In Chinese history, almost every dynasty has people seeking power to usurp the throne. Some younger brothers usurp the throne, some sons usurp the throne, and some uncles usurp the throne...
But the most shameless one is the grandfather usurp the throne of grandson. Not to mention that it is impossible, there is really such a person in Chinese history.
After the Three Kingdoms, the Sima family found a leak, became the emperor, and established Western Jin . When the emperor became the emperor, he founded the Western Jin Dynasty, Sima Yan, was the eldest son of the second son, , Sima Zhao, , and the grandson of , Sima Yi, .
This grandfather who usurped the throne was Sima Spuryi's ninth son Sima Lun , and the one who usurped the throne was Sima Yan's son Emperor Hui of Jin Sima Zhong.
Why did Sima Yan pass the throne to his "stupid" son?
Emperor Wu of Jin Sima Yan has a total of twenty-six sons. His second son Sima Zhong has a little low IQ. Even Sima Yan himself said, "The crown prince cannot bear to be in charge of the throne." But in the end, he passed the throne to Sima Zhong.
Sima Zhong can be the emperor and will be his biological mother Yang Yan.
Yang Yan is Sima Yan's wife, and the two are very loving. Yang gave birth to three boys and three girls, and the eldest son died young. The second son Sima Zhong became the eldest son. Although he was stupid and often ridiculed by other brothers, he was deeply favored by the queen and wanted Sima Zhong to be the emperor.
In order to make Sima Zhong become emperor, the queen found a way to get him married to Jia Nanfeng . Jia Nanfeng's father was a founding hero of the Western Jin Dynasty, and his power in the court was extraordinary. With the support of the Jia family, it is equivalent to the support and assistance of the ministers in the court.
Gradually, Emperor Wu of Jin was also brainwashed by the queen and Jia Chong, and he felt more and more that Sima Zhong could be the emperor. Although he was not smart, it was not easy to have so many experienced ministers loyal to him.
"Why not eat meat and erosion"
After becoming emperor, Sima Zhong did something famous in later generations.
One year, the people had no food to eat, they could only dig grass roots and eat tree bark, and many people starved to death because of this. The news was quickly reported to the palace, and Emperor Hui of Jin was very puzzled. The "kind" Emperor Hui of Jin really wanted to do something for his people. After thinking hard, he finally realized a "solution" and said: "The people do not have the corn to satisfy their hunger, so why not eat meat minced?" This is the famous allusion of "why not eat meat minced".
The famous "ugly queen" in history
Emperor Hui of Jin was "kind" and "simple", but the queen Jia Nanfeng was cruel and ruthless, with greater ambition than ability. He was a famous "ugly queen" in history. This ugly queen must be talking about the extreme ugliness of thoughts and qualities.
When Jia Nanfeng was still the crown prince's concubine, he harmed the prince's other concubines, and was jealous of the pregnant concubines and ordered people to poke their abdomen, resulting in miscarriage. After Emperor Hui of Jin ascended the throne, Jia Nanfeng became the queen. She also knew that the emperor was stupid, so she thought she could use her own hands to control the imperial power, and began to eradicate dissidents, provoke the " Eight Kings Rebellion ", and let her husband suffer all the torture.
Jia Nanfeng has no children himself, so he tried every means to persecute the prince Sima Yu. In the end, he deposed the prince for rebellion and killed the prince's biological mother.
Sima Yu was quite famous in the court. His crown prince was deposed, which aroused the anger of all the ministers against the queen. Sima Lun, who had long been in a rebellion, pretended to have an edict, arrested Jia Nanfeng for murdering the prince and sentenced to death with poisoned wine. Then, Simalun began to liquidate the ministers who were against him, preparing for usurping the throne.
Grandpa usurped his nephew and grandson, and he also regarded his nephew and grandson as the Supreme Emperor?
All usurpers must give the world a legitimate reason. When they cannot justify themselves, they pretend to be a god and use "God's will" as a matter. Sima Lun borrowed his father Sima Yi and said that Sima Yi had a dream for someone similar to the national teacher. He believed that Sima Lun should be allowed to enter West Palace as soon as possible.
So Simalun sent someone to imprison Sima Zhong in the name of "protecting Emperor Hui" and proclaimed himself emperor. This is how my grandfather usurped the throne and the grandson of the nephew happened, and this grandson also regarded his nephew as the Supreme Emperor! It's simply a strange story in the world.
Simalun snatched the throne, but it was not the source of being the emperor. He only knows how to enjoy himself, and he indulges in the harem every day, and doesn't care about the affairs in the court at all, and gives it to his confidant Sun Xiu . Sun Xiu promoted and promoted his confidant to a confidant, which resulted in the fact that there were not enough marten in the court for the time being, so he had to use a dog tail instead. This is the famous story of "Dog Tail Continues with a Dogtail", which happened to Sima Lun of the Western Jin Dynasty.
Four-month short-lived emperor
At that time, King Qi Sima Jiong , Hejian Sima Yong, and King Chengdu Sima Ying all had strong troops, each occupying one side. When the power of Jia Nanfeng was abolished, the three kings also made efforts. They originally thought that Sima Lun would be willing to govern the country with all his heart as emperor. Who knew that he was a foolish monarch. It won't take long for the Sima family to become his Sun family. Why don't he agree?
So the three kings revolted, deposed Sima Lun, Donghai King Sima Yue welcomed Emperor Hui of Jin, who was taken hostage by the kings in turn and suffered humiliation.
: Sima Lun should have been the emperor for four months, so he did not recognize him as an emperor in the history of the Western Jin Dynasty.
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