Why are sand dunes the most dangerous places in history?

Dune is today's Xingtai City, Hebei Province. This place is famous because two famous people died here. One is King Wuling of Zhao, the monarch of the Warring States, and the other is Qin Shihuang, the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty. It is just a coincidence that King Wuling of Zhao and Qin Shihuang both died here. Their causes of death are completely different, but they are all closely related to sand dunes.

The geographical location of sand dunes is more important. About 60 kilometers to the south is Handan City, Hebei Province, which is the capital of Houzhao. 130 km north is Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, which is also an important city of Zhao Dynasty. 270 kilometers to the west is Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, which was the capital of Zhao in the middle period. At that time, it was called Jinyang, and 280 kilometers to the east was Jinan City, Shandong Province. Sand dunes are conveniently located and extend in all directions.

The fundamental reason why King Wuling of Zhao died in the sand dunes was the internal power struggle. Zhao Wuling made a series of political mistakes. First, he chose his favorite son to be the king of Zhao, and did not let his eldest son inherit the throne. This is a waste of time. Second, since King Wuling of Zhao made his youngest son king, sympathized with his eldest son and wanted to seal his eldest son a piece of land, it was tantamount to splitting Zhao. This is a serious political mistake.

In the end, King Zhao Wu abdicated to his youngest son when he was still alive, and sent ministers to assist his son in politics. Later, King Wuling of Zhao wanted to take back his power. You know, the power given out is like spilled water, which directly leads to the conflict of rights between King Wuling of Zhao and his youngest son. The youngest son was the later King Huiwen of Zhao He, and Zhao He was king for several years. How can he give up his power?

Finally, a series of political events took place in Dune Palace. First of all, King Wuling of Zhao acquiesced in the assassination of Zhao He by his eldest son, Zhao Zhang, and only killed the minister, Fei Yi. After learning about this situation, Gongzi Cheng and Li Jing led the army to kill them, and then surrounded the palace where King Wuling of Zhao lived. But they didn't dare to kill King Wuling of Zhao. They just starved King Wuling of Zhao around the palace. This is the whole process of the dune coup.

Qin Shihuang died in a sand dune by accident. Just the fifth Qin Shihuang cruise, he fell ill in Tianjin, Shandong Plain, and then continued to cruise according to the planned route. As a result, Qin Shihuang's illness became more and more serious, and ministers who used it were afraid to mention the word death. Finally, Qin Shihuang died in the sand dune, because the sand dune happened to be a stop of Qin Shihuang's cruise, and Qin Shihuang just died in the sand dune. This is a coincidence, which has nothing to do with whether the sand dunes are evil, but with

After the death of Qin Shihuang, there was a story around the sand dunes, which was the famous change of sand dunes. After the death of Qin Shihuang, Zhao Gao conspired with Hu Hai and Reese, and decided to tamper with the imperial edict drawn up by Qin Shihuang before his death, making the Hu Change Sea emperor. This coup directly changed the fate of the Daqin Empire and led to the death of Qin Ershi, all of which happened in the sand dunes.

Although two famous figures, King Wuling of Zhao and Qin Shihuang, died in the sand dunes, they were both accidental and had nothing to do with whether the sand dunes were evil or not. If anything, their deaths are related to the good geographical location of the sand dunes, which is naturally important if they are convenient to handle. These dunes are also famous for King Wuling of Zhao and Qin Shihuang.