隋朝开国皇帝杨坚如何以智谋征服北周引领康乾盛世
杨坚是隋朝开国皇帝，当时北周仅仅成立了24年，静帝便禅让杨坚，这究竟是为什么呢?杨坚的父亲杨忠是北周军事贵族，武帝时期杨忠被封为随国公，此后杨坚继承父爵，并为上柱国。实际上杨坚在当上大丞相以后就有了篡权的计划，只是在等一个最佳的时机，直到静帝继位后，杨坚也做好了各方面的准备工作，这才能逼静帝主动禅让。
历史上那些肯放弃皇位的人，应该也没几位是出于真心。有人问，谁是古来得天下最为容易的君王?我觉得这是一个有意思的问题。容易是一个相对的概念。有人觉得汉高祖刘邦四十多岁起兵，依靠张良、韩信、萧何等人的帮助，最终取得了天下，是比较容易的一个;有人认为唐高祖李渊在儿子李建成和李世民等人的帮助下进驻长安，成为了唐朝的开国之君，也是比较容易的一个。
那么，Yang Jian why so easy to get the throne of the Xuanwu family? Where is the core reason?
History always believes that big people often have different things from ordinary people. According to the "Book of Sui", Yang Jian "was a man with a dragon's neck, five pillars entering his forehead, and eyes shooting outwards." This is what we call a good omen. At 15 years old, Yang Jian was granted "Dispersion Cavalry General" by his father's merits. At 16 years old, he was promoted to "Racing Horse General" and added an open office. Even Emperor Wen of Northern Zhou praised him: "This child has wind and bones, unlike people in this era." Indeed, Yang Jian belongs to those who win at the starting line.
When serving as an official, he was respectful and diligent; when it came to his children, he was filial and devoted. Soon he won high popularity among both courtiers and commoners.
A good man has three helpers. When taking power initially, Emperor Wen recruited other officials for fear of being overshadowed by Xiao Yuqi (宇文护). It was then that Yang Jian entered Emperor Wen's side - his daughter became Empress Dowager. As such allies-in-interest between them grew stronger in court politics.
Although some believed Yang Jian had ambitions against his lord while Emperor Wen trusted in fate believing that Yang Jian could not shake off Northern Zhou's rule. After Emperor Wen passed away too soon at age seven leaving no strength left for ruling over events as did happen during their reigns) ,Yang Jian’s daughter became Empress Dowager as well while she married her son into imperial lineage .With much trust placed upon him by Xiao Yuqian – making sure everything ran smoothly even when away on trips —he stepped up atop power ladder .
In Daxing II (580 AD), after months went by following death of young ruler—Emperor Xiaomin—his successor Uthman ascended but it took merely one year more before all hands were given up giving way completely , thus granting supreme authority over newly formed empire named “Sui” or otherwise known as Spelled-out Empire under leadership
Of course there are many factors involved here: status & influence through birthright combined with personal character traits & capabilities playing key roles throughout process leading towards successful take-over . But ultimately combination forces prove decisive factor behind rise onto throne
From external perspective alone would suggest success largely due factors like origin not unremarkable coupled with career advancement based on merit via inheritance later becoming influential figure especially once reaching position closest possible proximity towards rulership where exceptional qualities & favorable circumstances allowed victory slide effortlessly into place
The final answer however remains complex interplay between individual strengths along with specific conditions conducive environment enabling swift rise through ranks toward ultimate goal realization - namely attaining absolute control within political hierarchy system prevalent during ancient times
