As the future king, why did Jiang Chong not slap him, but wanted to harm him?

The crown prince Liu Ju and the eunuch Jiang Chong once had a disagreement because of some things, and the two of them always disagreed on political opinions. Therefore, Jiang Chong was afraid that Liu Ju would ascend the throne in the future and execute himself, so he tried to strike first and use the witch cup disaster to frame Liu Ju.

Liu Ju sent an envoy to Ganquan Palace to greet Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and this envoy galloped on the equator. At that time, this road was the exclusive lane of the Son of Heaven. It happened that this scene was seen by Jiang Chong, and the messenger was detained by Jiang Chong, and after Liu Zhi knew about it, he quickly sent someone to apologize in front of Jiang Chong, but Jiang Chong did not accept the apology, but told Emperor Wu of Han about it.

Because of this matter, Liu Ju and Jiang Chong formed a bond between them. The crown prince Liu Ju is generous, and Jiang Chong is ruthless, so Jiang Chong wants to get rid of Liu Ju. In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty began to be superstitious about witchcraft and immortal arts, and Jiang Chong took advantage of this point of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to falsely claim that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was seriously ill because someone used witchcraft to curse Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Jiang Chong designed a conspiracy to dig up the puppet in Liu Ju's palace, Liu Ju knew that Jiang Chong was framing himself, so Liu Ju launched a mutiny to arrest Jiang Chong in order to protect himself first, and wanted to go to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to prove his innocence later.

At this time, some escaped people ran to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to complain, threatening the crown prince Liu Ju to rebel in the palace. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not believe that Liu Ju could rebel at first, so he sent people back to the palace to find out the real situation, but the envoy did not dare to return to the palace, so he ran back to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and lied that the rebellion of the crown prince Liu Ju had been completed. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty heard this, he began to gather all his forces and encircle and annihilate Liu Ju.

After Liu Ju was defeated, and in the process of fleeing, he was found by officers and soldiers in Hu County, and Liu Ju knew that he had no way to escape, so he committed suicide.

Knowing that Liu Ju was dead, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty thought carefully about the causes and consequences of the entire Wuzhu case, and knew that he had mistrusted Jiang Chong and wronged the crown prince Liu Ju, so he ordered Jiang Chong to exterminate the clan and all related people to be executed. When Liu Ju's grandson Liu Xun ascended the throne, Liu Ju was able to avenge his grievances.

That's because he doesn't actually think that this crown prince can eventually become the emperor, so he wants to harm him, and he doesn't want him to be the emperor.

Because this person's ability is very low, and his future is relatively slim, this person is very discerning.

As the future king, the reason why Jiang Chong did not scold him but wanted to harm her was because she did not want to follow him and obey his orders.

Because the object of Jiang Chong's allegiance is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who is still in power, not a prince with only a name, there will inevitably be some conflicts in actual operation.

In the end, he was eliminated by the crown prince, and he wanted to rely on the prince to improve his power, but he was suspected by the prince, and then the prince hunted him down and got rid of him.

His end was very bad, because after being discovered by the emperor, he was divided into five horses. and also connected his nine clans.

His ending is indeed more miserable, because of this kind of class, I think the whole family was wiped out by Emperor Zhu of the Han Dynasty.

In the end, he was sentenced to the nine clans, and he himself was killed by the prince, this kind of villain because of his own interests, using fraud to deceive the emperor's trust, of course, there is no good fruit to eat.

Because of the "witch curse" caused by Jiang Chong, not only tens of thousands of people died in vain, but even Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty himself killed each other. After that, people no longer believed in witch things, and Emperor Wu himself gradually realized that it was Jiang Chong who used the trick from it, and he ordered Jiang Chong to kill the three clans.

It's so light, really, lightly, all the way fragrant.

Jiang Chong blamed Wei Zifu and Liu Ju with the spirit of witchcraft in the palace, causing Wei Zifu and Liu Ju to be killed, and Emperor Wu of Han, who lost his wife and son, learned from the pain, first killed Jiang Chong, and then punished Jiang Chong for the three clans.

He initially influenced Emperor Wu of Han's decision, killed the crown prince, and finally when Emperor Wu of Han came to his senses, he caused disaster to the whole clan.

He ended up very miserable, and when Emperor Wu of Han realized that he was wrong, he was questioned.

Emperor Wu Liu Che is not as good as Zhu Yuanzhang! Tiger poison does not eat children!

Jiang is just a pawn of Han Wu!

There is a theory that the sky lantern was lit.

Dare to write at this historical level?

After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty rehabilitated the crown prince, he killed Jiang Chong, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty used Jiang Chong to get rid of Wei Zifu's goal has been achieved, and he is not really faint, how could he keep such a villain.

According to historical records, when Emperor Wu slowly understood the truth, Emperor Wu "knew that there was fraud and razed the three clans". The meaning of this sentence is that Jiang Chong finally ended up being annihilated by the three clans.

Killed. Jiang was caught by the crown prince and killed him to vent his anger, and his family was wiped out by Emperor Wu of Han.