Fanqie library
Browse
- Titles
- 5
Every Fanqie book we index, searchable by title, author or tag.
-
Things About the Han Dynasty. Volume 4
After stabilizing the Xiongnu, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty carried out crazy military expansion. However, as Li Guangli and Li Ling were defeated and surrendered to the Huns, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's dream of domination in his later years was completely shattered. Subsequently, the witchcraft disaster occurred, triggering a battle for the crown prince's position. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's good ministers and famous generals were involved in it. In the end, the "quasi-prince" Liu Zh
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
-
Things About the Han Dynasty. Volume 3
Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty's "ruling by inaction" eventually led to a bloody storm in the harem. First, there was a battle for the "first sister" in the harem, and finally it evolved into a battle for the prince. Eventually, Liu Che ascended to the throne of prince. After taking office, he was ambitious. He first launched an unprecedented "ideological revolution" and used Confucianism as the theoretical foundation to maintain his rule; then he launched a "revolution by force", which set the
—Reads9.3Score—Shelves
-
Things About the Han Dynasty. Volume 1
The birth of Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, was very strange. It is said that he was born after his mother Wang had sex with a dragon. He was born with seventy-two moles on his feet. This is destined that Liu Bang is not an ordinary figure. He was extremely naughty when he was a child, which troubled his family. After studying, the teacher was eventually brought down by him. So the eighteen-year-old Liu Bang left school and began his life as a gangster. At this moment, Liu Ba
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
-
Things About the Han Dynasty. Volume 2
The content of "Those Things in the Han Dynasty (Volume 2)" is: Liu Bang finally ascended the throne of the emperor. However, it is difficult to conquer a country, but it is even harder to defend a country. In order to stabilize his regime, Liu Bang turned his butcher knife to the "Three Musketeers" Han Xin, Xiao He, and Zhang Liang who had contributed to his defeat of Xiang Yu. Poor Han Xin became the first scapegoat to stabilize the Han Dynasty, and then Peng Yue, Ying Bu... And the killer was
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
-
Three Facial Makeups of the Han Dynasty: the Red-Faced Emperor Guangwu
Read through the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty's hard and soft approach, and present to you the plans for resumption of business under the "red-faced" smile of the commoner emperor Liu Xiu.
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves