What kind of person was Qin II in history?

The image of Hu Hai's son-in-law and Zhao Gao's instigation made him gradually go farther and farther on the evil road. Zhao Gao was originally a lowly person, but he also had some talents, such as being proficient in criminal law, not only tall and powerful, but also very good writing, and won the favor of Qin Shi Huang, and he has always promoted him to be the Chefu Order, responsible for the emperor's chariot and horse honor guard. In order to tie up Hu Hai, Zhao Gao often taught Hu Hai calligraphy and how to judge cases, coupled with Zhao Gao's three-inch incorruptible tongue, Hu Hai was firmly controlled, and everything was under his command, which was the basis for Zhao Gao to encourage Hu Hai to usurp the throne in the future.

When Qin Shi Huang went on his last tour, Hu Hai also accompanied him, when he was in his twenties and still a son. After Qin Shi Huang died of illness, he was bewitched by Zhao Gao, and together with Zhao Gao and Li Si, he changed the edict of Qin Shi Huang to set up his eldest son Fusu to inherit the throne, and he ascended to the throne that did not belong to him, and as a result, he also embarked on a road of no return.

After Hu Hai sat on the throne of God, he wanted to enjoy his life, and once he said to Zhao Gao: "This life is as fast as a galloping horse crossing the gap in the wall, as an emperor, I want to enjoy it with all my heart, Aiqing, what do you see?" This is exactly what Zhao Gao wants, and from then on he will please Hu Hai and enjoy himself, and he will be more bold in his dictatorship.

After the death of Qin Shi Huang, Ying Huhai inherited the throne, Qin II Ying Huhai (230 BC - 207 BC, reigned 209 BC - 207 BC), also known as the Second Emperor, was the twenty-sixth son (youngest son) of Qin Shi Huang and the younger brother of the crown prince Ying Zhu Zefusu. When Qin Shi Huang was on his way to the south and died of illness, with the help of Zhao Gao and Li Si, he killed his brother Fusu and became the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty.

Hu Haishao ordered Zhao Gao from the CRRC government to learn prison law. 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, 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 Liang Wu Guang, and the movement of the old nobles of the Six Kingdoms to restore the country.

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.

The eighteenth son of Qin Shi Huang.

Hu Hai (230 BC - 207 BC), that is, Qin II, also known as the Second Emperor, Ying surname, Zhao, name Hu Hai, the eighteenth son of Qin Shi Huang, the younger brother of Gongzi Fusu, the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty, reigned 210 BC 207 BC.

Hu Hai (230 BC 207 BC), also known as Qin II, also known as the Second Emperor, Ying, Zhao, name Huhai, the eighteenth son of Qin Shi Huang, the younger brother of Gongzi Fusu, the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty, reigned 210 BC and 207 BC.