When reading history and reading the sentence "King Li has the material and strength to carry the cauldron", I can't help but think of Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu's spirit could lift mountains, his strength could carry cauldrons, he galloped around the world, and he was proud of all the heroes. In the end, he was defeated in Gaixia and committed suicide in Wujiang River. King Li was the one who killed Liu Chang who had tried to eat him. Xiang Yu can carry a tripod, and Liu Chang can also carry a tripod. Both of them are feared. However, what Xiang Yu possesses is domineering, but what Liu Chang reveals is his surly temperament.
Liu Changsheng was tall and powerful, with well-developed limbs. When he tried to kill or eat him, Liu Heng pardoned him, so people's fear of him only increased. The "Book of Han" records, "Since Queen Mother Bo and the Crown Prince, all ministers have been afraid of King Li", which means that Liu Heng's old mother Bo Ji and Liu Heng's son Liu Qi are both afraid of Liu Chang. The royal family members were all afraid of Liu Chang, and the courtiers and common people were even more afraid.
After being pardoned by Liu Heng's "big brother", Liu Chang returned to Huainan. He was able to escape safely without any punishment for committing the serious crime of beheading. Liu Chang became more and more domineering from then on. Violent men like Liu Chang are full of passion and would never bother to do the same thing again. It would be boring to kill people again after killing others.
According to American psychologist Maslow: Human desires are unlimited and hierarchical. After lower-level desires are satisfied, people want to realize higher-level desires. The lowest level of desire is food and clothing, and the highest level is self-realization.
Self-realization means completing yourself, that is, doing whatever you want.
Not many people can achieve self-realization, and Liu Chang also strives to develop in this direction. As a prince, Liu Chang is extremely noble, and there are few things in the world that he cannot accomplish. If you want to challenge yourself, you can only break the laws of the country.
Liu Chang dared to think and do it. In the fiefdom, Liu Chang did not use the laws promulgated by the court, but made his own. The Han Dynasty stipulated that the feudal state only had administrative power and no legislative power. Legislative power belonged to the imperial court. Liu Chang's move, at best, was a challenge to Liu Heng; at worst, it was a rebellion. Regarding this matter, "big brother" Liu Heng was very calm and turned a blind eye. Liu Heng doesn't care, and no one dares to care.
Liu Chang made the law, but Liu Heng sat back and ignored it. Liu Chang seemed to find it boring. So, he played another set of benefits that only the "big brother" can enjoy: entering and exiting the police.
Jingzhi is the martial law of Qingdao, and only the emperor has the right to enjoy it. Wei Tuo lived in the yellow house and used a big banner. Liu Heng immediately sent Lu Jia to deal with it, not wanting to see the two suns. Liu Chang's move seemed to tell people all over the world that there are two suns in the sky. Regarding this matter, Liu Heng was equally calm and turned a blind eye.
Liu Heng acquiesced to the police, and Liu Chang took another step: calling the police. Zhizhi means giving orders as the emperor. Liu Chang did this not to tell the world that there are two suns in the sky, but to prove to the world that there are indeed two suns in the sky. The eldest brother, Huang Lao, has profound knowledge and can adapt to all changes by remaining unchanged. Liu Heng also turned a blind eye to this matter.
Facing the calm Liu Heng, Liu Chang had no intention of spending any more time. He wrote directly to ask for his appointment of officials. At that time, the imperial court stipulated that officials with more than 2,000 shi, such as prime ministers, must be appointed by the imperial court. Liu Chang wrote a letter with disrespectful words, disrespectful attitude, and unreasonable demands, but Liu Heng pretended to be confused. Zhou Bo worked hard and achieved great results. He was almost executed for being arrogant. On the other hand, Liu Heng really indulged Liu Chang. "Han Shu" said that Liu Heng could not rebuke Liu Chang, so he asked his uncle Bo Zhao to write a letter of remonstrance to Liu Chang. Bo Zhao's words are modest, his attitude is calm, and his meaning is clear: first of all, he praises Liu Chang for his good talent, bravery and courage, and is a rare talent; secondly, he cites a lot of Liu Chang's willful things, such as abolishing court decrees, He is good at killing, scrutinizing and eating him, etc., and persuades him to change his ways; thirdly, traces the difficulties of Liu Bang's business, and advises Chief Liu to maintain the Han Dynasty and be a filial son and grandson; fourthly, points out Liu Chief's unfilial piety, unrighteousness, disobedience, etc. , and said that in ancient times, there were killings to stabilize the world, to warn Liu Chang; finally, he urged Liu Chang to apologize to Liu Heng and share the joy of brotherhood.
Liu Chang was very unhappy after reading the letter.
In the sixth year of Emperor Wen (174 BC), Liu Chang and Chai Wu's eldest son conspired and sent more than 70 strong men to ambush at the mouth of the valley (now northeast of Liquan County, Shaanxi Province), preparing for a sneak attack. At the same time, they collaborated with the enemies of South Vietnam and the Huns in order to plot event. There is no airtight wall in the world. When Liu Heng found out about this, he was furious and ordered Liu Chang to be recruited into Chang'an. Liu Chang was very courageous, and he would attack at the first move without saying goodbye. Liu Chang dared to come because he naturally felt that Liu Heng would not punish him.
When Liu Chang entered Chang'an, Prime Minister Zhang Cang and other courtiers and important members of the clan suggested that Liu Chang be killed and his body abandoned on the street, on the grounds that he was planning to rebel.
The crime of rebellion is extremely serious, and the disaster of rebellion is extremely tragic. However, Liu Heng could not bear to deal with Liu Chang severely, so he only sent him to Sichuan in order to eliminate his surly temper. Before leaving, Liu Heng told Chang Liu to eat well and take good care of him along the way. Liu Chang was sitting in a curtained carriage so that no one outside could see inside. There is a court seal affixed to the car and cannot be removed without permission.
As soon as Liu Chang was sent away, Yuan An told Liu Heng that what happened to Liu Chang was all the result of Liu Heng's pampering; Liu Chang was born with a strong temper and could not bear the blow. If he died on the way, Liu Heng would be responsible for killing his younger brother. The name. Liu Heng was known as the benevolent king. He was afraid of being infamous for killing his brother, so he immediately sent people to recover Liu Chang.
Sitting in the carriage, Liu Chang said to his attendants: "Who said I am brave? I was so pampered and pampered that I didn't know my fault, which is why I ended up where I am today." After saying this, Liu Chang went on a hunger strike and died. On the threshold of the car.
The people escorting him along the way did not dare to tear off the car seal. When they arrived at Yongjun (now south of Fengxiang County, Shaanxi Province), local officials tore off the car seal and reported that Liu Chang died on hunger strike. Liu Heng was very sad, and Yuan Ang persuaded Liu Heng to kill Prime Minister Zhang Cang and Censor Feng Jing to clear himself of the murder of his younger brother.
If the emperor is guilty, his ministers have been responsible since ancient times; if a minister is guilty, someone with a lower official rank than him is responsible. From top to bottom, and so on, finally the officials along the way where the carriage passed were beheaded and their bodies abandoned in the market. The crime was: Liu Chang was not given anything to eat or drink along the way, which resulted in the death of the prince, so he should be executed.
Liu Heng buried Liu Chang with royal rites and arranged for thirty families to guard the tomb. In order to get rid of the bad reputation of killing his brother, Liu Heng made Liu Chang's four sons marquis in the eighth year of Emperor Wen (172 BC).
Although Liu Heng killed officials and rewarded Liu Chang's son, the people still said that he killed his younger brother. There is a folk song: a foot of cloth can be sewed; a bushel of millet can be pounded; two brothers are incompatible!
Liu Heng was very upset after hearing this. He said that in the past, Yao, Shun, Zhou Gong and other sages had massacred their own flesh and blood, and people all over the world praised Zhou Gong and others as sages. He was negligent for a moment, and Liu Chang died on hunger strike. Why would people in the world not spare others when they seize this black spot?
In order to clear his name, Liu Heng moved to the right to take charge of Huainan, and Liu Xi, the king of Chengyang, gave Liu Chang the posthumous title of King Li.
Excessive doting is not to love you, but to harm you!
