Fu Su was supposed to inherit the throne of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, but was killed by the villain.

Who is Fu Su? He is Ying Zheng, the eldest son of Qin Shihuang, who unified the whole country and proclaimed himself emperor in the history of China. After the death of Qin Shihuang, he is most likely to inherit his father's footsteps and become the ruler of the later Daqin Empire. He is the eldest son of Daqin Empire, but he is also a sad figure.

Fusu

Ying Zheng, as the eldest son of Fu Zheng, had high hopes for him, but Fu Su was born like his mother, kind, honest, modest and polite, and was an outstanding figure in the eyes of future generations. But these are all shortcomings in Ying Zheng's eyes after a brutal battle. As an emperor, he can't be a woman.

While enjoying his father's instruction, young Fu Su was scolded by his father. In this contradictory situation, Fu only struggled. As he grew older, Fu Su gradually developed his own ideas, and he began to participate in state affairs, but his thoughts on governing the country were quite different from those of Ying Zheng. Fu Su advocates paying taxes lightly and taking the people as the foundation, rather than imposing heavy penalties. However, Qin Shihuang did not realize the power of the people and still practiced severe torture.

Although Fu Su is kind, he is sometimes very strong-willed. There are great differences between Ying Zheng and Fu Su on the issue of "burying Confucianism by burning books". Fu Su tried many times to remonstrate with death, but Ying Zheng refused. The father and son are gradually estranged. Finally, Hu Hai and Zhao Gao took the opportunity to persecute Fu Su, who was expelled from Xianyang, so that he could not write letters and was never allowed to enter Xianyang.

After the death of Qin Shihuang, the youngest son Hu Hai and Zhao Gao usurped the throne together. Zhao Gao arbitrarily modified the imperial edict of the first emperor, gave the throne to Hu Hai Fu Su and gave the death penalty to Fu Su. In 2 10 BC, fusu committed suicide.

Miyafu Zisu

Fu Su, born in an unknown year, died in 2 10 BC. He is the eldest son of Qin Shihuang and the younger brother of Hu Hai II. His surname is Ying and his first name is Fu Su. He was one of the few talents with long-term political vision in Qin Dynasty after Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, but unfortunately he died young.

Miyafu Zisu

Fu Su, the eldest son of the first emperor, received formal royal education from an early age. He showed keen political vision in his early years and was the first to realize the importance of popular support. Qin Shihuang also attached great importance to him and always cultivated him as an heir. Fu Su did not disappoint Qin Shihuang. He not only did a good job in politics, but also had a good reputation among the people.

Unlike his father, Fu Su was kind and cowardly, and respected Confucian filial piety. He is also honest, humble and polite, and can really become a well-deserved corporal. Unlike his father, the first emperor, he loves war and likes to solve problems by force. It is because of Fu Su's integrity that he brought disaster to himself. At that time, Zhao Gao, the favorite of the first emperor, was caught by Fu Su for offending people. Fu Su insisted on putting Zhao Gao to death, but the first emperor saved Zhao Gao's life, so Zhao Gao held a grudge against Fu Su.

Although Fu Su is weak, he never flinches in national affairs. When Qin Shihuang "burned books to bury Confucianism", he risked his life many times, but all of them were rejected by the first emperor, and the relationship between father and son gradually drifted away. In addition, Zhao Gao also tried to sow discord among them, and sent Fu Su to a cold place to manage the construction of the Great Wall with Meng Tian.

Later, when Qin Shihuang died, Zhao Gao revised the testamentary edict and made Hu Hai, the youngest son of the first emperor, emperor, and told Fu Su the news of his son's death. Fu Su, who received the imperial edict, accepted his death without resistance.

Fu Su's death

Fu Su, the only son of Qin Shihuang who could command the overall situation, was finally killed by the villains and became a victim of political struggle. The death of Fu Su was also an important factor that led to the demise of Qin Ershi.

Fu Su stills

When Qin Shihuang was seriously ill and dying, he made a will and ordered Fu Su to hand over the border military affairs to General Meng Tian, and immediately returned to Xianyang to preside over the funeral, which was tantamount to indirectly letting Fu Su inherit his own throne. In the eyes of Qin Shihuang, among his descendants, only Fu succeeded to the throne and managed the river he had worked so hard to shoot down. Good testamentary edict, the first emperor ordered Zhao Gao to give this testamentary edict to Fu Su, but Zhao Gao saw it and had an idea. He wanted his disciple, Hu Hai, the youngest son of Qin Shihuang, to be emperor.

Fu Su, the son of Zhao Gao, has never been easy to deal with. He had a conflict with Meng Tian's younger brother, and they forged a feud. The relationship between Fu Su and Meng Gu brothers is very good, which indirectly makes the relationship between Fu Su and Zhao Gao not very good. Moreover, Fu Su is considered a great talent. If Fu Su becomes emperor, he can't be well controlled, so as to achieve the goal of dominating state affairs. On the other hand, the second son, Hu Hai, was born in the rich and powerful State of Qin. He has never suffered, and he is a typical dude. Coupled with Zhao Gao's playboy education in recent years, Hu Hai has been cultivated into a cruel prince, and people like Zhao Gaoshen also control him well.

Zhao Gao wanted to tamper with the testamentary edict, and the biggest obstacle was the then prime minister Reese. As the founding hero of Qin Dynasty, Li Si made great contributions to Daqin. However, Li Si has one of the biggest shortcomings, that is, family. Because Li Si started from scratch, he is very concerned about the survival of his family. Zhao Gao Reese's family threatened Reese, but Reese had to allow Zhao Gao to tamper with the imperial edict.

Finally, Zhao Gao handed the revised letter to Fu Su. After reading the letter, Fu Su committed suicide by taking poison in his own camp, regardless of Meng Tian's obstruction.

Fu Su Temple

In the last few years of his life, Fuxi, a famous son of Qin Dynasty, was sent to Shang Jun to help Meng Tian fight against Xiongnu in the north. Fu Su shows his love for the people. During his stay in Shang Jun, he attacked the Xiongnu in the north with Meng Tian, built the Great Wall, neglected to pay domestic taxes, and persuaded farmers and peasants to settle down gradually and live a military life.

Fu Su Temple

After Fu Su's death, people all over the world built temples to worship him. At one time, there were secular temples all over the country. There are many existing Fu Su Clubs, the most famous of which is Fu Su Clubs in Yuanping, Shanxi. This temple has a history of more than 2000 years. From the original Fu Su Temple to the present, the incense has continued.

There are also many stories and legends related to local customs. On important festivals every year, local people will hold activities to worship customs. Shang Jun, where Fu Su was demoted at that time, is now in Yuanping. The last few years of Fu Su's life were also dedicated to Shang Jun, who regarded Shang Jun as his small vassal state to test his thoughts on governing the country. Facts have proved that his idea is correct. However, Zheng Can was gone. At that time, Xianyang Imperial City was completely controlled by Zhao Gao and Hu Hai.

In the original Fu Su Temple, there were four ancient trees, the largest of which was over 2,000 years old and the smallest was over 1000 years old. These ancient trees are also the best testimony of Fu Su Temple's enduring in the world. Today, they are flourishing, as the name of Fusu implies.

The cultural relics protection personnel in Yuanping City also said that these ancient trees will be listed as "key cultural relics protection units" and enjoy the same protection treatment as Fu Su Temple. Fu Su is probably the eldest son in people's memory since the pre-Qin period.