What happened in the Han Dynasty from 117 BC to 74 BC?

117 BC was the 23rd year of Liu Che's reign.

In 115 BC, the Silk Road was opened.

In 110 B.C., Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty went to Mount Tai to hold a ceremony to seal the Zen, and in the same year, Sima Qian's father Sima Tan died, and two years later Sima Qian replaced his father as Taishi Ling.

In 104 B.C., Sima Qian began to write the Historical Records.

In 99 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Li Ling to attack the Xiongnu, but he was outnumbered and forced to surrender, and Sima Qian was sentenced to palace punishment for Li Ling's intercession.

In 91 B.C., the witch Gu incident began, the crown prince Liu Ju rebelled, and his mother Wei Zifu (i.e., Empress Wei) was implicated and committed suicide.

In 87 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Chexue. The crown prince Liu Fuling took over, that is, Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty, and Huo Guang was an auxiliary minister.

In 81 BC, Su Wu returned to the Han Dynasty.

In 74 BC, Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty Liu Fuling Xu.

A.D. 117 - Liu Che reigned for the twenty-third year.

Liu Che is also one of the famous emperors in the history of our country, during his reign he made Wei Qing and Huo Qubing defeat the Xiongnu, expanded the scope of rule of the Western Han Dynasty, and ensured the economic and cultural development of the northern Han Dynasty. However, years of conquest led to a decline in national strength, so Emperor Wu stopped fighting in his later years and turned to vigorously develop agriculture, so that the economy of the Western Han Dynasty continued to move forward. Emperor Zhao, the son of Emperor Wu, inherited his father's policy and continued to practice the politics of inaction and develop the economy, which reached the peak of the heyday of the Western Han Dynasty.

After the implementation of the policy of "resting with the people" for 38 years in the two dynasties of Emperor Zhao (reigned 86-74 BC) and Emperor Xuan (reigned 73-48 BC), the national strength of the Western Han Dynasty increased, but at the same time, the local power also increased, which seriously affected the rule of the Han Empire.

There are not many major events, but they can be summed up in eight things: birth, old age, illness, death, marriage, funeral, marriage, and marriage.

Two thousand acres of Tan one hundred and thirty-nine, or two thousand one hundred and thirty-eight, the first year of the Common Era is the first year of the Common Era, or Xunhe Tong does not have the zero year of the Common Era, see how the pat chong is calculated.

From the accession of Emperor Wu to the second year of the Yuan Dynasty, that is, from 141 to 115 BC, many major changes have taken place in the history of the past 26 years, which has a direct or indirect impact on Sang Hongyang's career throughout his life. When Sang Hongyang first served Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, it had been more than 60 years since the establishment of the Han Dynasty, the power of the landlord class had been gradually consolidated, the country was basically unified, and the social economy had improved greatly. However, at the same time, there are still many contradictions in society, especially the contradiction between the Han and the Xiongnu, and soon after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne, he made use of the large amount of material wealth created by the working people in the early 70 years of the Han Dynasty, and took many measures in the political, economic, ideological, military, and ethnic relations in response to the above contradictions.

Some of these measures have been adapted to the needs of society and the trend of historical development, but at the same time, they have also brought many sufferings and disasters to the people. Among them, the most expensive and far-reaching is his use of troops against the border ethnic minorities, especially the war against the Xiongnu for many years.

In 278 BC, Bai Qi, the general of Qin, led his troops south and conquered the capital of Chu.

In 278 B.C., Bai Qi and Yingzhi stopped at the peak of the prosperity of the Chu civilization. Set up South County.

In 278 BC, the Qin general Bai Qi captured the capital of Chu.

In 278 BC, Qin captured the Jianghan Valley, including the Chu capital Ying.

In 278 BC, Bai Qi captured Chu'anlu.

In 278 BC, Bai Qi was promoted to Daliangzao due to the great victory in the Battle of Anyi, and became the supreme commander of the Qin army.

In 278 B.C., King Xiang fled east to Huaiyang, Henan Province, and moved his capital to Chen (Huaiyang, Henan).

In 278 B.C., King Kaoli, the prince of Chuxiang, was established, and Shenjun was the commander of the year.

In 278 BC, King Yan Hui, the crown prince of Yan State, ascended the throne.

In 278 BC, at the age of fifty-seven, Xunzi returned to Qi from Chu.

There were many important events during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, including politics, economy, military and other fields, such as Zhang Qian's passage to the Western Regions, Ma Yi's strategy, etc., all of which are available on the Internet, which are more complete than I know.

During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, a total of 11 era names were used, namely Jianyuan, Yuanguang, Yuanshuo, Yuanjia, Yuanding, Yuanfeng, Taichu, Tianhan, Taishi, Zhenghe, and Later Yuan Jianyuan (140-135 BC).

Yuanguang (134 BC - 129 BC).

Yuan Shuo (128-123 BC).

Motogari (122-117 BC).

Yuan Ding (116-111 BC).

Yuan Feng (110-105 BC).

The beginning (104-101 BC).

Tianhan (100-97 BC).

Taishi (96-93 BC).

Zhenghe (92-89 BC).

Later Yuan (88-87 BC).

According to this chronology, the time of the Common Era can be deduced.

For example, the third year of Zhenghe is 90 B.C.

In 770 B.C., King Ping of Zhou moved his capital to Luoyi from Haojing, which was known as the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in history.

In 770 B.C., King Ping of Zhou moved his capital to Luoyi, known as the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in history.

With the support and acquiescence of King Ping of Zhou, Duke Wu of Zheng destroyed the state of Yi in the second year of King Ping (769 BC).