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King Fu Was Burned, and the Ming Dynasty Suddenly Changed
Zhu Youjian, the financial genius of the Audit Office, was assassinated during the inspection, and he became the Chongzhen Emperor at the beginning. It happened that King Fu was killed. Zhu Youjian took advantage of Wang Xungui's operation to divide the land to settle the refugees, and settled the refugees in Chahuangzhuang, so as to relieve the foundation of the people's revolution. Fan Wangxungui and Huangzhuang's assets were used as military supplies to strengthen the military, and the civil
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Heroic Romance Novels of Sui and Tang Dynasties
Emperor Xuan of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yun, was violent and dissolute by nature, indulged in drinking and sex, and killed loyal people indiscriminately, which made the people of the court and the public panic. Only one year after he ascended the throne, he became tired of government affairs and passed the throne to the seven-year-old prince Yuwen Chan. He proclaimed himself "Emperor Tianyuan" and lived in the harem to enjoy himself. In just one year, he died suddenly due to excessive s
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Qin and Han Dynasty, the Moon Shines on Kyushu Historical Novel Version
The more than six hundred years from the birth of Ying Zheng to the fall of the Eastern Han Dynasty were a critical period for the establishment and violent fluctuation of the pattern of Chinese civilization. Qin destroyed the six kingdoms, and Lu Buwei helped Qin's foreigners ascend to the throne with "wonderful goods to live in", paving the way for the rise of Qin; Li Siding's system of Dingding, with the same writing and the same track, laid the foundation for unification; Bai Qi swept the si
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Hu Ying Looks for Emperor Jianwen
In the thirty-first year of Hongwu's reign, Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang passed away, and the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunwen inherited the throne. After the new emperor came to the throne, in order to consolidate the imperial power, he quickly implemented the strategy of reducing vassal vassals, and vassal kings such as King Zhou and King Dai were deposed one after another. King Zhu Di of Yan raised his troops to resist in the name of "Jingnan Qingjun". It took four years for the Yan army to conquer
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