Fission of Daqin Empire: Qin Xiaogong said a word before his death, which accelerated Shang Yang's death.

Qin's reform over the past 20 years has achieved remarkable results, and its national strength has greatly increased. Shang Yang recovered the Hexi land occupied by Wei in World War I ... just as he said to Uncle Cuo in the process of land division and peace, "I will recover it after 20 years."

First, the great cause has been accomplished, and the heart is exhausted.

But at this moment of national celebration, Qin Xiaogong was dying, and his illness, as the imperial doctor Bian Que said:

Non-somatic diseases, somatic diseases and somatic diseases mean that every organ of the human body is intact, but the function of every organ is completely exhausted. People have no pain, but their bodies are weak and weak day by day. The reason is that "the heart is too tired, and the human body can't count." After years, it is like a fire in a furnace, burning and not effective. "

In other words, Qin Xiaogong's physical strength is too overdrawn. Since he ascended the throne, he has devoted all his energy to the governance of the country. His only dream is to make Qin strong and avenge the national humiliation. It is this dream that has always supported him, supported him to study by candlelight every night, and supported him to reform Qiang Qin.

Since he ascended the throne, he has been under pressure from all sides. Internally, his national strength is weak, and the reform has moved too many people's cheese. Externally, the eastern countries are eyeing up, and the six countries form an alliance to divide Qin.

He was eager to make Qin strong, so he promulgated the law of seeking sages, activated Shang Yang and reformed vigorously.

At the moment when his dream came true, the only belief that supported him disappeared, so his heart beat suddenly accelerated, his physical strength suddenly lost and his organs failed.

Second, if the prince can't help, Shang Jun can be the king of Qin.

Now, the prince has been established, his national strength is strong, and his lifelong wish has been realized. Before he left, there was only one thing that upset Qin Xiaogong, and that was Shang Yang's destination.

For the sake of political reform, this brother who is bent on political reform, taking care of himself and supporting each other in life and death, without him, there would be no Qin State today. This elder brother is selfless and upright. He offended too many people for reform. There are too many people who want him dead, such as Prince qian yao, Gan Long and the old clan leader. How can we protect him?

The past is vivid. Looking back at that year, at the beginning of the reform, I firmly believed in Shang Yang and said, "Believe me, I will never fail you!" Shang Yang replied to himself, "Gong is like a green hill, and I am like a pine and cypress. I will never lose!" What thank you, sir, then, now, old! Getting old!

Thinking about thinking, suddenly an idea appeared in Qin Xiaogong's mind. If Shang Yang is made the monarch of Qin, not only will no one dare to hurt him, but it will also be beneficial to the future development of Qin.

So, in a private communication, Qin Xiaogong said to Shang Yang, "You'd better be the monarch of Qin!" The upright Shang Yang refused, of course, because if he became a monarch, the reform of Qin would be in vain.

Today, the new law is deeply rooted. If Shang Yang becomes a monarch, then the political reform will be described as an ambitious plan to seek power and usurp the throne. At that time, the state of Qin will be in chaos.

Of course, this is a private conversation. Without a third person present, it won't make any difference.

The problem appeared in the second time, when Qin Xiaogong was dying, in Hanguguan, people present were Prince Yi, Shang Yang, Che Ying, General Zi 'an of Hanguguan, Captain Sima Cuo and Xuan Ji. Qin Xiaogong felt that he could not support himself, and his life had come to an end. He said to Shang Yang in front of everyone, "If you don't help him, Shang Jun can stand on his own feet as the king of Qin." As soon as the words were finished, the camera gave the prince a close-up

Between public offices, blood relationship, for the throne, or flesh and blood. Unexpectedly, Qin Xiaogong succeeded to the throne smoothly, but at the expense of Qin Xiangong's finger. Besides, the prince will certainly be unhappy when he says such a thing in front of so many people.

Therefore, his words undoubtedly accelerated the demise of Shang Yang, and the prince could just put Shang Yang to death through the attacks of the old clan, winning money and others.

Third, historical comparison.

History is always strikingly similar. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Bai Di of Liu Bei entrusted an orphan to Zhuge Liang, saying, "You are only ten times as talented as Cao Pi, and you will be able to settle down in the world and achieve great things in the end. If the heir can supplement it, supplement it; If you are incompetent, you can take it yourself. " Of course, at that time, Liu Chan was young. If Liu Chan were in his later years, I think even if he had no choice but to treat Zhuge Liang, he would certainly have a bad feeling towards Zhuge Liang.

Many people analyzed that Liu Bei was testing Zhuge Liang to see if he had any ambitions for Liu Jiangshan. Liu Bei is good at these psychological warfare, just as he once fought a dou to buy people's hearts.

But does Qin Xiaogong have this idea? Or deliberately say so, let the prince love Shang Yang. I don't think so. Qin Xiaogong and Shang Yang are like green hills, pines and cypresses, as old Gan Long said: "So when the monarch meets his subjects, they almost become one person. From ancient times to the present, there are only people like Bo Quliang and Wei Yang. "

As the saying goes, caring is chaotic. Before I died, I thought too much about Shang Yang's safety, how to protect him in an all-round way, and even lost my mind about it. But I didn't expect that the phrase "Shang Jun can stand on his own feet as king" accelerated Shang Yang's death.