隋朝开国皇帝杨坚如何平息永嘉之乱并诱使北周静帝禅让
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为什么那么轻易就夺得了宇文家的天下?其中的核心原因是什么呢?
历史总认为大人物往往会有不同常人的地方。据《隋书》记载,Yang Jian“为人龙颔，有五柱入顶目光外射。”这正是所谓的吉人天相。十五岁时,Yang Jian因父亲功绩而授散骑常侍车骑大将军仪同三司封成纪县公。而十六岁时，又迁骠骑大将军，加开府。这正如一匹马刚刚展现出其神威与力量，而主持朝政的大臣宇文泰甚至夸赞他：“此儿风骨，不似代间人。”
当然，在这一过程中，他赢得了很高的人气指数，在朝野中成为红人。在政治斗争中，一手好牌更重要。一切看似偶然的一系列事件，无不预示着他的伟业即将开始。他与太子妃结婚，使他获得更多地位和影响力，从而一步步攀登至最高权力位置。
尽管有些人相信Yan Zhen was not loyal to the throne, but Emperor Wen believed in fate and thought that Yang Jian could not shake off the rule of Northern Zhou. After Emperor Wen's death, his son Emperor Xuandi ascended to the throne, and Yang Jian's daughter became the empress. As a national father-in-law, Yang Jian was appointed as a pillar state general and grand marshal.
When he stood at the pinnacle of power in Northern Zhou, Yang Jian had already prepared everything for his final move. He created false imperial edicts stating that he would assist the new emperor, thus seizing control of Northern Zhou.
In 581 AD, Yang Jian changed from being a duke of Random into a king of Random. The young emperor Xuandi had no choice but to hand over his position to him peacefully. And so began the reign of Emperor Wu (Wen) who founded The Sui Dynasty by changing "Random" into "Sui".
From an external perspective, Yan Zhen's remarkable background combined with his advantageous circumstances made it almost inevitable for him to succeed in seizing power. His unique position as national father-in-law added further momentum towards realizing his ambition.
However, while all these factors played their part in shaping events leading up to Yan Zhen's rise as an emperor – they were ultimately overshadowed by sheer ability and strength which proved decisive in securing victory over those who sought resistance against change or opposed him outright.
Thus we see how history unfolds through intricate webbing of cause & effect – where every action leads on from another like ripples spreading across water - creating an ever-changing landscape that shapes our understanding about this ancient world full-of intrigue!
