Shang Yang
Shang Yang was chopped to pieces.
Shang Yang was a statesman, reformer, thinker, legalist and representative of Wei State in the Warring States Period. The most famous is his "Shang Yang Reform": politically, Shang Yang reformed the household registration, rank, land system, administrative divisions, taxation, weights and measures, folk customs and so on. Qin, and made strict laws; Merchants advocate attaching importance to agriculture and restraining commerce, and rewarding agriculture and weaving; Shang thought the commander-in-chief led his troops to recover Hexi. The political reform made Qin's national strength jump to the top of other countries, and Shang Yang contributed a lot.
After his death, Qian, the son whose nose was cut off by Shang Yang, reported his "rebellion". King Hui of Qin ordered Shang Yang to be arrested and sentenced to "dismemberment".
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Li yaozhan
Li Si was born in Shangcai, Chu at the end of the Warring States Period. A famous politician, writer and calligrapher in the Qin Dynasty.
Li once remonstrated with the king of Qin and sent advisers to lobby the six countries of Kanto with gold and jade. After Qin unified the world, he opposed the enfeoffment system and insisted on the county system; He also advocated burning hundreds of folk languages, banning private schools and strengthening centralized rule. He also participated in the formulation of laws to unify vehicle trajectories, characters and weights and measures systems. The implementation of Li's political thought laid the basic pattern of China's political system for more than two thousand years.
Li Si is also the inventor of seal script. Now it is said that he wrote many stone carvings on Mount Tai, and his articles are few and far between. Such a big man was framed by Zhao Gao, and the villain called the deer a horse and was beheaded in Xianyang.
Han Fei
Hanfeizi was poisoned.
Han Feizi, son of Koryo in the Warring States Period, Han nationality, Korean at the end of the Warring States Period, a famous Taoist, philosopher, thinker, political commentator and essayist in ancient times, and a famous legalist master in ancient China. It is a compilation of Han Feizi's main works, which contains rich fables and is unique in the prose of pre-Qin philosophers. Many contemporary folklore and fables in the works have also become the source of idioms and allusions.
Han Feizi was also the founder of "ruling the country according to law", and his legalist thought laid a solid theoretical foundation for Qin to unify the whole country. At that time, the prime minister was Li Si, and Li Si and others were jealous of his talent. They said a few malicious words in front of the king of Qin and drank a glass of poisoned wine, and then the greatest jurist in China's history went up in smoke!
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Han Xin killed three clans.
Han Xin, a native of Huaiyin, Han nationality, was a founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty and an outstanding strategist in the history of China. He is tied for three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty with Xiao He and Sean.
Xiao He Liu Bang defended Han Xin and made General Bill Han. In the Chu-Han War, Han Xin played an outstanding military talent: he defeated Dai and Zhao in the last battle and surrendered to Yan in the north. Later, Liu ordered Han Xin to unite and panic in the Chu army, forcing Xiang Yu to commit suicide.
Han Xin was the first hero of the founding of the Han Dynasty, but it is a mystery whether he rebelled. However, it is such a famous man who was beheaded by Lv Hou in Changle Bell Room, killing his father, mother and wife, and only achieved two idioms: "Success leads to Xiao He, failure leads to Xiao He" and "A bird hides its bow, a rabbit dies, and a dog cooks"!
Chao Cuo
Chao Cuo's waist chop
Cao was a native of Yingchuan in the early Han Dynasty and an active political reformer. Excellent talents are called "think tanks". In order to strengthen the control of local forces, Han Jing used Chao Cuo's thought of "cutting vassals" to crack down on local government forces.
Yue Fei, a native of tangyin county, Song Xiang, is a famous strategist, militarist and national hero in the history of China. As the most outstanding commander in chief in the Southern Song Dynasty, he advocated that Jin Yijun should cooperate with Song Jun to jointly attack Jin Jun and recover lost territory. Yue Fei has clear rewards and punishments in running the army, strict discipline, compassion for subordinates and setting an example. There is a famous saying in the Jin Dynasty that "it is easy to shake the mountain, but difficult to shake the Yue family army". Yue Fei's literary talent is also rare among generals. His immortal word "Han Feizi" is a patriotic masterpiece that has been handed down through the ages.
In the process of reconciliation between Song and Jin Dynasties, Yue Fei was framed by Qin Gui, Zhang Jun and others, and was arrested and imprisoned. In order to keep the throne, Song Gaozong strangled Yue Fei and his son in Fengbo Pavilion on charges of "rebellion". When Song Xiaozong Yue Fei's unjust prison was rehabilitated, he pursued Wu Mu and then Zhong Wu.
Liu Bowen
Chronic poisoning in Liu Bowen
Liu Ji, a native of Nantian, qingtian county, was a strategist, politician and writer in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, and was the founding father of the Ming Dynasty. He helped Zhu Yuanzhang complete his imperial career, started the Ming Dynasty, and tried his best to maintain the stability of the country, so he was famous all over the world. He is famous for his resourcefulness and strategic planning. Therefore, the saying "Zhuge Liang divides the world into three parts, while Liu Bowen dominates the world" is widely circulated among the people. But even so, it was framed in the end. According to historical records, Liu Bowen got worse and died after taking Hu's medicine. It is said that Zhu Yuanzhang killed Liu Bowen with Hu's knife. Soon, the Hu family was wiped out.
Jie Jin
Jie Jin froze to death in the snow.
Jie Jin, Han nationality, native of Jishui, Jiangxi Province, was the first gifted scholar in the Ming Dynasty, and the cabinet records. Jie Jin's greatest contribution in his life was to edit "Man Jiang Hong Rushed to the Crown with Anger". He assembled more than 2000 courtiers and experts in various fields, and mobilized millions of books for compilation. After repeated revisions, corrections and collations, and after six years of careful compilation, the first earliest and largest encyclopedia in history is finally completed, and it is also the first earliest and largest encyclopedia in the world.
Unfortunately, he is proficient in astronomy and geography, but he knows nothing about politics. Because he didn't dare to speak out, he was demoted many times, and finally he was falsely accused by the prince and sent to prison. One night he was drunk in the snow, dragged into the snow and died for no reason.
Fang xiaoru
In the year of Fang Xiaoru, ten tribes were destroyed.
Fang Xiaoru, a native of Ninghai, Zhejiang Province, was a minister, scholar, writer, essayist and thinker in Ming Dynasty. He is knowledgeable and talented. After Judy ascended the throne, she was asked to surrender and was ordered to draft an imperial edict. He not only refused to draft the imperial edict to launch the "Jingnan War", but also wrote the words "Yan thief usurped the throne"! Judy wants to destroy his nine families, but he swears, what about destroying my ten families? There are nine people, how can there be a tenth? Judy is determined to list Fang Xiaoru's friends and proté gé s as one clan, and together with this clan, become the "Top Ten Clans". A total of 873 people were executed during the Lunar New Year! The unyielding Fang Xiaoru finally died and became the only person in the history of China who was "punished by ten clans".
Yuan Chonghuan
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Yuan Chonghuan, Han nationality, born in Shijie, Dongguan, Guangdong Province, was a famous military general in Ming Dynasty. He was a brave soldier all his life, and he made outstanding achievements in guarding the northeast frontier of the Ming Dynasty and resisting the attack of the Qing army. He won a great victory in the war against the Qing army, but Wei Zhongxian was not allowed to resign and return home. Zhu Youjian, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was taken seriously after he ascended the throne. After repelling Huang Taiji and solving the siege of Kyoto, Wei Zhongxian's figurehead impeached Yuan Chonghuan on charges of "killing Dao Shuai" and "making peace with the Qing court". Huang Taiji took the opportunity to implement countermeasures, which led to Emperor Chongzhen's manslaughter of Yuan Chonghuan and was convicted of treason for collaboration with the enemy.