Records of the Founding of the Eastern Han Dynasty

Name: Records of the Founding of the Eastern Han Dynasty
Author: Listen To The Falling Flowers At Night

by Listen To The Falling Flowers At Night

completed History Qin and Han Dynasties Male Lead

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This book interprets the magnificent founding of the Eastern Han Dynasty in the form of a long episodic novel, including love and hatred, intrigues, conflicts between nations, and competition in the Central Plains. The materials used are all from the "Book of Han", "Book of the Later Han", "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" and "Dong Guan Han Ji". Although there are interpretations, they are in no way different from historical facts. In the eyes of everyone, the Eastern Han Dynasty did not have Liu Bang and Xiang Yu's struggle for hegemony between Chu and Han, nor did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty have the heroic words of conquering even though he was far away, nor did it have the vicissitudes of the Three Kingdoms era. Most of the impression left on people was that the foreign relatives were in power, the imperial power was weak and decadent, resulting in chaos in the world, and the three families standing in opposition. But in the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in this era of inheriting the past and linking the future, a young man named Liu Xiu, a descendant of Liu Bang's declining royal family, regained the country from the hands of the usurper Wang Mang, the faint king of the Han Dynasty. He also went through hardships and dangers in the cracks of many rebels in Green Forest and Red Eyebrows, and finally stood out and rebuilt the Han Dynasty. His entrepreneurial journey was equally wonderful, and his twenty-eight clouds will also shine in the historical starry sky, becoming a model for future generations.