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The Great Biography of Lu Pheasant
Lu Pheasant was the first woman in Chinese history to take the imperial title. Although she had mixed reputations, she stopped fighting within the palace and focused on recuperating for the people. She can be called a "Ming Zhu". Lu Pheasant's role in historical development. The main manifestation is that she helped Liu Bang complete the cause of unification, continued to implement the policy of "resting with the people", and played a role in the recovery and development of the economy in the ea
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The Great Biography of Qin Shihuang
The secret of Qin Shihuang's unification of the world and his achievement as an emperor throughout the ages is his endless creativity! In order to build a great Qin Empire that would last forever, Qin Shihuang formulated a series of systems and policies that his predecessors could not even imagine. Although his empire only lasted for 14 years, his systems became the objects of reference and imitation by all subsequent emperors, influencing ancient Chinese politics for 2,000 years. He was the cre
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Sun Quan, Emperor Wu
This book is a biography. It mainly tells that before Sun Quan reached his twenties, he took advantage of Jiangnan and made himself king and emperor. Chen Shou called him Gou Jian's talent, Zhuge praised him for recruiting all the talented people in Soochow, and Cao Cao sighed as if he was born. People admired his success as a young man, but regretted his declining ambition in old age. They called him a "half-bright monarch". Sun Quan was the founding monarch of Sun Wu during the Three Kingdoms
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