[New Three Kingdoms Territory] [Three Giants of Rome] [Han and Rome] [Great Qin is also Qin] [New Book for Newcomers] [Silk Trade] [Product Exchange in Asia and Europe] [Han-Luo Non-Aggression Pact] [In this book, the Han Dynasty and Rome cooperated and went hand in hand, without much dispute]
In the era of the first century BC, the price of a unit of silk was 1000-1500 dinars, that is, a piece of silk was worth the same Roman pound of gold.
In the first century BC, about eight million pieces of silk were in circulation across Eurasia.
Only 230 pieces of silk can be transported to Rome each year.
Made into toga, tunica through tailors and craftsmen...
In Rome, which has a population of more than 40 million, only a few of the middle and upper classes can access it.
Of the remaining 30 million slaves and free people, only about 16 people could get a piece of silk clothing.
"And the only problem before us big men is-how to let the remaining fifteen people have silk."
But
"I am not a Han envoy." - Sang Yun
But!
"I have a boatload of silk!"
The Roman citizens in the audience were ecstatic: "You have a boatload of silk!"
Crassus, Pompey, Caesar: "Silk! Celica! Silk! Celica!"
Big man: "Your name is Roma? Oh my god, you are just me!"
Roman: "So your name is Dahan? Oh my God, you are just like me!"
Let's fight again!
Declaration of friendship-silk trade-mutual non-aggression-sweeping across the Eurasian continent-the twin stars of human civilization
Reader comments
What a great book, even better than The Book of Yiling. Abundant imagination is enough to fill in the language that is as dry and frivolous as the fine fruit.
Very good. Compared with Chinese historical time travel textual research, there are often very few Western histories, and most of them are mainly Western fantasy.
This book has added a lot of knowledge to me about the Roman era 2,000 years ago (I don't know if it is right or wrong). Although the writing is interesting, it is really difficult to chew the unfamiliar historical article. If the research is true, I even think it can be recommended as a flavor novel to understand the Roman era. It is much more interesting than reading historical materials. I hope that I will interfere less with the historical process so that I can maintain my own writing characteristics. If I interfere, I will break the unique academic level (yes, I already think this novel has academic status).
Recommended for anyone who likes knowledge.
In the first millennium after the birth of Confucius, a Han Chinese male named Laosang (inexplicably reminded of a certain Hanfu shop) returned to his loyalty to Rome Repulic. Later, in order to obtain unlimited silk, he formed the Saier number and returned to the Han Dynasty.
Among the endless Han people, this situation keeps happening. It is possible that you will be the next one. Quickly accept the call of Huangdi, Laozi, Laokong, Yao, Shunyu, Suiren, Fuxi, Shennong... And join the Han nationality to cross the shallow soldiers and do more interesting things😋
A good book, even better than the Book of Yiling. Anyone who can find this book should be Fu San Da Bai
It's very interesting, and it makes up for the regrets of history.
The author has a wide range of knowledge. This perspective is really good. I hope I don't want to be a eunuch.
New Three Kingdoms: Refers to Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus [laughing]
Happy Death, Quantomato's first time-travel novel in the hook history genre. It is short and can satisfy your craving for hooks.
The author, let's talk about the steel output of the Han Dynasty and Rome. In the classical era, from the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there were more than 110 iron officials in the Han Dynasty. Each iron official was responsible for 10-15 iron factories. There were more than 1,200 iron factories in the Han Dynasty. During the same period, there were 900-1,000 iron factories in the Roman Empire, mostly distributed in the Apennine Peninsula, Gaul, and Britain. @ Chariot
At the same time, there is also the setting of armaments. In the classical era, regardless of the Han Dynasty or Rome, all weapons were produced by unified and standardized assembly lines in arsenals. In a battle between Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu, the Han army fired a total of 200,000 arrows. This was only the production capacity of an arsenal in one month. Rome consumed about 150 million javelins in Caesar's campaign to conquer Gaul, which was also only the monthly production capacity of an arsenal. This alone is enough to show the horror of the production capacity of the classical militaristic empire.
The subject matter has never been seen before, it is very novel. And the basic skills are very solid, but the current thirty or so chapters feel that there is less plot and more science. I hope there can be a balance later, come on, the author of Roman fan fiction. [Praise]
Good book, good book, even better than Yiling's 🔥.
Very nice, recommended! (It's just that the number of words is a bit short now)
2 The inventory is empty, the spirit is depressed, and I refresh it 800 times a day. My mental state depends entirely on new chapters to keep me alive😭
It's a good book. The author's explanation of Roman etiquette is quite comprehensive, and there's a lot of fun in the book (what do you think Caesar's hook tastes like [laughing])
Okay, better than Yiling Fire
Except for the slightly cumbersome customs and etiquette, everything else is very good, except that the protagonist has a slightly less role, but this is also to popularize science for people who are not familiar with Roman customs, so as not to use Chinese customs.
🍅Rare subject matter and very interesting writing style
It feels a bit like Roman Records of the Han Dynasty since the establishment of the account, and also feels a bit like Heavenly Brother and Heavenly Father Augustus. It's nice to read.
It feels like seeing Rome and Han next door (
Very abstract, but very relevant
When I read this book, I gained a lot of knowledge.
I think it's pretty good
Looks good, looks good, come on, come on
The author writes more about technology
The author can write some extra stories about the transactions between the protagonist and Rome that later generations discovered through archaeology.
Oops, how could such a good book be buried? It's like ice. The more I read, the more addictive it becomes [laughs]
The angle is very good, it breaks out of common themes and is very interesting.
The subject matter is novel, please keep writing, author
Funny and humorous, can check historical materials, and has a small theater
What a great book, even better than The Book of Yiling. Abundant imagination is enough to fill in the language that is as dry and frivolous as the fine fruit.
Very good. Compared with Chinese historical time travel textual research, there are often very few Western histories, and most of them are mainly Western fantasy. This book has added a lot of knowledge to me about the Roman era 2,000 years ago (I don't know if it is right or wrong). Although the writing is interesting, it is really difficult to chew the unfamiliar historical article. If the research is true, I even think it can be recommended as a flavor novel to understand the Roman era. It is much more interesting than reading historical materials. I hope that I will interfere less with the historical process so that I can maintain my own writing characteristics. If I interfere, I will break the unique academic level (yes, I already think this novel has academic status). Recommended for anyone who likes knowledge.
In the first millennium after the birth of Confucius, a Han Chinese male named Laosang (inexplicably reminded of a certain Hanfu shop) returned to his loyalty to Rome Repulic. Later, in order to obtain unlimited silk, he formed the Saier number and returned to the Han Dynasty. Among the endless Han people, this situation keeps happening. It is possible that you will be the next one. Quickly accept the call of Huangdi, Laozi, Laokong, Yao, Shunyu, Suiren, Fuxi, Shennong... And join the Han nationality to cross the shallow soldiers and do more interesting things😋
A good book, even better than the Book of Yiling. Anyone who can find this book should be Fu San Da Bai
It's very interesting, and it makes up for the regrets of history. The author has a wide range of knowledge. This perspective is really good. I hope I don't want to be a eunuch.
New Three Kingdoms: Refers to Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus [laughing]
Happy Death, Quantomato's first time-travel novel in the hook history genre. It is short and can satisfy your craving for hooks.
The author, let's talk about the steel output of the Han Dynasty and Rome. In the classical era, from the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there were more than 110 iron officials in the Han Dynasty. Each iron official was responsible for 10-15 iron factories. There were more than 1,200 iron factories in the Han Dynasty. During the same period, there were 900-1,000 iron factories in the Roman Empire, mostly distributed in the Apennine Peninsula, Gaul, and Britain. @ Chariot At the same time, there is also the setting of armaments. In the classical era, regardless of the Han Dynasty or Rome, all weapons were produced by unified and standardized assembly lines in arsenals. In a battle between Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu, the Han army fired a total of 200,000 arrows. This was only the production capacity of an arsenal in one month. Rome consumed about 150 million javelins in Caesar's campaign to conquer Gaul, which was also only the monthly production capacity of an arsenal. This alone is enough to show the horror of the production capacity of the classical militaristic empire.
The subject matter has never been seen before, it is very novel. And the basic skills are very solid, but the current thirty or so chapters feel that there is less plot and more science. I hope there can be a balance later, come on, the author of Roman fan fiction. [Praise]
Good book, good book, even better than Yiling's 🔥.
Very nice, recommended! (It's just that the number of words is a bit short now)
2 The inventory is empty, the spirit is depressed, and I refresh it 800 times a day. My mental state depends entirely on new chapters to keep me alive😭
It's a good book. The author's explanation of Roman etiquette is quite comprehensive, and there's a lot of fun in the book (what do you think Caesar's hook tastes like [laughing])
Okay, better than Yiling Fire
Except for the slightly cumbersome customs and etiquette, everything else is very good, except that the protagonist has a slightly less role, but this is also to popularize science for people who are not familiar with Roman customs, so as not to use Chinese customs.
🍅Rare subject matter and very interesting writing style
It feels a bit like Roman Records of the Han Dynasty since the establishment of the account, and also feels a bit like Heavenly Brother and Heavenly Father Augustus. It's nice to read.
It feels like seeing Rome and Han next door (
Very abstract, but very relevant
When I read this book, I gained a lot of knowledge.
I think it's pretty good
Looks good, looks good, come on, come on
The author writes more about technology
The author can write some extra stories about the transactions between the protagonist and Rome that later generations discovered through archaeology.
Oops, how could such a good book be buried? It's like ice. The more I read, the more addictive it becomes [laughs]
The angle is very good, it breaks out of common themes and is very interesting.
The subject matter is novel, please keep writing, author
Funny and humorous, can check historical materials, and has a small theater