When taking stock of Ming Taizong at the beginning, Lao Zhu was stunned!

Chapter 138 is really adding insult to injury, and God feels sorry for him.

[However, soon, bad news happened: Wei Qing died of illness. 】

[Wei Qing's death caused the Han Dynasty to lose its top general who took the initiative to attack the Xiongnu. Liu Zhi also lost an important source of power, but this was not the biggest loss. 】

[The biggest loss caused by Wei Qing's death was the relationship between the prince and the emperor. He was an extremely important link. 】

[On the one hand, he was the prince's uncle, and on the other hand, he was the emperor's confidant. His passing gradually caused obstacles in the communication between father and son. 】
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Han Dynasty, the first year before Emperor Wen.

Liu Heng also regretted Wei Qing's death.

After all, Wei Qing was extremely important to the emperor of the Han family, and he was such a capable relative who was deeply trusted by the emperor.

Furthermore, my future grandson has an extremely tough character and will never let go of external battles or internal control.

Once Wei Qing dies of illness, it will inevitably greatly affect Liu Che's deployment.

Similarly, if Wei Qing is away, Liu Che may not be as tolerant to his relatives as before.

[Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was undoubtedly a man of courage and determination, as was his policies, the way he handled things, and his personnel, just like the Gongyang School he promoted. 】

[As for the prince, as Liu Che's first son, he was deeply valued by Liu Che, so he also studied "Gongyang Zhuan". Then after studying it, the prince became interested in "Gu Liang" and asked him privately. The scholar Xiaqiu Jianggong studied. 】

[In terms of handling government affairs, the prince is also more inclined to be kind and generous, and his methods are often gentler, which is different from Liu Che's decisiveness and cruelty. 】

[As time went by, the prince gradually grew up, and the queen's appearance aged. Naturally, Liu Che doted on other concubines more and had other sons. Therefore, this also made the queen and prince gradually feel uneasy. 】

[So, faced with this situation, the emperor decided. 】

[[-]: Now that we have discovered that they are uneasy, we must take corresponding measures. 】

[Two: I think this is a test that the prince should accept, no matter what. 】

[Three: Didn’t notice the prince and queen’s uneasiness. 】
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The early years of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Bang almost wanted to laugh at these three options. Liu Che grew up in the palace and ascended the throne at a young age. He had been handling government affairs and fighting in all directions for many years. How could he not see the undercurrents under the imperial body.

He must only have two situations: those he intends to deal with and those he does not intend to deal with.
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Han Dynasty, the first year before Emperor Wen.

Liu Heng directly pressed an option. He turned to look at Liu Qi: "How do you think Cheer will solve this matter?"

Liu Qi thought about it, and his character could only be said to be a combination of Liu Che and Liu Heng, so he estimated that Liu Che hoped that the prince himself could understand this matter.

I'm afraid it was precisely because Liu Che always valued Liu Zhi too much, thinking that he was the prince and his son of the Liu family, how could he not understand his ideas, so in the end there was such a big conflict between the two.
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Ming Dynasty, Hongwu period.

Zhu Yuanzhang also felt a little regretful. The emperor should communicate with the prince face to face about this kind of matter.

Liu Che was so tough and strong that his son could not come to his side or to his heart.

He is obviously the one whom he cares about and values ​​the most, so what can't he say directly to his face?

[As the emperor, Liu Che was naturally keenly aware of the changes in the queen, the prince, and even many forces, and he also understood their thoughts clearly. 】

[However, he did not explain to the queen or the prince, but explained his thoughts to Wei Qing, and the queen and the prince settled down again after learning about Liu Che's thoughts from Wei Qing. 】

[However, this stable situation completely collapsed when Wei Qing died of illness. 】

[It also left a huge gap in Liu Zhi's power. Of course, this is not irreparable. What is really irreparable is a channel for communication with Liu Che at any time. 】
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Ming Dynasty, the fourth year of Zhengde.

Zhu Houzhao was very disdainful of the so-called peace of mind of the queen and prince.

The gap between the prince and Emperor Xiaowu had long existed, but it was just covered up.

Once time passes, it will continue to deepen and eventually explode.Wei Qing's death from illness was just a trigger.
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Tang Dynasty, Zhenguan period.

Li Shimin felt a little regretful: "Emperor Xiaowu still has a brave heart as he gets older, and the prince himself is getting older. In addition, the villain is instigating it for profit. Wei Qing's death from illness at this time is really adding insult to injury. God knows. How pitiful.

[Without Wei Qing’s help, a group of people around Liu Che suddenly felt that the time had come. 】

[So some people began to frame Liu Zhi one after another. Even if some people did not participate in it, they did not give positive comments on Liu Zhi. 】

[For example, once Liu Zheng went to the palace to meet his mother and guard and her son-in-law, but it took a long time to leave the palace. So Su Wen, the Huangmen servant, reported this matter to Liu Che, saying that Liu Zheng was playing with the palace people. 】

[As a result, although Liu Che did not punish Liu Xu, he still increased the number of people in the palace to 200. 】

[Various circumstances indicate that Liu Zheng's position as crown prince is suspected to have been shaken. On the other hand, Liu Zheng himself prefers Gu Liang's governing philosophy and is more moderate than Liu Che. 】

[Therefore Liu Ju decided. 】

[[-]: Don’t change yourself. 】

[Two: Some hesitation. 】

[Three: It’s better to change it. If it doesn’t work, change it back after you ascend the throne. 】
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Han Dynasty, the fourth year of Yuanshou.

Liu Che's mood completely exploded when he saw the word "fragment".

what is this?
To sow discord between father and son in the Emperor's family?

Nothing in the royal family is more important than the relationship between the emperor and the prince. This is simply adding fuel to the fire. I am afraid that the court will not cause trouble!

There are still people who dare to tamper with this in the future. How can this keep Liu Che from getting angry?

He simply wanted to find Su Wen right now and kill everyone in his family.

However, as the emperor of the Liu family, his inherited rationality allowed him to calm down quickly.

why?
There are too many problems here.

First of all, why are there so many people around him who hate the prince and even frame him? You know, this is a capital crime if discovered!

Furthermore, even if you don't take action, you won't give a positive evaluation.

Does the prince have a conflict of interest with them?
Furthermore, since he is someone close to him, he must have his approval and trust. How could they not understand his thoughts?

How could they not know that they were actually very satisfied with the prince, so they understood, but they did not comply.Why?
This couldn't help but remind him of the different philosophies of father and son.

A generous elder with deep and cool usage.

He has been in charge of the Han Dynasty for many years and has continuously fought foreign wars, and has consumed more than half of the national power.

Therefore, when the prince preferred to recuperate and benevolent, he still chose to support him and no one else, just because he knew that the big man needed to recuperate after him.

But is it because of this?

Yes, that's why.

Once the emperor and the courtiers, as the ones who gained power during their reign, they were naturally powerful.

But if they wait for Liu Zheng to ascend the throne, they will definitely be abandoned and their lives will be in danger. They cannot allow this to happen.

(End of this chapter)