The Great Zhou Dynasty lasted only more than thirty years after unifying the troubled world. In its second generation, it was quickly destroyed by the Liang Dynasty who rebelled.
I don't know how much of the history has been deleted since it was written down, and how much has been tampered with after the dynasty was destroyed.
There are so many people and events, so many legends, and all that is left is just a few black words on two thin pages of plain paper. Few people have carefully studied it to find out whether it is true or false.
Among the many subjugated kings in the Xisheng Continent, there are not many who give positive comments like Zhou Hanzhe, the second emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty. Most of them have been changed beyond recognition by the next emperor secretly ordering the historians.
But Zhou Hanzhe was extremely "lucky" to escape. It can only be said that he had some unknown relationship with the first emperor of the Liang Dynasty, which finally left him with some dignity.
Many years later, the official history of the Zhou Dynasty was sparse, and the descriptions of the second Zhou Hanzhe, who had subjugated the country, were even rarer. They only said that he had a handsome face, recited poems and rhymes, and was good at playing music, chess, calligraphy and painting. As for the cause of Hanzhe's country's collapse, there is no mention of it. If future generations want to speculate, they only vaguely think that it was probably God's will.
History passes by as silently as wind and sand. No one remembers all the events of the Great Zhou Dynasty. However, a piece of gossip about the life of the Great Zhou Dynasty has been circulated throughout history for a long time.
Gossip also has the power of gossip. Even if there is no positive historical record, even if it is passed down orally and has been completely changed by the end, the "essence" of it is still talked about by people, and in a certain sense, it entertains the broad masses of people.
It is said that when Hanzhe was still in his mother's womb, he was originally a female fetus. Later, his mother-in-law invited a mystic to turn him into a male fetus. But it couldn't change Hanzhe's masculine style. His sleeves were cut off when he grew up, and the empire of Dazhou was cut off on the second generation's sleeves.
The credibility of this piece of gossip is not high, but some people believe it deeply, while others dismiss it.
Many years later, no one mentioned this piece of gossip again, and the story of Master Hanzhe on Tuesday was like a piece of white silk with traces wiped off, and no one remembered what was recorded on it.