Records of the Zhongwu Army: Disputes Among the Eight Tribes

[End of the Tang Dynasty/Five Dynasties] [Strict historical text] [Military strategy] [No system] [No time travel] In the fifth year of Emperor Qianfu of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty (878), war broke out between Huang and Huaihe Rivers. Huang Chao and Shang Rang once again joined forces to sweep across the Central Plains, and the chaos of the separatist vassal towns in Guandong suddenly opened. Under the rule of the Zhongwu Army, the Zhao family guarded Chenzhou for generations, supporting the world with their iron bones. From Zhao Yan taking the military power to resist the bandits, to brothers Zhao Chang and Zhao Jue galloping on the battlefield, this family of generals wrote a legend of loyalty and bravery in the troubled times of the Tang Dynasty, but it could not escape the whirlpool of power. The eight major families of the Zhongwu Army are intertwined: the Fu family and the Zhao family share weal and woe, but they are unpredictable in the war; Qin Zongquan's wild ambition stirs up the situation in the army; the Han family travels to Sichuan and Shaanxi, and goes to Beijing to force the palace; the Yuan family, Yuchi family and other families rely on power and seek a way out in the cracks; the Ying family and the Yin family, either openly or covertly, set off undercurrents in the intrigues of power. During the forty-six years from the fifth year of Qianfu to the third year of Longde, young men were quenched into steel in the sea of ​​​​blood in the corpse mountain, heroes fell into dust at the peak, and beauty shed tears in the chaos of history. From the Huangchao Rebellion to the fall of the Later Liang Dynasty, the fate of the eight major families followed the ups and downs of the Zhongwu Army. In the chaos of the Central Plains, they wrote about loyalty and betrayal, glory and ruin, and finally became the most magnificent military epic of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties.