How did the bad people of the Tang Dynasty perish?

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The Southern Song Dynasty was a very important dynasty in Chinese history. There were many reasons for its demise. Among them, the mainstream view was that the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty was caused by internal political corruption, economic backwardness, military weakness, and the rise and invasion of the Mongol Empire. The year title of the last emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty was the "Dayuan" year title that was determined by the Yuan Shizu Kublai Khan during the Zhiyuan period (1271 - 1289). The Southern Song Dynasty perished in 1276. At that time, the Mongol Empire launched an all-out attack on the Southern Song Dynasty. After several months of war, the Mongol army finally captured the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, Lin 'an (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang). The Southern Song Dynasty was destroyed.

The Xia Dynasty perished because of Shang Tang. In 1600 B.C., Shang Tang led the Shang tribe to destroy the Xia Dynasty. Xia Jie's brutal rule intensified social conflicts, and the Xia Dynasty's national strength declined. At the same time, the power of the Shang Kingdom gradually became stronger, and the people's hearts also turned against Jie and attacked Xia. Shang Tang saw Xia Jie's corruption and was determined to destroy the Xia Dynasty. The Xia Dynasty had been deserted by everyone, and Shang Tang had led well. Therefore, Xia Jie's army was quickly defeated and Jie was exiled. Therefore, the Xia Dynasty was replaced by the newly established Shang Dynasty.

The prince in the Tang Dynasty's Strange Records is good. In this work, the Crown Prince was described as the legitimate heir to the throne and was very upright. On the contrary, the princess was portrayed as ambitious and wanted to inherit the throne and become the female emperor. She had always wanted to eliminate the crown prince. Therefore, according to the information provided, the Crown Prince was not a bad person.

There were different opinions on whether the crown prince in the Tang Dynasty was a bad person. Some documents believed that the Crown Prince was an ambitious and talented heir to the throne, but he was not a perfect character. In the play, he joined forces with Princess Taiping to launch a coup and used political tactics to have a direct impact on the government. Other documents mentioned that the Crown Prince was the rightful heir to the throne and that there was a power struggle between him and the Princess. The Princess inherited her mother's ambition and wanted to inherit the throne. Therefore, there was no clear answer to the question of whether the Crown Prince was a bad person.

There were different opinions on whether the Crown Prince was a bad person in the Strange Records of the Tang Dynasty. Some documents believed that the Crown Prince was an ambitious and talented heir to the throne, but he was not a perfect character. In the play, he joined forces with Princess Taiping to launch a coup, killed Empress Wei and Princess An Le, and completely wiped out the Webster Group, causing Li Dan to be restored as Emperor Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty. However, the Crown Prince was also considered to have the means to fight for power, and power struggles between him and the Princess often occurred. Therefore, it could be said that the Crown Prince in the " Tang Dynasty Strange Records " was not a pure good person. He had ambition and talent, but he also had the means to fight for power. Overall, the audience could make a personal judgment on whether Prince was good or bad based on the plot and character's performance.

The Song Dynasty delinquents referred to a system of official service that existed during the Song Dynasty, similar to the delinquents in the Tang Dynasty. The delinquents were the subordinates of the local administrative agencies who arrested criminals. They were mainly responsible for catching thieves and maintaining law and order. The delinquents were not a mysterious organization, but an open military service system. They belonged to a special position in the government. They were not officials or civilians. They were mainly responsible for dealing with crimes within their jurisdiction. The status of delinquents was relatively low. They had no autonomy and all their actions were controlled by their masters. Although the slave system changed in the Song Dynasty, the status of the bad people did not increase substantially. In general, the bad guys in the Song Dynasty were a special kind of official service system, mainly responsible for maintaining public order and catching criminals.

Zhu Wen's Later Liang Dynasty was eventually destroyed by the Later Tang Dynasty led by Li Cunxu. In 923 AD, the Later Tang army broke through Luoyang, the capital of the Later Liang. Zhu Wen's son, Zhu Youzhen, was forced to commit suicide, and the Later Liang was declared extinct. This was due to the internal division of the Later Liang and the external pressure, as well as the powerful attacks of the Later Tang.

Zhu Wen's Later Liang Dynasty was eventually destroyed by Li Cunxu's Later Tang Dynasty. Li Cunxu was a descendant of the royal family of the Tang Dynasty. He launched an attack on the Later Liang Dynasty during the civil strife of the Later Liang Dynasty. Under his leadership, the Later Tang army won successive victories and finally broke through Luoyang, the capital of the Later Liang Dynasty, in 923 AD. This led to the death of Zhu Wen's son, Zhu Youzhen, and the destruction of the Later Liang Dynasty. Therefore, it could be said that Zhu Wen's Later Liang Dynasty was destroyed by the Later Tang Dynasty.

Beiqi State was conquered and destroyed by the Northern Zhou Dynasty in 577. The fall of Northern Qi was mainly caused by internal conflicts and divisions. In the process of Gao Wei and Gao Yan fighting for the throne, the Northern Qi regime was already in turmoil. Yuwen Yong, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, took advantage of Gao Wei's fatuous political chaos and internal rebellion to attack the Northern Qi Dynasty. In July of the fourth year of Jiande in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong led his army to capture the capital of Northern Qi, Ye City, forcing the Northern Qi Emperor Gao Wei to surrender, marking the demise of Northern Qi.