Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Almanac inquiry - Who is the most famous emperor in history who is called "getting on the horse can fight, getting off the horse can govern the country"?

Who is the most famous emperor in history who is called "getting on the horse can fight, getting off the horse can govern the country"?

As we all know, the emperor is the king of a country. If you want to be an excellent emperor, you must not only be able to fight, but also have a long-term vision and strategic layout to lead the country to prosperity. So many people define the emperor as that martial arts can lead troops to conquer the world, and literature can lead ministers to govern the country. This can be said to be the dream of every emperor, so in the long history of our country, which emperors are very good at fighting?

In chronological order, let's talk about Liu Xiu, the founder of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Compared with Liu Bang, it may be more difficult for his ancestors, Emperor Gaozu and Liu Xiu, to unify the world, because Liu Bang has famous stars such as Han Xin and Fan Kuai, but Liu Xiu's Yuntai 28 will be less well-known than Han Xin. Liu Xiu rose up in Wancheng, won a series of victories with the help of outlaws, and led thousands of cavalry in Kunyang. It developed and expanded in Hebei, invaded Guanzhong, unified the world in one fell swoop, and achieved the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Zhao Kuangyin was the founding emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was born into a noble family. During his reign, according to the strategy of "South first and then North" by Prime Minister Zhao Pu, he devoted himself to the unification of the whole country, and successively eliminated the southern separatist regimes such as Jingnan, Wuping, Houshu, Nanhan and Nantang, and completed the unification of most parts of the country. Zhao Kuangyin's "relieving the military power with a glass of wine" twice relieved the military power of the imperial generals and local buffer regions, thus solving the self-sufficiency situation of our local soldiers since the middle Tang Dynasty.

1380, Judy was only 20 years old when she was made a prince. This "wet behind the ears" young man led his troops north twice and conducted solid military training. In the Northern Expedition, Judy captured Thorin Timur, the general of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, alive, subdued the Mongolian aristocrats and made a dazzling record. According to seniority, Judy is Zhu Yunwen's uncle, because Zhu Yunwen accepted the advice of ministers such as Ji Tai and Huang Zicheng. And set out to cut the bannermen. Judy was greatly dissatisfied, so in 1399, under the banner of "kill Qi and destroy Huang, and clear the monarch's side", she launched the war of Jingnan, overthrew Zhu Yunwen, and Judy became the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty instead.

Zhu Yuanzhang is a typical warlord. At the age of 24, he joined the Red Scarf Army led by Guo Zixing and rebelled against the Yuan Dynasty. After that, a long-term war to conquer the north, the east and the west began. In a.d. 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor in Yingtianfu, with the title Daming and the title Hongwu. It can be said that Zhu Yuanzhang's Jiangshan was completely defeated, and later ended the rule of Mengyuan in China, pacified Sichuan, Guangxi, Gansu, Yunnan and other places, and established a unified feudal regime throughout the country.