History live broadcast: My audience is the ancestors

Chapter 279 Kuang Heng
My charming but short-lived ancestor: I suddenly thought of a question, that is, Liu Xun is also a descendant of Emperor Wu, right? Why not get him back from prison?

The pig is coming to the bowl quickly: So many people think that Emperor Wu did not regret it. I personally think he may have forgotten
Who in the clouds sent a brocade book: If you ask me, I still don’t care. Look at Li Chengqian who rebelled and Li Shimin still has to consider his descendants. Look at him again, tsk!
I didn’t think about using this online name first: Agreed! And to be honest, Cheer really didn't treat his great-grandson well!
Kick the lame man's good leg wildly: There is no way, is the pig in his old age still a pig? No! That's already a wild boar! His swine fever is very serious!
Jiangnan has been in mist: Agreed! So poor little sun! You died so miserably!
Yu Yusning:? ? ? the little sun? What is this nickname?
Jiangnan is already full of mist and rain: it is the nickname for Liu Zhi, because we think Liu Che is as warm and vital as the sun. The Lord of Weiyang is an existence that is praised by everyone, so Zhu'er is the little sun!
My charming and short-lived ancestor: There is another reason, right? Mrs. Wang’s dream is in her arms?
Jiangnan has encountered mist and rain: cough cough! See through but don’t tell!

Qin Dynasty
Ying Zheng looked at the comment section and frowned slightly.

This Emperor Wu was so cruel that he was even willing to throw his own children and grandchildren into prison.

But the sun? It actually matches that guy in the group.

That is to say, these two things with the same name as him don't look reliable!

One cheated his son and the other his grandson, but the two cheaters were still famous emperors.

Ying Zheng fell into deep thought, what are they doing?

Brother Zheng didn't expect that he also had the ability to deceive his son.

汉朝
"hahahahahahahahahahaha!"

Liu Bang's laughter echoed in the hall, very loud.

Lu Pheasant and all the ministers had the same reaction - cover their faces!
I mean, it’s really embarrassing!

They just mentioned your great-grandson’s nickname, are you okay with that?

Ah ah ah ah ah! In other words, can you stop laughing so wildly?

It made them want to laugh too!

Liu Heng and Liu Qi also had smiles on their lips, and they could already imagine Liu Che jumping around.

That is to say, it is good to have such children and grandchildren, who can regulate their emotions.

Liu Heng looked at Ms. Dou who was kneeling on the ground crying and smiled extremely warmly.

Well, killing is impossible. After all, it can be considered a meritorious service to the big man.

But there is no need to contain Cheer, they are watching over Cheer.

So, let’s curb her power and ambition!
And Liu Che himself, well, he was numb.

Does this mean that this plot cannot be overcome?

Why do we keep mentioning the scourge of witchcraft?

Why should he take the blame for what the elderly Liu Che did?
Now he is just a good father who just had his eldest son!

He really has endured too many things that he shouldn't have to endure!
Liu Che is smiling on the outside, but he's a bitch on the inside!
The other ministers were stunned and couldn't tell what his mood was.

Su Yue couldn't understand Liu Che's collapse. She just continued: "Okay! Now let's take a look at the next one! Well, this one is very controversial! He is Kuang Heng!" Kuang Heng, also known as Zhizhi Gui, a native of Chengxian County, Donghai County, was a Confucian scholar and minister in the Western Han Dynasty. He was famous for his poetry. He was the prime minister during the reign of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty.

The Kuang family has been farming for generations, but Kuang Heng was very studious and hard-working. Due to his poor family background, he had to rely on helping others to finance his studies.

He once studied the Book of Songs with a doctor at that time.

Due to his diligent study, he had a unique and thorough understanding of the "Poetry". At that time, Confucian scholars once spread the saying "Wu Shuo" of the "Poetry", Kuang Ding came.

The saying "Kuang talks about "The Book of Songs" can make people understand" means that listening to Kuang Heng's explanation of "The Book of Songs" can make people relax their brows and feel comfortable. This shows Kuang Heng's deep understanding of "The Book of Songs".

But Kuang Heng's official career was not smooth at the beginning.

According to the regulations of the Han Dynasty, doctoral students who have mastered one of the "Six Classics" can obtain official positions through examinations. Those who get the A subject in the examination can be doctors, those who get the B subject can be crown princes, and those who get the C subject can only supplement literature. Anecdotes.

Kuang Heng took the exam nine times before passing the C subject, and was supplemented as the literary graduate of Taiyuan County.

However, Kuang Heng's profound understanding of the Book of Songs was highly praised by the classics scholars at that time, and Emperor Yuan, who was the prince at that time, also had a deep impression of him.

After Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty came to the throne, he appointed Kuang Heng as a doctor, moved him to a doctor, and gave him the title of Shizhong.

At this time, disasters such as solar eclipses and earthquakes occurred in Chang'an, the capital. Kuang Heng took the opportunity to write a letter, quoting the Book of Songs to show the principle of ups and downs, and advised the Yuan Emperor to "reduce the size of the palace, save the extravagant decorations, examine the system, repair the inside and outside, and Close to loyalty, far away from cleverness and treachery."

"Assign gentle people, remove harsh officials, show pure people, and show the path of no desire" ("Han Kuang Heng Biography", the same quotation below), and then promote moral education among the people and promote courtesy, benevolence, and harmony. wind.

Kuang Heng's memorial was appreciated by Emperor Yuan, so Kuang Heng was moved to the position of Guanglu Doctor and Prince Shaofu.

In the following years, Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty was very fond of Confucian literature, especially the Book of Songs. He listened to Kuang Heng's lectures on the Book of Songs many times and admired Kuang Heng's talents very much, so he appointed Kuang Heng as the imperial censor.

In the third year of Jianzhao (36 BC), Prime Minister Wei Xuancheng died of illness. Kuang Heng became prime minister and was granted the title of Marquis of Le'an, assisting the emperor and prime minister of national government affairs.

Kuang Heng can be regarded as a typical example of becoming a highly popular minister because of the Ming Dynasty.

During his tenure, Kuang Heng wrote many times to state his opinions on the court's policies, state the ways of governing the country, and often participated in research and discussion of national affairs. He answered questions according to the classics, and his words were legal and righteous, which won the trust of Emperor Yuan.

Whenever the ministers of the imperial court discussed government affairs, Kuang Heng always quoted the Book of Songs as his basis, believing that "the Six Classics are the reason why the saints have the heart to rule the heaven and the earth. It goes against his nature.

Therefore, by examining the instructions of the Six Classics, the desires of man and heaven can be harmonized, and vegetation and insects can be cultivated. This is the way that will never change. "

Kuang Heng's proposition was supported by Emperor Yuan and Emperor Cheng. This was inseparable from the social trend of exclusively respecting Confucianism, valuing Confucian classics, and talking about righteousness that began in the middle of the Han Dynasty. It was actually a method used by the rulers of the Han Dynasty to rule the people. means.

In the later period of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, the eunuch Shi Xian served as Zhongshu Ling. He formed a party for personal gain, controlled the government, and encouraged the Emperor of Yuan to increase taxes and exploit the people. However, because of the emperor's favor, no one dared to offend him.

After Emperor Cheng ascended the throne, Kuang Heng went to court to impeach Shi Xian, listing his previous crimes, and correcting his party members. This was the last thing Kuang Heng did to root out the traitors and serve the Han court loyally.

Soon, Kuang Heng was impeached for corruption and demoted to a commoner by Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty. He returned to his hometown. Within a few years, he died of illness in his hometown.