"Is the eclipse me? Death is not hateful! The year was 547 A.D., only 30 years before the unification of northern China and 42 years after the Sui Dynasty achieved great unification. Gao Huan built a powerful dynasty for his family throughout his life, but he also paid a heavy price for it.
His victory and defeat were his own choices. He is both the one who makes the family and the one who buries it.
The story of the Gao Huan family is full of drama from the beginning. Although they came from humble backgrounds, they accumulated a good hand with their wisdom and courage. However, when they tried to take advantage of these advantages, they made a bad decision and ended up with a good hand.
It is a history full of regret and reflection, and it is also a valuable material from which we can learn lessons.
Gao Huan was born in a low-level officer family, seized the opportunity in the turmoil in the six towns, scattered his family wealth to buy war horses to become the team leader, and began to enter the official career. He was witty, won the love of the Lou family and married him, and his wife's dowry became his funds to buy war horses.
Soon after, he became the leader of the Xianbei Han people because of his friendship with heroes, and gradually emerged. Gao Huan relied on his connections and talents in Six Towns to meet his friend Er Zhurong, and became his chief military advisor under Er Zhurong's promotion.
He made full use of his connections and was strategic, successfully controlled Erzhurong's army, and eventually established his own military group. Not content with that, he eventually broke with the Erzhu clan and defeated them, becoming the de facto ruler of the Northern Wei Dynasty.
With the help of marriage, friends, township, alliances and other forces, Gao Huan successfully established his own political and military group and realized his hegemony.
Gao Huan's strategy and actions changed the situation of the Eastern Wei, Western Wei and Liang dynasties, and made the 11-year-old Xiaojing Emperor Yuan Shanjian the emperor, moved the capital to Yecheng, and established the puppet emperor regime.
Gao Huan took control of the political and military base in Jinyang, imposed hegemonic rule, and planned to annex the Western Wei, but his plan progressed slowly due to the resistance and infighting of the Western Wei.
After his death, corruption and *** in his family became increasingly serious, which eventually led to the demise of Gao Qi. Gao Huan's strategy has two "mines": one is the discrimination and exploitation of the Han people, and the other is the connivance of corruption.
Although he achieved hegemony in the great turmoil, his ability to govern the country was insufficient. His son Gao Cheng attempted to Chan after taking power, but was assassinated at the last minute, and Gao Yang inherited his business, eventually establishing the Northern Qi Dynasty.
Gao Yang, the founding emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty, is portrayed as the founder of the Gao Qi Dynasty in film and television dramas, but in fact he is a political and military genius. He carried out a series of reforms, strengthened the imperial power, and made achievements in institutions, laws, and economics.
He reorganized the army, selected brave and warlike Xianbei men to serve as the ** guard, and personally commanded it; He also selected brave and martial men from among the Han people to serve as border guards.
In the battle with Yuwentai, he showed amazing military strength, and once surpassed the Western Wei-Northern Zhou. Gao Yang's talent and character enabled him to complete the unfinished cause of changing the dynasty of his father and brother.
However, the founding emperor, known as the "Heroic Son of Heaven", completely let go of himself after bringing the Northern Qi to a high level, unleashing the evil of his family and human nature.
Indulgence, alcoholism, indiscriminate killing, and infighting, together with the Hu-Han contradictions and corruption left by Gao Huan, all problems broke out together, making the Northern Qi Dynasty a notorious "beast dynasty" in history.
Gao Yang was the emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty, and during his reign he was alcoholic, fornicatory, and mentally disordered. Gao Yang's family has a hereditary mental illness, showing traits such as martial arts, alcoholism and lust, high IQ, and lack of emotional intelligence.
Gao Huan's sons inherited these traits, such as Gao Yang's alcoholism, Gao Cheng's fornication with his father's concubine, Gao Zhan's second sister-in-law, etc. Historians believe that this is because of the Gao Huan family's rejection of the Sinicization reform and the character defects caused by the family's genetic disease.
The Gao family's power struggles and ruthless killings also affected their family relationships. Gao Yang's two sons, Gao Yin and Gao Zhan, also had infighting and suppression of the imperial clan during their reign.
In the end, the infighting of the Gao royal family led to their demise.
Okay, I'll try: In the last years of the Northern Qi Dynasty, the Yuwentai family dominated China's political situation for 300 years, while the Gao Huan family and its military and political groups faded out of the historical stage. It is said that Gao Huan's son Gao Wei thinks that the concubine Feng Xiaolian is a peerless beauty, and he must let the ministers appreciate Feng Xiaolian's jade body together.
As a result, at this moment of absurdity, the army of the Northern Zhou Dynasty had already broken through Jinyang, the military and political center of the Northern Qi Dynasty and the old nest of the Gao family. The Northern Qi perished and died from the madness of the Gao family.