either.

Why are there always bad people in this world?

It is doubtful whether the king of Shang was a tyrant or not. The real first definite tyrant was Xia Ji.

Western Zhou: King Zhou Li.

Spring and Autumn Warring States: Duke Xuan of Wei, Duke Xiang of Qi, King Ling of Chu, King of Chu Ping, ......

The following are all very detailed facts that prove that his actions are purely tyrants, not those required by the phase of governance.

Three Kingdoms: Sun Hao, Emperor of the Late Wu Dynasty.

Sixteen Kingdoms: Zhao Zhaowu Emperor Liu Cong, Zhao Yin Emperor Liu Cang, Zhao Wu Emperor Shi Hu, Cheng Han Zhaowen Emperor Li Shou, Qin Li Wang Fusheng.

Southern Dynasties: Emperor Liu Ziye before the Song Dynasty, Emperor Liu Yu of the Song Ming Dynasty, Emperor Liu Yu of the Song Dynasty, Emperor Xiao Luan of the Qi Ming Dynasty, and Xiao Baojuan of the Marquis of Qi Dong.

Northern Dynasties: Emperor Gao Yang of Qi Wenxuan, Emperor Yu Wenyun of Zhou.

Sui: Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty.

Five generations: Liang Taizu Zhu Wen.

Ten Kingdoms (and local regimes): Liu Shouguang, Emperor of the late Yan Dynasty, Liu Yan of the Han Dynasty, Liu Sheng of the Han Dynasty, Liu Gong of the Han Dynasty.

Liao: Liao Muzong Yelu Jing.

Kim: King Jin Hailing is full of faces.

Famous tyrants in ancient Chinese history include: King Shang and Emperor Yang Guang of Sui.

Ancient tyrants.

Xia Wei Shang Emperor Yang of Sui.

1.Later Zhao Mo main Shi Hu 2Shang Emperor Xin 3

Zhou Li, Wang Jihu, 4Summer queen lord Xia Ji 5The Southern Song Dynasty abolished the emperor Liu Ziye 6

Emperor Yang Guang of Sui 7Qin II Hu Hai 8After the Southern Song Dynasty, Emperor Liu Yu was abolished 9

Sun Hao, the queen of Wu, 10Northern Qi Wenxuan Emperor Gao Yang 11After the Northern Qi Dynasty, the main high latitude 12

Tang Muzong Li Heng 13Emperor Liu He of the Han Dynasty 14Tang Yizong, Li Luo, 15

Northern Qi Wucheng Emperor Gao Zhan 16Northern Zhou Emperor Xuan Yu Wenyun 17Tang Jingzong, Li Zhan 18

Emperor Xiaozhao of the Northern Qi Dynasty performed 19Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng 20Ming Chengzu Zhu Di 21

Xia Mu Wang Ji Fa 22Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang.

The above rankings do not include faint kings and do not take credit into account. (It means that there may be Ming Jun, but it is very brutal, such as Zhu Yuanzhang and Qin Shi Huang, etc.).

King of Shang, Qin II, Emperor Yang of Sui.

The tyrants in Chinese history, mainly Qin Shi Huang, the book-burning pit Confucian, and the Shang king, were also very brutal kings.

There are many tyrants in Chinese history, the famous ones are Xia Wei, Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng, Zhou Li, Wang Jihu and so on.

King Shang: The punishment of creating cannon branding was cut off, lungs were chopped, and even the fetus was taken out by caesarean section to see whether it was male or female. Persecution is better than digging into the heart. King Shang was the last king of the Shang Dynasty.