He was born in a noble family, and was abolished only 27 days after he became emperor ... This is the first generation of Liu He, the sea faint in the history of the Western Han Dynasty. Historical materials call it "crazy and unfavorable". For many years, people didn't know much about him, until the discovery of the tomb of Hou Hai Faint in recent years, it surprised the world as soon as it was born, especially countless horseshoe gold, exquisite lacquerware, jade articles and priceless bronzes, which could almost blind the public's eyes. People pay attention to the owner of the tomb again. So, what kind of person is Liu He?
In 74 BC, Emperor Liu Fuling died. Because he had no children, Liu He, the king of Changyi at the age of 18, was chosen as the legal heir by Huo Guang, and Liu He became the emperor. However, the good times did not last long. Only after 27 days, Huo Guang listed 1 127 charges for it, including "robbing women, amassing extravagant wealth, and disrespecting sages", and so on, and denounced it as a seasick and expelled it from Chang 'an. At this point, Liu He has also become the laughing stock of people after dinner in history.
A few years later, Liu He died of seasickness. His two sons also died one after another. There are many theories about the cause of Liu He's death. Xin Deyong tends to think that the development of Jiangxi at that time was not so good, and it may be that "miasma" was more serious. Liu He and his son may have died soon because of some acute infectious disease.
Liu He's death was followed by the deaths of his two sons (it's hard to say there was no conspiracy behind it). So, father and son are buried in the same tomb. Xuan Di sighed with emotion, "The sky is dark and there is nothing in the sea", and ordered the whole country to eliminate it. According to the Han law, once the state is excluded, the property with the sign of vassal cannot circulate in the world. What shall we do? The official in charge of arranging his funeral can only bury all the wealth of Liu He in the grave. Buried with him can be described as "losing everything." For various reasons, the wealth in this marquis's tomb is more than that in similar tombs.
However, is the sea faint really so "fatuous"? Many historical experts and enthusiasts don't believe this statement, but they can't find evidence and can only list it as a historical mystery. Experts are very excited about the rediscovery of the tomb of the sea faint Hou. All kinds of cultural relics unearthed in the tomb can not only fill the gap in the historical research of the Han Dynasty, but also help us find the key to uncover the true face of the sea faint. During the excavation of the tomb, more than 5,200 bamboo slips were found in the tomb of Hai Faint Hou. The main contents of so many bamboo slips are Confucian classics, such as The Analects of Confucius, The Book of Changes, The Book of Rites and The Book of Filial Piety. As a result, the excavation of these things made many people ponder to "reverse the verdict" for Liu He: You see, Liu He is such a studious baby. As a student of Confucius, how could he do so many bad things?
Archaeologists also found a sharp-pointed brush. Appraised by many experts, this brush is not an ordinary brush of Han Dynasty, but a kind of "brush" with special purpose. We have all heard of "hairpin", which is one of the decorations used by the ancients to tie hair, but what is the "hairpin pen" used for? It's actually very simple. Since "Zanhua Pen" is called a pen, it is naturally used for writing, but the word "Zanhua" has a great history. Confucian scholars in the Han Dynasty need to learn, and they can write with pens anytime and anywhere. Ancient Confucian scholars had no pockets for pens. Moreover, the writing brush is a kind of stationery that is difficult to store and carry, and it may be covered with ink if it is slightly tilted. Therefore, people had a brainwave and put one end of the brush into their hair, which won't pollute clothes and can be carried with them, killing two birds with one stone. Because this pen is inserted into the head like a hairpin, it is named "hairpin pen".
Putting a pen on your head is the fashion dress of Confucian scholars in Han Dynasty. The Biography of Historical Records and Funny Stories once recorded that "Ximen Bao broke his pen and stayed in the river for a long time." In other words, it was common for Confucian scholars to put pens on their heads at that time. Although this is only a small pen, in fact, its excavation is very telling. According to Huo Guang, the general of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu He was a hedonist, loafing around all day, eating, drinking and having fun, ignoring the classics of a hundred schools of thought. But it is such a prodigal son, why do you have to bury him with a pen? Is he really arty? In fact, a screen with Confucius painted on it and two inkstones have been unearthed in Houhai Tomb, which shows that Liu He is at least a man who respects hundreds of classics and is proficient in literature and ink. In his mind, there should be etiquette, morality, ethics and norms.
Liu He is relatively wild, and a person will converge in a strange city. This is human nature, but according to Huo Guang, prince he of Liu is getting worse, which obviously violates the general law of things. In addition, there is another evidence to illustrate the problem. What is the concept that Liu He can do 1 127 bad things within 27 days of his accession to the throne? Through simple calculation, we get the result that Liu He needs to do three different bad things every hour except sleeping hours, in order to meet the "world record" of 1 127 bad things. This kind of "labor intensity", I'm afraid even people with bad majors can't do it. In the history books related to the Western Han Dynasty, there are not many records about Liu He that can be seen directly.
If there is no discovery of the tomb of the sea faint Hou, perhaps his dramatic life will not get so much attention. Liu He is not a very important historical figure, but the ups and downs of his life just reflected the changes of the environment at that time. Some historians believe that Liu He was abolished because he was clever. He wanted to organize a death squad (moving his friends from his hometown to Beijing) to kill Huo Guang, but Huo Guang couldn't control him, and Liu He was abolished. ) We should be able to see that the Millennium mystery of Liu He has finally been solved. Liu He was demoted to the sea by the emperor, which was a political conspiracy, and poor Liu He served as a victim for life in this conspiracy. ...