I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The appointment of Lu Cheng En Gong Xiang Yun by Liu Che marked a significant shift in the Han dynasty's historical narrative, acknowledging Xiang Yu's contributions while simultaneously criticizing his opposition to the High Emperor. This decision sparked varied reactions among Confucians and ministers, revealing underlying tensions regarding historical legacies. Liu Che's edict aimed to reconcile Confucians with their past, allowing them to move forward politically. Additionally, Liu Che's establishment of Ancestral Rites for select sages aimed to revive ancient wisdom and set standards for scholarly recognition, highlighting the importance of historical figures in shaping contemporary governance.

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