In 339 AD, the battle between Cheng Han and Jin was a power battle.
In April 339 AD, the Jin Empire sent troops to capture Li Hong, the assassin of Jingzhou of the Cheng Han Empire, and Huang Zhi, the Taishou of Bajun, and sent them to Jiankang. At the beginning, Li Shou had promised Li Hong the territory east of Niuxing, but in the end he broke his promise, resulting in Li Hong's defeat and capture. At this time, there were contradictions within Cheng Han, and Li Shou's decision caused a lot of controversy.
Escalation of conspiracy: The conflict between the advisor and the courtier.
After Li Shou fell ill, the advisors Luo Heng and Xie Siming suggested claiming vassal status to the Jin Empire, however, Li Shou finally chose to give up. Since then, a series of schemes have begun to surface. Li Shou ordered Li Yan to be killed, the purpose of which was to warn the courtiers Gong Zhuang, Xie Siming and others not to discuss in vain. The conspiracy intensified, and in May, Li Shou appointed Li Yi to replace Li Hong to guard Ba County, and the conspiracy war gradually escalated.
The road of conspiracy: the collusion between Cheng Han and Later Zhao.
Cheng Han had colluded with Shi Hu, the king of Later Zhao, and planned to join forces to destroy the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Li Shou sent an envoy to Later Zhao, but was opposed. In 340 AD, Li Shou launched large-scale military preparations and declared that he would crusade against the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which aroused the dissatisfaction of the government and the opposition. At this time, the strategist Gong Zhuang and others tried to dissuade them, putting forward the reasons for their lack of strength and unfavorable war, but Li Shou still insisted on his determination to fight a decisive battle.
The end of the conspiracy: the exhortation of the wise and the opposition of the ministers.
The wise man Gong Zhuang proposed not to form an alliance with Hu Lu, but with the Jin royal family. He warned Li Shou through the lessons of history and advised him to think twice. The courtiers made statements one after another, trying to persuade Li Shou. In the end, due to too much opposition, Li Shou was forced to cancel the plan to send troops. The end of the conspiracy made the courtiers happy.
The pinnacle of conspiracy: Li Hong's scheming to return to China.
Later, Li Shou asked Hou Zhao to release the captured Li Hong, which caused the dissatisfaction of Shi Hu, the king of Later Zhao. Through the advice of the advisors, Hou Zhao chose to reply by letter to avoid conflict. After Li Hong returned to Chengdu, Li Shou promulgated an edict to publicize it as "the envoy comes to the court and pays tribute to his arrow", and an interesting power plot is about to end.
The endgame of conspiracy: Li Shou's death and the undercurrent of conspiracy.
In 343 AD, Li Shou became seriously ill and began to see the dead figures of his men. In August, Li Shou died, and the crown prince Li Shi ascended the throne. With the gradual end of the conspiracy, the Cheng Han Empire entered a new era.
Summary of Conspiracy: Reflections and Lessons from History.
Li Shou's reign is full of intrigue and change, and his performance in the game of conspiracy is full of mixed feelings. The Cheng Han Empire was finally destroyed by the Eastern Jin Empire in 347 AD, and this history has also become an important teaching material for future generations to think about power and political wisdom. Perhaps, power and conspiracy are always unpredictable on the stage of history, and the voice of the wise is often an important factor in leading the country to long-term peace and stability.
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This article details the history of the Cheng Han Empire between 339 and 347 AD, as well as the power and political struggles that took place during this period. It can be seen from the article that Li Shou, as the emperor of the Cheng Han Dynasty, was forced to grope his way forward in the whirlpool of power and intrigue in the face of multiple difficulties such as foreign invasion and internal contradictions.
First, the article illustrates Li Shou's diplomatic and military considerations by describing the conflict between the Cheng Han and Jin empires in 339 AD. The beginning of the conspiracy was accompanied by the loss of territory, and the internal conspiracy escalation was manifested in Li Shou's choice of scheming against the strategists and courtiers. This period of history fully demonstrates the complexity of the political struggle at that time, as well as the considerations and choices of the leaders in power schemes.
Second, the article mentions the collusion between Cheng Han and Later Zhao, showing that the conspiracy at that time was not only limited to domestic but also involved international relations. Li Shou's attempt to use Later Zhao to oppose the Eastern Jin Dynasty was a diplomatic manoeuvre that showed the relative isolation of the Cheng and Han dynasties at the time, and the careful choice of politicians in times of turmoil.
However, the most fascinating part of the article is the political struggle within Cheng Han. Li Shou's way of dealing with different opinions shows the arbitrariness and ** of a monarch. The opposition and conspiracy of the ministers brought a sense of suspense to the article. Eventually, due to strong opposition, Li Shou was forced to cancel the plan to send troops, revealing the influence of the courtiers in political decision-making.
Finally, the article draws a temporary end to the whole conspiracy picture scroll by describing Li Shou's deathbed and the accession of the crown prince Li Shi. This period of history shows that in political competition, the change of times is often accompanied by intrigue and strife, and the death of a monarch may also trigger a new round of conspiracy competition.
Taken together, this article gives readers a deeper understanding of historical events through a vivid description of the intrigues of the Cheng and Han empires. The complexity of political intrigue and the difficult situation at home and abroad make this period of history full of drama, and at the same time provide people with profound reflection. This history is not only a microcosm of a country's political changes, but also a profound understanding of the wisdom of power and political wisdom.
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