As we all know,
Wu Zetian is the only female emperor in our country.
It is a great thing to know that a woman can be emperor and
rule the world.
For more than a thousand years, many people have been controversial about her.
Even if she continues to be criticized,
the world is still deeply impressed by her.
However, no matter what kind of praise or slander,
her status in history cannot be shaken.
But one question is,
Why did
return it to Li Tang before he died even though he had spent most of his life,
carrying the infamy despised by the world to get the throne?
Today I will take you on the torrent of history.
Let’s see that Wu Zetian became emperor not only by luck,
but also by strength.
It should be said that from ancient times to the present,
imperial power has been a symbol of male status.
Even if Wu Zetian became emperor,
due to the general trend,
still cannot reverse the fact that imperial power is a symbol of male status.
Wu Zetian devoted herself to self-cultivation in her later years.
Perhaps it was because she had seen through the world of mortals.
She knew very well that
she could not go against the trend of history.
Another point is that she believes that even if she has been in power for so many years,
the power of the Li family and the power of the Wu family coexist.
After all, it was the Li family who defeated the Tang .
Even if she is still alive, she can still control Li. family,
but after his death,
how many descendants of the Wu family can control the Li family?
For the sake of future generations of the Wu family,
and to prevent internal strife in the country,
she chose to return the throne to the Li family.
Li Shimin has a good saying,
Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it.
Since the Tang Dynasty was conquered by the Li family,
the country has entered a prosperous stage.
As the power of the Li family, it has existed for many years.
The world's popularity is unmatched by Wu Zetian.
So witty as Wu Zetian,
At the end of his life Leaving behind the edict,
returned the country to the Li family.
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