Qin Qiong was ranked last among the heroes of Lingyan Pavilion, was it because he didn t participate

There are two reasons, one is indeed because Qin Qiong did not participate in the Xuanwumen Change, and the other is because Qin Qiong has been dead for five years at that time, so he is at the bottom.

No, the main reason for ranking him last was that he was dead at that time, and his influence in the court was not so great.

First of all, the ranking is not based on personal ability, because there are some people who have passed away in the ranking process, and their status is called relatively high during their lifetime, so Qin Qiong is ranked at the bottom; Because during the Xuanwumen War, Qin Qiong and Cheng Yanjin had already taken refuge in Xi'an.

This is because compared to other people, there are indeed not as many people as others, so they will be ranked last, and most of the sons of the Xuanwu Gate are people who are really trusted by Li Shimin.

Mainly because Qin Qiong did not make corresponding contributions to the Xuanwumen Change, and he was often sick, so he did not gain Li Shimin's trust.

didn't dislike it, in fact, Li Shimin still values Qin Qiong very much, Qin Qiong is also in charge of a lot of finances, which is also real history.

Because Qin Qiong didn't particularly support Li Shimin's career when he was developing his career, especially during the Xuanwumen Change, Qin Qiong didn't provide a lot of help.

Mainly because during the Xuanwumen Change, Qin Qiong did not stand up to support Li Shimin.

Qin Qiong did not participate in the Xuanwumen Mutiny, but after the success of the Xuanwumen Mutiny, Qin Qiong was also rewarded, so it is certain that Qin Qiong also made a certain contribution to Li Shimin's ascension. In fact, although Qin Qiong did not go to the scene of the mutiny, he had already outflanked him from the periphery, led the soldiers to the East Palace, fought with Xue Wanche's troops, and also took down the heads of Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji, so although Qin Qiong was not in Xuanwumen, he was also an indispensable figure for the success of the Xuanwumen mutiny.

1. Li Shimin must ensure that there is a way out if the mutiny fails.

Although Li Shimin has so many trusted masters to guide and so many generals by his side, the Xuanwumen Mutiny is a rebellion after all, so there is also a certain risk. Li Shimin is such a smart person, it is impossible to bring all the generals with him, there must be people who want to protect their families, there must be people who have periphery outflanking, and they must break through from various forces to ensure that they can take the position.

Second, Qin Qiong led the troops to the East Palace.

At that time, the crown prince was still Li Jiancheng, and he was also Li Shimin's biggest opponent. Xue Wanche and his entourage are more supportive of the crown prince Li Jiancheng, and they believe that as long as the prince is safe, then even if Li Shimin takes the throne, there is a possibility of overthrowing Li Shimin. Li Shimin also predicted this, so he asked Qin Qiong to lead his troops to the East Palace, met Xue Wanche, and took off the heads of the crown prince Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji, Xue Wanche knew that there was no possibility of turning over in this mutiny, so Xue Wanche's troops scattered and fled.

Third, Qin Qiong was also rewarded.

Although Qin Qiong did not have Wei Chigong and others standing at the Xuanwu Gate to protect Li Shimin's safety, he did break through from the periphery and was an important factor in the final success. Therefore, after Li Shimin took the throne, he also gave Qin Qiong, who did not appear at the scene, a lot of rewards. This also fully shows that in the Xuanwumen Mutiny, Qin Qiong also made a certain contribution.

He did not participate in the Xuanwumen Revolution because he did not agree with Li Shimin's actions at all, so he did not participate at that time.

At that time, Li Shimin sent him other things and asked him to lead the army to intercept Li Jiancheng, so he did not participate in the Xuanwumen Rebellion.

He was staying at home. Because he doesn't want to get involved in this right and wrong. Even if Li Shimin wins, he will not let himself go. It's better to be wise and protect yourself.

Mainly because he is a more reckless person, and the force value is about the same as others.

Because his qualifications are still relatively weak compared to the others, and the credit for his contribution is also relatively low, he can naturally only rank last.

This is mainly because Qin Shubao is only a military general, and he rarely serves as a single general, so he has a low ranking.

Hu Gong Qin Shubao twenty-fourth. He was originally a brave general under Zhang Xutuo, and after Zhang's death, he returned to Pei Renji's subordinates, and surrendered to Li Mi with Pei, and was the general of the Wagang Army. He made great contributions in the battle between Li Mi and Yu Wenhua and Tongshan.

After Li Mi failed, he surrendered to Wang Shichong, and because he was dissatisfied with the king's character, he surrendered to Tang with Cheng Zhijie and was assigned to Li Shimin's account. Participated in Li Shimin's previous battles, and he must be the first to charge in every battle. The main thug of the Xuanwu Gate Change.

Later, due to too many injuries in previous battles, he was riddled with illness, and died of illness in the twelfth year of Zhenguan.

This is history, not influenced by folklore and the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Qin Qiong did not have some clear records in the Tang Dynasty, but it can be inferred from some legends and literary works in later generations that Qin Qiong's status in the minds of the people of the Tang Dynasty was still good! During the Yuan and Ming dynasties, Qin Qiong and Wei Chigong gradually became the door gods worshiped by the people; In the ** "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" that appeared in the Qing Dynasty, Qin Shubao was a very famous general, and his edge was definitely the most charming and impressive of the Sui and Tang Dynasty heroes at that time. Stories related to Qin Qiong were widely spread in later generations, such as Qin Qiong selling horses, passing guns and handing over gongs, and so on.

From this, it can be seen that Qin Qiong's status in the minds of the people is still very high.

Because Li Shimin was judged strictly according to their contributions, although he liked Qin Qiong very much, he also had to consider the contributions of others, so he had no choice but to wronged Qin Qiong.