The Establishment of Vassal States Abroad During the Ming Dynasty

Name: The Establishment of Vassal States Abroad During the Ming Dynasty
Author: Sheng Guo

by Sheng Guo

completed History Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Male Lead

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This was the 20th year of Zhizheng. Chen Youliang had just established the Han Dynasty and claimed to be the Emperor of Righteousness; Zhu Yuanzhang had a hundred thousand elite soldiers, a cloud of advisers and a rain of powerful generals, but his territory was extremely insufficient; Zhang Shicheng had just been defeated seven times in a row, and the king no longer dared to claim the title, and he became a "" who is constantly being plundered. "Lamb"; Wang Baobao fell into a power struggle, Han Lin'er and Liu Futong tried their best to resist the Yuan Dynasty's counterattack; Ming Yuzhen blocked the Sichuan-Sichuan main road and had a final carnival; Fang Xin, a graduate of the three history departments, the archaeological team member was doing archaeology, and suddenly he closed and opened his eyes and traveled through time. Archeology turned into a live broadcast, and he became the fourth son of Fang Guozhen. As a second grader, he really wanted to compete with Zhu Yuanzhang for hegemony. It's a pity that at this time Lao Zhu has become a big devil who can't be beaten by cheaters. In desperation, Fang Xin wanted to persuade his father like Yuan Shao to stop fighting for hegemony and surrender together to Ming Taizu so that he could have a hereditary title and live a life of wealth and peace. Turning his head, he saw a ball. This is a ball that can be big or small, but has no other use. After Fang Xin found the first route, he became completely excited. The soul of the second class was not extinguished, and he gradually turned his attention to the "barbarians". Fast forward forty years. "If I can't defeat you, Zhu Yuanzhang, how can I defeat the barbarians?" Fang Xin, the emperor of Dachu, said. ...