What was the end of the prime minister and emperor who played cricket in history?

Cricket, also known as weaving clipper, is aggressive and good at singing. After the Millennium, it is the season of cricket fighting. Crickets' chirping and fighting are actually for courtship, while humans use their natural characteristics for fun. ? Fighting crickets? This move was popular during the Tianbao period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. The dignitaries and rich people in Chang 'an, Kyoto are arrogant and extravagant. They don't borrow much money to find good crickets. They are kept in ivory and agate boxes and fed with crab yellow chestnut paste. Every time you gamble, there are as many as two thousand pieces of silver.

Jia Sidao, the prime minister of the Southern Song Dynasty, loved cricket fighting. At that time, the Yuan army invaded the south and the country was on the verge of extinction. Jia Sidao is still with concubines every day? Semi-leisure hall? In the battle with the cricket bee, Lin 'an finally fell, and Song also fell. Jia Sidao was exiled after repeated defeats in the Yuan War, and was stabbed to death by Zheng Huchen on the way.

In the Ming Dynasty, there was also an emperor who fought crickets, Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji. After Zhu Zhanji succeeded to the throne, he vigorously developed agriculture, rectified military affairs and clarified government affairs. At that time, famous ministers such as Sanyang (Yang Shiqi, Yang Rong, Yang Pu) appeared in North Korea, and the Ming Dynasty was a rich and powerful country.

However, Zhu Zhanji has a hobby. He liked cricket fighting since he was a child and ordered people to buy good crickets from all over the country. Rumor has it that the government and the public are scrambling to start providing good crickets for the emperor to play with. As a result, the people of the Ming Dynasty were in trouble. Even Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio is adapted from the promotion article of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio written by Zhu Zhanji.

Every year, he asks all counties in the world to pay tribute to cricket fighting. Promotion and demotion are based on the strength of the crickets entering. In order to satisfy the emperor's hobby of amusement, countless state funds were wasted, and many people died for their families. A couple guarding the post office accidentally lost a cricket, and both of them hanged themselves.

What's more, during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, there was a strange thing about being ordered to fight crickets and bees. Jiang Tingfu, a great scholar, once brought his son into the palace. His son has just turned ten. Suddenly, he heard the crickets chirping in the palace and tried to catch them. Instead of blaming him, the Qing emperor gave him a small red flag. When Gyangze grew up, he was probably deeply loved by the emperor and especially liked catching crickets. When playing cricket, he put this little red flag next to it, which read? Ordered to play cricket? Five words, cited as privilege.