Qin Shi Huang s eldest son, what are the stories about Fusu?

Fusu... Tragic characters.

Of course, there are always people who assume that if Fusu was in power, Qin would not die.

Fusu is the eldest son of Qin Shi Huang, and he is also the son that Qin Shi Huang has always had high hopes for, such as Fusu's outspoken admonition to Qin Shi Huang to burn books and pit Confucianism.

Introduction to Qin Shi Huang's son Fusu, how did Qin Shi Huang's eldest son Fusu die?

Qin Shi Huang's son Fusu Jian: Fusu has a completely different personality from his father, and he is naturally compassionate and deeply loved by people. When the Qin Dynasty resolutely stepped forward out of a moment of crisis, and during the Qin and Han dynasties, the world was in turmoil and the peasants revolted continuously, and Chen Sheng and Wu Guang took the lead in raising the banner of anti-Qin.

Gongzi Fusu was the eldest son of Qin Shi Huang, and he had deep ambitions to rule the country and the world, but he failed to complete his grand plan. So how did Qin Shi Huang's eldest son, Fusu, die?

Gongzi Fusu's life experience: Fusu's mother is Zheng Guoren, like to sing the local popular love song "Mountain has Fusu", the first emperor named the son of the two "Fusu", "Fusu" is the ancients' description of the lush branches and leaves of the trees, out of the Book of Poetry, the meaning of herbs and trees. Qin Shi Huang named it after him, which shows that he had infinite expectations for this son.

When he was young, Fusu was witty and intelligent, and he had a compassionate heart, so he often ran counter to the tyrannical Qin Shi Huang in terms of political views. The first emperor was paranoid that this was caused by Fusu's weak character, so he ordered Fusu to assist the general Meng Tian in building the Great Wall to resist the Xiongnu in the north, hoping to cultivate a resolute and resolute Fusu.

Several years of foreign conquest really made Fusu grow different, he was brave and good at fighting and made great achievements, keen insight and excellent command ability made many border generals sigh to themselves. He loved the people like a son and treated others with humility, which won the love and respect of the people.

How did Childe Fusu die?

In the winter of the 37th year of Qin Shi Huang (210 BC), Qin Shi Huang toured the world and unfortunately died of illness when he reached the sand dunes. Before Qin Shi Huang died, he summoned Fusu to Xianyang to preside over the funeral and inherit the throne. However, the CRRC government ordered Zhao Gao and Prime Minister Li Si and others to conspire with Hu Hai, the youngest son of Qin Shi Huang, to tamper with the edict of the first emperor and make Hu Hai the crown prince, that is, the emperor.

At the same time, another book was given to Meng Tian and Fu Su to die, and "count the sins". Hu Hai's envoy sent a letter to Shangjun, and Fusu opened the edict knowing that he would definitely die, so he prepared to commit suicide. The general Meng Tian was once suspicious, and strongly persuaded Fusu not to commit suicide, "Please re-apply, re-invite and then die, before the twilight."

But Fusu was generous and benevolent, and he was unwilling to betray the courtesy, saying: "The father gave the son death, and Shang An replied!" He immediately committed suicide in the Shangjun Army.

For Gongzi Fusu, when Gongzi Fusu was eagerly looking forward to returning to the court to show his ambitions, Qin Shi Huang sent an edict to Shangjun, which actually blamed him for his incompetence and gave him and the general Meng Tian to commit suicide. Fusu was filled with grief and indignation, so he killed himself.

Introduction to Childe Fusu.

Name: Ying Fusu.

Title: Childe Fusu.

Dynasty: Qin Dynasty.

Nationality: Han nationality.

Place of birth: Xianyang.

Date of death: 210 BC.

Status: The eldest son of the Qin Emperor.

Main achievement: Defend against the Xiongnu with Meng Tian.

Father: Ying Zheng.

Mother: Zheng Guoren.

Brother: Hu Hai.