An elephant hidden in a eight-character golden house

When Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty competed for the throne, according to the tradition of "standing long", he made Liu Rong a prince. Liu Pu of Guantao hoped that his daughter Chen Ajiao would become the queen of the Han Dynasty, but she was unreasonably opposed by Liu Rong's biological mother, so Princess Guantao wanted to abolish the prince. At this time, Wang Hao wanted his son Herry Liu to become a prince, so he tried his best to please Princess Guantao.

One day, Princess Guantao asked Liu Zhi if Gillian would be her wife. Herry Liu said, "If I can marry Gillian's sister, I will definitely build a golden house for her to live in." This is the origin of the golden house.

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Liu Che (BC1July 56 14-March 29, 87 BC), the seventh emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, was an outstanding politician, strategist and poet. Liu Che/KLOC-acceded to the throne at the age of 0/6. In order to consolidate the imperial power, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established the China-Korea and set up a local secretariat. Start the inspection system and select talents. Adopt Zhu's suggestion, issue a "decree", solve the power of the kingdom, and return salt, iron and coins to the central government.

Culturally, Dong Zhongshu's suggestion was adopted to "oust a hundred schools of thought and respect Confucianism alone". End the situation of "different Taoism and law, different theories of human nature and different schools of thought" since the pre-Qin period. During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the territory expanded, the Huns were defeated, and they marched to Korea in the east, Baiyue in the south and Qingji in the west, which laid the territory of China, opened up the Silk Road, created the title and prospered imperial academy.

Liu Che opened up the largest territory of the Han Dynasty and made great achievements in various fields. The prosperous period of Hanwu is one of the three prosperous times in China history. In his later years, belligerence caused the disaster of witchcraft. In the fourth year of peace (89 BC), Liu Che committed a crime and wrote a letter to himself. In the second year of Yuan Dynasty (87 BC), 70-year-old Liu Che died in Zuo Wu Palace. Posthumous title, Emperor Xiaowu, temple number Sejong, was buried in Maoling.

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