Biography of Emperor Liu Beiquan of Shuhan

In the chaos of the world and warlords' melee, Liu Bei's popular and respected political character is the embodiment of China's traditional political concept. He is the ideal monarch in the eyes of ordinary people. When Liu Bei was dying, he still did not forget to leave a testamentary edict telling Liu Chan, 'Do not do evil things though they may be insignincouldtiZDo not given up good things though they may be minor matters. Being virtuous could convince people. ' It is this basic political idea of 'Being virtuous could convince people. ' that has shaped Liu Bei's respected political character throughout his life, and naturally became a popular civilian emperor in history. The eternal political value of Liu Bei, a specific historical figure, lies in the fact that Confucian political thinking is the eternal mainstream in the historical stage of the Chinese empire.