Chapter 309: Pulling out the thorn, what has to be done
Sun Quan said again: "Shu'er is absolutely right. I also think that they can still be used now. In a few years, I will establish a new crown prince, and I will also imitate the methods of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in getting rid of field worms and Dou Ying.
Pull out some thorns!"
Tian Fu was actually the "spokesman" for the Queen Mother to seize power step by step. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty strengthened the centralization of power, and eventually the conflicts with his relatives got out of hand.
"In the most filial piety, there is no need to worry about different surnames." By the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, princes with the same surname no longer worried, and the influence of foreign relatives' interference in the monarchy became the main contradiction.
In the later years of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Empress Dowager Dou suggested that Dou Ying be the prime minister. Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty rejected his mother's advice and appointed Wei Wan, who had no background and power. In fact, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty simply did not want his power to be controlled by his relatives, let alone leave a strong assistant prime minister for the prince.
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"After Wei Qi became a general, he became more prosperous." At that time, Dou Ying had already become a general and his power was at its peak. When Sima Qian wrote this, his writing suddenly changed and turned to describing Tian Fu, "He was a prince, but he was not noble.
." Tian Fu was still a small attendant. It was not until Xiaojing's later years that Tian Fu was promoted to Taizhong Dafu.
"The Queen Mother is wise to learn Pan Meng's books because she has a eloquent speech." Why did Sima Qian write this sentence? The Queen Mother gradually seized power with the help of Tian Fu!
"Zhenfu often has plans for Tian Fu's guests." After the death of Emperor Xiaojing, the crown prince ascended the throne, and the Queen Mother came to rule. The Queen Mother held great power, either to suppress or to appease, and mostly adopted the plans and strategies of Tian Fu and his guests.
"Fu's younger brother Tian Sheng was the younger brother of the Empress Dowager. Three years after Xiaojing, Fu was granted the title of Marquis of Wu'an and Sheng was the Marquis of Zhouyang." This sentence is easy to understand. There is a clear point in time, "Three years after Xiaojing", Emperor Xiaojing died.
Three years later, it means that the Queen Mother has taken over some political power.
"Wu'an Hou Xin wants to use things as his prime minister", the supporter behind Tian Fu's premeditated plan to become prime minister should be the Queen Mother. Whether it is "a humble guest" (treating guests humbly), or "those who enter the homes of celebrities are valued" (recommended for those who have not yet served as officials)
celebrities), all in order to "overwhelm (exclude, overwhelm) Wei and its generals".
If the Queen Mother wants to strengthen her power, she must seize it from the Dou family's relatives, which will inevitably crowd out the Dou family's power.
In the first year of Jianyuan, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty passed away and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty came to the throne. Prime Minister Wei Wan and the imperial censor Zhi Bu were dismissed from their posts. The mastermind behind this must have been Empress Dowager Dou, and the Empress Dowager may have acquiesced.
In the end, Dou Ying became the prime minister and Tian Fu became the Taiwei. The two foreign relatives divided the power.
There was a brief harmony between Dou and Tian, and they jointly recommended Zhao Wan, who was fond of Confucianism, to be the censor, and Wang Zang to be the doctor.
"To promote peace", "Mingtang" was the place where emperors promoted politics and religion.
The phrase "want to establish a bright hall" is nothing more than two words: change. Whether it is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty or the Queen Mother who wants to change, the spearhead is directed at the Queen Mother Dou.
But no one expected that Empress Dowager Dou would get angry and masturbate all the imperial officials from the prime minister to the prince. This happened in the second year of Jianyuan, but no matter what means were used, they were powerless in the face of absolute strength.
"Wei Qi lost Empress Dowager Dou, and Yi was not used anymore." Dou Ying lost power and was no longer reused. In contrast, although Tian Fu was dismissed, he was still trusted because of the Queen Mother. When Empress Dowager Dou died, Tian Fu was appointed prime minister.
, the villain’s arrogance when he succeeds cannot be restrained.
Tian Fu was actually the "spokesperson" of the Queen Mother, and the rise and fall of Tian Fu represented the rise and fall of the Queen Mother's power.
After the "court debate", the Queen Mother questioned the emperor and said: "Now that I am alive, others will bully my brother; if I die, others will be slaughtered like fish and meat."
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had no choice but to ask the Queen Mother for forgiveness. Wei Qihou and Wu'an Hou were both royal relatives, so they debated in court.
Otherwise, this matter can be left to a jailer to decide.
The "court debate" has no final result. The forces of both sides are still evenly matched, but in the end there will still be a winner.
"The emperor sent the censor Bo to blame Wei Qi for what he said about Guan Fu." The emperor sent the censor to question Dou Ying on the charges of Guan Fu recorded in the document. "It was quite unfair and deceptive." Many of them were inconsistent with the facts. Therefore, Dou Ying
Dou Ying was convicted of the crime of "deception" and was impeached by Du Sikong. Dou Ying was impeached by the imperial censor and imprisoned in Du Sikong Prison.
No one expected that Dou Ying, who had the upper hand in the "court debate", would end up like this.
"As a matter of fact, Guan Fu has committed a crime against his clan." Dou Ying was imprisoned, and Guan Fu was convicted of genocide. The situation was very critical.
"Wei Qi often received edicts, saying: 'If there is any inconvenience, let it be easier'." Emperor Xiaojing once left a edict to Dou Ying. Dou Ying originally thought it was the straw that saved his life, but who knew that it was the last straw that broke the camel's back?
He still misjudged the thoughts of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. How could such a heroic leader who expanded his territory be willing to be threatened?
Even if what Dou Ying took out was really his father's imperial edict, he was unwilling to admit it.
No one among the ministers dared to discuss the matter anymore. Dou Ying asked his nephew to write a letter reporting the posthumous edict, hoping to be summoned again.
The memorial was submitted, but after checking the imperial archives stored by the Minister, there was no such edict.
This edict was only kept in Dou Ying's home and sealed with the seal of Dou Ying's family.
So Dou Ying was impeached for forging the late emperor's edict, and he should be beheaded in public for his crime.
In October of the fifth year of Yuanguang, Guan Fu and his family were all sentenced to death. It took a long time for Dou Ying to hear the news, "He was jealous, sick with prickly heat, and died of loss of appetite." After hearing this, Dou Ying was very angry and suffered a stroke.
Waiting to die without eating or drinking.
"I heard that I had no intention of killing Wei Qi", so Dou Ying started to eat and treat his illness again, thinking that he would not die. "But there were rumors about him", and rumors spread to slander Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. At the end of December, Dou Ying was killed
Executed in public, he could not escape the disaster after all.
"In the spring, the Marquis of Wu'an was ill, and he cried out to apologize." In the spring of the fifth year of Yuanguang, Tian Fu also fell ill. He shouted to confess his crime all day long, and he was very afraid of his nephew and would not let him go.
The doctor could not diagnose the disease, so he "made the witches who saw ghosts look at them, and when they saw Wei Qi, Guan Fu was guarding them together, and wanted to kill them." The wizard who could see ghosts discovered that it was the ghosts of Dou Ying and Guan Fu who were guarding Tian Fu.
Fate. In the end, Tian Fu also died.
However, regarding the cause of Tian Fu's death, was he really scared to death by ghosts? It is impossible for Tai Shigong to say that he was forced to death by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Sun Quan speculated with the heart of a fellow emperor that Tian Fu was probably forced to death by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
dead,
After all, he was very skilled in this matter. He had forced to death two high-ranking governors, Lu Meng who crossed the river to Qu Jingzhou in white clothes for him, and Lu Xun who burned Liu Bei's camp.
Although his methods are still not as good as those of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he has made some achievements in the art of imperial control. He can also understand Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Everything the two of them did was for the stability of their own country, whether it was to let the factions in the DPRK
Checking and balancing each other, or forcing ministers who have made great achievements to death, are all things that have to be done.