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Firstborn and Secondborn, who can be king? The eldest son is not certain to be crowned Emperor

As you may already know, ancient China had a succession system called “The Firstborn of Succession” – that is, the eldest son of the royal family such as the Empress, Empress, and Vuong Phi had the right to inherit. inherit the throne. This is also clearly shown in Cong Duong Cao’s “Cong Duong story” through the sentence “The establishment is destined to be sage, the death is destined to be precious”.

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Explaining more carefully, if the same fate is the Death, then the eldest son should be chosen (ie the oldest of the Death Eaters) to become the reserve army, not a talented person. And in the absence of the Dictator, he must choose the Second Prince – that is, the son of a concubine, one must choose the person with a noble mother, not the Deputy Chief (ie the eldest of the Concubines).

In the past, many people misunderstood that only the eldest child of the first wife was Dich Tu, which is completely wrong. As long as they are born with the same first wife, all the sons are called Dizi and the eldest of them is the eldest son. Even if the eldest son has problems with dignity or mind, as long as this person is still alive, this is still the person with the highest inheritance rights.

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For example, Emperor Emperor Sima Trung, known as Tan Hue, was born with a low intelligence, just like a child’s intelligence. But in the end, he still ascended the throne because his mother was Duong Diem – former consort and first official Empress of Tan Vu Emperor Sima Viem. On Sima Trung, there was a brother and mother named Sima Quy, but Sima Quy died at an early age, so in the end, the Emperor position still came to him.

Similarly in the Tang Dynasty, Dich’s eldest son Ly Thua Can – the eldest son of Duong Thai Tong Ly The Dan and Empress Truong Ton was chosen to be the Crown Prince and was ready to succeed when the time was right. However, Ly Thua Can rebelled, causing Ly The Dan to get angry and remove him from the Crown Prince’s throne and let Ly Tri take the throne. Although Ly Tri ranked ninth among the sons of Ly The Dan and ranked third among the Dizi, up to that point, he was the only one qualified to be king after the eldest son Ly Thua Can.

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Because at that time, Ly The Dan’s second son had passed away early, the third son was the Vice Prince, so of course he was not eligible, the fourth son was a brother to Ly Tri and also Dich Tu but committed the crime of competing for the throne and becoming a citizen, so it is considered a loss of inheritance, the remaining sons are older and more mature than Ly Tri, but only Thu Tu, so Ly Tri with the identity of Dich The eldest son in this period was officially named to the throne.

This is the “Foreign purpose is inevitable sage, when death is precious, there is no elder” that Indochina Cao mentioned. In other words, the Dictator always has the right to inherit the property and the highest title, unless the Dich Tu in the family dies, then the Second Prince has the right to inherit the above two things. For example, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, after his eldest son, Liu Ju, died due to the Yu Gu case, Emperor Wu had no other eldest son in the palace, so he could only choose his son as his successor.

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So what if the Emperor does not have an End and a Second Prince, what to do?

Han Thanh Emperor Liu Ao was such an unlucky case, all four of his sons died prematurely, so he had to pass the throne to Liu Xin – a nephew who called Liu Ao an uncle. However, Liu Xin only liked men and did not like women, so he did not have any children. After the death of Emperor Ai, his cousin, Luu Khan, was brought up by Vuong Mang to become king. And unfortunately, before Liu Khan had time to have a son capable of succeeding, he also passed away.

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The likes of Tong Nhan Tong, Minh Hi Tong, Dong Tri, Quang Tu, … also had no sons. In this case, usually they will choose the person with the closest bloodline to them to succeed.

(Source: QQ, Baidu)

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