Good Jiangnan

I dreamed that Jiangnan was good, and it was accidental to levy Liao.

but the color is there, and parting is only this year.

Zi Zhi Tong Jian records the last moment of Emperor Yangdi's life, and Sima Guang did not hesitate to describe the tyrant as a "dying hero". The 185th volume of the book has done a little foreshadowing: Emperor Yangdi looked at the mirror and felt sorry for himself, and said to the very favored Xiao Huanghou, "Who deserves a knife to cut off my noble head?" The implication is that I want to die, and God won't let me. The queen was shocked and asked him why he suddenly said such an unlucky thing. Emperor Yangdi smiled and replied in a tone close to that of a philosopher: "There is also a cycle of happiness and sorrow. If you get it, you may lose it, or you may get it. Even if your head is cut off, it's nothing. People are like that all their lives. What's so sad about it? "

Yang Guang (April 11th, 569-618), namely Emperor Yangdi of Sui Dynasty (reigned from 64 to 618), an English, small print Ayu, Huayin people in modern Huayin, Shaanxi Province), the second son of Emperor Emperor Wen of Sui of Sui Dynasty and the literature queen Dugu Jialuo, was the second emperor of Sui Dynasty.

Yang Guangsheng was born in Daxing. He was made King of Jin in the first year of Emperor Kai (581), and then led an army south to wipe out Nan Chen. In November of the 2th year of Emperor Kai (6), he was made Prince, and he succeeded to the throne in July of the 4th year of Renshou (64). During his reign, he built the Sui Grand Canal? ; Building the East Capital and Moving the Capital to Luoyang? Change the state to the county; Change the weights and measures to the ancient style; It had a great influence on later generations. However, frequent wars, such as personally levying Tuguhun and three levies of Koguryo, and the abuse of the people's power, caused the people's frequency to rise, caused chaos in the world, and led to the collapse of the Sui Dynasty.

in the 14th year of Daye (618), Xiao Guo's army launched a mutiny in Jiangdu, and Yang Guang was killed by the rebels. More than 4 poems were recorded in The Poems of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Dong, Emperor of Sui Gong, and Dou Jiande, Emperor of Xia Dynasty.