Reborn After Surviving Tribulations

Reminds me of a short story in Zizhi Tongjian. It seems that after the Anshi Rebellion, the imperial court recovered the lost territory and captured some noble women who had been robbed by the rebels. A general asked them: You are all daughters of good families, why do you want to be thieves? One of the girls said: When the rebels came, many of the frontier officials who had been favored by the imperial court abandoned their armor and fled for their own lives. Instead of blaming those guys who were derelict in their duties, you came to harshly blame us girls who couldn't help themselves. Later, these girls were executed as traitors. The soldiers brought them wine and asked them to get drunk before they died. Only the girl who answered would die calmly without drinking or crying. Recently I was reading Qiu Luming's "Political Power and Family Network in the Wei and Jin Dynasties", which mentioned that the seventh generation of the Yang family had two thousand stones, and Sima Shi married Yang Xianrong's aunt, which was a high claim. During the Yongjia Rebellion, Wang, the wife of Prince Sima Yu, committed suicide because she did not want to join the bandits. She and Yang Xianrong are both noblewomen from aristocratic families. They also occupy prominent positions, but their choices are different.

Tian Qingyu commented on the Wuhu chaos in China, believing that it was a catastrophe, and it was also a magnificent national integration. Chen Yinke also seems to think that it has more positive meanings than negative meanings, and is a useful supplement to the Chinese ancestry, giving birth to such vigorous and outstanding mixed-race children as in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. As a hostage of the Xiongnu, Liu Yuan grew up in Luoyang, and his friends were all from high-ranking Han families, such as Wang Chang's family, and they were highly Hanized. His family's role as the initiator of the rebellion was also related to the Huns' increasing farming practices and their continuous migration to the south. It can be said that before the turmoil, ethnic integration was already taking place. The northern boundary of the Eastern Jin Dynasty was further north than that of Sun Wu, and they worked hard to maintain it in the Huaihe River Basin in order to ensure the safety of the capital Jiankang. Refugees from the north were not allowed to enter the south of the Yangtze River at will, because most of these refugees moved their families southward, had their own organizations, and were even semi-military. The Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Jiangnan gentry were wary of them.

The Huns, who were highly praised by Sima Yue, came. Han En is shallow and Hu is deep. The joy of life lies in understanding each other.

I have been really unlucky these past few days. I have been crying and my eyes are so swollen that I can no longer see. And when I felt unlucky before, now I feel like crying whenever I look at my phone and don't want to reply to messages. Why does everything happen to me every time when it's not my problem?

Sima Zhong behaves a bit like an autistic child.

Jia Nanfeng indirectly led to the Eight Kings Rebellion.

I finished reading it in one go. I really like historical stories.

It seems to be coming to an end, and I wonder who the next princess will be. I feel that the setting of the Southern Dynasties is very suitable for the creation of romance novels. The scenery is gorgeous, the characters are handsome, and there is a smell of smoke and water, but it is easy to fall into the circle of sentimentality.

Princesses can always be treated well, but if it's a prince, it's another story. It is unclear how the Jin royal family reacted when they learned that Yang Xianrong had lost his virginity to the leader of the Huns.

Identity confirmation is a big problem in history. The more famous ones include the real and fake emperor concubine case in the Song Dynasty and the mysterious case of Prince Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty. One of the more interesting things I read recently is that a descendant of the Nandu Yizhi of the Wang family in Taiyuan fled to the Northern Dynasty. When Cui family of Qinghe saw his rosacea, he said: He is really a son of the Wang family. Because the famous Wang Zhan of the Wang family has rosacea. Can't test DNA. The princess lives in a deep palace and has seen limited people. Even if some of the old palace people who have seen Sima Lan escape to the south and let them come out to identify her, after many years, the little girl will grow into a young girl, and her appearance will change greatly.