There will always be some things to choose in life, and when you can't choose, you may find someone to come up with an idea. But there will always be good ideas and bad ideas, and it is just bad ideas, and the most feared person is the person who comes up with bad ideas. The starting point of these bad ideas is good, but they are often outrageous and even particularly funny. There have always been bad ideas, and they are still full of tricks, Xiaobian here to give you statistics on the history of the more famous four bad ideas.
The first thing that has to be said is that Li Si listened to Zhao Gao's idea to support Hu Hai, and Li Si was originally a famous person of a generation. Born in 284 BC, although not a native of the Qin state, he became an indispensable minister in the future of the Qin state. Li Si's teacher was the Confucian Xunzi, but in the end he himself became a representative of the Fa. He only relied on a letter to get the reuse of Yingzheng, and then assisted Yingzheng in destroying the Six Kingdoms and establishing the Qin Dynasty. However, after the death of Qin Shi Huang, he made an extremely wrong note, which not only indirectly led to the demise of the Qin Dynasty a few years later, but also led to the extinction of his family.
In 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang died in the sand dunes, leaving a will ordering his eldest son Fu Su to return to preside over the funeral, which means that he will inherit the throne after the funeral. As a result, Zhao Gao, Li Si, and Hu Hai conspired to seize the throne, and after Hu Hai fainted, Li Si advised him to reduce his military service, and finally angered Hu Hai and was tortured to force a confession. In July of the second year of Qin II (208 BC), he was killed for treason, and the three tribes were destroyed.
The second was that Tang Xuanzong listened to Bian Lingcheng's suggestion to kill Gao Xianzhi, and the consequence of this bad idea was the eight-year-long Anshi Rebellion. Gao Xianzhi, although a Goguryeo, was a famous general of the Tang Dynasty. At the age of 20, he was awarded the title of General, fighting Tubo and attacking the stone state official Tou Yu Lin. He was called Shuangbi at that time along with Feng Changqing, and he was still relatively prestigious in the army after several years of crossing the frontier. After An Lushan's rebellion, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang sent Gao Xianzhi and Feng Changqing to pacify.
An Lushan was menacing, and after being forced to do so, Gao Xianzhi had no choice but to retreat with Feng Changqing to guard Tongguan, and Luoyang was lost, but Tongguan was not so easy to lose when chang'an was held. Originally, the rebel offensive had stabilized a lot, but as a result, Bian Lingcheng was nagging around Tang Xuanzong, saying that Gao Xianzhi and Feng Changqing did not fight well. At some instigation, Tang Xuanzong asked Bian Lingcheng to kill Gao Xianzhi and Feng Changqing. Once these two people died, no one in the Tang Dynasty could stop An Lushan, and coupled with the unjust killing, the military's heart was shaken. Shortly after their deaths, An Lushan was proclaimed emperor, and those sent by the Tang Xuan Sect to resist saw the deaths of Gao Xianzhi and Feng Changqing, and surrendered to An Lushan not long after the fight, and In June of the fifteenth year of Tianbao, An Lushan occupied Chang'an.
The third is the Battle of Chibi and the Battle of Poyang Lake, and there is no precedent for the Battle of Chibi, so there is nothing wrong with losing. The key is the Battle of Poyang Lake, when the Romance of the Three Kingdoms has been written out, Chen Youyi this guy probably does not read books, nor does he care about the contemporaries Luo Guanzhong. So he gorgeously made the mistake made by Cao Jun, that is, he didn't know whether this idea was his own idea or someone else gave it to him.
At the Battle of Poyang Lake, Chen Youyu led an army of 600,000 and lost to Zhu Yuanzhang's army of 200,000. On August 26, 1363, Chen Youyi was defeated and killed. In February of the following year, his son Chen Li surrendered, a battle that laid the favorable conditions for Zhu Yuanzhang to unify the country.
The last one is the absurd Tumu Fort Change, which refers to the incident that occurred in the fourteenth year of orthodoxy (1449) when Emperor Ming Yingzong Zhu Qi was captured. This matter also had to start with Wang Zhen, a eunuch trusted by Zhu Qizhen, who did not have the ability to want to be a famous general. In the fourteenth year of orthodoxy (1449), when The Wallachian invaded, he desperately instigated Zhu Qizhen to march. Zhu Qizhen listened to him, and no one could stop him, so he set off with an army of 200,000.
At that time, Kuang Wei and the others felt that something was wrong, and Wang Zhen also chose to retreat the next day. Even if he went back well, wang Zhen would die, and he instigated the emperor to retire from Bauhinia Pass, so that he could pass by Wang Zhen's hometown and show off his prestige around the emperor to his hometown. Not long after he left, he remembered that the passing of the army would damage the fields in his hometown, and then instigated the emperor to bypass Xuanfu.
The men were strongly trying to persuade ah, useless, running around under the army of Wala is almost here. Before the things he had looted had arrived, he insisted on not entering the city. The final result was that all 200,000 elites and dozens of ministers of the Ming Dynasty in the past few years were killed, and Emperor Zhu Qizhen was captured. Daming was almost finished, and Zhu Qizhen still missed Wang Zhen, who gave him the idea after the restoration.
References: History of the Ming Dynasty, Old Book of Tang