The ministers have controlled the government for 20 years, why didn t Huo Guang usurp the throne?

Because although Huo Guang controlled the government, many people did not support him, so he did not choose to usurp the throne directly.

The reason why Huo Guang did not usurp the throne was because he was not brave enough. Huo Guangshi's great cause of the Han Dynasty was very stable, how could he take away the country with a foreign surname. Huo Guang's son was also ready to usurp the throne, but he failed because of his lack of ability.

In fact, if Huo Guang was in power, he would still have a certain foundation, but he didn't do it, maybe he still felt that he might fail, so he didn't do it.

Autocracy without usurpation of the throne will cause endless harm and will cause future generations to perish.

Returning the grace of knowing is, and having a heart or not is the reality. As long as he acts, whether he succeeds or not, his reputation is absolutely messed up.

Because he has been in and out of the palace for more than 20 years, he has never made a mistake.

Before Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty, there was no precedent for the successful usurpation of the throne by a unified dynasty, and Cao Cao's country was built by himself, and Huo Guang was promoted by his relatives, and his merit was congenitally insufficient, and there was no basis for usurpation.

Subjectively speaking, Huo Guang's usurpation of the throne is also unlikely. It should be said that Huo Guang is a mature politician, and his views on the current situation should be very accurate.

Because if Huo Guang wants to usurp the throne, it is to roast himself on the fire, and of course he has even more palpitations.

Huo Guang has the same power as constant temperature, but to be an emperor must have enough merit, and the ancients paid attention to the righteousness. Compared with the constant temperature, Liu Yu knew why Huo Guang did not usurp the throne.

Because of the witch Gu matter, the crown prince Liu Ju and the Wei clan were killed, and Huo Guang was not implicated, and it was also because of trust. He has no deep roots and no conditions.

Wang Mang learned from Huo Guang and usurped the throne to see what happened.

Why can Huo Guang be autocratic, first of all, Emperor Wu and Emperor Zhao trust him, so he can ......be so awesomeAnd the usurper is so easy to usurp...Think about Cao Cao, who has a lot of power....He didn't usurp the throne ......

Subjectively speaking, Huo Guang's usurpation of the throne is also unlikely. It should be said that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty trusted Huo Guang, and Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty also trusted him, how could the usurper be worthy of their trust. Wait.

Huo Guang foresaw Wang Mang's end.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty trusted Huo Guang, and Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty also trusted him, how could the usurper be worthy of their trust.

If you have good money, you will have a good name.

There are few people killed in the Witch Gu Rebellion and the Huo family, and Huo Guang lacks family power! It is useless for him to be strong alone, and he has to have a strong family to succeed.

Judging from the results, Huo Guang helped the Han Dynasty choose the right emperor, with immeasurable merits, and was destroyed after his death, and the emperor was not kind.

Huo Guang has the trust of others.

Wei Huo's two families have gone, and there is no such resource.

Cao Cao also wanted to learn from Huo Guang, but unfortunately Emperor Han Xian was incapable, and Cao Pi was too ambitious.

Huo Guang was reused by the emperor and trusted by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Because he is very smart, he understands the truth that a companion is like a tiger, so he will retreat bravely, and the decision at this time is the most correct.

Mainly because he sensed that the emperor was dissatisfied with him, so he took the initiative to ask Ying to hand over the military power, and then returned to his hometown.

His ending is not considered a successful retirement, and Zhilu, who can be said to have a worse ending, although he died safely in the office of Da Sima, his daughter was beaten into the cold palace, and the whole family was beheaded by Emperor Xuan of Han.

Not only by relying on relationships, but most importantly, by his own ability, this is a person with outstanding ability, whether it is governing the government or engaging in military management abroad.

He reached this position by virtue of his own efforts, and of course not by connections. If he didn't have such ability, it wouldn't have lasted so long.

Because Huo Guang's ability should not be underestimated, I think Huo Guang is really very strong.

Because Huo Guang knew that he had the most power and would be attacked by other people, he tried every means to gain Liu Fuling's trust and make Huo Guang stand tall. In the end, only Huo Guang was left in power.

Because in 121 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered Huo Qubing to go on an expedition to the desert, which caused heavy losses to the Hun Hun evil king, and also captured the sacrifice of King Hutu. The Xiongnu were defeated by the Han army many times because of the Hun evil king, ** tens of thousands, and they were furious and ready to kill the Hun evil king, so the Hun evil king persuaded the Hun Tu king to surrender to the Han together.

First of all, the environmental factors of the year, and then Huo Guang's personal ability, the two points coexist, Huo Guang is dominant!