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Books by Brother Fei
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A Straightforward History of the Sui and Tang Dynasties 正说隋唐历史
The Real History of Sui and Tang: From the Rise of Guanzhong to the Fall of a Golden Age Emperor Yang of Sui built the Grand Canal and launched campaigns against Goguryeo. His achievements and failures are hard to judge, but he shook the world to its foundations. Li Yuan and his sons rose in Taiyuan, crushed their rivals with an iron hand, and laid the foundations for three centuries of Tang rule! The blades flashing during the Xuanwu Gate Incident bore witness to the determined efforts behind t
7kReads7.6Score469Shelves
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The Official History of the Two Song Dynasties 两宋正史
Three hundred years of the Two Song Dynasties, an era of shifting fortunes and exceptional heroes. In the early Northern Song, Zhao Kuangyin seized power in the Chenqiao Mutiny and founded the Song Dynasty. He then disarmed his generals over a cup of wine, establishing a policy of favoring civil officials over military ones. During Emperor Taizong’s reign, the defeat at the Battle of Gaoliang River forced the Northern Song onto the defensive against the Liao. In the years of Emperor Zhenzong, th
5kReads7.8Score266Shelves
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A Straight Talk on the Late Qing and the Beiyang Era 正说晚清北洋
The Late Qing and Beiyang Era: The Dream of Ironclad Ships and the Empire’s Twilight The cannon fire of 1840 shattered the Celestial Empire’s illusion of supremacy, and the Late Qing realm was plunged into turmoil! Zeng Guofan founded the Xiang Army, and Li Hongzhang built the Beiyang Fleet. A host of renowned ministers and fierce generals tried to turn the tide as it swept toward disaster. Ironclad ships cleaved through the waves, and the Beiyang forces readied themselves for war, hoping to for
3.7kReads7.1Score272Shelves
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A Detailed History of the Sui and Tang Dynasties 细说隋唐历史
From Yang Jian overthrowing the Northern Zhou and founding the Sui dynasty, bringing an end to the chaos of the Southern and Northern Dynasties and ushering in a unified empire, to the rights and wrongs of Yang Guang’s canal construction and campaigns against Goguryeo; from Li Yuan’s uprising in Taiyuan and his seizure of Guanzhong, to the flourishing reign of Zhenguan under Li Shimin after the Xuanwu Gate Incident; from the timeless legend of Wu Zetian renaming the Tang dynasty as Zhou, to the
639Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Heavenly Kingdom in Turmoil: From Jintian to Nanjing 天国风云：从金田到南京
The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom began with the Jintian Uprising led by Hong Xiuquan in 1851. It later established its capital at Tianjing and reached the height of its power. It issued numerous programs, including the Land System of the Heavenly Dynasty, but internal power struggles gradually led to corruption. Tianjing fell in 1864, and the movement was defeated. Lasting more than a decade, it dealt a heavy blow to Qing rule and foreign aggressors. This work focuses primarily on the wars of that p
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The True History of the Great Ming 大明正史
The Official History of the Great Ming is like a vast historical scroll slowly unfurling, its accounts of momentous events portraying the glory and vicissitudes of the Ming dynasty. From the stirring opening of Emperor Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang, vowing to “drive out the northern barbarians and restore China,” to the tragic end of the Chongzhen Emperor, powerless to turn the tide, the official history of more than two centuries of the Great Ming is laid out in full. Through accounts of key events, w
62Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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The Three Kingdoms: The True History 正史三国
For a long time, I have carried a fervent wish in my heart: to write a book centered on the Three Kingdoms period. I hope to use the unfolding passage of time as its guiding thread, presenting that magnificent history, filled with heroes, in a clear and orderly way. I want every reader who opens this book to feel as though they are embarking on a journey through time to the Three Kingdoms, immersing themselves in the shifting fortunes and distinctive allure of that era.
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The History of the Late Tang and Five Dynasties, Straight Up 正说残唐五代
The Later Tang and Five Dynasties era was a turbulent, tumultuous period, like a vibrant painting filled with the smoke of war, slowly unfolding through the river of time. Based on detailed historical sources, this book brings to life an age when heroes and warlords rose side by side, and loyalty and political intrigue were intertwined. Zhu Wen rose from humble beginnings, vying for supremacy across the Central Plains through ambition and cunning. He founded the Later Liang, yet became ensnared
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A Straightforward Account of Seventy Years in the Mid-Tang 正说中唐七十年
On Tomato Novel, Zheng Shuo Zhong Tang Qi Shi Nian is a captivating work of historical interpretation. It opens the door to the long-forgotten years of the mid and late Tang Dynasty, taking you deep into the changing tides of the era with meticulous, unraveling detail. The book carefully traces developments in politics, economics, culture, and other aspects of life during the mid and late Tang, from power struggles at court to the varied lives of ordinary people, from brilliant cultural achievem
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