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Books by Yang Faxing
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Empress Wu Zetian 女皇武则天
She was the first and only female emperor in Chinese history: Wu Zetian. With a vision that towered above the ages and the courage to lead where none had gone before, she advanced what was beneficial, eliminated what was harmful, and governed the realm, becoming one of the most powerful and remarkable women in history. In a society dominated by men, she indulged in sensual pleasures, leaving unofficial historians endless material shrouded in mystery. Her beauty, intelligence, cunning, ruthlessne
12.1kReads9.5Score1.2kShelves
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Emperor Guangwu, Liu Xiu 光武大帝刘秀
Emperors throughout the dynasties lived under the watchful eyes of countless officials. Their affairs ranged from ascending the throne and shaping the world to summoning concubines and drinking tea while watching a play. Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han, was said to be gifted in both letters and arms, as well as broad-minded and magnanimous. He was a skilled military strategist, adept at winning against the odds and securing victory through surprise. After the Western Han fell, society descended
478Reads9.3Score112Shelves
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Nurhaci, Founder of the Qing Dynasty: Biographies of the World's Great Figures 清太祖努尔哈赤（世界伟人传记丛书）
Here is a legendary hero, blessed with divine courage beneath the Northern Dipper. Here, sweeping scenes of war, vividly drawn characters, colorful depictions of customs, and tender romances unfold. Ambition, slaughter, schemes, and strange passions abound. From bloody battles across the sands to intimate tales stirred by springtime desire; from power struggles among imperial kin and nobles to the earthy pleasures and passions of common folk; from the growth and flourishing of the Jurchen tribes
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Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che 汉武大帝刘彻
Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, was later acclaimed alongside Qin Shi Huang as one of the two greatest emperors of the Qin and Han dynasties. He is regarded as one of the greatest emperors in Chinese history. He appointed people based on their talent, regardless of their background, and many renowned ministers and brilliant generals were trained and emerged during his reign. He adopted the policy of dismissing the hundred schools of thought and elevating Confucianism alone, which became the mainstre
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