After Li Ling was captured, why did he refuse Huo Guang to welcome him back to the Han Dynasty, and

If you don't surrender, you will be wiped out, and this can only be blamed on Emperor Wu of Han, if Emperor Wu of Han attaches importance to Li Ling, he may fight to the death.

Huo Guang didn't take Li Ling back because there was a conflict of interest, maybe Huo Guang felt nothing, but the Huo family behind Huo Guang was not a fool, and it was not so easy to solve.

Huo Guang was busy fighting for power and profit, and he didn't have time to pick up Li Ling. Li Ling has already taken the Xiongnu princess, and he can't give it up at all.

First of all, Li Ling's family in the Han Dynasty had been killed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Secondly, in the Xiongnu Li Ling, he has already married a princess, and his status is not low. In the end, Li Ling had already surrendered to the Xiongnu, and even if he returned to the Han Dynasty, he was in an embarrassing situation.

Because Huo Guang was of great help to his rule, but he was also a master, so in order to make up for him, he could only be buried in the imperial mausoleum after his death.

Because Huo Guang's power is too great, he has reached the level of high merit, so the emperor must get rid of this person for his own interests, but after killing him, the emperor feels guilty, so he can still be buried in the imperial mausoleum after death.

He should have done something that he shouldn't have done, and then a lot of people were disgusted with him, which eventually led to such an ending

I think it should be Huo Guang who did something to offend Emperor Xuan of Han, so Emperor Xuan of Han wanted to kill him.

In fact, Huo Guang didn't do anything wrong, but his merits were too high, which would make the ruler feel uneasy.

Huo Guang died of illness, not killed by Emperor Xuan of Han, Huo Guang pushed him to become the emperor, of course Emperor Xuan of Han would do this and let him be buried with him, and he should do a good job on the surface.

Emperor Xuan of Han was very taboo and hated Huo Guang's court connections and power, and killed many people, which made Emperor Xuan of Han feel that he would threaten his future status. So he killed many of his family members, but because of his merits, he can still be buried in the imperial mausoleum.

Huo Guang leaned towards the government and the opposition during his lifetime, and did a lot of things beneficial to his family, although in the end he was raided by the emperor, but because they had made great contributions to the court before, they were still able to accompany the emperor to the funeral.

Huo Guang has many protégés and respects him very much, so he maintains his dignity even after death.

Because even if Huo Guang falls, his strength is not as good as back then, then the protégés who have received Huo Guang's favor will inevitably protect the Huo family.

Mou Dynasty usurped the throne, Huo Guang was Huo Quai's younger brother, and assisted Emperor Xuan of Han to succeed to the throne, but later his ambitions became bigger and bigger, and he wanted to replace him.

Huo Guang is a little unaware of restraint, his power is too great, that's all.