Liu Xie, son of Emperor Han Ling, was the last emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Due to the weakness of imperial power and the arrogance of courtiers, Liu Xie was destined to act as a puppet from the beginning of his reign. He has seen the insolence of Dong Zhuo, the rudeness of Guo Si and the insolence of Cao Cao and his son. Everything depends on others, and he is subject to others everywhere. This is a bad fate. In the twenty-fifth year of Jian 'an, Cao Cao died of illness. In October of the same year, Cao Pi forced Liu Xie to abdicate, changed Han to Wei, and Liu Xie became the emperor of national subjugation.
After xelloss proclaimed himself emperor, he made Liu Xie the Duke of Yangshan. "There are ten thousand cities, all located in c-lords. They did not submit to the emperor, nor did they bow down to the imperial edict. They worship heaven and earth in the suburb of the emperor's car. Ancestral temples, ancestors and wax figures all belong to the Han Dynasty, and Yangshan is all mud deer city. " He also said, "I share the wealth of the world with Yang Shan". After receiving the expulsion order, Liu Xie moved out of this palace full of blood and deception, which brought him no glory, but endless humiliation.
Why didn't Cao Pi kill Liu Xie? I think there are two main reasons. First, Liu Xie acted as a puppet for a long time, and his cronies were wiped out. His prestige was not enough to pose a threat to the Cao Wei regime, and Cao Pi didn't take him seriously. Second, Cao Cao married all three daughters to Liu Xie, and his second daughter, Cao Jie, was the queen of Liu Xie. She is strong-willed and loyal to her husband. Xelloss is afraid of Cao Jie, not Liu Xie. Therefore, xelloss compromised and relegated Liu Xie to Yangshan, not far from Luoyang, the capital of Cao Wei, to facilitate surveillance.
Yangcheng is the location of Yangshan Palace Gate, but Liu Xie spends most of his time in Zhuolu City. Liu Xie's deeds as a teacher are not recorded in the official history, but his goodwill and love for the people are still circulating in Xiuwu area. After Liu Xie came to Zhuolu, he inspected people's feelings everywhere. Seeing that the people were living in poverty, he sent people to post notices everywhere, announcing that all taxes would be halved and farmers would be exempt from taxes within three years. As soon as the news came out, the people of Yangshan, who suffered greatly from it, rushed to tell each other and praised them.
In addition to being frivolous, Liu Xie also used superb medical skills to save lives. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, due to years of war, many people suffered from carbuncle, sores and epidemics, and a generation of famous doctors such as Zhang Zhongjing and Hua Tuo were born from time to time. When Liu Xie was emperor, he was lucky enough to learn from Hua Tuo about internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, acupuncture, bonesetting and other medical skills. Liu Xie himself is smart and knowledgeable, and with many medical books preserved in the palace, he has more medical knowledge than the average person.
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After Liu Xie abdicated, he didn't care about politics, devoted himself to the people, cared about people's livelihood and felt the sufferings of the people. Take medicine as a profession, practice medicine to help the world and relieve the suffering of patients. Although Liu Xie was a coward when he was emperor, he was a competent village doctor after abdication, and was deeply loved by the people, who respected him as their parents. In Yangshan, Liu Xie is free to see a doctor. He goes to see a doctor everywhere. After Liu Xie's treatment, there are many survivors, and the people are all grateful. Many places in Yangshan have erected monuments to show their love for him.
During this period, Liu Xie had been to Yuntai near Mozambique.
After Liu Xie was demoted to Yangshan, Queen Cao Jie fought to the death before coming to Liu Xie. Liu and Cao Jie went to Yuntai Mountain hand in hand to collect medicines and treat diseases. Although not as good as life in the palace, it has become a much-told story. Out of gratitude to them, the people called them "Dragon and Phoenix Doctors". In addition, many descendants of Liu Xie also live in Yangshan. With his wife and children around, he can enjoy family happiness and be surrounded by affection, affection and human feelings. This is also Liu Xie's unfortunate great fortune.
The establishment of Yi-ology is another great contribution of Liu Xie in Yangshan. During their five years in Yangshan, Liu Xie and Cao Jie saw the ruins of old school buildings and dilapidated buildings everywhere, and donated money to repair the school buildings, and hired a prestigious and learned Shang Bo to teach, announcing that children from rich families can receive education and children from poor families can also have the opportunity to study. It can be said that Liu Xie's tenure as Yang Guo was another heyday of Shan Yang since the establishment of Yang Shancheng School.
When he became emperor, Liu Xie could not display his personal talents; Only when Yang Shan is a man can Liu Xie show his talents. After more than ten years of rest and recuperation, Yangshan people live and work in peace and contentment, and all walks of life are thriving. In his spare time, Liu Xie likes to climb high and overlook the mountains in the north of turbid Lucheng. In midsummer, he often went to Baijiayan, the northern country, to enjoy the cool while watching Tianmen Waterfall with thunder roaring and pearls splashing, leaving the remains of "Summer Resort" there, and there are still six characters of "Han Xiandi Summer Resort" carved in the Song Dynasty.
In March of the second year of Cao Qinglong, Liu Xie died at the age of 54. When Wei Mingdi heard the news, he "mourned in plain clothes and sent a special envoy to protect the funeral. Gong _ chased Yang Shan to offer filial piety to the emperor and gave him the national seal. The mourning flag and emblem on the bus are just like the story of Han, and then an Amnesty is announced to the whole world. In August, Liu Xie was buried in Yangshan Zen Mausoleum and established the Garden City.
On the day of Liu Xie's burial, people in Yangshan attended the funeral with tears, wrapped loess in clothes and hats, and piled up an ancient Han Mountain in the cemetery, which became an immortal monument for Liu Xie to benefit Yangshan. Yangshan people also built Yangshan Temple at the eastern end of Guhanshan Village, which is convenient for offering sacrifices. More people came to pay homage in Tomb-Sweeping Day. Twenty-six years later, that is, five years after Ganlu, Cao Jie died and was buried with Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty in the Zen Mausoleum. Because the people have well protected the mausoleum, Zen Mausoleum has become the only well-preserved imperial mausoleum in northern Henan.
He ascended the throne at the age of nine and abdicated at the age of forty. For thirty-two years, Liu Xie lived a cowardly and humbled life under the hostage of powerful people. After Liu Xie abdicated, he did not fall into despair, indulged in self-indulgence and did nothing, and lived passively like some surviving emperors. Instead, adjust your mentality in time, realize your value in the position of Yangshan, live a wonderful life, and live in the hearts of Yangshan people forever. Make achievements and make a difference. Compared with other subjugated emperors, Liu Xie had the best ending.
After Liu Xie's death, the descendants of Liu Kang, Liu Jin and Liu Qiuxian attacked the Duke of Yangshan. According to the records in the Japanese history books "The History of the Three Kingdoms", "Japanese Ministers" and "Ancient Tales", during the period of Liu Qiugong, Liu Xie's descendants led more than 2,000 people of his clan to move to Japan, becoming a upstart with a high social status in Japan and prospering in Japan for a while. Japan's Sakamoto, Dazang and Harada families are said to have originated from Xiuwu and are descendants of Liu Xie. In recent years, Sakamoto, Okura, Harada and many other descendants have gone to China to worship their ancestors, and many of them have made a special trip to Xiuwu to seek their roots and pay homage to Liu Xie, the fifth emperor of the Han Dynasty. This is another story.