Dahuang Fengyunlu

The Dahuang Dynasty - an imaginary Central Plains dynasty, was in the middle of its reign, about 150 years after the founding of the country. On the surface, the country's national power is at its peak and the world is at peace, but in reality, there are undercurrents of internal and external troubles. The contradictions between imperial power and vassal towns, aristocratic families and poor families, central and local governments, agricultural civilization and northern nomads/southern pirates have become increasingly acute. The dynastic system is rigid, land annexation is serious, natural and man-made disasters occur frequently, and a huge storm is brewing to sweep the world. Above the temple, beside the dragon chair, the power struggle is turbulent. Princes seize the throne, powerful ministers struggle against each other, the harem interferes with politics, aristocratic families form cliques, and eunuchs seize power. All forces are intertwined, fighting for power, interests, and survival. There are separatist vassal towns and refugee uprisings inside, and there are powerful enemies outside: the powerful nomadic khanate "Dirong" in the north, the unruly tribal alliance in the southwest, and the fierce Japanese pirates and pirates along the southeast coast. Cold weapon wars, city defenses, conspiracies, and the rise of famous generals show the cruelty of war and the tragedy of heroes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.