Why did the Northern Zhou Dynasty easily give the Zen position to Yang Jian?

It was because the emperor's talent at that time in the Northern Zhou Dynasty was not very good, he could not support the country at that time, and the government was not very stable.

Because the emperor at that time was relatively incompetent, and the emperor at that time had no real power, the power was in the hands of Yang Jian, Yang Jian not only had power, but also had the advantage of identity.

It was because the emperor was still relatively young at that time, and in order to avoid some things from happening, he was willing to give the throne to Yang Jian.

Because at that time, there was no Northern Zhou royal family that could take on the big responsibility, so he could only give the throne to his relatives, that is, Yang Jian.

At that time, the Northern Zhou Dynasty was already in the late stage, and there was no strong national strength, and the country at that time had basically existed in name only.

Because his strategic vision is very strong, and his ability to govern is also relatively prominent, he can combine the wisdom of the people around him to rule the world, which is also an ability.

Because Yang Jian is very talented, it is more conducive to the development of the country to let Yang Jian be the emperor, so Emperor Jing of the Northern Zhou Dynasty will give up the throne to Yang Jian.

Because Yang Jian's power was already very powerful at that time, even if he didn't let Yang Jian ascend the throne. At that time, the country was very turbulent, and Yang Jian was also a hero in troubled times.

Yang Jian accepted the Zen throne of Emperor Jing of the Northern Zhou Dynasty and ascended to the throne.

Yang Jian was born on July 21, 541 A.D. in Huayin, Hongdu, Guannong County, the fourteenth grandson of Yang Zhen, the Taiwei of the Han Dynasty, and his father was originally a nobleman in the Western Wei and Northern Zhou dynasties, and during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, his father was named the Duke of Suiguo.

After the death of Yang Jian's father, Yang Jian inherited his father's title, and was named Shangzhu State and Great Sima during the reign of Emperor Jing of the Former Northern Zhou Dynasty, and in February 581 AD, Yang Jian was promoted to King of Sui.

At the same time, Emperor Jing of the Northern Zhou Dynasty ceded the throne to Yang Jian on the grounds that Yang Jian was expected to return, and Yang Jian accepted the throne after three pushes, and ascended the throne as emperor in the Linguang Palace, and changed the country name to Sui at the same time.

Yang Jian's son-in-law was the emperor, his daughter was the empress, and his status was below the emperor, and later his son-in-law died of illness, and he chose to usurp the throne.

He actually held a lot of power in his own hands, and then he launched a rebellion, and many people supported him, so he could become the emperor.

He continued to cultivate his power, which was recognized by others, and eventually he obtained the throne.