The grandson of the late Jin Dynasty named his father Sun Jian emperor, why didn't he name his brother Sun Ce?

There are two main reasons why Sun Quan did not seal his brother Sun Ce when he ascended the throne. One is that there is no precedent for sealing a younger brother before, not that Sun Quan did not seal a younger brother, but that he never thought about it. The second reason is that it is reasonable for Sun Quan to follow in his father's footsteps. If he follows in his brother's footsteps, then Sun Ce's son will follow in his footsteps after Sun Ce's death, so there should be no Sun Quan, so this reason is also the reason why he does not follow in Sun Ce's footsteps.

Also, when the world was divided into three parts, our country could still be attacked at any time at that time. If Sun Ce, the eldest brother, should be awarded the throne by Sun Ce's son, then someone will surely say that Sun Quan should not be emperor. When the country was just founded, the most taboo was that the monarch and his subjects were not United. Not only can there be war outside the country at any time, but if there is chaos inside, it will definitely put the country in danger.

In addition, if Sun Ce, the eldest brother, is posthumously sealed, there will definitely be someone who wants Sun Ce's son to be emperor among the generals led by Sun Ce. Zhou Yu is a man who fought with Sun Ce. At that time, Sun Quan became emperor, called Zhou Yu back urgently, and then said to Zhou Yu. I am an inexperienced person. You'd better be emperor, Zhou Yu. This is also a test of whether Zhou Yu supports being an emperor, and Zhou Yu understands it, but Zhou Yu did not say that he wanted to be an emperor. Of course, Zhou Yu promised to die at that time.

To sum up, for various reasons, it is absolutely reasonable for Sun Quan not to pursue his brother Sun Ce, which is what this country needs.