At that time, the iron hooves of time passed through the relics of history. Who can still recall that era of fierce fighting and iron horses, where heroes competed for the throne?
Only the bright moon in the sky remains unchanged forever. But thousands of years later, when the blue moonlight comes to the world again, will we still be lucky enough to see it?
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A bloody story about a heroine who travels back in time after finding a necklace in a second-hand shop.
Story background: Late Spring and Autumn Period - Early Warring States Period
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By the way, the female pig's feet knows a little bit about the history of the Warring States Period. . . So I originally thought that if you read the article, it would be regarded as a fictional article. . .
But later Miss Lei in September mentioned that she would not be able to understand it. Then the author thought about his limited ability to grasp the overall situation, and decided to do a little popular science, huh.
When the heroine first arrived, it was the late Spring and Autumn Period. At this time, there were still five hegemons, Qin, Jin, Yan, Qi, and Chu. However, the Jin Kingdom had been divided by the Qing Dynasty. In fact, those aristocratic families were only missing a title from the Emperor of Zhou. After the annexation between various families, there are four families left: based on strength, they are roughly as follows: Zhi family, Zhao family, Wei family, and Han family.
Why don't you mention the map (Actually, I couldn't find a map of the situation before the three families were divided into Jin Dynasties, so I'll just use the map of the early Warring States Period - -)
The Dai Kingdom has long since disappeared. Please think about it. It is a very, very small country just above the Zhongshan Kingdom.
Speaking of the source of the picture, I really forgot (tears). It came from Google, so there is no credit here. I was wrong - -