Analysis of Filial Piety Hui Di

He is not a tiger, but a good emperor. As the saying goes, "Cut to the chase." Liu Bang took the world with a cloth and a three-foot sword, but his successor, Han Hui Emperor Liu Ying, was an emperor who lived in the shadow of his mother's arbitrary power. During his seven years in office, he achieved little. But for Han, who has a shallow qualification, as long as he guarantees to resolutely implement a set of policies formulated by his father, inherit his father's system, and do his duty well, he can be peaceful. Indeed, Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty also played a connecting role in the historical development of the Han Dynasty. With this, Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty is a good emperor.

Be stimulated to death

Huidi should have done more like Wendi and Jingdi later, but he died young because of his mother Lv Hou.

The first is the selection of the queen. Hui Di didn't marry the Crown Princess because she was too young when she became a prince. When he became emperor, his mother, Lv Hou, chose Zhang as the queen, but Zhang was a niece. According to the current concept and law, it was a typical consanguineous marriage, but it was still popular at that time. Later, because Zhang had not given birth for a long time, he told Zhang that he was pregnant without authorization, and then took a son born in China and the United States as his own and made him a prince, but his biological mother was killed.

The most important reason for Hui Di's early death is the cruelty of his mother Lv Hou. When Liu Bang was alive, he favored many harem concubines and neglected Lv Hou. This made Lv Hou very jealous. When Liu Bang died and became the queen mother, he persecuted his former concubine, sometimes to the point of madness. For Mrs. Qi, who once threatened the status of the prince, her revenge made her enter the ranks of immortals: first, let people pull out Mrs. Qi's hair (it was an insulting punishment for men to shave off their hair at that time, especially women), and then put on cangue to do heavy physical labor. Later, Mrs Qi's son Ruyi Zhao was tricked into Chang 'an and killed with poisoned wine. That's not enough. Severely cut off Mrs Qi's limbs, gouged out her eyes, smoked her ears, drugged her, and finally threw her into the toilet and called her a human being (that is, a person like a pig). Mrs. Qi crawled in the toilet for three days before she died.

Lv Hou embarrassed Liu Ying, and Liu Ying turned pale with fear and shouted, "This is not made by people! I am your son, and I have no face to rule the world anymore! " When Hui Di saw the man, he knew that it was Mrs. Qi. He was greatly stimulated and burst into tears. After that, he was ill for a year. Hui Di no longer goes to court to handle government affairs. Drinking and having fun every day, infatuating with the harem, and dying a few years later.

In 188 BC, the seventh year of Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty, Hui Di died at the age of 23. Posthumous title showed filial piety, which means that the dutiful son is good at inheriting his father's career. Since then, except Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, who was the master of ZTE, there was a word of filial piety in posthumous title of the Han Dynasty. Hui Di was buried in Anling after his death, near what is now Xi. Liu Bang has eight sons, and Liu Ying is the second. Born in the thirty-sixth year of Qin Shihuang (2 1 1), he belongs to the tiger. His mother Lv Zhi is Liu Bang's original wife. 12 years (formerly 195), Liu Bang died of illness in April, and in May, Liu Ying, 17 years old, acceded to the throne for Hui Di. "Hui" means "kindness and meekness", and this posthumous title can be described as a summary of Liu Ying's life. Since Hui Di, the word "filial piety" has been added to the posthumous title of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, such as "Emperor Xiao Wen" and "Emperor Wu Xiao". This is because the rulers of the Han Dynasty respected filial piety and "ruled the world with filial piety". Hui Di was an emperor in name only. After seven years, he died prematurely at the age of 23. After the death of Hui Di, Lv Hou was in power for another eight years. Around 15, it was the transitional period and the foundation stone laying period from the founding of the People's Republic of China to the rule of Wenjing in the Han Dynasty, which occupied an important position in history.