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The life, merits and demerits of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty
Liu Che (BC156—March 29th, 87 BC), namely Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the seventh emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, was a great politician, strategist and poet.

During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (before 1, 4 1-87 years), the Chinese and foreign dynasties, the system of secretariat of history and the procuratorial system were established politically, and the law of commendation was promulgated to strengthen the autocratic monarchy and centralization. Economically, measures such as leveling, continuous losing, counting and informing were implemented to cast five baht currency, which made the government monopolize the operation of salt, iron and wine and suppressed the influence of wealthy businessmen.

Culturally, it "ousted a hundred schools of thought and respected Confucianism alone" and established imperial academy. Externally, Emperor Wudi adopted an expansion policy. In addition to fighting the Huns for years, it also broke Fujian and Vietnam, South Vietnam, Weishi Korea and Dawan, hollowed out the western regions, opened up the Silk Road and opened up the southwest.

In addition, there are some measures, such as creating a year number and issuing a calendar in the early days. However, he believed in magic, took pride in luxury and resorted to military tactics, which led to the crisis of rule and the outbreak of witchcraft in his later years. Later, because of the frustration of external expansion, it was awarded the "Imperial Decree of Wheel Platform". In the second year of Yuan Dynasty (87 BC), Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty collapsed in Zuo Wu Palace at the age of 70 and was buried in Maoling.

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Conquer the quartet

After a series of policies to develop the economy and people's livelihood, such as Wen Jing's recuperation, the national strength of the Western Han Dynasty is growing. While inheriting these policies, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty actively prepared to develop military forces.

Militarily, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty first put down the turmoil in southern Fujian and Vietnam. After that, we began to use military means, not humiliating pro-policies, to completely solve the threat of Xiongnu in the north. Wei Qing and Huo Qubing were sent to attack the Huns on a large scale three times, taking over the Hetao area, seizing the Hexi Corridor, sealing the wolf in Xu Xu, and pushing the northern territory of the Han Dynasty from the Great Wall to Mobei.

At the same time of the Xiongnu War, we adopted peaceful and military means to bring western countries to heel. After losing the fertile and lush southern desert, Attila moved to Mobei, which basically solved the threat of Xiongnu to the Central Plains since the early Western Han Dynasty and laid the foundation for the later inclusion of the western regions in China. Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions and the Silk Road began.

In the sixth year of Yuanfeng (105), Princess Xijun was ordered to marry Wusun and her relatives.

In the astronomical calendar, the Qin system was inherited from the Han Dynasty. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the Qin calendar-Zhuan Xu calendar was always implemented, with 10 as the beginning of the year. It was not until the early Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty changed the calendar and implemented a new calendar. The Spring Festival began at the beginning of the calendar change and was corrected by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

The curse of witchcraft

In the first year of Zheng He (92), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty lived in Zhangjian Palace. When he saw a man with a sword enter the Huamen of Zhonglong, he suspected that it was an unusual man and ordered someone to catch him. The man abandoned his sword and fled, but the guards chased him and failed to catch him.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was furious and executed the master who was in charge of the entrance and exit of the palace gate. In winter and November, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty recruited cavalry from Sanfu area, conducted a large-scale search on Shanglin Garden, and ordered the closure of Chang 'an City Gate for search. 1 1 days later, martial law was lifted. Voodoo events began to appear.

Sun Jingsheng, the son of Prime Minister Gong Sunhe, used military expenses190,000 yuan without authorization, and was arrested and imprisoned after the defeat. At that time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty issued a letter to arrest Zhu Anshi, a warrior of Yangling, and Gong Sunhe arrested Zhu Anshi for the crime of redeeming his son and transferred him to the court. Unexpectedly, Zhu Anshi wrote a letter in prison, claiming that Gong Jingsheng was having an affair with Yang Shi Princess, and buried a Woodenhead on Chidao to curse the emperor.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was furious, and Gong Sunhe and his son died in prison. Yang Shi Princess, Princess Zhu Yi and Wei Qing's son Changping Wei Hou Eva were all implicated and killed one after another.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty