Chapter 44 The Huns are humans too?! The emperors were furious!

And similarly, some fools avoid being ridiculed by the people on the list, no matter how careful they are now.

He wanted to follow Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to learn how to govern the world!

Learn the art of war!

Learn the tricks!

It can be said that all the foolish kings in the Song Dynasty have never been so careful.

Of course, some foolish kings who feel good about themselves just wait for this scene to be enjoyed.

Zhu Qizhen: "Facts have proved that as long as I don't go too far, there will be no divine punishment."

In the Northern Qi Dynasty, Gao Zhan, the Emperor Wucheng who favored the treacherous Xiaoxiao, raped the court and killed the clan: "Haha, you stupid kings of a huge dynasty are really unlucky. You are listed on the list and scolded along with the prosperous emperor. Look at our small country, how I like to play.

No matter how you play, I’m not afraid of not being on the list if you don’t have a prosperous life!”

Nanliang, who did not want to be an emperor but wanted to be a monk, led to a dark government and built Buddhist temples indiscriminately. The headstrong Emperor Xiao Yan of Liang Dynasty said: "If you have time to study diligently with the prosperous emperor, it is better to copy more scriptures. The Buddha will show mercy, and the fortunes of the country will turn around."

Naturally prosperous."

During the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houcong, who was a superstitious alchemist and devoted himself to survival and did not care about government affairs: "I pray that the Ming Dynasty will never be on the list! Don't be on the list, I don't want to be scolded!"

Chongzhen: "I have a hunch that I won't be able to run away!"

"Hurry up and learn more from the Han Emperor!!!"

Chongzhen's current goal is to be like Yang Guang. Although he has made mistakes, if he can correct them, he will do great things!

It's nothing to improvise and make up for it at the last minute. It's the same thing to learn the same thing quickly!

Moreover, the emperors of the Tang Dynasty are all holding their breath and concentrating.

They just want to know what other reasons they don’t know about this great Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for being on the list!

After all, among the history books they have read, there is something wrong with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ranking so high on the list!

Therefore, it can be said that every emperor of the Tang Dynasty was dissatisfied.

The emperor's wrath is not something ordinary people can bear!

His eyes are like knives that cut people!

Perhaps without this Golden Curtain inventory, the emperors of the Tang Dynasty would never have known.

Later generations of Chinese people were also called "Han people". Where did this title come from!

How come China’s five-thousand-year-old backbone would rather break than bend!

Where does this confidence come from!

The prosperous age is the grand occasion of the current dynasty, but there is another way to evaluate the prosperous age, and that is influence.

If this influence affects only one corner (one place), it cannot be called a prosperous age;

And if it affects a state, it is only called stability;

If it affects many places, it can be called governing the world and forming the prototype of a prosperous age!

If it affects a country, it can be called a prosperous age!

If it increases its influence and affects many countries, it can be said that there is almost no suspense about being on the list.

However, if it not only affects the current dynasty, but also affects future generations, it will be a huge prosperous age!

It is a prosperous era that is commendable and will leave a name and a good story through the ages!

And what if!

Is it a prosperous age that has influenced thousands of generations?

It can be said to be a prosperous age over there!

Unrivaled!

Therefore, the emperors of the Tang Dynasty, like some people, only focused on the influence of their current dynasty.

If the prosperous times do not have an impact on people's livelihood and the society of the current dynasty, how can they have an impact on future generations?

The two have never been separated.

After all, to take the simplest example, if there is no impact on the prosperity of the current dynasty, how can your ancestors pass you on?

It is possible that any dynasty that is directly destroyed by war will have its incense cut off.

Isn’t this an impact on future generations?

The peaceful and prosperous age is a prosperous age, and the eternal prosperous age is also a prosperous age!

Moreover, the status, value, and historical significance are higher than those of one of the peaceful and prosperous dynasties!

A peaceful and prosperous age can still be achieved as long as the emperor is attentive, as long as the emperor himself is capable, and as long as the civil servants and generals work hard and cooperate.

But if you want to achieve something that will affect the prosperity of the ages.

Throughout history, how many emperors can do this?

And among these emperors who did it, which one is not famous in history?

But now, the emperors of the Tang Dynasty are filled with righteous indignation. They have never thought about how much influence the prosperous age of the Han Dynasty had on future generations!

Not to mention, "Then according to what you said, Da Qin is not the most influential? Shouldn't it be ranked first?"

People who only think in one direction are not wrong to think so.

However, Lin Xiu mentioned earlier that the ranking of the prosperous era is only after evaluating all the standards of the current dynasty, and then considering the impact on the eternal world.

Rather than [only] commenting on the impact on future generations.

If we really compare it with official history, is there anyone in Da Qin who can fly?

Has anyone been to space?

Has anyone ever exploded an atomic bomb?

Can the economy develop at such a grand pace as never before, and the country and the people be safe?

Ranking is the influence of a [comprehensive] factor, rather than just talking about a certain point.

But now, even among the big men, being on the list has absolutely no objection.

But the emperors of the Tang Dynasty were not convinced.

Li Shimin: "I want to see how many splashes you can make in your prosperous age!"

The Emperor of All Realms has a complicated mood, but the inventory still continues to play.

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[Fourth place: The prosperous age of Hanwu]

[Reason 2: Consolidating centralization of power!]

[After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty came to the throne, the remaining issues among the princes were also effectively resolved. 】

[After the "building of princes" and "assessing the chaos of the Seven Kingdoms" in the Wen and Jing dynasties, the power of princes and kings with the same surname has been greatly reduced. 】

[Under such circumstances, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty further weakened the power of the vassal kings! 】

[The implementation of the "enhancement order" means that the princes and kings are allowed to distribute their "private favors", that is, kingdoms, land, and household registrations, part by part, to their children as lieutenants. ]

[Under such circumstances, it is equivalent to continuously splitting a huge vassal force into small lords. 】

[After this step is achieved, the various vassal states will actually fall apart without the need for the court to take action.]

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Li Longji, who lost a son, has no sadness, resentment or anger at all. After all, if he doesn't behave well now, when will the punishment from heaven befall him!

This is all impossible!

So Li Longji quickly praised: "Wonderful! It's really wonderful!"

Several emperors from later generations of the Tang Dynasty discussed the matter and nodded repeatedly: "This order of favor was indeed an effective policy to break up the various princes and kings at that time."

However, their separate regime in the Tang Dynasty was composed of various military governors. Their situations were similar, but somewhat different.

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[At the same time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty designated officials of various kingdoms as "left officials", declaring their low rank and indicating discrimination. 】

【This is used to control the flow of talent.】

[Otherwise, all the talents will go to other vassal states to become officials, and the court will have no talents available]

[It also restricted the exchanges between talents and princes, effectively preventing cliques from forming for personal gain.]

[Through this series of policies, the vassal issues that had plagued the Han Dynasty for decades were effectively resolved. 】

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Seeing this, Zulong couldn't help but admire Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's idea: "You took Emperor Wu as your temple name, but you didn't expect that Wenzhi was also a good person."
To be continued...