Ranking the Difficulty of Founding Dynasties: Ming Comes in Second?

Fei Lu's trend is all about fooling around with Qin Emperor, Han Wu and Zhu Yuanzhang

First of all, celebrities who spend all their time expelling other people's nationality and ethnic origin should be expelled from their nationality and ethnic origin first. If there are too many people like this, the Han people will die. In the Ming Dynasty, the upstarts ruled the country, were dirty, narrow-minded and selfish, had no knowledge, no ambition, no structure, were mean and unkind, cruel and tyrannical, reversed the course of history, insulted our Chinese culture, lost our Chinese character, and bullied the only feudal dynasty that followed was the Qing Dynasty. The Han and Tang dynasties were praised by online historians. As long as there are several unified dynasties in China, how high can the evaluation of the Ming Dynasty be? What are the military, economic, and cultural aspects? Oh, all kinds of abandoned land, peasant uprisings, literary prisons, secret agents running the country, the people's hearts are panicked, the eight-part essay is a dead book, the Zhu family clan princes are stripping the people of the people with silkworms, all the people who boast are the spiritual princes of the Zhu family. As the old saying goes, when the Ming Dynasty talks about the Han and Tang Dynasties, the ranking of the Han and Tang Dynasties does not matter. Ming must have been left far behind by the Han and Tang Dynasties

As we all know, history is written by the victors, so there is no history at all. Did Yang Guang do the imperial examination and the Grand Canal? I don't think so. Maybe it was me.

Who are Zhu Yuanzhang's internal rivals Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng? Can they compare with Liu Bang's rivals? There was only one foreign race outside Zhu Yuanzhang. The Meng Yuan Dynasty declined and split in the late Yuan Dynasty. What were the foreign races in the late Qin and early Han Dynasty, the late Sui and early Tang Dynasty? They were all alien races of different sizes that had been established for tens or hundreds of years in their development or heyday. And just like this, Zhu Yuanzhang even submitted a letter to the Meng Yuan to declare his vassalship, and he and the Meng Yuan attacked the Han forces, hiding behind Liu Futong and conquering the world, and then he officially broke with the Meng Yuan and fought against the Meng Yuan. Why is Ming Dynasty ranked second? Are these domestic and foreign parallel imports rivals? Yes, Zhu Yuanzhang became an emperor from a beggar, which is very inspiring, but first he made a fortune by marrying Guo Zixing's adopted daughter, and then defected to Prince Ming. Prince Ming left him alone before his death. As a result, Zhu Yuanzhang backhandedly caused Prince Ming to accidentally fall into the water and take over his family's wealth. Are those who "started with a bowl" to brag about Zhu Yuanzhang really embarrassed? Zhu Yuanzhang was a child from a poor family and became a C star by playing C. However, Liu Bang and Li Yuan were all children from rich families who studied abroad in Amei and became N superstars by playing N. You want C stars and N stars to try it out? Except for Yao Ming, who is rare in a century, Yi Jianlian has to sit on the bench. When did the difficulty of founding a country not depend on the strength of the opponent, but on one's personal background, right? Zhu Yuanzhang was born as a beggar and defeated a group of elementary school students. Liu Bang was from a higher background than Zhu Yuanzhang, but he was fighting boxing champions like Tyson Ali. How can they compare in terms of gold content? Zhao Kuangyin's opponents are stronger than Zhu Yuanzhang.

The hypocrite who led the people across the river and killed people is really a hero, right? He is also a swindler of Liu Bei. The author traveled to the Three Kingdoms and the people of Xuzhou were only worthy of being slaughtered by Cao Cao. They were just the price of Cao Cao's decisive killing. The corpses were also made into human meat.

Is the author treating TV series as history??? It's really funny that Yang Guang teased Yang Jian's concubine. Yang Guang had endured so many years for the throne and then fell out of control at that critical moment. Also, do you think that Yang Guang was as lustful as Li Shimin and couldn't walk when women couldn't walk. Yang Guang only had five children from the beginning to the end. How many wives could he have? Also, molesting concubines is one of the ten deadly sins. Yang Guang will test the law himself. You think Yang Guang is Li Shimin who brings his sisters-in-law and disciples into the harem. As a Han Chinese, Yang Guang did not violate the rules and laws established by his father. Even the maids around his mother did not dare to violate the woman who would violate his father. The author is probably a novice in history

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The era of Bihei has passed, now is the era of Bibuki. It is difficult for the author to agree with the current thinking using his thoughts ten years ago. Daming and Liu Bei's reviews have been on the rebound in recent years. I was hacked so badly in the past few years that the backlash is a bit excessive now. The current criticism of Liu Bei is mainly that the idealistic, unparalleled benevolence and righteousness faction and the relatively benevolent and righteous, conventional hero faction are fighting again. Although I think the current reputation of Liu Bei is more than what he deserves, but he is really not a hypocritical villain. This school of thought is basically completely against the wind now.

Needless to say, the first one is China. After being oppressed by the Manchus for hundreds of years, their spirit became weak, and they were destroyed by opium. Rebuilding the energy and spirit is more difficult than it is for Lao Zhu to win a bowl in the beginning and win the world in the end. Even now, there are still many people who are kneeling in spirit. How numb were people at that time? Lu Xun wrote in his article that the invasion of foreign enemies broke through the oppression of the Qing Dynasty, allowing young people to learn other knowledge, and the power of faith awakened the spirit. A few more great leaders will bring the people's energy to one place. After dragging little Japan to death with their lives, and using miraculous battles to defeat Chiang Kai-shek, the country was founded. Founding a country is ridiculously difficult The second place must be Ming Dynasty, starting with a bowl In the Third Qin Dynasty, horses were raised at the beginning, and the rest of the Fen Sixth Dynasty unified the world. It's hard to line up at the back, because most of them are emperors who came from powerful families.

Kangxi was not as good as Yongzheng, and he was a novice in history. If Qianlong died early, forget about Tibet. It would be better for Qianlong to abdicate and die, not to waste too much time on the throne. Yongzheng's level is an enhanced version of Taizong of the Song Dynasty. Kangxi succeeded to the throne at the age of six and did such a good job. He is definitely the first in the Qing Dynasty and the top ten in history.