Northern and Southern Dynasties: Iron Blood and Sanskrit Sound

A forgotten period of troubled times, a song of civilization's nirvana forged by blood and fire. This is not an era about a single hero, this is a big scene where stars shine and civilization is recast. Here, "iron blood" is the background of history: Hu Qi's horse hoofs trampled the Central Plains, and the clothes of the Han family rushed south in a hurry; heroes conquered the world on horses, and emperors shed blood in the palace; a battle over the Feishui River decided the fate of millions of people; the sentence "The prison of national history implicated thousands of heads." However, in the endless killing and turmoil, "Sanskrit" became the salvation of civilization. The grottoes of Yungang and Longmen were born amidst the sound of ax chisels, and the bells of Buddhist temples echoed in the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River; cultural barriers were broken, and the bloodlines of Hu and Han were merging. From the "Buddhist Emperor" Emperor Wu of Liang to the "reform madman" Emperor Xiaowen, from the God of War Prince Lanling to the Ci Emperor Chen Shubao, countless legendary figures interpret their ideals, struggles and fates on this stage. This book will use the most vivid writing style to reveal this complex and wonderful history for you. We do not do boring research, but only focus on telling the story of each living person and analyzing the events that determine the fate of the country. See how the genes of civilization are tempered in the cruelest furnace, and see how China's future is quietly reborn amidst division and chaos. Open this book and let us go back to that magnificent era when heroes and devils walked together, and iron blood and Sanskrit music were intertwined.