Five Hundred Years of the Ming Dynasty

There is a prerequisite for reading this book, which is to understand Hei Hei. Zhu Yuanzhang Hei cannot read it. After reading it, my heart collapsed, because the structure of the article is ingenious and the logic is clear, which is beyond the comparison of ordinary historical texts. Only after reading this book did I understand why, although I am from Pujiang, Zhejiang, I have always disliked Song Lian, including his eternal masterpiece "Preface to Ma Sheng in Dongyang". The reason was due to his stance. Baidu's introduction to Song Lian said that he came from a poor family, but was known as a child prodigy. This was obviously over the top. There are many similar allusions. Whew. Bing begging for carps, cutting through walls to steal light, Kong Rong giving away pears, etc. Those who have the ability to do such things are not something ordinary ordinary people can do. They don't even have this idea. Only famous and down-to-earth families, the so-called poor families, have this knowledge to do it. In fact, it is the same as many parents nowadays taking their children to take various certificates. My family has been poor for generations, so I have no sense of empathy when reading "Preface to Ma Sheng" because I understand that in ancient times, poor peasants were nothing more than grassroots and untouchables. Do you think a noble nobleman would lend books to untouchables? A prodigy among the untouchables, shouldn't that be the most vulnerable target?

You don't need to watch Zhu Yuanzhang. Does Li Shanchang still have time to wash?

Game world? Lifespan is immutable? How could you extend the Ming Dynasty to 500 years? Does Zhu Biao have to die? It has to be said that in the game world, you must die when your life span is up. And what I said to the princess in the room was really not afraid of being heard by others.

This introduction can only say that he was arranged by the system to not even be able to enjoy himself, and was deliberately killed to become an artificial intelligence. Well, the protagonist is so proud of himself that the family I cultivated is really powerful.

When the time comes, we can see each other and draw pictures one by one. In Qi Taishi bamboo slips, in Jin Dynasty Dong Hu's pen. Zhang Liangzhui in Qin Dynasty and Su Wujie in Han Dynasty. He was the head of General Yan and was bleeding for Ji Shi. They are Zhang Suiyang's teeth and Yan Changshan's tongue.

The change of Tumu Fort, one word "bian" reveals the essence. In ancient times, the word "bian" is thought-provoking along with major events, such as the change of sand dune, the change of Yongcheng, the change of Zhengshi, the change of Heyin, the change of Xuanwumen, the change of Mawei, the Chenqiao mutiny, the change of seizing the gate... There is no shame in using the change. The change of tumuba happened in the early Ming Dynasty when the Mongols broke through the border with more than 100,000 horses. How could people know the emperor's location by chewing horse food and even lingering in certain places? The local garrison, the gentry and the common people were collectively blind and refused to report to the superiors. This could all be kept secret in a closed-door and prosperous area. The emperor and ministers were all deaf and blind and had no idea that the march in armor ran headlong into the Mongols in armor and ready to go and massacred one side. Is this reasonable?

Very good, grass jelly. Especially the transformation of systems and ideas since the Ming Dynasty

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Very nice A strategy and history article disguised as a game article

The emperor cut off his retreat near his own capital. Tens of thousands of Mongolians fought their way into the pass, eating their horses and chewing them up, and then pinpointed the emperor near Beijing. Didn't anyone in the north of the Ming Dynasty report it? Isn't there an army to stop it? This was the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, not the end of the Ming Dynasty. The emperor did not know that the Mongols had entered the pass and bumped into each other for many days. How did the Mongols locate the emperor? Was there no man's land along the way?