"Han Xuan Di acceded to the throne, he was only eighteen years old. For a long time, among the people, he learned that flint is special. But when Huo Guang kotow returned to the office, he was appointed humbly, and after his death, he began to take charge of his own affairs. Yu and Yun conspired against each other and eventually died. They are worthy of being the masters of ZTE. "
Liu Xun (9 1-49 years ago), formerly known as the great-grandson of the son of Liu Jin [1], the tenth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, reigned for 74-49 years.
Because of witchcraft, Liu Xun was imprisoned as a baby and adopted by his grandmother's historian. He was not born in Zong Zheng until Emperor Wu wrote to the court to support him. After Liu He, the king of Changyi, was deposed in the first year of Yuanping (74 BC), Huo Guang and other ministers welcomed him into the palace from the people, and first named him Yang Wuhou. In July of the same year, he succeeded to the throne at the age of 17. In the second year, the year number was changed to "Ben Shi". He was also an emperor of China and was imprisoned before he ascended the throne.
From the reign of Emperor Zhao, to the short 27 days of Liu He, the king of Changyi (known as the abolition of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty), and then to the beginning of his reign, almost all state affairs were in the hands of Huo Guang. At that time, the Huo family was very powerful. In addition to the ruling and opposition parties, Huo Guang's son Huo Yu and grandnephew Huo Yun are also corps commanders in charge of the palace. Huo Yun's younger brother Huo Shanguan served as the captain in the car, commanding the Yue Hu cavalry of the guard force; The two sons-in-law served as the guards of the East Palace and the West Palace respectively, and were in charge of the guards of the whole palace; Cousins and relatives also held important positions in the imperial court, forming a huge power network that was intertwined and spread all over the Western Han Dynasty. At this point, Huo Guang has become the actual supreme ruler at that time. After he abolished the throne of Liu He, the king of Changyi, and established Xuan Di, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, his prestige reached a peak.
As early as among the people, Xuan Di got wind of Huo Guang's prestige. Especially after he changed from a commoner to the supreme emperor overnight, he learned more about the authority of Huo Guang. As soon as he acceded to the throne, he obviously felt the aggressive political pressure from the imperial court Huo Guang Group, so when he visited the "High Temple" on the day of the accession, Huo Guang was accompanied by a car and felt uncomfortable, such as "a thorn in his back". Emperor Xuan Di, who has rich life experience, knows clearly that he is weak when he just acceded to the throne, and it is impossible to compete with the full-fledged Huo Guang only by the title of emperor. Only by maintaining maximum restraint, gradually developing one's power and seeking favorable opportunities can one regain one's supreme sovereignty. So at the beginning of his reign, when Huo Guang said that he would return the political power to him, Xuan Di refused, and made it clear that he trusted Huo Guang very much and appreciated Huo Guang's talents. Please Huo Guang continue to preside over state affairs, and publicly announce that no matter big or small, please report to Huo Guang first, and then tell him yourself. Afterwards, he also wrote a special letter praising Huo Guang's contribution in aid construction, benefiting 7,000 households. Every time he went to the palace, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty declared the Imperial Capital to give Huo Guang high courtesy. This series of actions of Xuan Di, Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, played an extremely obvious positive role in eliminating Huo Guang's suspicion and vigilance against him, alleviating the potential political crisis of the imperial court and creating a good political atmosphere for his rule. The most direct result is to avoid becoming the "second king of Changyi".
Xuan Di acceded to the throne in the sixth year, that is, DiJie two years (68 years ago), Huo Guang died. Xuan Di attended the funeral, buried Huo Guang according to the specifications of the emperor's burial system, named Huo Guang's grandnephew Huoshan as Leping Hou, and took the position of a captain in the car to lead the ministers. [56-57] At the same time, Xuan Di, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, thought that the time was ripe and began to personally manage state affairs. He reused Wei Xiang, an ancient physician, and let Wei Xiang participate in the secret decision-making of North Korea as a benefactor. Later, he promoted Wei Xiang as prime minister. Later, he appointed Li Ji as an ancient adviser, entrusted an important task to his father-in-law, Hou Xuguang Han Pingen, and gradually recovered his power into his own hands.
Emperor gaozu Xuan Di knew that although Huo Guang was dead, the Huo family was still very strong, and their relatives and cronies also controlled various confidential departments of the central government, and the relieving was also in their hands. To this end, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty first took action to cut off the power of the Huo family. He first removed Huo Guang's two sons-in-law, the East Palace and the West Palace, and deprived them of the military power of the Guards. Huo Guang's two nephews were removed from the posts of corps commander and riding a captain, and his cronies were appointed as commanders of the North-South Army and Yulin Lang. Finally, I took the military power into my own hands. Later, Huo Yu, the son of Huo Guang, was promoted to Fu, and fell from the sky, depriving him of the real power to master the right general and station troops. It also reformed the petition system, ordered officials and people to petition, and submitted them directly to the emperor for examination without going through ministers, thus putting the positions of ministers of Huoshan and Huoyun on the shelf. Through this series of steps, the power held by the Huo family was stripped and gradually concentrated in the hands of Xuan Di, the Emperor Gaozu.
Confronted with the full-scale seizure of power, Huo Group was terrified and decided to take risks, launch rebellion, overthrow and safeguard vested interests. But in front of the embattled Emperor Xuan Di, the rebellion soon failed. Emperor suppressed the rebellion of Huo Group on a large scale, executed all those who participated in the rebellion, and abolished Queen Huo (Huo Guang's second daughter Huo). The Huo family, which had been entrenched in the Western Han Dynasty for more than ten years, was once destroyed and finally established its own absolute rule.
Finally, Huo Guang was born, and Liu Xun obeyed him. There is only one exception, and that is to establish a queen. At that time, ministers all thought that Huo Guang's daughter was the best queen candidate, and even wrote collectively. At this time, the emperor wrote a puzzling imperial edict: "I used to have an old sword when I was poor, but I miss it now." Ai Qing can help me get it back? " Ministers pondered the meaning and began to ask Xu Pingjun to be the queen one by one [104]. Xu Pingjun and Liu Xun got married in 75 BC, and Liu Shi, who later became the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was born 74 years ago. At this point, Xuan Di got his wish. As a rule, the queen's father must be sealed, but Huo Guang never allowed it. Later, he was named "Chang". As a result, the romantic allusion of sword love began to spread. This is the most romantic imperial edict in the history of China, and it is the prince's promise to the poor girl.
Huo Guang's wife Huo Xian is bent on making her daughter king and queen. Three years ago, Xu Pingjun became pregnant again and gave birth to a daughter. Huo Xian ordered Yuyan Chun, a female doctor (the wife who was escorted by Yiting to enjoy the spring rain), to add aconite to the nourishing soup for Xu Pingjun to take when she was in confinement. Xu Pingjun died soon after taking poison. Xuan Di, the Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, was very sad, so he named her "Empress of Filial Piety" and buried her in Ling Du Nanyuan (also called Shaoling).
Shortly after Xu Pingjun's death, Huo wished to become a queen. She is bossy and spendthrift, which is completely contrary to the frugality and virtue advocated by Hou Xu. Pretend to be obedient to her, and Huo has no children. In the second year of Dijie (68 BC), Huo Guang died, and Liu Xun held a grand funeral for him. In July of the fourth year of Dijie (66 BC), Huo failed to launch a coup, which led to the demise of the family. Huo Guangzi, Huo Yu, Huo Yun, nephew Huo Shan and wife Huo Xian were all killed or committed suicide. In August, Emperor Gaozu abolished Huo and moved him to Zhaotai Palace in Shanglinyuan on the grounds of plotting to poison the Prince. Twelve years later, in the fourth year of Wufeng (the first 54 years), he moved to Yunlin Pavilion and Huo committed suicide. Buried in the east of Kunwu Pavilion in Lantian County. The original text of the imperial edict after the abolition: the queen is confused and disoriented, with malicious intentions. She conspired with her mother Lu Xuancheng to harm the prince. Without her mother's help, she is not fit to wear the clothes of the ancestral temple and can't accept her fate. Alas, alas, he retired from the palace. He was appointed by the decree. At this point, Liu Xun finally avenged his wife Xu Pingjun.