Did Zhang Tang, the cool official of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, dare to arrest the local princes

Yes, at that time he was in the position of the imperial historian, and in the historical records and Han books, there are records that he interrogated rats, so this is a real event.

In the end, he was framed and committed suicide, because he was a cool official, so he usually offended many people, but he himself was very incorruptible, and most of his property came from the emperor's reward.

Wang Liqun narrated: Before he died, what did the cool official Zhang Tang write to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and he was able to kill people with death Wang Liqun narrated: Before the cool official Zhang Tang died, he wrote to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and he was able to kill people with death.

During his tenure, Zhang Tang catered to the thoughts of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and more than 300 people in the palace were implicated in the witch Gu case, and they were all sentenced to death at the same time.

Even rats were not spared, they were caught and interrogated, and rats were punished according to the calendar, and all those involved were tortured during interrogation.

Because Zhang Tang often used torture instruments that made people's souls scatter when trying cases: or signing, or burning, whipping, or knife cutting, and so on.

Zhang Tang was appreciated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty because of his treatment of a rebellion case, and later he and Zhao Yu wrote two legal works, and the usage of the law was severe, and he was later regarded as a cool official.

As a leading cadre, Zhang Tang's impact on society is mainly in two aspects, one is the policy he formulated during his tenure, and the other is the political atmosphere formed by his leadership. Both of these have long-term implications.

Zhang Tang once led people to bury the enemy, and when punishing the enemy, he branded the enemy to death, and became the representative of the cool officials at that time.

Because although Zhang Tang is a cool official, he can also be regarded as honest in the process of being an official, but he was slandered by political enemies, so he chose to commit suicide in a fit of anger.

Because Zhang Tang is a knife in the hands of Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty, and Liu Che is no longer willing to use this knife, in the eyes of the imperial power at that time, useless things are waste products and have no value in existence.

Because he offended many people, and many people united to frame him, he was suspicious of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so he committed suicide.