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Let's Talk About the Events of the Republic of China in Detail
Taking the Revolution of 1911 as a starting point, this book lays out major events such as the Wuchang Uprising, the founding of the Republic of China, Yuan Shikai's seizure of the country and proclaimed emperor, Cai E's revolt against Yuan, Zhang Xun's restoration, the May Fourth Movement, and other major events, and connects the ups and downs of Sun Yat-sen, Yuan Shikai, Cai E and other figures of the era. The author adheres to the principle of "official history is the classic and anecdotes ar
53Reads—Score—Shelves
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The History of the Song Dynasty That I Have to Read Even If I Stay up Late
Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty, was known as Song Taizu in history. It turned out that he was in charge of inspections in front of the palace of Houzhou, and he was in charge of the imperial army, which won the hearts of the army. In 960 AD, taking advantage of the opportunity to go north to fend off the enemy, he launched the Chenqiao Mutiny. The Yellow Robes were added to his body, and he replaced the Later Zhou Dynasty without any bloodshed, established the Song Dynas
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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Great History of the Qing Dynasty
It is a history of the Qing Dynasty and half a history of the Ming Dynasty. Emperor Chongzhen's repeated mistakes in decision-making finally gave up thousands of miles of land to Huang Taiji. The rise of the Qing Dynasty is also the decline of the Ming Empire. Looking closely at this period of history, the tragic fate of so many heroes can't help but sigh and shed tears. "The Great History of the Qing Dynasty" breaks away from the narrow narrative of traditional Qing palace novels and takes the
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The History of the Two Song Dynasties I Can't Bear to Read Closely
The prosperous and splendid Northern Song Dynasty was not just about the elegance of poetry and the fireworks of the city. Under the bright appearance, there were fatal hidden dangers everywhere. In the seventh year of Zhenghe, Gao Yaoshi, a member of the Liao Kingdom, crossed the sea and took refuge in Dengzhou. A piece of information was sent to Bianliang, which aroused Song Huizong's obsession with regaining the sixteen states of Yanyun. From Ma Zhi's suggestion to join the Song Dynasty and
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