Let's discuss some emperors written by Chairman Mao in the next chapter "Spring and Snow in Qinyuan".

1, Qin Huang-Qin Shihuang was Ying Zheng (259 BC-2 BC10), who was originally Qin Guojun and Wang Xiangzhi of Qin Zhuang in the Warring States Period (according to legend, he was born to Lv Buwei), and he ascended the throne in 246 BC when he was only thirteen years old. As there was no bar mitzvah ceremony, the actual dictator was Lv Buwei and the favorite eunuch of the Empress Dowager. In 238 BC, the king of Qin began to lead the government. That year, he suppressed the rebellion, and the next year, he dismissed Lv Buwei. Then, Reese was appointed Prime Minister. In order to unify the six countries, he adopted his proposal to destroy the six countries and sent general Wang Jian and others to launch a unified war. From 230 BC to the first 22 1 year, Korea, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan and Qi were destroyed in ten years, realizing the unification of the four seas. After the reunification of the country, he founded the title of "Emperor", calling himself the first emperor, namely Qin Shihuang. The emperor is the supreme ruler of the country, who can decide everything in the country and directly appoint and dismiss important officials of the central and local governments. In addition, Qin Shihuang implemented a county system in the whole country, which was divided into 36 counties. He also conquered Baiyue in the south and Xiongnu in the north, and unified currency, writing and weights and measures. He ordered the destruction of folk weapons, moved the nobles of six Shandong countries to Guanzhong, burned Confucian books, killed more than 460 Confucian scholars and practiced autocratic and centralized rule. In 2 10 BC, Qin Shihuang died on his way back to Xianyang (now Xingtai, Hebei Province) after five rounds.

2. Hanwu-Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (former156-former 87), namely. Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. The former 156 reigned for 87 years. Son of King Jing. Take "ousting a hundred schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone" and use spells to punish them; Promulgate the "favor decree" to cut off separatist forces; The government manages the salt and iron trade to stabilize prices; Harness the Yellow River, build water conservancy projects, emigrate to the frontier areas, and implement the "farming by substitution"; Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions, Wei Qing and Huo Qubing went to the Xiongnu, and Yungui set up a county, which pushed the Han Dynasty to its peak. Good poetry and good fu, the original two-volume anthology is dead.

Later generations have a cloud: "Some people say that the government of China won the Qin Emperor, and the territory of China won the Hanwu. The two emperors can stand proudly in the forest of China emperors and shine on the page of history ..."