Shenwu was an important military town guarding the southern gate of the Tang Dynasty. Some of the founding fathers and famous ZTE generals retired from politics and lived in seclusion here for generations.
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, wars broke out, and their descendants returned to the army to serve the country.
The Princess of Tang's return to the capital from Shu was nominally a political marriage, but in fact it concealed a major political game that determined the final fate of the Tang Dynasty.
However, during the escort, which was related to the safety of the country and the country, bizarre disputes broke out among the descendants of the Shenwu general family, triggering a shocking murder and leaving a lot of suspense.
After Zhu Wen abolished the Tang Dynasty and became independent, he planned a far-reaching mutiny in Shouzhou and once again involved Shenwu in the political whirlpool. The disciples of Shenwu, in order to stabilize the country, to resist foreign enemies, and to break the cliff, each used their talents and demonstrated their abilities, and they wrote the strongest color in the picture of the turbulent times.
Among them, some had great ambitions, fought bloody battles, and were frequently baptized by the fire of war; some worked hard to bring about advantages and eliminate disadvantages, and were committed to historical changes; some indulged in grievances and hatred, and lived a confused life; some went against their wishes and strengthened the Khitan step by step under helpless containment; and some lured wolves into the house, causing China to lose its natural barrier to prevent foreign invasion from the north, which had a profound impact on the evolution of the political structure of later generations.
After repeated waves and fierce collisions of major historical events, Shenwu emerged from two generations of wise emperors and reorganized the old rivers and mountains, laying a solid foundation for the unification of the Central Plains and even the peace and prosperity that emerged after the founding of the Song Dynasty.
