Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, but the Qin Dynasty only existed for more than ten years. Why?

Through the efforts of several generations, Ying Zheng finally unified the six countries and established the first unified country in China. Qin Shihuang wanted the Qin Dynasty to be handed down from generation to generation, so he sent Xu Fu to look for the elixir of life. However, the facts often backfire, and the change of dynasties does not depend on human will. After the death of Qin Shihuang, eunuch Zhao Gao conspired with Prime Minister Lisi to forge letters, forcing Fu Su, the eldest son of Qin Shihuang, to commit suicide, and made Hu Hai, the youngest son of the first emperor, emperor, Qin Ershi and doctor.

After Qin Ershi acceded to the throne, the Qin Dynasty only existed for more than ten years, and the building collapsed. There are many reasons why the Qin Dynasty perished so quickly. From how Qin Ershi treated his brothers and sisters, we can draw the conclusion that the Qin Dynasty perished for no reason. Qin Ershi treats his brothers and sisters like this, not to mention all the people. After Qin Shihuang unified the world, in order to establish a perfect feudal empire, in a short period of 10 years, roads, the Great Wall, tombs and palaces were built, which exhausted the national financial resources; Severe punishment and harsh laws, burning books and burying Confucianism, seeking immortality and medicine, and emigrating have caused untold suffering to the people all over the world.

Qin Shihuang seized the day, but he was too eager for quick success. Therefore, the world thinks that Qin is "violent" and the death of II is a historical necessity. Qin Shihuang was a lonely idealist. His policy of establishing a unified Chinese empire is basically correct, the only drawback is that he is too eager to achieve success, which is the usual character defect of idealists. It is precisely because of this defect of Qin Shihuang that the Qin Dynasty will not live long.

As a result of Qin Shihuang's mistakes in knowing people and employing people, his assistant ministers and successors were selfish and corrupt. Zhao Gao, a eunuch blinded by wisdom, urged Hu Hai to tamper with the posthumous edict of Qin Shihuang, exhausted the Prince Fu Su, made Hu Hai Qin Ershi, and then killed Lisi and Hu Hai, which directly led to the early demise of the Qin Dynasty. Hu Hai, the second son of Qin Shihuang, colluded with Fu Su, the exhausted prince of Zhao Gao, and became Qin Ershi himself. After he came to power, extortion, corruption and depravity aggravated the people's suffering, and forced a wave of peasant uprising and anti-Qin in the whole country, which was the direct responsibility of the Qin Dynasty to decline before it was old.