Due to the social system and other reasons, there have been many strange emperors in the history of China. If Emperor Zhu Changluo died after abstinence, Liu He, the deposed Emperor of the Han Dynasty, was a representative who did bad things whenever he had the chance. How many bad things did he do during his tenure? According to the Biography of Han Shu Huo Guang Jin Ridi, Liu He "after being blocked on the 27th, the envoys spent a noon, then held ceremonies and various official duties, totaling 1,127 things." In other words, Liu He was in office for only 27 days, but he did 1 127 bad things, with an average of more than 40 bad things every day. Few people are so efficient. No wonder historical records painted him with a strong color.
How did such a dishonest man get to the throne?
After the death of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne at the age of 8. Unexpectedly, Zhao 2 1 died. Liu He, a childless and idle Changyi king, got a big deal. After Zhao's death, according to the inheritance law at that time, the heir of the emperor should be Wang, the son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. But this Liu Xu is not a good bird, and his daily behavior is chaotic, which is detrimental to the royal orthodoxy. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was alive, he didn't like this son. At this time, although someone suggested that Huo Guang should succeed to the throne, Huo Guang, a powerful general, was also in his name, so the suggestion was not passed.
Liu He is the son of filial piety king Liu Bo and the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. From the order of inheritance, it was Liu He's turn to inherit Changyi after Guangling Wang was deprived of the right of inheritance. After consulting with his ministers, General Huo Guang thought that it was most appropriate for Liu He to inherit the throne, so he wrote a report to Queen Shangguan. In fact, this is just a procedure. Although Queen Shangguan is the queen of Zhao Han, she is still young, only 15 years old, and she is also the granddaughter of Huo Guang. How could she not listen to my uncle? So, the Shangguan Queen nodded in agreement, and sent a letter to meet Liu He at the official residence of Changyi King.
A few days later, the queen summoned Liu He to inherit the imperial edict and came to Changyi. Liu He beaming, immediately with the team to changan. He left in less than half a day 130 Li, and there were countless dead horses. I can't wait. The speed of travel is amazing.
After coming to Chang 'an, Liu He succeeded to the throne. Before the funeral of Emperor Zhao ended, he quietly invited ministers to drink and have fun every day, and specially invited artists from Changyi to sing, play the piano, play drums, raise pigs, race horses and have fun for him in the palace. He also rode back and forth in the harem with Han in the special car of Empress Dowager Cixi and the Emperor. In order not to let his story leak out, Liu He ordered, "Anyone who dares to leak this matter will be executed!"
It will be the misfortune of the country and people if such a arrogant emperor is allowed to run amok in the dragon chair for a long time. Fortunately, there was no fire in the newspaper, and Liu He's evil deeds were discovered. As you can imagine, this is a routine procedure. Under the impeachment of Huo Guang and Wu Wen, Liu He's emperor addiction was abolished after only 27 days, and even the title was not decided. Later generations vividly called it Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
Some people say that the abolition of Liu He is the result of political struggle, and that the charges of absurd fornication cited by courtiers headed by Huo Guang against Liu He are only superficial phenomena, but actually have profound political reasons. Liu He was made emperor. He should rely on and reuse the imperial envoys headed by Huo Guang to safeguard their vested interests in North Korea. But Liu He didn't do this, instead, he moved all the original troops of Changyi to Chang 'an, drinking and having fun all day, and playing drama indiscriminately, which made the Han Palace malodorous. For a Liu He who didn't take root in North Korea, he was the only one who was deposed.