China is the oldest country in the world with a history of 5,000 years of civilization. It is known as the four ancient civilizations in the world together with Egypt, India and Babylon. No country in the world has a long history like China, and no country has the same culture like China. The present Greeks have nothing to do with the former Greeks, and the modern Egyptians have nothing to do with the former Egyptians, but the modern China people are descendants of the ancient China people. China not only has a long history, but also thinks that many tyrants in the world are famous. In the history of more than 5,000 years, from the Yellow Emperor Dynasty to the Puppet Manchukuo, China has 83 dynasties, 559 emperors, and the number of tyrants accounts for about one third. With a few exceptions, almost every dynasty monarch was violent and unconscious. Even those founding kings who should be wise and virtuous, many of them have tyrant blood; For example, Zhu Wen, the founding emperor of Hou Liang, was a great tyrant. He was a traitor, bandit, robber and villain. The twenty emperors of the Ming Dynasty, except seven emperors, Zhu Qiyu, were almost equal to tyrants. These tyrants have created totalitarian dictatorships that trample on human rights, created the most cruel criminal procedure law, and established the "official standard" values that stifle social vitality, making the most docile people in the world tremble in one nightmare after another.
Tyrants in the history of China can be roughly divided into four types: the first type is tyrants with strange hobbies, such as excessive greed for money or lust. The second is a tyrant who lacks self-control, is stunned by power, and finally loses humanity. The third is a tyrant who has superhuman ability, thinks too highly of himself and doesn't listen to different opinions. The fourth tyrant is the product of the system.
First, China's earliest tyrants-Xia Jie and Yin Zhou.
Xia Jie was the last monarch of the Xia Dynasty. He is outstanding in literary talent and martial arts; With his bare hands, he can kill tigers and leopards, and bend and straighten iron hooks like noodles at will, so a person with good manners and skills should be able to become a wise king. Unfortunately, Xia Jie spent all his wisdom on tyranny, pleasure and fooling around. He built a luxurious and exaggerated palace with nine pillars cast in gold. In the palace, meat piled up like a mountain, and a huge pond of five square kilometers was filled with wine, which fluctuated like a lake blown by the wind. Xia Jie rowed in the wine pool many times, and the boat was full of beautiful women like flowers ... Xia Jie's most enthusiastic job was to hold a grand banquet with no less than 3,000 people at a time, which was not an amazing number in that vast country at that time. Three thousand people walked to the edge of the wine pool, stretched out their necks from the shore like cows drinking water, let go of their throats and drank in the deafening drums. Shi Meixi, Xian Lvgui's beloved wife, has a very extravagant hobby: she likes to listen to the sound when silks and satins are torn. Because Xia Jie loves this woman, she likes to satisfy her "hobbies" regardless of life and death, and orders the maids to tear silks and satins around her day and night. The hard work of thousands of women in China is being torn up at an accelerated pace. Xia Jie's greatest masterpiece when he was in office was the invention of a kind of torture called "branding". He put ointment on a copper column, burned charcoal fire under it, and taught the prisoner to walk barefoot on the copper column. It's impossible not to slide down. If you slide down, you will fall on the coal and be burned to death. When others are struggling in this torture, they are immersed in great happiness. One day, while appreciating the screams of prisoners, Xian Lvgui asked Guan Longfeng, a loyal and wise minister, if he was happy. Guan Longfeng said, "This kind of practice seems to be treading on thin ice, and the danger is just around the corner." The man who listens to good words with all his heart is furious: "You only know that others are in danger at present, but you don't know that you are in danger at present!" " He ordered the dragon and phoenix to be pushed to the red-hot copper pillar, and watched him fall into the burning coals and slowly turn to ashes in a sad cry. Yi Yin, the leader of the Xin tribe, reminded him that if he continued like this, he would be in danger of national subjugation. He still disagrees very much. He said, "Don't confuse people with nonsense. People have a monarch, just like the sun in the sky. When the sun dies, I will die. " Can't compare with the sun. The following year, Shang Tang, the leader of the Shang tribe, led an army to attack Anyi (Xiaxian, Shanxi), the capital of Xiaguo, and defeated Xia Jun, who had an absolute advantage in Mingtiao (Mingtiaogang, Xiaxian, Shanxi). Xia Jie became a prisoner and was exiled to the wild Nanchao (Chaoxian County, Anhui Province, which was also very developed at that time) to raise pigs. Life in Xia Dynasty is over. The sun didn't set that day, but it was brighter.
Yin Zhou, the last monarch of Shang tribe, was a legend, as versatile as Xia Jie. People know him better than Xia Jie, because the popular romance novel Feng Shen Bang, with him as the leading role, has become a household name in China, and it has become a home theme in folk operas. He was born with divine power. If he was born in Spain today, he must be an unparalleled matador, who can cover all bullfighting events. Because he can pull nine cows backwards. His hands can still hold the beams of the building ... What's terrible is that he didn't use his intelligence to govern the country and help the people, but refused to persuade and covered up his mistakes. He was very successful in this respect. Even if he appeared naked in front of the public in the later period of his administration, his officials would loudly praise his wisdom and greatness, just like the "Emperor in New Clothes" in Andersen's fairy tales. During his reign, he built many buildings, and the palace buildings were constantly renovated. Only "Yaogong" and "Yaotai" were built for seven years. The meat in the harem is piled like a mountain forest, and the wine is also packed in a huge pool-much like Xia Jie, the last monarch of the Xia Dynasty. At every banquet, officials attending the banquet often eat and drink for seven days and seven nights, and get drunk for several days in a row, so that everyone often forgets what day it is.
Yin Zhou is as greedy and lustful as Xia Jie, and his favorite Su Daji refuses to say that he is one hundred times more beautiful than Ji Meixi. According to folklore, when she was finally tied to the execution ground by Jiang Ziya, the 90-year-old heartless commander-in-chief of Zhou Corps, all the executioners were driven out of their wits, and Jiang Ziya had to execute herself. After encountering the same difficulties, he had to order a cloth to cover Su Daji's beautiful face. A stunning beauty, often favored since childhood, is not very beautiful in her heart. Su Daji is a sadistic beauty. She urged her loving husband to break the bones of couples crossing the river barefoot in winter and study why they are not afraid of the cold; He also ordered the pregnant woman's belly to be cut open to see what the fetus looked like. He didn't care at all that her husband's country would be hurt by her morbid cruelty.
Yin and Zhou dynasties also had outstanding talents in persecuting loyal officials and citizens and inventing cruel punishments. He chopped two loyal ministers, Jiuhou and Hubei Hou, into paste, gouged out the eyes of Jiuhou's daughter and his favorite concubine, and branded his hands with red-hot copper barrels. Ji Chang, the leader of Zhou tribe who was revered as a saint by his subjects, sighed, so Yin Zhou imprisoned him in Tangyin, Henan Province for three years, put his son Ji Kao to death, and made a meat soup for Ji Chang, which Ji Chang had to eat. Ewing proudly declared: "Who said that Ji Chang was a saint and even ate his own son?" After getting carried away, I relaxed my guard against Ji Chang. Yin Zhou's extreme cleverness finally pushed Ji Chang, who was the most loyal and capable to defend him, to the opposite side. Ji Chang no longer ignored the current situation, but appealed to his liking, offering a lot of beautiful women, famous horses, jewels and a lot of compliments that were too sweet to cost a penny to show his "loyalty". Deeply moved, Yin Zhou not only released Ji Chang, but also granted him extensive power to conquer other tribes. Ji Chang used this power to eradicate the tribes still loyal to the Yin and Zhou Dynasties, and then actively planned the war against the Shang Empire. The response of the Yin and Zhou Dynasties was to greatly reward Ji Chang's "loyalty" and transfer a large number of talents who were the pillars of governing the country and the power to help security to Ji Chang, so as to "cultivate" Ji Chang's power to defeat the Shang Empire. Yin's uncle Bigan couldn't bear to watch the Shang Empire's building collapse in front of his eyes. He gave advice to his nephew regardless of his life, advised Yin Zhou to stop fooling around immediately, snared all the talents in the world, and pointed out the crisis of the Shang Empire. Yin Zhou's reaction was to fly into a rage: "I heard that the heart of a saint has seven tricks." You seem to be a saint, and you don't know how many tricks there are. " I ordered someone to cut open Bigan in court, dig out his heart, drench the blood he dug out, and pass it on to the imperial secretary to see if he really has seven secrets.
The last day came. In BC 1 122, the Zhou tribe and its alliance joined forces in Henan, and the 45,000-person Zhou Corps fought a decisive battle with the 700,000-person Shang Corps in Mu Ye (Jixian County, Henan Province), 20 kilometers south of the Shang capital. The result of the decisive battle was that the commercial corps failed with absolute superiority, and the fruit of Yin's harvest was to flee to Lutai, which was full of gold and silver, and set himself on fire!
Xia Jie and Yinzhou were both talented emperors. They were supposed to be heroes who benefited people all over the world. Unexpectedly, when he became an emperor, he became a public hazard all over the world, bringing great disasters to the people and himself. This shows that the emperor of China had infinite power from the beginning, and only infinite power had such sudden toxicity, which turned a hero into a demon worse than an animal. Everyone should notice that what Xia Jie and Ewing did is like falling out of the same mold, and their endings are similar. Both of them couldn't pass the beauty pass and ended up in the beauty's arms.
Xia Jie and Yin Zhou both belong to that kind of superhuman ability, they think highly of themselves and don't listen to different opinions. They were supposed to be emperors who could eventually become tyrants. Their extraordinary wisdom created a totalitarian autocratic system and eventually became the victim of this system. The earliest tyrant in China turned out to be this type, which makes people think!
1, Jigong Nie, warlord of bonfire drama.
Ji Gongnie was the twelfth king of the Zhou Dynasty. After he came to power, all his work was to find beautiful women, prostitutes and vent endless animal desires, which made things worse for the blood of his ancestors. In 780 BC, two great events happened in Zhou State. One is the collapse of Qishan, and the other is the drying up of Sanchuan (Shuijing, Weishui and Luoshui). This is the prelude to the great drought. The honest and ignorant Zhao Guojun Ji reminded Ji Gongnie: "Landslides and cracks, and rivers are getting worse and worse, indicating that people's blood is exhausted and their flesh is gone. Qishan was also a wasteland of the Zhou Dynasty. Once it collapses, it indicates that the foundation of the kingdom will be shaken and God will bring us disaster. If the king asks sages to assist the government and make great efforts to govern, he may be able to eliminate the wrath of heaven. If you indulge in debauchery, I am afraid that the world will be in chaos. " These words were not heard by any tyrant, but Ji Gongni was furious and took her back to her own country. Another responsible but ignorant monarch praised the king for continuing to make suggestions in Buji's footsteps: "Your Majesty is not afraid of the signs of heaven, and he will not give up loyalty. How can he govern the country?" Jigongnie's patience finally reached its limit, and he praised Wang Xiang to prison. Praise Wang Xiang's son and Hong De, but nothing can save his father. In desperation, he remembered the story of Ji Chang, the founding father of the Zhou Dynasty, who was imprisoned in Tangyin by Yin Zhou four hundred years ago. Inspired by "the tyrant is dissolute and lascivious, reckless", he trained a group of beautiful women headed by praising Lu to give to Ji Gong Nie. After seeing the praise, Ji Gong Nie was impressed by Wang Xiang's loyalty and deeply moved. He not only released Wang Xiang, but also took measures to make him a queen. In 773 BC, Ji Gong Nie abolished his original wife, Shen Hou, demoted Prince Ji Yijiu, who was born after Shen Hou, to a civil servant, sent him to Shen Guo, 400 kilometers away, ordered his grandfather Shen Guojun to discipline him, and announced him as the official queen. Regrettably, praise does not show consideration for the good intentions of the king's husband. It seems that he has a lot of dissatisfaction with his husband and rarely laughs at ordinary times. In order to make everyone laugh, Ji Gongnie offered a reward to solicit the opinions of his subjects. A seemingly loyal minister made a suggestion: "If a bonfire is lit and the minister is busy, the queen will laugh." Even children know never to play with bonfires, but it should be okay for the monarch to play once in a while in the palace. Despite the opposition of courtiers who really loved him, he came to Mount Li, 30 kilometers east of the capital, with a tribute and held a grand banquet. The monarch and his subjects chewed and drank until midnight, and Ji Gong Nie ordered the bonfire to be lit. The bonfire is an alarm for asking for help from distant citizens when foreign enemies invaded in ancient times. Burning wolf dung during the day and lighting it at night can be seen from far away. When the monarch saw the bonfire near Ji Wang, he thought that the capital was surrounded by barbarians, and the king was desperate for his life. He immediately assembled his troops and went to * * * to go to the national disaster. Ji Gongni and Bao Si condescended to enjoy this great program that they thought they were making a fool of themselves, but they actually ruined their lives. At dawn, those hard-working teachers who were wearing heavy armor and sweating and rushed into the field of vision soon reached the foot of Mount Li. Although the troops that sealed the country marched in a hurry all night, they were still in high spirits, showing a heroic spirit of dedication to the king and sacrifice for the country. Ji Gong Nie's reaction is to laugh at the bottom of my heart, laughing at why the post-Chu Coalition forces under the stage are so stupid and so easily fooled by him. He sent someone to announce the imperial edict, saying, "Your loyalty is commendable. There are actually no foreigners. I'm just entertaining myself with a bonfire. Please go back and wait for another reward. " Jigong Nie finally got a little self-cultivation and didn't call those Chu Hou idiots face to face. It is conceivable that the monarchs who sealed the country were shocked and embarrassed when they finally believed their ears. Seeing the compliment in my eyes, I couldn't help laughing, perhaps because my husband, who is the head of state, is fooling around like an ignorant child. ) This smile makes her feel beautiful. The happiness of Jugong fell from the sky: "When the queen smiles, she is full of charm."
Praise his daughter's smile, and Ji Gong's self-confidence improved again. He ordered Shen Guo to kill Prince Ji Yijiu. Shen Guojun put forward a little different opinion on the throne, and Ji Gong was quickly angered. He issued an imperial edict, revoked the title of Shen Wang, and assembled troops, threatening war. Shen Guojun knew that he could not resist alone, and it was useless to defend himself. In desperation, he had to drink poison to quench his thirst, and formed an alliance with the barbarian dog-Rong tribe near Haojing, the capital of Zhou, demanding that the dog-Rong launch a preemptive attack on Haojing, and Shen Guoze sent people to ambush Haojing as an inside man. The Gourong tribe has long coveted the wealth and beauty of Haojing, and naturally there is no reason to refuse the pies that fall from this world. Shen's emissary left with his front foot and Enemy at the Gates with his back foot, and launched a surprise attack on Haojiang. Quigonne lit a bonfire again when he was knocked unconscious and lied, asking for help from all the countries he once laughed at as fools. This time, Jigong became a fool, and the monarchs refused to be teased again and refused to send a single soldier. Fire and smoke burned day and night, but there was no chariot to help at the gate, and Haojing had no other choice. Under the attack of Ken Rong and Shen Guo, Ji Gong Nie was beheaded and praised by barbarians. I have no idea where it is.
Jigongnie's life is nothing, in fact, he should have died long ago, followed by his family and his country. The good scenery was devastated by the wanton burning and looting of the dog Rong tribe, not to mention the capital city, and even the ordinary market towns were not qualified. Successive Wang Jiyi had to move eastward for a long time, and the territory of the Zhou Dynasty shrank sharply, as did Ji Wang, leaving only a tiny area of 20,000 square kilometers around Luoyang. The king's financial and military resources were greatly reduced, and he was gradually exhausted. He had no strength to support his original prestige and dignity, which greatly reduced the binding force on the vassals, and the vassals then had the ambition to expand their territory on their own. Since then, the powerful Zhou Dynasty has declined irreversibly.
When Wei came of age, his father Wei and Jin sent messengers to Qi State to marry Xuan Jiang, the daughter of Qi State, as Wei's wife. After returning to China, the eloquent messenger greatly exaggerated Xuan Jiang's beauty in front of the monarch. The emissary originally wanted to kiss the king's ass, maybe there was no malice at all, but the evil thoughts of occupying his daughter-in-law bred in Wei and Jin Dynasties. He built a magnificent palace by the Qishui River, named it Xintai, and then taught Wei ji zi to go to Song State. When Wei Yi left, Wei Jin sent someone to Qi to meet the bride, and directly welcomed Xuan Jiang into the new stage. That night, he bowed hard and slept with his beautiful wife. By the time Wei returned to China, Xuan Jiang had changed from a wife to an ordinary mother. Xuan Jiang saw her husband suddenly change from a dream prince charming to a bad old man, and his inner disappointment and anger were hard to be encouraged. However, after disappointment and anger, just like that snobbish woman, as long as she can grasp the wealth in front of her eyes, she will deceive herself into being happy in front of her eyes and give birth to two sons in succession: Wei Shou and Wei Shuo. With two sons, Xuan Jiang began to think about the future and felt that her ex-fiance was a stumbling block to her son's loneliness and must be removed. Dad agrees with the idea of marrying less, because it's a bit embarrassing in front of his son these years. If he never sees this son, he can avoid a lot of embarrassment. With these factors, the animality of Wei and Jin dynasties broke out again, killing his son. Only those who stand at the peak of power can have such a savage beast. It happened that Qi attacked Ji and asked Wei to send troops to help. Wei Jin ordered Wei to go to Qi to appoint a meeting date. On the other hand, they secretly sent armed killers, disguised as robbers, and ordered them to "see a ship with a white oxtail (a symbol representing China's envoy), that is, kill the people on board and use the oxtail as a reward after killing."
The plot was highly confidential, but it was discovered by Xuan Jiang's eldest son, Wei Shou. Although the Wei and Jin couples were morally bankrupt, their son was a gentleman with conscience and morality. Wei Shou was helpless to the evil old man and mother, and could not persuade them to withdraw their orders, so he had to inform his eldest brother of the plot. Wei did not believe that there would be such a cold-blooded father in the world and insisted on going to Qi. Wei Shou had no choice but to bid farewell to his eldest brother, get him drunk and leave a note saying, "I went instead of you, please run for your life." Then, he put the white oxtail on the bow and set off. When they arrived at the ambush site, the "robber" only recognized the white oxtail, but not the human, and killed him. After Wei woke up, he naturally couldn't bear to die, so he chased him up. But when he arrived at the scene, his brother had been beheaded. Wei held his brother's body and wept bitterly, blaming the "robber" for killing the wrong person while crying. Robbers can't allow the Lord to live. With a wave of his bloody machete, Wei's head fell to the ground.
When two sons died, Wei and Jin dynasties had a guilty conscience and couldn't sleep at night because of panic. As soon as I closed my eyes, I saw Wei Shouwei covered in blood come to claim his life and died in less than half a year.
The price of incest in Wei and Jin Dynasties was a little high, but compared with Jiang Zhuer, the monarch of Qi State fifteen years later, he was lucky.
3. Qi Xianggong Jiang Zhuer sleeping with her sister.
Qi Xianggong Jiang Zhuer has an unusual interest in incest. The most commendable affair when he was in office was adultery with his sister Wen Jiang. Wen Jiang and Xuan Jiang mentioned above are sisters, and these two sisters are really two rare supporting roles in Incest Rank Smell. Wen Jiang married Ji Yun, the monarch of Lu. The cuckold husband never dreamed that it was his brother-in-law. In 694 BC, Mr. and Mrs. Ji Yun paid a state visit to Qi. Wen Jiang, who was homesick, met his long-lost lover and brother like a dead tree in spring, but he loved them in front of the imperial secretary. Then he was in endless distress and left her husband on the bench for a long time. After this pair of dog men and women had enough romance, they found that Jiyun had stood in front of them angrily, and the scandal between the two brothers and sisters was exposed. Jiyun scolded Wen Jiang like a dog, and then ran away from home angrily. Of course, the dog brother and sister thought of the fate of Jiyun after returning to China, so they ordered Hercules Peng Sheng to strangle him when he helped Jiyun get on the bus. Guo Ming knows the inside story. Because his military strength is too weak, he has no strength and powerful neighbors to protect himself, so he has to blame Peng Sheng alone and demand that the murderer be severely punished. Jiang Zhuer killed Peng Sheng, one shirked responsibility and the other silenced him. However, this trick can't fool everyone, and the scandal has spread on a large scale. Only Jiang Zhuer thinks that the crime has been perfectly covered up.
In addition to being stubborn, Jiang Zhuer is bent on doing evil and thinks she is great. He only cares about himself, ignoring the feelings and dignity of others. General Lian said he was stationed in the frontier on your orders. Before he left, he asked Jiang Zhuer about his garrison period. At that time, Jiang Zhuer was eating melons, so she casually said that when the melons were ripe, she would transfer them. When the new melon went on the market the next year, the company bent on reuniting with its family eagerly waited for the news of the change of defense, but waited for a soldier to take over their defense area in the future. Lian said that he thought the monarch had forgotten his promise, so he sent a Ministry to the capital to present a new melon to Jiang Zhuer to remind the monarch that it was time to fulfill his promise. Unexpectedly, Jiang Zhuer kept her mouth shut and refused to admit it. He even said that he would stay for another year and claimed that the monarch had the right to make any decision. He even said that he thought the monarch was a man of golden words and jade words. At this moment, seeing Jiang Zhuer's words is worse than shit, let alone anger in my heart. Even said that he was Jiang Zhuer's brother-in-law, and his sister married the monarch in her early years. After her husband died, Wen Jiang dared not go back to Lu, so she stayed with Jiang Zhuer. Dogs and women can never be separated, and even my sister is left out in the cold, which inevitably makes her feel resentful. Even when I thought of the widow and sister in the palace, new hatred and old hatred came to my mind together, so I had the idea of getting rid of the monarch and made quite careful plans for it. What is lacking is the opportunity, but the opportunity will come soon.
Eight years after Peng's death, Jiang Zhuer went hunting in the suburbs and found a wild boar. Jiang Zhuer shot three arrows and missed. When Jiang Zhuer was about to shoot the fourth arrow, the wild boar suddenly raised its front hoof, stood up like a human, and let out a terrible scream. Jiang Pearl was horrified to see that the wild boar turned out to be dead Peng Sheng, and his head fell off his horse. When he was rescued, a shoe was missing. In the evening, there was a mutiny under the command of a general. When the rebels couldn't find Jiang Zhuer anywhere and were about to give up their efforts, they found this shoe beside a dark tunnel, so they pulled Jiang Zhuer out and hacked her to death. People firmly believe that this shoe was put there by the ghost of Peng Sheng.
My brother has a thin waist, and my brother is a bully.
Xiong Wei, King of Chu Ling, did not ascend to the throne by legal means. His royal lineage is too alien. He took bloody measures and killed his nephew Xiong Mi before he took the throne. He is a famous tyrant in Chu, and his interest in beauty is far greater than that in governing the country. He likes women with thin waists so much that hundreds of ladies-in-waiting starve to death to cultivate thin waists-perhaps out of voluntary weight loss or compulsion. Xiong Wei's lewdness gave the aspirant a chance. In 529 BC, Xiong Wei's younger brother, Xiong Qiji, followed his brother's example and staged a coup to oust Xiong Wei from the throne. Xiong Wei was cornered and hung on a rope. Xiong Qiji became king as he wished, and made his son Xiong Jian a prince. When the subjects of Chu were secretly glad that the tyrant had been removed and they could live a better life from now on, the bear took the opportunity to quickly disappoint them. What he did was 100 times more absurd than his brother, and the harm to his family and country was even more tragic 100 times.
In order to unify the State of Qin and control the State of Jin (when Jin and Chu were fighting for hegemony), Xiong Qiji betrothed Meng Ying, the sister of the monarch of Qin, to his son Xiong Jian. Meng Ying, the princess without phase described by the novelist. In 526 BC, Xiong Qiji sent Fei Wuji, a minister, to the State of Qin to meet the Prince. Fei Wuji is a boring politician, scheming, and hates all good things in his bones. When he welcomed Meng Ying to Du Ying, he praised Meng Ying's "A Chinese Odyssey" beautifully written in front of the king, like the messenger of the patriotic Xintai Incident. The difference is that Fei Wuji is malicious, because he strongly encourages the bear to give up his illness as a "creeper" and take his daughter-in-law as his own. Xiong Qiji and Fei Wuji are birds of a feather, and the monarch and the minister have the same smell. Naturally, they warmly welcomed this "loyal" proposal, and they began to implement this evil plan step by step. Fei Wuji told the dowry minister of Qin State that according to the custom of Chu State, the bride should go to the palace to see her in-laws before formal marriage. So Meng Ying entered the palace, and Dad took over the palace, turned his daughter-in-law into a concubine, married Xiong Jian with a girl from Qi, and pretended to be Meng Ying. A year later, Meng Ying gave birth to her son Xiong Ti, and the scandal began to be exposed.
Meng Ying, like Xuan Jiang in the "New Taiwan Incident", is a sacrificed woman who has no power to stop all this, but she is more noble than Xuan Jiang's soul and has no intention of killing her ex-fiance to seize her office. However, Fei Wuji will not let the disaster stop. Now that he has walked out of the first step of the conspiracy, he will continue to go on until this conspiracy brings him rich returns, otherwise, after the prince takes office in the future, he will be more than one bargained for. Even if Xiong Jian lets him live, his political life will be over. A politician's political life is linked with his head. Fei Wuji pinned her future on Meng Ying and her son Xiong Ke. He persuaded Xiong Qiji again and again to transfer Xiong Jian far away, so as not to expose the scandal when Xiong Jian and Meng Ying met, and finally persuaded Xiong Qiji, because he also hoped to never see this son. After all, the taste of embarrassment is uncomfortable. In this way, Xiong Jian was driven out of the capital and sent to the northern border to guard the city. Later, Fei Wuji continued to play a series of tricks, framing Xiong Jian, the heir of the monarch, for rebellion, and suggested that Xiong Qiji kill his eldest son and make his youngest son Xiong Wei a prince. Xiong Qiji greatly rewarded Fei Wuji for his "loyalty" and killed his own son. Although he thinks that the reason for the prince's rebellion is a bit far-fetched, it is also a good thing that he will never see the "creditor", not to mention that making a bear a prince can please the beautiful princess.
The plot has been arranged, but it is still a little difficult to implement, because Xiong Jian is surrounded by three upright and talented assistants, Wu She and his two sons, Wu Shang and Wu Zixu, especially Wu Zixu, who are all-round heroes. To kill Xiong Jian, we must get rid of these three people first. Fei Wuji's plot is carefully arranged. Wu Shehe fell into the snare as planned, but Wu Zixu, with superhuman wisdom, escaped from the snare and went through hardships to go into exile in Wu, the arch-rival of Chu, and was entrusted with military and political responsibilities by the king of Wu. 16 years later, Wu Zixu led a powerful Wu Corps to return to China for revenge, captured Yingdu, dug up Xiong Qiji's body from the grave and flogged it 300 times. The wife of the King of Chu and all the ministers' wives and daughters who had no time to escape became sex slaves of Wu Jun, and the powerful Chu suffered great humiliation after being cut black and blue. This is all caused by Xiong Qiji's "climbing ash".
Second, the tyrant in troubled times-the product of military dictatorship
There is a phenomenon in history: once a country enters a war period, soldiers occupy a decisive position in politics. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, China was caught in a long-term melee, and it was easy for those martial men who started from the military to sit on the throne of the emperor. But these emperors were corrupt from the beginning, did not know how to cherish their own regime, and easily became tyrants. There are four main reasons: First, soldiers are good at military affairs and not good at governing the country. After they seized power by violence, they were often at a loss when faced with politics hundreds of times more complicated than military affairs. Second, soldiers lack self-control. Once he has unlimited power, the once suppressed human weakness will erupt like a volcano, out of control, and eventually burn his family and the country he founded. Third, the soldiers are short-sighted and have a weak sense of hardship. When he comes to power, he will get carried away and think he is the best in the world. He doesn't know the difficulty of winning and losing the country, nor how to use his power carefully. He just let his temper fool and enjoy it. Fourth, military men will not restrain and educate their children. The son he gave birth to is either a villain or a bastard. Even if the regime is not destroyed by itself, it will be destroyed by its successor.
Many tyrants in this period are older children, who have no corresponding upbringing and don't know the difficulty of starting a business. What they did when they were in office can only be summarized as "absurd, boring and incredible", and they are not worthy of being emperors or even being a serial stratagem.
1, five random tyrants in China during the Nineteen Kingdoms period.
5. During the Nineteen Kingdoms period, except for the six small bureaucrats of the Han nationality, all the others were warlords and their descendants of Xiongnu, Xianbei, Biandi and Qiang. They all have the four weaknesses of military emperors, except Schleswig of the post-Zhao Empire and Fu Jian of the former Qin Empire, all of them are tyrants, large and small, and many of them are not even tyrants.
The first tyrant in the Nineteen Kingdoms period was Liu Cong, the third emperor of Emperor Hanzhao. His empire captured the capital of the Jin dynasty, killed two emperors of the Jin dynasty, and drove the Jin dynasty to the south of the Yangtze River, which was still wild at that time. However, the territory of the Han and Zhao empires is not large, and the scope of strength is only equivalent to that of Shaanxi Province and the western part of Shanxi Province today, which is not much bigger than that of a county in the Han Dynasty. But Liu Cong's debauchery and cruelty are far less than those of a unified tyrant. When Liu Cong was in power, his greatest interest was to build palaces, collect beautiful women and arbitrarily punish them. There are only five official queens and more than 10,000 concubines in the palace, which almost occupy all the slightly beautiful young women in that small kingdom. Liu Cong often stayed in the palace for several months, did not meet ministers, and indulged in debauchery. He framed his brother Liu Yuxin for rebellion. After gouging out the eyes of countless senior cadres, he put them on the burning coals. Rao Xing survived and was all taken to the execution ground. Pingyang, the capital, is almost empty. Liu Cong's son Liu Xie went further than his father. The first thing he did after he acceded to the throne was to have all-weather sex with five queens who were all under the age of twenty, and never asked about state affairs. It was overthrown by my father-in-law in less than two months. Liu Xie and all of Liu's grandchildren, men, women and children, were killed by the sword; The tombs of the Liu royal family, including Cong Liu, were cut open and burned.
Schleswig, the founding emperor of the post-Zhao Empire, was one of the most wise monarchs in the nineteen countries, but Shi Hu, the heir of his nephew, was an animal tyrant. His cruelty made Liu Cong's actions as innocent as a baby. Like a poisonous snake, he has only two things on his mind: desire and murder. He opened the largest paddock in the world in the capital, Yecheng. The wild animals in the paddock are "first-class citizens" of the empire and enjoy much higher treatment than ordinary citizens. No one is allowed to throw stones at wild animals, otherwise it will be "committing cruelty to animals" and will be sentenced to death. Shi Hu's most interested "business" is to collect beautiful women. Once he collected 30,000 people at once. In order to satisfy Shi Hu's lust, officials of the post-Zhao government searched young American women door to door like robbers. If a beautiful woman's father or husband refuses to marry her daughter and wife, she will be hacked to death on the spot. When thousands of beautiful women were sent to Yecheng, Shi Hu danced with joy, and redundant local leaders were promoted and knighted; However, when this tyranny caused people to flee on a large scale, and there were complaints from the ruling and opposition parties, Shi Hu accused the local leaders of the newly sealed Marquis of wasting money and money.