Kou Zhun, who dares to reason with the monarch, why is he so good?

Kou Zhun himself is relatively smart and studious, and he graduated from high school at the age of nineteen, a score that few people could match at that time. Nineteen-year-old Kou Zhun made outstanding achievements in the county magistrate of two places, and he quickly fell into the eyes of Song Taizong after taking the mass line, and entered the power center of the Northern Song Dynasty before he was thirty years old. Coupled with his outspoken personality, he became an indispensable right-hand man of Song Taizong.

Because Kou Zhun's strength is very powerful, Kou Zhun entered the power center at the age of 30 at that time, and even got the love of Song Taizong, with these capitals on him, of course he can be angry.

Kou Zhun is a very interesting man.

The prime ministers of the Northern Song Dynasty are very individual, and Kou Zhun's personality can definitely rank in the top three.

He was sometimes extremely charismatic, sometimes extremely nasty. His superiors (including two emperors), his friends, and even his enemies loved and hated him.

Kou Zhun's sense of self is unprecedentedly strong.

Self-confidence, conceit, pride, self-esteem, arrogance, self-esteem, narcissism. No matter how you say it, he can be compared to the Nacissos of the Song court.

Kou Shuixian once wrote such a poem:

There is only the sky above, and there are no mountains and Qi. Raise your head to the red sun and look back at the white clouds low.

Yonghua Mountain" is said to be eight years old this year.

Since I was a child, I have developed a solipsistic personality of the eldest and my second, except for the emperor and I am no one - in fact, most of the time he is not even the face of the emperor - a self-respecting personality.

In real history, he is actually a person with a very poisonous mouth, not that he is disrespectful, but too upright, so what to say will make the emperor embarrassed.

Although he is very famous, it does not mean that his emotional intelligence is high, it just means that his ability is relatively good, but emotional intelligence is really not good.

Because although he is loyal to the emperor, he does not tolerate sand in his eyes, and he doesn't like to be in the same league with the people in the court.

Because Kou Zhun is very good at leading troops in war and political thinking, but he is really bad at dealing with people.

Kou Zhun has extraordinary literary attainments, it is said that when he was young, he wrote poems in three steps, and he also threatened to be the overseer of the Song Dynasty Zhenzong in the current dynasty, and his behavior was a bit excessive, so there are few records in the official history It can also be said that he has no serious achievements, but he is indeed very famous.

Kou Zhun was a famous politician and poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, and a famous minister of the Northern Song Dynasty. He is a straight man, and his temper is relatively stubborn, and he can even make the monarch slap the table in anger. Such a person often has capital, how can a person without capital dare to speak freely or lose his temper in front of his superiors?

For example, people in the modern workplace are afraid of saying even a wrong word when facing their superiors, not to mention that Kou Zhun is facing the monarch. So how powerful is Kou Zhun such a cow?

Kou Zhun was born in a famous family, and his distant ancestor served as Si Kou when he was the king of the Western Zhou Dynasty, so he was given the surname "Kou". His father was awarded the Jinshi Jiake in the Kaiyun period of the Later Jin Dynasty, and later served as a member of the army. Therefore, under such superior conditions, Kou Zhun has been exposed to it since he was a child, and he is talented and intelligent at the same time, and he is diligent and studious, so he has written many slightly famous poems at the age of fourteen, and he was proficient in "Spring and Autumn" at the age of fifteen.

At the age of 19, Kou Zhun was admitted to the Jinshi. Song Taizong often had a habit of selecting Jinshi in person, and often did not admit young people. So some people taught Kou Zhun to report his age a little more, but the upright Kou Zhun thought that he had just entered the official career and how to deceive the emperor.

In the end, though, he was accepted. Later, step by step, he went from Dali Pingshi to the magistrate and then to the official positions of Salt and Iron Judge, Yubu Langzhong, and Privy Counselor.

There was once a time when Kou Zhun spoke boldly and bluntly, but after all, Song Taizong couldn't listen to his loyal words, and he left the dragon chair angrily and wanted to go back to the palace. But at this time, Kou Zhun grabbed the corner of Song Taizong's clothes, and sincerely persuaded him to sit down again, and he must listen to himself. Sure enough, after Song Taizong listened to it, he appreciated Kou Zhun very much, and said happily, this sentence is "I got Kou Zhun, just like Tang Taizong got Wei Hui."

To sum up, Kou Zhun is such a powerful person.

Kou Zhun is a rectum, and the advantage is that the emperor does not have to be suspicious of this person, and the disadvantage is that the emperor has to think about it whenever he wants to reuse Kou Zhun.

Kou Zhun is extraordinary, has broad knowledge, and has different opinions from others, but geniuses are always temperamental, and they have the love of kings, so they dare to go against the emperor.

Kou Zhun is a figure that the emperor loves and hates, he has a lot of knowledge and extraordinary knowledge, and he always has a way to solve problems that others can't solve. But the cow is also very bad-tempered, and often fights against the emperor with his neck.

Kou Zhun has been self-aware since he was a child, he is still relatively intelligent, and this person is a straight intestine, and his personality will bring him both good and bad.

On the one hand, he is extremely talented, with the courage and courage that a prime minister should have, which is loved; On the other hand, he lacks the bearing and elegance that a prime minister should have, and he is straightforward and fast-talking, and there is no one in his eyes.

A person who is too upright and straightforward can use his eloquence when dealing with the emperor, so that the emperor will not be wary of him although he is angry.

Kou Zhun's biggest characteristic is that he is outspoken, and it is reasonable for such a popular king to slap the table, so Kou Zhun often offended people at that time.

In officialdom, the most taboo thing is Kou Zhun's straight personality. Fortunately, Kou Zhun is very capable, so the emperor loves and hates Kou Zhun, and when he discusses things with the emperor, the emperor will slap the table angrily, and Kou Zhun calmly pulls the emperor to continue to discuss.

Kou Zhun is an interesting person, but he is also a relatively bad person, and those who have come into contact with him know that they love and hate Kou Zhun. Kou Zhun has been self-aware since he was a child, and he is still relatively intelligent.

After his death, his wife and children could only beg the emperor to be gracious and give him a reward to transport Kou Zhun's body back to his hometown, but who would have thought that the reward was not enough, and in the end Kou Zhun's body could only be buried in a foreign land.

It was because he was outspoken and dared to advise that he offended many people, and the king was also dissatisfied with him, and in the end it ended badly.

Because Kou Zhun doesn't know the art of the court, such an outcome is inevitable. Secondly, Kou Zhun was careless in making friends. Kou Zhun has no heart, he is generally outspoken, and this kind of character is the most unsuitable to stay in the court.

Prime Minister Kou Zhun ended up miserable in the end, mainly because he did not get the trust of Song Zhenzong, coupled with the retaliation of political enemies, he was unable to resist his upright personality.

Because his own personality is too upright to know how to turn, he offended many people, and in the end, his political enemies and these people became the driving force behind his miserable end.

Kou Zhun generally says whatever he wants, this kind of character is not suitable for staying in the court, when Song Taizong was there, Kou Zhun still had a way to live, but as soon as Song Taizong died, Song Zhenzong could not maintain complete trust in him, and his downfall was inevitable.

Song Zhenzong didn't fully trust him, he didn't understand the situation in the court, he was too upright, and he couldn't handle the relationship with his colleagues well, and his political enemies and these people became the driving force behind his miserable end.

Kou Zhun is a straightforward prime minister, but he offended many people in this way, not only did the emperor dislike him, but he also set up many enemies in the court, but in the end he was belittled.

Because of Kou Zhun's integrity, he offended many villains in the court, and these villains seized the opportunity to fall in front of the emperor.

Because of his own reasons, the wall fell down and everyone pushed it, and many people had already looked at him unpleasantly.

Because Kou Zhun advocates war, and many people do not, he offends a lot of villains, so he offends too many people, causing him to have too many enemies.

There were too many enemies, and later they were framed, and there were many people who fell into the well.