Was there only one way for Liu Ju to raise troops at that time? Liu Ju was forced to rebel by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty
The prince's approach is absolutely no problem, the key is that Ren An is a garrison near the capital, and the main responsibility is to maintain a stable situation, since the prince's festival must be a crisis in Beijing, as the old department of Weiqing should send troops to stabilize the overall situation, while sending a liaison group to contact Ganquan Palace, opposition and neutrality are ignoring the overall situation, not the original intention of the officers and soldiers of the garrison, so there is nothing wrong with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to kill him. As a general, you should not only know that fighting a war is a small soldier's doing, but also understand your own duties.
It was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty who wanted to kill the crown prince or abolish the crown prince, and he was embarrassed to do it directly, after all, he felt that he was the best emperor in the world. Otherwise, he wouldn't have kept moving, and the people around the prince wouldn't see him. The prince raised an army, and he was surprised only why the prince dared to resist him, and he didn't believe that the prince was persecuted, and it didn't affect the prince's ending
However, Emperor Wu may not be able to drop his IQ. Emperor Wu first destroyed Wei Qing's son's family, and then killed Gongsun He's family. Both of them were the prince's forces in the army, and then destroyed Liu Yi's sister family with the same father and mother. This is to clean Prince Wei's wings little by little. To build Yao's mother door for Mrs. Gouyi, and reuse Jiang Chong, who has an enmity with the prince, is a naked political signal.
And the envoys of the crown prince and the empress did not see the emperor himself for several months, while everyone else was able to see Emperor Wu. This is an indication of attitude. Emperor Wu just wanted to kill the prince, at least abolish the prince. A mature politician killed his only heir (not to mention Liu Fuling, he is only a few years old), there is no way to do it later, think about Liu Fuling, Liu He, Liu Xuan, how did Huo Guang live before he died. His original intention was to beat the prince, I didn't give it, you can't ask for it, you can't think about it, it's sinful to think about karma. I didn't expect to get away with it.
Liu Ju was forced to rebel by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and allowing Jiang Chong and others to suppress Liu Ju was to use the scourge of witchcraft to force the prince to rebel and take advantage of the situation to force the prince to kill and slaughter the Wei family. Looking at the operation of Liu Ruyi as the prince of the Han Dynasty later, it is clear that killing the prince's mother is to prevent his relatives from interfering in politics. Think about it, Liu Ju's family is Wei Qing's family, when Han Wu first ascended the throne, it was his grandmother who controlled the government, with Liu Che's cold-blooded ruthlessness, how could Wei Qing's family have the opportunity to become a relative, and if it was reasonably killed, the responsibility could be passed on to Jiang Chong.