What kind of heyday did the Han Dynasty inaugurate in Chinese history?

The Han Dynasty ushered in a peak of economic prosperity in Chinese history, and during the Han Dynasty, China's economy reached a small peak.

The largest number of dead people died in the Han Wu Western Expedition and the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty There are so many people who have died.

The rule of Wenjing: In the early Han Dynasty, due to years of war and social and economic decline, the Han court admired the Huang Lao governance technique and adopted the policy of "lightly dispensing with the poor" and "resting with the people". In the second and twelfth years of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, "half of the land rent tax was removed" twice, and in the thirteenth year of Emperor Wen, the land rent was also exempted.

At the same time, it is not easy to send troops to neighboring hostile countries to maintain peace, so as not to deplete national strength. This is the policy of lightly dispensing with the poor.

Emperor Wenjing also attached great importance to agriculture, and repeatedly ordered to persuade farmers to teach mulberry, and set up a number of people according to the proportion of household registration, such as the three elders, filial piety, and Litian, and gave them rewards to encourage peasant production. Reward farmers who work hard, and persuade hundreds of officials to care about agriculture. Every year during spring ploughing, they personally go down to the fields to set an example for the people.

As production gradually recovered and developed rapidly, there was a scene of stability and prosperity that had not been seen for many years. The people's living standards have been greatly improved, and at the same time, the material foundation of the Han Dynasty has been greatly enhanced, which is the first prosperous era of feudal society. The rule of Wenjing was the prosperous era with the highest level of economic and cultural development in Chinese history.

The rule of Wenjing also laid a solid material foundation for the later Han Wu Emperor's conquest of the Xiongnu.

In the Han Dynasty, there was the rule of Wenjing, the Guangwu Center, the Tang Dynasty, the rule of the Kaihuang, and the prosperity of the Kaiyuan Dynasty....

The rulers all absorbed the lessons of the fall of the previous dynasty, adjusted their policies, rested with the people, and reduced exploitation.

At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Huang Lao's doctrine of Wenjing governed the light and thin endowment and rested with the people.

During the Wenjing period, Huang Lao's governance was admired, and the policy of "lightly dispensing with the poor" and "resting with the people" was adopted. At that time, the society was relatively stable, and the people became richer. By the late Jingdi period, the granary of the country was plump, and the new millet pressed the old millet and piled it up to the outside of the warehouse; The large amount of copper coins in the treasury has not been used for many years, so that the rope that wears the money is rotten, and the loose money is too much to calculate.

History calls the reign of this period the "Reign of Wenjing". Emperor Wen and Emperor Jing rewarded the peasants who worked hard and persuaded the officials to care about the farmers. Every year during spring ploughing, they personally go down to the fields to set an example for the people.

They advocate frugality and lead by example. Emperor Wen reigned for more than 20 years, and there was no increase in palaces and gardens. He built his own mausoleum, requiring simplicity, not to be decorated with gold and silver, but only terracotta.

The Wenjing and Jingjing dynasties adopted a series of measures, which enabled the social and economic development at that time, and the feudal ruling order was also consolidated day by day. In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, the marquis sealed the country with no more than 10,000 families, and there were five or six hundred small households; In the world of Wenjing, the displaced people returned to the countryside, and the household registration quickly multiplied. The number of feudal lords has increased to 30,000 or 40,000, and the number of small ones has also doubled, and they are much richer than in the past.

The development of agriculture has greatly reduced the price of grain, and in the early years of Emperor Wen, millet cost more than ten to dozens of dollars per stone.

In the early stage, there was the "rule of Wenjing", and in ancient times, as long as the emperor did not toss blindly, it was enough to call it a prosperous era.

The prosperous situation that appeared in the early period of the Western Han Dynasty was: the rule of Wenjing.

In the reign of Wenjing, the ropes that string copper coins in the treasury are rotten.