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"Actually, the power of Dan that can bring down the prince does not come from him. What is more important is that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty wanted to suppress the vassal king."

"Following the current trend, the final result was that Jiang Chong brought down Prince Dan of Zhao State."

"Although Jiang Chong played a great role here, without the support of Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, everything was in vain."

"After Liu Che became emperor, he was very strict with the princes and kings."

"He always wants to find an opportunity to suppress the power of the princes and kings."

"Jiang Chong's complaint gave Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, an excuse to attack King Zhao Liu Pengzu."

"After this case, Jiang Chong slowly attracted the attention of Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty."

"So one day Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, ordered to meet Jiang Chong."

"After learning the news, Jiang Chong said that he had been poor since he was a child and hoped that the emperor would let him wear "ordinary" clothes for the audience."

"This dress was designed by Jiang Chong himself. It's a bit like that kind of ethnic dress."

"As soon as Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, met him, he immediately had a good impression of him."

"At this time, Jiang Chong still has a sense of justice."

"He was placed in great importance by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and volunteered to go on a mission to the Xiongnu. After returning to the capital, he was worshiped as the envoy of Zhizhi embroidered clothes. He was responsible for the security of the capital and surrounding areas, as well as the investigation and promotion of officials and nobles who went beyond luxury."

"Jiang Chong was very conscientious and impeached many noble relatives and ministers who were extravagant and arrogant. He received the support and praise of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He was soon promoted to Guang Luxun and Zhonghuangmen, and was responsible for the palace gates of Suwei."

"Jiang Chong favored Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and enforced the law poorly. He intimidated his relatives everywhere and made them pay money to Emperor Wu to atone for their sins. He also confiscated the car of Princess Guantao, the eldest princess of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and reported that the prince's retainers violated regulations and violated regulations in the emperor's exclusive palace. Driving on the road."

"Jiang Chong's move was praised by Emperor Wu: "This is what a minister should do. ""

"Since then, Jiang Chong has become "great in credit and powerful in the capital" and was appointed as the Commander-in-Chief of Shuiheng."

"As the saying goes, if you want to destroy a person, you must first expand it."

"Jiang Chong has since become a high-ranking official, a big figure that the clan and royal families are vying to curry favor with, and his family and friends have also benefited a lot from him."

"Jiang Chong finally failed to hold on to the bottom line and began to slide into the abyss of destruction."

"It can be seen that Jiang Chong's life was not all smooth sailing, and there were times when he stumbled in his political career."

"Why does this witchcraft disaster involve the prince and Wei Zifu? It's because there is a small grudge between the prince and Jiang Chong."

"Prince Liu Ju was kind-hearted and kind-hearted. He often advised Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty not to start wars. The father and son often broke up unhappy due to political disagreements."

"Jiang Chong was favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty because he seemed to consider everything for Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and insisted on a fair and just attitude. The more Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty praised him, the less he looked down on other people, even So does the prince."

"Once, Jiang Chong followed Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to Ganquan Palace and saw Prince Liu Ju's retainers walking on the road in carriages and horses. He arrested the man and handed him over to the government for disposal."

"The prince later begged Jiang Chong and asked Jiang Chong to let his retainers go. He was willing to hand over the carriage."

"But Jiang Chong was ungrateful and kept his official business, so he insisted on reporting it to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty praised him for his ability." "In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was not as healthy as before and often fell ill. Emperor Wu asked Jiang Chong for consultation, and Jiang Chong expressed his gratitude to Emperor Wu. Said: "There is a spirit of witchcraft in the palace, which is the source of your Majesty's illness."

"So, the old and fatuous Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty gave Jiang Chong special privileges and ordered him to thoroughly investigate the witchcraft issue."

"Jiang Chong's power has reached its peak, and his power is overwhelming."

"Jiang Chong was afraid that the prince would target him because of old grudges, so he didn't want the prince to succeed to the throne."

"Then he bribed Hu Wu and said that someone was cursing Emperor Wu, so Emperor Wu became so seriously ill."

"Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked Jiang Chong to investigate, and Jiang Chong deliberately searched the Prince's Mansion and found witchcraft dolls in the Prince's Mansion."

"Liu Zhi was so frightened that he couldn't defend himself, so he hurriedly raised troops to arrest Jiang Chong. Jiang Chong's ending was not good, and he was directly killed by the prince."

"But the witchcraft disaster also caused Liu Zhi to lose his qualification as prince. He also knew that the consequences of doing so would be serious, so he committed suicide after losing."

"As a queen, Wei Zifu was naturally implicated, and she also committed suicide."

"Actually, there was nothing left to investigate in the "Witch Gu Case" at that time. All those who should be killed and those who should not be killed were executed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty."

"In order to please Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and to suppress dissidents, Jiang Chong framed a group of princes and nobles with whom he had not always had a good relationship, which further expanded the harm of the "witchcraft case". The government was temporarily in turmoil and the people's hearts were unstable. .”

"It was precisely because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty fully trusted Jiang Chong that he convicted Prince Liu Ju without any investigation, causing his favorite son and wife to commit suicide."

"So, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who later learned the truth, killed all the three clans of Jiang Chong."

"But in the final analysis, it was caused by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's incompetence."

"From ancient times to the present, treacherous ministers who are in power will harm the peace of the world, causing the situation in the DPRK to become increasingly chaotic. If the emperor had not been behind all this, how could the treacherous ministers who were subordinate to others have such great power to stir up troubles."

"These treacherous ministers are the best at figuring out the emperor's thoughts and knowing what to do to get the results he wants."

"If the emperor had a clear mind, he might still be able to identify the loyalty and treachery of his ministers, but an emperor who is already dim will often fall into the trap of treacherous ministers. This was the case with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in his later years."

"Because he killed too many people when he was young, and in his later years he was very eager for immortality and wanted to recreate the glory of the Han Dynasty, so Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty fell into a court of intrigues."

"He was full of fear of witchcraft and often suspected that someone was cursing him so that he would not live a long life. In the end, the treacherous minister Jiang Chong took this as an opportunity to eliminate dissidents."

Queen Ma: In fact, there was a reason why Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty hated and was angry about the art of witchcraft.

Wei Zifu: His Majesty has experienced several persecutions of witchcraft in his life, which has cast a lingering shadow on him.

Zhu Yuanzhang: When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty suffered the curse of witchcraft for the first time, he was still a young and vigorous young man!

Liu Che: It was Zhu Shian who had such a great impact on me.

"Why do I think Zhu Shi'an and Jiang Chong are a little similar? The last connection point between the two is actually the then crown prince Liu Ju!"

Liu Che: Can’t? Is there anyone who wants this crown prince position?

Cao Cao: Miss Zhang, you are really thinking. If it is really all about getting rid of this prince, then this person has hidden deep enough!

Liu Xiu: Liu Dan? Liu Xu? They also failed!

Li Shimin: Why the prince? Is she the Princess of Guantao?