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

Chapter 94 I wanted to love and protect every son, but in the end it resulted in this!

In the 17th year of Zhenguan, Li Shimin painted 24 portraits of the heroes in Lingyan Pavilion by Yan Liben to commemorate them.

Many ministers present had mixed emotions. They were sad to learn that they had died early, but they were also a little happy that they were listed as 24 meritorious officials and their names would go down in history.

Although Du Ruhui learned that he was the first person to pass away, his decisive temper still allowed him to quickly withdraw from the sadness and began to comfort Li Shimin, who had already begun to cry. Others also offered words of comfort, persuading His Majesty to take care of his body, for fear that Li Shimin will damage the dragon's body if he continues like this.
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Han Dynasty, the fourth year of Yuanshou.

Liu Che couldn't help sighing. Li Shimin's later years were really tragic.

The most unbearable pain in the world is when important people around you leave one after another, leaving you alone in this empty world.
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Qin Dynasty.

Ying Zheng was not as emotional as other emperors.

Still looking calm.

Ever since he called himself a widower, he had been prepared to be alone.

[The early death of Queen Changsun was related to the depletion of Qi and blood caused by her successive childbirths. 】

[You must know that childbirth has great demands on women's physical functions, and continuous childbirth will cause losses that are difficult to recover. In addition, she personally manages the affairs of the harem day and night. When she was young, she had to help Li Shimin establish a good reputation in the harem. , and eventually became ill from overwork in his later years. 】

[As for Li Chengqian's rebellion, it was also a problem caused by years of backlog. 】

[Li Shimin and Empress Changsun treated their children very favorably, and a bowl of water was even. They did not particularly favor or neglect Li Chengqian because he was the eldest son. 】

[There is nothing wrong with this. However, after Empress Changsun died of illness, she lost her mother's love, and Li Shimin himself was not good at communicating with his children. At this time, Li Chengqian also suffered from a foot disease. He had difficulty moving and had to go to the ground every time. It was an extremely painful walk. 】

[Subsequently, out of concern for his son and hope that Li Chengqian, the eldest son, could grow up as soon as possible, Li Shimin selected a group of admonishers for him. 】

[However, some admonishers regard admonishing the prince as the source of their merit. Whatever the prince does, he must be admonished, and at the same time, he uses extremely fierce words. 】

[It was okay in the short term, but in the long run, Li Chengqian suffered greatly both physically and mentally, and gradually went to extremes. 】

[Even though Li Shimin continued to hand over power to the prince, Li Chengqian still did not get better. 】

[And Li Tai also coveted the throne and repeatedly provoked Li Chengqian, which made him embark on the road of forcing the palace to rebel, but in the end he failed. 】
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Tang Dynasty, the third year of Zhenguan.

Li Shimin's eyes were blurry with tears at this moment, and he could only close his eyes tightly, but after listening to the words of the miracle, the tears continued to flow uncontrollably.

He naturally knew that Guanyin's body was weak, and it was true that she gave birth to children one after another. Even after she ascended the throne, she could not rest well. What on earth did he, the emperor, and the husband do?
Why don't you even notice such small things?

Looking at his two sons again, could the fight between Li Tai and Li Chengqian be a replica of his fight with Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji?
Is this a mockery of God?
Punishment for the Xuanwumen incident?

He originally wanted to love and protect every son, but in the end he ended up with this result!

He hoped to assign Gao Ming many talents and give Gao Ming a lot of opportunities to continuously improve himself, but those people actually regarded it as a task to gain merit!

Li Shimin's hands clenched tightly into fists, and he really couldn't calm down.Now it seems that my Tang Dynasty seems prosperous, but within the royal family, I still need to think carefully and be more attentive in terms of education.
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Ming Dynasty, Hongwu 13th year.

Zhu Yuanzhang also sighed, sighing because a person as talented as himself suffered such pain in his later years.

Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty was extremely heroic, pacified the land in all directions, and was extremely brave.

However, regarding the matter of the heir, he was obviously frightened by the Xuanwu Gate incident that year, and Li Yuan left such a huge shadow on him that he treated the prince and other sons equally, fearing that unfair behavior would happen again. Stage the tragedy of his own year.

But the prince is still a prince after all, he needs to be cultivated and paid attention to in advance, so how can he be confused! ——
Qing Dynasty, 28th year of Kangxi.

Kangxi also kept shaking his head at Li Shimin's handling of the heir issue.

For such a big event as the prince's rebellion, he was just demoted to a commoner and exiled to a remote place!

Among them, Li Tai continued to provoke, and the evidence was conclusive. He actually only made him the king of Shunyang County. He clearly supported Li Chengqian as the prince, but he doted on Li Tai so much.

Although there is indeed a reason why relatives and friends have died of illness in their later years and they have suffered a huge psychological blow, treating relatives like this will only make the situation more confusing.

[All in all, Li Shimin's life in his later years may have been unsatisfactory, but in the 23rd year of Zhenguan, a mortal but extremely extraordinary life finally ended. 】

[Temple name Taizong and Empress Changsun were buried together in Zhaoling. 】

[Although Li Shimin's life ended in the 23rd year of Zhenguan, the traces he left in this world still continue to influence the Tang Dynasty. 】

[His knowledge of people, good management of tasks, and political clarity are still remembered by people of the later Tang Dynasty and even later generations. 】

[Even during the Song Dynasty, some people wrote the poem "When you are lonely and have no way out, you cry at Zhaoling".In the hearts of later generations, he is always the true founding king, the founding king of the prosperous Tang Dynasty!Li Shimin's glory has always been spread in every corner of the Tang Dynasty! 】

[Even in the late Tang Dynasty, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty was equally successful and famous, and people only evaluated him as little Taizong. 】

[At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the central government at that time had declined, and people had obviously forgotten how majestic the glorious Tang Dynasty was. At that time, Huang Chao was extremely powerful, the emperor had begun to flee west, and many generals had no intention of fighting. 】

[After Huang Chao’s surrender envoy arrived, a banquet was held. 】

[However, while everyone was having a banquet, music was playing, and it was "The Music of King Qin Breaking the Formation" that was played. 】

[Many generals burst into tears on the spot, while the staff on the side tried to clear up the confusion of the envoys who wanted to surrender, using many excuses to deal with it. 】

[After this music, the attitudes of many generals suddenly changed. From having no intention of fighting to resisting desperately, they finally gained the support of many people and defended the land west of Beijing. 】
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Tang Dynasty, the third year of Zhenguan.

The obvious tears on Li Shimin's face still couldn't be wiped off, and no one in the hall spoke, or maybe they didn't know what to say?
Or maybe they find it difficult to speak out at the moment, their throats are clogged, and their hearts feel uncomfortable.

The previous content is very good. Your Majesty is brave and talented, and these ministers are also talented in literature and military affairs, and they have contributed their greatest efforts to the glory of the Tang Dynasty.

(End of this chapter)