Fu Su (? -2 10 BC), won the surname Fu Su, often called Zi Fu Su, the eldest son of Qin Shihuang. Fu Su is resolute, brave, trusting and hardworking. He is kind and has political foresight, and often remonstrates with his father. Later, because of the pit warlock, Qin Shihuang sent him to Shang Jun to supervise the army and help General Meng Tian build the Great Wall to resist the Huns.

In 2 10 BC, Qin Shihuang died in a cruise. Before he died, Fu Su succeeded to the throne by imperial decree. Zhongche Mansion made Zhao Gao and Prime Minister Lisi afraid that it would be bad for them after Fu Su ascended the throne, so they helped Hu Hai, the eighteenth son of the first emperor, to ascend the throne, and gave Fu an imperial edict as the first emperor, and Fu Su committed suicide.

This matter is very complicated, and we can only borrow the logic of Fan Qin written by Li Man Kaiyuan.

First of all, Fu Su was not only the son of Qin Shihuang, but also had several identities, leaving traces in history.

1. Chen Sheng of Guangwu Daze Township Uprising held two political flags, one was Xiang Yan and the other was Fu Su. The uprising in Daze Township was anti-Qin, but it was under the banner of the king of Qin. Do you want to pull? Just like Sun Yat-sen's uprising overthrew the Qing government and then under the banner of Emperor Guangxu, it is totally illogical. There is only one possibility. Fu Su's identity is inextricably linked with Chu, and his mother is probably from Chu, although the historical record is that Mrs. Zheng …

Chang Pingjun, the last king of Chu, once served as a senior official in the court of Qin Shihuang. His grandfather is the photograph of Qin State, and his mother is Princess Qin. The Lao Ai Uprising was put down by Chang Pingjun and Lv Buwei, but Chang Pingjun made the greatest contribution. Li Xin rebelled in the Chu-Han War, which led to Li Xin's defeat. He succeeded to the throne as the king of Chu. This person is a relative of Chu.

According to the above clues, the relationship between Fu Su and Chu is inextricably linked, and there was once a powerful Chu princess.

Bloodline and consorts are important factors for any dynasty to inherit. If Fu Su's lineage is in doubt and his consorts are rebellious, then this kind of thing is completely difficult to say. At present, in addition to the unearthed historical materials, there is only Sima Qian's Historical Records, but there are too few records of Qin Ting in the book, so it is difficult to verify the authenticity. There is a difference of nearly a hundred years between Historical Records and Qin Ting, and the life span of people in Han Dynasty is generally not high, so …… many things can only be inferred by logic.