Is the root cause of the "Seven Kingdoms Rebellion" that Qi killed Wu Xian by mistake?

Liu Qi, the king of scenery, said that everyone was familiar with the emperors of the Han Dynasty, especially Liu Qi, the king of scenery, who was particularly amiable or quiet. Is that really the case? Then let's analyze what kind of person Liu Qi is from the following incident.

Liu Xian, son of Wu Wang Liu Bi, was killed.

Liu Xian is the Prince Liu Bi, that is to say, the future prince will inherit the State of Wu. Let's talk about Liu Yin's father, Liu Bi. He followed Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu, since he was a child, and made many military achievements. He is the half-brother of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang and the son of his mother's second brother. He has a bad temper and speaks straight. Because his uncle is Liu Bang, he has always been very attractive. After Liu Bi arrived in the State of Wu, he began to make salt and cast money. By the time of Emperor Wendi, all fiefs were the richest in Wu, even surpassing the wealth of the whole Han Dynasty. As a result, Liu Bi was announced to enter the palace to discuss major events in the DPRK.

Because he is rich, Liu Bi is often proud of his son Liu Xian. I took it with me when I went to Kyoto, a few years older than Liu Qi. Liu Xian often played in unison in the palace, but he was smarter and had a fatal flaw. He is proud, especially arrogant, and he relies on his father's strength. Even he didn't take the prince seriously. On one occasion, Liu Qi took Liu Xian to visit the palace. As a result, it caused great disaster, and the monarch Hugh almost committed suicide, which provoked Emperor Wendi to slap Liu Qi. That's not all, but he still has to squat in the dark room to react. Liu Xian did this from beginning to end. As a result, Liu Qi took the blame and was not only scolded by his father, but also beaten and put in a dark room.

He was found in Liu's dark room, satirizing him for not looking down on the prince and laughing at him as a fool. Liu Qiyue thought more and more angry, but Liu Qi couldn't fight back effectively in the dark room, so Liu Qi coaxed Liu Xian to play chess to relieve boredom. During the chess game between Liu Xian and Liu Qi, Liu Qi picked up the chessboard and smashed Liu Xian's head dozens of times. Liu Xian was killed under the noses of Prince Kyoto and Liu Qi. If others also go away, but Liu Xian is, after all, Wang Shizi, and not an ordinary king. This king is the prince of Wu, and the influence of the prince of Wu and Liu Bi is particularly great, and the court often needs funds from him.

Besides, Liu Bi, the king of Wu, fought with Gao Zu, and had the meritorious military service and the ability to unify the army. Later, Heng really had no better way to deal with this matter. He had to take a step back, give the prince of Wu Liu Bi a face, and let Liu Qi go to Wu to serve his sentence, saying that he was serving his sentence. In fact, he experienced it there. Later, Liu Qi's grandmother followed. After arriving in Wu, Liu Qi lived an idyllic life with his grandmother, and gained a lot of experience, knowing the life of farmers, washing clothes by himself, raising horses and feeding pigs, and so on. He works during the day and studies at night. Besides, his grandmother Ji Bo is a woman who is good at calculating. She is very thoughtful. Liu Qi also learned a lot from her.

It can be seen from this incident that Liu Qi is actually a malicious character. A child's hand is so cruel that it directly causes death. At least it shows that the body is relatively strong and powerful, and there is a serious revenge mentality, which is in line with the temper of the second generation of officials in ancient feudal times. In the palace, no one dared to compete with him except his father Liu Heng. After all, he is the future son of heaven! As a result, a little prince of Wu, you hit a gun, and you underestimated the power of the prince. I think Liu Qi should be very resourceful, and he is not afraid to take responsibility if he has any enemies. At the same time, it also laid a deep foreshadowing for the subsequent seven-nation chaos.