The Battle of Muye

After Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, who was proud of his literary skills, killed a famous scholar, he said smugly: Let's see if you can write a sentence like "Blow wrinkles into a pool of spring water" in the future. ——I made a mistake, it should be "the empty beam falls on the swallow's mud", right? "Blow wrinkles" is a famous saying of Feng Xiangguo of the Southern Tang Dynasty. It seems that Li Zhongzhu admired and praised it, but Feng was not guilty.

I read that some historical data say that the reason why Boyikao did not inherit the throne was because he was a loyal pro-business faction like his biological mother. The issue of the successor to the head of state is very important. If the central government can shake the foundation of the country, then the appointment of other officials in the country will undoubtedly be shaken. Even the princes of the subject countries have no right to appoint their subordinate officials themselves and the central government will dispatch them instead! There is no reason for King Zhou to move the crown prince but not deal with Xibo's political power in his country. This is a cause and effect relationship. So I tend to think that Boyikao's death is a purge of the Shang clan's strength within the Zhou people. It is precisely because the power of the Yin Shang was compressed among the various princes, including the Zhou people, that the Yin Shang fought in Muye and the central area was difficult to defeat. Makino is just the climax of a long-term political game.

I know a lot of historical materials, but I always feel that you are missing something most important.

It is more likely that Taizong didn't like Wu Zetian's aggressive personality at a young age. This personality not only did not meet the requirements for women of that era, but is also a character issue now. The Ba people have always been tough. I thought they were singing war songs and dancing war dances while charging. . .

I'm so tired from watching

Very unique and has the flavor of telling history

I like this kind of writing form. It can be read as a novel or as a gossip. Eighth, it's easy. Eighth, it's brilliant. Eighth, it's high-level.

Good writing, good writing, good writing

Although Spreading Flowers is not my favorite martial arts one, I was still very excited to see Fu Lan surface.