Obviously he is the most controversial king in history. Why do you say that without him, China’s territory will be reduced by half?

The most controversial emperor in history is undoubtedly Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was mediocre and even single-handedly created the "witchcraft disaster". However, in any case, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was undoubtedly a Great king. Because when he was in power, he won many external battles. It is no exaggeration to say that without him, China's territory would be reduced by half.

In his life, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty fought in many places, including North Korea, Baiyue, Dayuan, Xiongnu, etc., and no one did not tremble when looking at the Han people. At that time, it can be said that the basic scope of the Han Dynasty was completely established. , this is how the Han Dynasty came to be.

In 133 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty fought a war with the Xiongnu. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che sent Wei Qing and Huo Qubing to attack the Xiongnu. In 53 BC, the Huhanxie Chanyu of the Xiongnu returned to the Han Dynasty. This ended the Hundred Years' War between the Han and the Xiongnu, and then successively destroyed South Vietnam, East Vietnam, and Destroy North Korea, etc.

When the territory of the Han Dynasty was the largest, most of Xinjiang included a particularly large area of ??land in Central Asia. The Liaodong area also reached Jilin, reaching Inner Mongolia in the north and Vietnam in the south, including All of Korea, the land area of ??the Han Dynasty at that time was estimated to be 10.4 million square kilometers.

And Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was indeed a military genius. According to historical records, almost all arrangements for the war against the Xiongnu were completed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty himself. Therefore, the achievements of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty are really not the least bit.

However, although Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had the credit for opening up the territory, he killed people indiscriminately, and the wars every year was a waste of people and money. At the same time, he was extravagant, which can be said to have wasted the world and displaced the people. When droughts and locust plagues occur, the people have no resistance at all. Therefore, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was both a winner and a loser.