1, Han Jingdi Liu Qi Han Jingdi Liu Qi took his eldest son Liu Rong as the crown prince four years ago (153), but Liu Rong's biological mother was not good at dealing with the relationship with Han Jingdi's sister princess royal Liu Pu, and Mrs. Wang, Che's mother, married Liu Pu in time, which led to falling out of favor seven years ago (150). Soon, Han Jing made Wang Mei the queen and Liu Che, the king of Jiaodong, the prince. In the ninth year of Emperor Jingdi (BC 148), he was sent to the lieutenant's office for trial and was forced to commit suicide.
Emperor Han Jing did not pursue the responsibility, which also shows that Emperor Han Jing ordered people to force this waste to death. Liu Rong's grandmother, Dou Taihou, was very angry when she heard the news, and urged Han Jing to execute Zhi Dou. It seems that doing "dirty work" for the emperor will have a worrying end. Emperor Han Jing gives the impression that he is ruthless, whether he is a teacher Chao Cuo, the hero Zhou Yafu or his son Liu Rong. Compared with his father, Liu Heng, the Chinese Emperor Han Jing surpassed him politically, but was inferior to him in human nature. Later, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty further developed the unkindness of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty politically.
2. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty forced Rong to die, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty forced him to die. In the first year of Yuanshou (BC 122), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appointed his eldest son Herry Liu as the Crown Prince. After Liu Chengnian, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty often traveled around the world, handing over state affairs to. In the second year of Zhenghe (9 1 year ago), Liu Ji was framed by Jiang Chong, Han Shuo and others in the witch disaster and was forced to rise up and resist. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty mistakenly believed in lies, thinking that Liu Yuxin rebelled and sent troops to suppress it. Liu was defeated and fled to commit suicide. Soon, Emperor Wudi changed his mind and built a thinking uterus to mourn.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty forced his family and even his family to death, and later he had to choose his youngest son as the heir to the throne, so as to avoid the monopoly of his consorts falling into the trap of the monopoly of the minister who entrusted orphans. If the adult Prince Liu succeeded to the throne, where would there be such embarrassment as a state-owned governor? Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was more cruel and despicable than Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. Few officials in the DPRK can die well, not only forcing the eldest son to death, but even destroying the eldest son and giving gifts to the mother of the younger son.
3. Sun Quan of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Sun Quan made his eldest son Sun Deng the Crown Prince when he proclaimed himself emperor in the first year of Huanglong (229), and his third son Sun He was the Crown Prince after the death of Sun Deng in the fourth year of Chiwu (24 1). Since the fifth year of Chiwu (242), there has been a great contradiction between Sun He and Sun Ba, the king of Lu, over the Chu Jun issue. The ministers of the DPRK are also divided into two factions, supporting the Prince and King Lu respectively. Sun Quan is worried about national division. In the 13th year of Hongwu (250), Sun He was abolished, Sun Ba was sentenced to death, and Sun Liang was made a prince.
Unfortunately, Sun Liangnian was young and frail. After Sun Quan's death, the imperial power was in the hands of the minister of auxiliary government for a long time. Sun Quan is also full of nonsense. There are lessons from Yuan Shao, Liu Biao and even Cao Cao ahead. He still doesn't understand that the heir's birthright has been decided, so he must help him improve his wings? Since Sun He is the Crown Prince, if you like Sun Ba again, you can only reward him, but you can't covet the Crown Prince. For example, only the crown prince can stay in Beijing, and other sons must return to the fief.
4. In the seventeenth year of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty (493), Justin, the eldest son of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, was the Crown Prince. Emperor Xiaowen went to Nanqi, and Yu Juan stayed in the new capital Luoyang. Yuan Xun was suspicious of the intense heat in Henan and wore Khufu. In the 20th year of Taihe (496), Yuan Xun fled to Pingcheng, and was supported by nobles who opposed localization and southward migration. After his father Emperor Xiaowen came back, he settled the accident, deposed Yao Yuan as Shu Ren, and was imprisoned in Heyang, with only enough food and clothing to maintain his life. Soon, Justin sent someone to give Yuan Xun a death gift, Yuan Xuncai 15 years old.
Justin, Emperor Xiaowen, pardoned the Crown Prince's founding fathers, which led to the succession of consorts in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Justin seems heartless enough, but the question is, did Justin seriously educate Yao Yuan? If Justin takes Yao Yuan with him and gives him more opportunities to communicate with Chen Han, where will the death of his eldest son lead to the embarrassment of his weak succession after his death? After all, he is his own son and needs to be taught well, not killed at will. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty has a lot of dissatisfaction with Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, but Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty has always cultivated Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty as an heir.
5. Tang Gaozong and Li Zhi If Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin only killed other people's sons, then Tang Gaozong Li Zhi killed his own son. In the third year of Yonghui (652), Li Zong, the eldest son of the emperor, was appointed as the Crown Prince. In 656, the first year of the reign of Emperor Qing-yuan, Wu Zetian lost the status of Crown Prince. In 660, in the fifth year of Xianqing, it was abandoned as Shu Ren and moved to Guizhou. In the first year of Linde (664), he was framed for treason.
Li Zhi's sons, such as Jong Li and Li Hong, died or died suddenly when Li Zhi was in office, which was of course the meaning of Wu Zetian, but it was also allowed by Tang Gaozong. After all, Tang Gaozong is the emperor. Li Shimin gave Li Zhi many principles of governing the country, but not Li Zhi. No matter how much Li Zhi likes Wu Zetian, he can't let Wu Zetian be too fierce. That is, Wu Zetian can only be a favorite, not a queen, and Prince Jong Li can't be shaken, lest Wu Zetian's tail is too big to fail. People with weak ability occupy the main position, and people with strong ability can "work hard" without "stealing the limelight".
6. Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, established his second son, Li Ying, as the Crown Prince in the third year of Kaiyuan (7 15). In the 25th year of Kaiyuan (737), he was framed by Wu Huifei and Ma Xu Yang Hui. Together with Li Yao, the king of Hubei, and Li Yan, the king of Guangwang, he was abolished as Shu Ren and sentenced to death.
In the Tang dynasty, it seems that from the first prince Li, "the fate of the prince is doomed to bad luck." Li, Tang gaozu's prince Li Chenggan, your prince, Li Zhi's prince and your prince Li Ying all died one after another. It seems that "being a prince first" means that there is no chance to be an emperor before Tang Suzong Hengli's eldest son, Emperor Taizong. Li Longji is bullshit, his son can be alienated, how can this IQ be emperor? Li Longji is so cruel to his son that it is inevitable that Tang Suzong will directly surpass his father to the throne. Is it still waiting for Li Longji to abolish himself?