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Li Shimin (598 ~ 649) was the greatest emperor in China. The second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the temple name Taizong, was the emperor of posthumous title (with the addition of Emperor Sheng, the Emperor and the Emperor Da Guang Xiao).

Born in Ji Cheng, Longxi (now Ji Cheng Township, Jingning, Gansu), he is a great strategist, outstanding politician, famous theorist, calligrapher and poet. It can be called "an emperor through the ages." Emperor Taizong risked his life to set up the Tang Dynasty, and made a strategic plan. In Li's Answer Right, he introduced his military thoughts in detail. After his accession to the throne, he unified China, resisted foreign aggression, and at the same time pursued the policy of "one family for foreigners and Chinese", which was the best period of ethnic relations in history and made great contributions to promoting national unity and integration. He is a great national hero! During his twenty-three years in power, China became a superpower because of its national prosperity, social stability, economic development and strong military strength. Later generations called his rule in Zhenguan period "Zhenguan rule".

In the 11th year of the Great Cause of Sui Dynasty (6 15), Emperor Yang Di was besieged by 100,000 Turks in Yanmen (now Daixian County, Shanxi Province). With the help of Yun Dingxing, the general of Tunwei, Li Shimin drew up an imaginary Zhang Junrong with dozens of flags during the day and the corresponding suspected soldiers at night. At that time, reinforcements from Dongdu and various counties also arrived in Xinkou (now north of Xinxian County), forcing Turks to leave after Khan's clearance. In June of 13th year, Li Yuan and his younger brother led the troops to attack Xihe River (now Fenyang), and won the first battle, which prompted Li Yuan to decide to explore the Guanzhong in the west. As the right commander-in-chief, unify the right three armies. In July, I went south with Li Yuan from Taiyuan (now southwest of Taiyuan). On the way, Tang Gaozu once wavered. He wanted to go back to his teacher and make more plans. Shimin insisted on continuing to March and put forward the general plan of entering Xianyang first and ordering the world. In August, when he attacked Huoyi (now Huozhou), he first led a Qingqi to the city gate, lured the Sui Shoujiang Song Laosheng to fight, and then led a ride to his side, cooperated with Li Yuan, built a frontal attack, chopped the Song Laosheng and took the city away. In September, the army arrived in Hedong (now southwest of Yongji), urging the army to quickly enter Chang 'an (now Xi 'an). So he was ordered to lead the former army to cross the Yellow River to the west and successfully occupied the area north of Weihe River. Heroes of all ethnic groups flocked to the military gate to join the army, and several peasant insurgents also joined in, and their strength quickly grew to 654.38+03 million. In November, the army will conquer Chang 'an. Li Yuan made the king emperor. Shimin was named King of Qin.

After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin was made a high official and a right general, and became the king of Qin.

In order to unify the whole country, after the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, six major battles were held successively. Li Shimin commanded four of the six campaigns, all of which won victories and made great contributions to the Tang Dynasty.

Li Shimin paid attention to pre-war reconnaissance in the battle. Although he was in distress many times, he was able to know himself and know himself, and he was good at making fighter planes. When the enemy is strong and we are weak, he often uses the tactics of "strong wall and weak point" to defeat the enemy. He took the lead and personally led the cavalry to assault the enemy lines. Courageously pursue the enemy after victory, without giving him a chance to breathe, so he will win every battle. In the war to unify the frontier, he strategized, won thousands of miles, knew the generals, selected outstanding talents and won the war. Li Shimin made great contributions to the establishment and development of the Tang Dynasty Empire with his outstanding military talents. He deserves to be an outstanding strategist in the history of our country, and his great martial arts will also go down in history!