The Struggle of the Reborn Prince

After Zhao Huan retreated from the Jin army in Bianjing, he deceived his father back and made his eldest son Zhao Chen, who was less than ten years old, the crown prince. Afterwards, Zhao Huan replaced all the guards around Zhao Ji with.

His confidant put him under his strict surveillance. In ancient China, filial piety was the first, but he didn't care about so much to consolidate the throne.

Zhao Huan's series of actions made the old emperor Zhao Ji feel deeply uneasy. He was worried that Zhao Huan would have actions that were unfavorable to him, and began to be ready to contact his old ministers. But now there are no trustworthy people around him, and the letters were intercepted.

Every move was reported to Zhao Huan, which could not help but arouse his vigilance.

After Zhao Huan summoned several close ministers to discuss, he decided to "If you want to cut down a big tree, cut off branches first." Some time ago, the censors kept writing letters to impeach Cai Jing, Tong Guan and other treacherous ministers who harmed the country and the people. Zhao

Huan had already demoted them all, but now his father still missed them. For the sake of the throne under his butt, he could only borrow their heads to use it first.

At this time, someone happened to discuss the matter of Chen Dong leading the people to send a letter to the Que, saying that those who had once damaged the emperor's majesty should not be let go, and that he should be severely punished. This incident was very big at that time, and Zhao Huan was also in a lingering fear.

So the ministers discussed how to deal with Chen Dong

However, it was not so easy to punish Chen Dong. Later, someone suggested that it would be better to give Chen Dong an official first to win people's hearts and wait for a while before he was wrong, and dealt with him fiercely. Zhao Huan therefore appointed Chen Dong's first-rank official and gave him a gift.

He was born in the same Jinshi, but Chen Dong hid in the palace of King Yan in Hezhong and resigned from his post and did not suffer this, which made Zhao Huan very hurt. He rewarded him as an official, but he would rather be an aide in the palace of King Yan than be his post.

Only remember when

However, the emperor issued an edict to recall Chen Dong, which gave a clear signal to the court ministers. Therefore, the wave of traitors that had just cooled down also set off a climax. The censors severely impeached Cai Jing and his son, Tong Guan and Zhu Xie and his son.

The memorials of others flew over like snowflakes in the next two months, Zhao Huan took advantage of the situation to demote Zhao Ji's favorite officials and traitors until they were killed.

Cai Jing first demoted Hengzhou, then Shaozhou, and then Danzhou. He could not buy food even if he had money along the way. He was so poor that he had only money left. When he arrived in Tanzhou, he died of illness for several days, but no one took the corpse. Cai Jing's son Cai Youxian

Demoted Yongzhou, demoted Xunzhou, and demoted Leizhou again. Zhao Huan ordered his brother Cai Chong to kill Cai Jing's descendants and 23 descendants to be exiled to remote places. They were not allowed to be released when they were amnesty.

Tong Guan first demoted Chenzhou, then Yingzhou, and then Jiyang Army. Before he arrived at the exile site, Zhao Huan issued an edict to count his ten major crimes and ordered people to behead him on the way. The heads were packed in wooden boxes and sent back to the capital to hang their heads.

Zhu Xie was first in charge of Hengzhou, then moved to Shaozhou and demoted to Xunzhou, and then sentenced Gao Qiu to death. At this time, he was killed. He was only pursuing his official title, but he escaped.

Zhao Liangsi was dismissed from office because he opposed the court's acceptance of Zhang Jue, and was demoted to Liuzhou, Jin Kingdom, and defeated the alliance and invaded the Song Dynasty. After the censor Hu Shunzhi impeached him and caused border troubles, which ruined the century-old friendship with the Khitan, causing the Jin people to invade, causing disaster to the Central Plains.

, requesting that he behead him and behead him and displayed in public, he had been exiled to Chenzhou. Zhao Huan ordered Li Shengzhi, deputy envoy of Guangxi Transportation, to cut off his head from Zhao Liangsi's exile, which was a bit unfair!

At this time, Wang Fu, Liang Shicheng, Liang Fangping, and Zhao Ji's confidant and minions who had been executed before this had been eliminated, Zhao Huan killed two birds with one stone. He not only followed the people's hearts and killed the traitors, but also eliminated Zhao Ji's gangsters and eliminated the Supreme Emperor's restoration.

The threat cut off his thoughts of summoning his old family. In order to consolidate his throne, he became more unscrupulous. When he killed Wang Fu, he pretended to be a thief. Now he even left the legacy of Taizu behind him and tore off the fig leaf.

Several people issued an edict to kill...

Taking care of his father's subordinates, Zhao Huan looked around the world and suddenly found that in addition to the Jurchens, there was another person who could pose a threat to him, that is, his second brother Zhao Qi thought that he had been demoted to only have a title left.

The sanctioned compulsor who had no position and power raised his arms in the river and raised his troops to rescue Taiyuan. Within ten days, he gathered a large army of 150,000 and raised huge military pay and food, which shows his prestige.

Zhao Huan was both ashamed and angry when he heard about this. He was a emperor who made a wish and gave money and food. He issued an edict to recruit soldiers and brave men, but there were only a few people who responded. When he shouted, someone brought money and food to surrender. If this was the case,

Isn’t it easy to rebel? But at this time, it was my own edict that called on people to save Taiyuan. Their masters were famous, and not only could they not stop them, but they also had to issue an edict to encourage them. How frustrating are you?

But Zhao Huan thought about it this time, he was going to work with the Jurchens, not to seize his throne, and the Jurchens were not vegetarians. He even dispatched troops to save Taiyuan, but he had no return.

Li Gang, a guy who jumped and shouted all day long, wanted to fuck the Jurchens, and was so scared that he really sent him to go and beat him. He asked the Jurchens to kill him. He just held a memorial service for him, and he was also

Apart from the troubles in my heart!

So Zhao Huan looked forward to the Jurchens winning the battle day and night, but he was soon disappointed, and forced himself to mess up, and gave money and called him father to the Jurchens, and were depressed in front of their brothers, and died in two battles.

More than 10,000 people sneaked down from Taiyuan City, and it took only ten days to go when the news of the Taiyuan victory reached the capital, the whole country was shocked. This was a great victory that the Jurchens had never seen since the southern invasion. Zhao

You can imagine what Huan felt at this moment...

When a person who lacks self-confidence reaches the peak of power, the most taboo thing is to surpass his subordinates, especially the emperor who is closest to him, the more mediocre he feels that he must be in the minds of all people in the world.

An extremely wise and great person who surpasses himself will become his enemies

When Zhao Qi led his army to recover the lost prefectures and counties in Taiyuan Prefecture, and the good news of conquering the dangerous Chitang Pass was placed on Zhao Huan's desk again, he could no longer bear the torture of jealousy in his heart and used fraudulent means to his father.

His brother was forced to force Zhao Huan to reward the reward for the meritorious soldiers in Taiyuan. Most of them were transferred to Li Gang's troops, and then ordered them to march into Taiyuan to replace the Hezhong Army.

Reduced the bounty, Zhao Huan wanted the Hezhong Army to cause trouble for this and no longer gave Zhao Qia "striving his life". In his thoughts, the soldiers in the world were the same, they were fighting for money, and they rewarded the money.

Li Gang's troops were to let them obey their orders and suppress the "rebellious" Hezhong Army at any time, so as to threaten Zhao Qi to enter the hub... (To be continued...)