Comparison between Qin Shihuang, Han Wudi and Ming Taizu

Qin Shihuang was

excellent

1. Setting up counties (abolishing feudalism and setting up counties)

2. Unifying writing system (unifying writing, currency and weights and measures)

3. Repairing Chi Dao and building the Great Wall {centering on Xianyang, the capital, the Great Wall starts from Lintao in west Gansu (now Min, Gansu) Crushing Xiongnu {led 3, Qin Jun to conquer Xiongnu and recover Henan (now Hetao area in Inner Mongolia)}

Lack

1. Burning books and burying Confucianism

2. Favoring Zhao Gao (Zhao Gao directly led to the collapse of the Qin Dynasty. He was finally killed by Qin Sanshi)

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty

Excellent

1. Unified currency?

(In view of the previous currency disorder, private casting prevailed; Emperor Wu issued "five baht money", which was minted by * *, and it was forbidden for the people to privately cast it, thus unifying the national currency. )

2. Public sale business (in the era of Emperor Wu, salt, iron and wine were collected for public sale in order to increase the income of * * *. )

3. Talent selection?

(Ordered people with moral character and talent to be recommended from all over the country and tested by the Central Committee, so that many people with real talent and practical knowledge can come out to hold official positions; Officialdom won a new round of blood with excellent academic performance, which also improved the centripetal force of people around the world. )

4. Northern Expedition of Xiongnu (Northern Expedition of Xiongnu drove half of it to China and half to Europe) (Hungary)

Lack

1. Superstition (leading to witchcraft)

Ming Taizu

Excellent

1. Severely punish corruption (creating skinning law)

2. Encourage immigrants to reclaim land

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3. Scholars who have been cudgeled and imprisoned * * *

? 26-7-31 16:13:23 Supplement:

Both Qin Shihuang and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty attacked Xiongnu. Both had a unified currency. Both were superstitious (both wanted to live forever). Both Ming Taizu and Qin Shihuang trusted eunuchs. Both built the Great Wall (Supplement: Ming Taizu built the Great Wall).