The troubled times scared people to death, and almost unified the young hero of the whole country. What was the final outcome?

There is such a person in the legend of the Five Dynasties. He became famous as a teenager and came from a military family. He is resourceful and fearless. In troubled times, Zhu Wen was scared to death. In that war-torn era, he was king, wiped out many independent warlords, and even once defeated the Khitan, which had great influence in the world.

But at the same time, in the final stage of his efforts to unify China, he died, died in the mutiny, or died in the difficult problem that puzzled China for hundreds of years.

This man is Li, a man in the late Tang Dynasty. Today, we will talk about Li and his cause of death.

Li is the son of Li Keyong, and Li Keyong is the lean man who destroyed Huang Chao in the late Tang Dynasty. He was strong and clever since childhood, so he was highly valued by Li Keyong.

Li Xu, the village chief, became Li Keyong's right-hand man and helped Li Keyong tide over the difficulties many times. Finally, Li Keyong died in embarrassment, leaving a mess for Li.

Legend has it that Li Keyong gave Li three arrows before he died, and said to him, "Zhu Wen of Liang, Liu Rengong of Youzhou and Bao Ji, the leader of Qidan, have betrayed me and are my enemies. I'm really disappointed. I can't take revenge. I hope you can fulfill my desire for revenge in the future. "

This is the famous "Wang Jin San Ya" in history, also known as "Xue hates San Ya".

Li finally realized his father's last wish.

Li first put down the internal rebel forces, and then personally occupied the back beam. Joined hands with Hebei province to fight against Houliang, and defeated powerful enemies repeatedly. In troubled times, Zhu Wen was killed, and even the most elite Houliang imperial army was slaughtered.

Zhu Wen had previously defeated Li Keyong Group to gain a foothold in Taiyuan, controlling "seven tenths of the world", but was finally defeated by one of Li's "children". He said sadly, "If you have children, you should be like Li Yazi. My sons are all useless, and none of them is his opponent. I guess I'll be finished when I die. "

Soon, Zhu Wen died in despair, and Li took the opportunity to storm the back beam, which was soon destroyed.

Then Li was destroyed, and Liu Rengong's power was in Youzhou, and he went through the customs to break the Khitan.

At this point, Li realized his father Li Keyong's last wish, destroyed the back beam and Liu Rengong, and broke the Khitan. "Three Arrows of the King of Jin" became a much-told story.

Li sent troops into Chengdu to destroy the former Shu.

In 923 AD, Hao Jian was called the emperor, and the flag of the Tang Dynasty was followed, which was called "Late Tang Dynasty" in history.

At this point, Li not only unified the whole north, recovered the Great Wall of Youzhou, but also expanded his sphere of influence to Sichuan, Hubei and Huainan, and there was great hope for unifying the world.

At this time, however, Li encountered a problem that had puzzled China's political circles for a long time: the mutiny of pro-soldiers in the buffer region!

As I said before, mutiny has almost become a common occurrence since the Chinese captaincy was arrogant at the end of the Tang Dynasty, especially since the captaincy selected elite pro-soldiers. If the army is slightly dissatisfied, with the encouragement of grassroots generals, it can immediately become a mutiny of regime change.

Li sent his general, Li Siyuan, out to war. As a result, the army defected on the way and conspired with the buffer region to hold Li Siyuan against Li. So even Li's rebelled.

Finally, Li, the emperor at the end of the Tang Dynasty, was killed by mutinous soldiers at the age of 465,438+0.

Many people think that Li's death is due to his luck with "actors", the appointment of eunuchs and the killing of heroes, but in fact, behind all this is "cutting princes." He used actors, eunuchs and new bureaucrats in order to divide the power between the army and the meritorious nobles. However, this move just touched the fundamental interests of warlords. Therefore, these so-called bad habits are not the main cause of Li's death at all. In the final analysis, Li led the rebellion of the army because of the separatist princes.

Unfortunately, Li, a hero, almost unified China, but was killed by a mutiny. Li suffered a mutiny because he tried to separate the vassals and control our time and arrogant soldiers, but he was attacked by this group of people.