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Son of Qin Shi Huang. There is no murderous aura. led to the demise of Qin. It's useless to ascend to the throne.
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Everyone must know Qin Shi Huang's cruelty, but they don't necessarily know that Qin Shi Huang has a very benevolent son, and this son is Qin Shi Huang's eldest son Fusu.
The eldest son Fusu was deeply liked by Qin Shi Huang since he was a child, although Qin Shi Huang was very brutal, but Qin Shi Huang also understood that in the future, the country would not only have deterrent power to rule well, so he still hoped that his heir could guard the country for him, and Fusu was the best candidate in his mind.
But it backfired, because Qin Shi Huang indulged his eunuch Zhao Gao too much, resulting in Zhao Gao being in a high position in the imperial court, and no one was afraid except Qin Shi Huang.
Gradually, Zhao Gao was dissatisfied with the status quo, his ambitions swelled, and he blushed on the throne of Qin Shi Huang, so he wanted to get rid of Qin Shi Huang and become the emperor himself.
During a meal of Qin Shi Huang, Zhao Gao poisoned Qin Shi Huang's food and poisoned Qin Shi Huang.
And Fusu was on a business trip at the time, so Zhao Gao pretended to pass on the holy decree, and Fusu was very obedient since he was a child, so he committed suicide after seeing the holy decree.
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First of all, when Qin Shi Huang made his last trip to the east to find the elixir of life, he did not leave any clear edict in the palace to appoint Fusu as the next king of Qin, but only left Fusu to handle state affairs instead of himself, and let Hu Hai follow him to the east.
When he learned that he couldn't return to the palace, he hurriedly left the so-called edict on the carriage, and the first to know the news of Qin Shihuang's death were Zhao Gao, Hu Hai and Li Si. In order to cover up the news, he found two eunuchs and ate all the food that Qin Shi Huang had not eaten, so that the people below had the illusion that Qin Shi Huang was still in good health.
Originally, the relationship between Fusu and Zhao Gao was not good, Fusu was a very upright person, he didn't like to use crooked ways, and he didn't disdain to be with Zhao Gao, and then Zhao Gao retreated and chose to support the second prince Hu Hai, Zhao Gao conspired with Prime Minister Li Si to change the edict and set Hu Hai as Qin II.
When the news of Qin Shi Huang's death reached the palace, everything was decided, and Fusu couldn't change it if he wanted to, so he had to commit suicide under the pressure of the situation.
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Although Qin Shi Huang was not his father's only son, Qin Shi Huang was finally put on the throne by Lü Buwei and his father, to some extent, it was also because Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng himself was more prominent, coupled with Lü Buwei's assistance, that he won the Great Qin world. <>
Qin Shi Huang was not his father's eldest son, and it was written that in those days, the strength of Zhao was much stronger than that of Qin. In desperation, Qin needed to choose a prince to go to Zhao as a hostage, and Qin Shi Huang's father, Yingzi Chu, was the prince who was sent as a hostage. However, Yinzi Chu's trip to Zhao was not in vain, even if Zhao was very miserable, he made an important friend in the future, that is, Lu Buwei.
Soon after, the monarch of Qin died, and Ying Zi Chu was taken back from Zhao to inherit the throne, and after he became emperor, Ying Zheng was the first son, although he was not the eldest son, but at this time he had been canonized as the crown prince, and there was a chance to inherit the unification in the future. <>
History has not yet reached a conclusion on the tracing of Qin Shi Huang's biological father, Qin Shi Huang's mother Zhao Ji was originally a singer in Lü Buwei's mansion, and Zhao Ji gave birth to a prince not long after marrying Qin Yiren, which has to make people guess whether Zhao Ji was pregnant before marrying Qin Yiren. But this is just a guess, after all, at that time, if Zhao Ji and Lü Buwei had a child, Lü Buwei would not be able to use the child as a pawn for his own plans. However, from the follow-up Lü Buwei's continued assistance to Yingzheng, and finally let him dominate the six countries, it is enough to see that Lü Buwei has put a lot of effort into Yingzheng.
The reason why Qin Shi Huang was put on the throne was that Qin Yiren and Lü Buwei played a great role in it. After King Qin Xiaowen returned to Qin to take over the great cause, he began to look for a candidate who could succeed him as the next monarch, coupled with Yingzheng's political ambitions and military talents at that time, coupled with Lü Buwei's strong push, Yingzheng was pushed to the throne under the conspiracy of Lü Buwei and Qin Yiren.
The reason why Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng ascended to the throne is, to a certain extent, a coincidence, his ancestors left him a good foundation, and he himself is indeed very talented, so he will sweep other countries among the six countries where the princes compete for hegemony and complete the great cause of unification.
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The first is the result of the strong support of the "Chu Qi" forces headed by the childless Empress Dowager Huayang and the absolute political superiority against the "Han Qi" forces headed by the Empress Dowager Xia, because the victory of the Qin King means that the Chu forces will fall from power.
The second is that Qin Wang Yingzheng decisively and cruelly handled the relationship with his mother Zhao Ji and his middle father Lü Buwei after the "Changyu Rebellion", so that the suspicious Qin people were not suspected of usurping the throne by outsiders.
The third is to send Huan Qi to attack Pingyang of Zhao State, kill Zhao General Hu and behead 100,000, and force Zhao to hand over Cheng Cheng, the only younger brother who had defected to Zhao for many years when Lü Buwei was in power. And personally traveled to the south bank of the Yellow River to welcome him back with a tolerant and intimate attitude. As a result, the contradiction between the two political forces within Qin, which supported Cheng Qi, and supported Yingzheng's "Chu Qi", was significantly eased, so that Qin had an unprecedented political environment of unity and unity.
Fourth, Qin Shi Huang worked hard to win the support of the vast majority of Qin royal forces for his throne by sweeping away the great political achievements of the Six Kingdoms. Because the unification of the world is the dream of the Qin people for several generations, and it is even the basic national policy that is higher than the royal power in the hearts of the Qin people.
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Because he is super capable, he is very insightful in politics and military affairs, has outstanding talents, and has the potential to be an emperor. In addition, Lü Buwei planned for him and spent a lot of effort to help him ascend to the throne.
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Because Qin Shi Huang has very lofty ambitions and ambitions, he is also very **, coupled with his mother's power, he has won the support of many people.
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The next generation of emperors of Qin Shi Huang were: Hu Hai (230 BC 207 BC), surnamed Ying, Zhao, name Hu Hai, the eighteenth son of Qin Shi Huang, the younger brother of Gongzi Fusu, the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty, that is, Qin II, also known as Emperor II, reigned 210 BC and 207 BC.
Hu Haishao ordered Zhao Gao from the CRRC government to learn prison law. With the help of Zhao Gao and Li Si, he killed more than 20 brothers and sisters, and forced Fusu to die, and became the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty.
After Qin II ascended the throne, Zhao Gao took real power and implemented brutal rule, which finally provoked the uprising of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, and the restoration movement of the old nobles of the Six Kingdoms. In 207 BC, Hu Hai was forced to commit suicide in Wangyi Palace by Zhao Gao's henchman Yan Le at the age of twenty-four.
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Qin Shi Huang had 23 sons, and his next emperor was the eighteenth son, Hu Hai.
Qin Shi Huang had a total of 33 children, including 23 sons and 10 daughters. Fusu is the eldest son, Hu Hai is the eighteenth son, and Princess Huayang is the eldest daughter.
Hu Hai (230 BC - 207 BC), surnamed Ying, the name Hu Hai, that is, Qin II, also known as the Second Emperor, reigned from 210 BC to 207 BC. He was the eighteenth son of Qin Shi Huang and the younger brother of Gongzi Fusu, who studied prison law from Zhao Gao, who was ordered by Zhongche Fu. In 210 B.C., Qin Shi Huang traveled to the south and died of illness on the platform of the Dune Palace, and with the help of Zhao Gao and Li Si, Hu Hai killed more than 20 brothers and sisters, and forced Fusu to die and became the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty.
After Qin II ascended the throne, Zhao Gao took real power and implemented brutal rule, which finally provoked the uprising of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang and the restoration movement of the old nobles of the Six Kingdoms. In 207 BC, Hu Hai was killed by Zhao Gao's henchman Yan Le and died at the age of 24.
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Hu Hai, also known as Qin II, is a famous faint king.
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Qin II Hu Hai and Prime Minister Li Si Zhao Gao staged a coup d'état and killed his brother Fusu general Meng Tian and Meng Yi.
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Fusu Fusu (?) —210 BC), surnamed Ying, named Fusu, often called Gongzi Fusu, the eldest son of Qin Shi Huang, Fusu was resolute and brave, benevolent, and politically far-sighted, he opposed Qin Shi Huang's implementation of severe policies such as burning books and pitting Confucianism, which angered Qin Shi Huang, and Qin Shi Huang sent him to Shangjun to supervise the army and assist the general Meng Tian in building the Great Wall and resisting the Xiongnu.
In 210 B.C., Qin Shi Huang died of illness on the way to the parade, before his death edict Fusu ascended the throne, the CRRC Mansion ordered Zhao Gao and Prime Minister Li Si and others to be afraid that after Fusu ascended the throne, it was not good for them, so the eighteenth son of Fu Shi Huang Hu Hai ascended the throne, and Jiao Zhao gave death to Fu Su as the first emperor, and Fu Su committed suicide.
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Not the youngest son, but the eighteenth.
Qin Shi Huang. There are more than 20 sons and more than 20 princesses, who originally wanted to pass on the throne to his eldest son Fusu, but his eighteenth son Hu Hai.
colluded with Zhao Gao to kill more than 20 brothers and sisters after the death of Qin Shi Huang, and forced Fusu to die, and finally ascended to the throne, that is, Qin II.
Later, in 207 BC, Hu Hai was killed by Yan Le, a henchman of the eunuch Zhao Gao, at the age of 24.
Above, I hope to help the landlord.
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The eighteenth son, Hu Hai.
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<> "Where did the children of Qin Shi Huang go in the end?"
According to the record in "Historical Records: The Biography of Li Silie": "Twelve sons died in Xianyang City, and ten princesses died in Du", so are these sons and princesses really buried as recorded in history? Shangjiao Village, located in Shaanxi Province, may bring us a banquet case.
Shangjiao Village, Shaanxi Province, is located at the intersection of two provincial highways in Wugong County, the traffic location is very convenient, the village is clean and generous, the village style is very civilized, and it is a modern civilized village with perfect infrastructure.
However, in the 70s of the last century, the village was surrounded by barren grass, and there was a very large ancient mass grave, so there were often villagers to dig it, local legend, the graves were all craftsmen who accompanied Qin Shi Huang at that time, and there were about more than ten deserted graves before and after. In 1976, the Shaanxi Cultural Relics Department organized archaeological forces to come here and prepare for investigation. After excavation and investigation, it was found that the ancient burial mounds in this area seem to be chaotic, but in fact, there are mysteries inside.
These ancient tombs are all in the shape of a zigzag, and all have slopes, in the Qin and Han dynasties, the specifications of these tombs should belong to the royal family or nobles, not ordinary craftsmen.
Then archaeological experts not only found a large number of bones in the tomb, but also found two seals, one of which was engraved with the word "Yin Yan", the expert said after analysis and verification: "Qin Shi Huang has a daughter named Yin Yan, is Qin Shi Huang's favorite daughter during his lifetime, and was finally killed by Hu Hai, and the bones found at the scene are indeed scattered all over the ground, which is very consistent with the death penalty, that is to say, the bones in this tomb should be the children of Qin Shi Huang." ”
In addition, experts also found a large number of gold and silver utensils in the tomb, as well as lacquerware that was only available to the royal family, which confirmed the correctness of the experts' speculation. In the end, experts excavated a total of 17 burial tombs, among which a large number of burial goods were found, which provided a valuable historical basis for archaeological experts to study the culture and scientific and technological level of the Qin Dynasty. And the discovery of this burial tomb also confirms the historical record that Hu Hai killed his brothers and sisters in order to eliminate potential threats, in other words, only Hu Hai survived among the 33 children of Qin Shi Huang.
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