One day in a dream, Emperor Wen of Han dreamed that he wanted to go to heaven, but he couldn't find his way up, and suddenly a boatman came and took him to heaven. Emperor Wen only remembered that there was a hole in the waist of the boatman's clothes. When he woke up, Emperor Wen wrote down the dream. Once when Emperor Wen was boating, he happened to see a hole in the same position on a boatman's clothes, this scene was very consistent with the dream, so Emperor Wen ordered someone to call the boatman and asked and learned that this person was called Deng Tong.
Because of the dream, Emperor Wen thought that this person was sent by God, and he became closer to Deng Tong. And Deng Tong is honest and cautious, he doesn't like to socialize, he stays at home when he has nothing to do, and doesn't go out to form a party for personal gain, which makes Emperor Wen trust him even more.
Once a fortune teller told Deng Tong that he would die of poverty in the future, Emperor Wen heard that he would reward Deng Tong with the country's copper mines, and allowed him to mint money by himself, and Deng Tong's "Deng Qian" was on a par with the "Wu Qian" of Liu Bi, the king of Wu at that time. became the currency of the Han Empire, and it stands to reason that he should be prosperous and rich.
Emperor Wen's minting of coins to Deng Tong was actually obviously to let Deng Tong and King Wu compete for the financial power of the world, and at that time, Emperor Wen of Han had already felt that the vassal kings outside were getting stronger and stronger, and it was becoming more and more difficult to control. It's not good to directly deprive the vassal kings of their power, so he uses a white glove to do such a thing. Deng Tong is undoubtedly the best choice, with no background, no power, and cautious, and loyal to himself.
Originally, according to the development of such a plot, Deng Tong should have a perfect life. However, Emperor Wen of Han once had a sore on his body, and the wound often bleeds pus and blood, and the stench is unpleasant. But Deng Tong willingly sucked it out for Emperor Wen every day. Emperor Wen was very grateful, and in a conversation, he asked Deng Tong: Who loves him the most in this world.
Emperor Wen must have asked this question to make him answer yes: he Deng Tong. However, at this time, Deng Tong thought too much, he was afraid that saying that he would cause the prince's misunderstanding, and he also wanted to pat the prince's ass at this time. He replied that it was the prince.
Who knew that Emperor Wen was one step closer to letting the prince also suck pus and blood, and the prince was 10,000 unhappy in his heart, but he was still forced to suck it, which made the prince deeply resentful. laid the bane for his future ending.
After the death of Emperor Liu Heng of the Han Dynasty, the crown prince Liu Qi succeeded to the throne, and the first thing he did was to remove Deng Tong from his official position. The case was quickly handled and the case was quickly closed, and Deng Tong was confiscated of all his family property, so far he was penniless. The princess of the pavilion Tao saw that he was pitiful, so she gave him some money to live, and after being discovered, he was immediately confiscated, and finally had to order someone to send him some food every day, barely surviving. In the end, he lived in poverty until he died penniless, and died in the house of the sojourner who took him in.
After watching Deng Tong's legendary life, it really makes people sigh that he has been cautious all his life, and he buried the second half of his life in a thing that he thought he had done very well, which is really impermanent. gave Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty a lifetime of money, but in the end he was penniless, and the money he had collected for a lifetime finally fell into the hands of Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty.
February** Dynamic Incentive Program