From the Start, Ranking the Ten Greatest Emperors [Historical Livestream]

I have a question. It seems that the Anshi Rebellion could have been put down in about two years. In addition to Li Longji's poor response, he was also respected as the Supreme Queen and Li Heng fought for power, which led to the Suiyang City incident. Is it true or false? Maybe Li Longji is pitiful in his old age? But he still lived to be over 70, so he felt there was nothing to be pitiful about.

I don't understand, so I abandoned the article. I bought the last one to comment. I want to say something about the author. This is a live broadcast. The main feature is to see the expressions of emperors of various dynasties. You are here to describe yourself. [Two sentences begin] What follows is your inner confession. This is a slutty operation.

The really powerful one is Zhe Zong. Renzong was Shoucheng, not bad but not particularly good either. In the Song Dynasty, the ratio of finance, taxation, and industry to commerce was high, and factors such as economic and industrial and commercial prosperity were present, but they were secondary. The main factor is that agricultural taxation is not good without the landholding system, so the industrial and commercial control of Fangzhen in the late Tang Dynasty was inherited. The proportion of state-owned contracting in industry and commerce in the Song Dynasty was very high. As for people's livelihood in the Song Dynasty, they agreed that they could only see Kaifeng City and Lin'an City. It is also biased to say that there were many uprisings. In fact, the number of uprisings in the Song Dynasty was mainly caused by the diligence of Song Shiji.

It feels like writing it is the same as not writing it. It explains the experiences of these emperors. But nothing seems to have changed.

Isn't this a live broadcast? Why is this description all the way to the end? I want to see the thoughts and comments of the big guys from each dynasty, and that's the end of it?

A lonely city thousands of miles away, full of white-haired soldiers. I can see the sun but not Chang'an

In fact, Baozong was young and therefore could not bear the responsibility of the inspection center of the previous Ming emperors directly under the army. It was Wang Zhen who acted as his agent. Therefore, the army had already begun to deteriorate at that time.

I'm so numb... I was almost killed by this god's expansion! What will happen if such a militant comes to power?

It was not a big problem for Jiumei to move south after she first boarded the plane. Zongze was able to defend Kaifeng because the main force was chasing Jiumei and Jiumei. If he really stayed in Kaifeng, there was a high chance that he would hunt with Qin Hui in the north (and be hunted).

It would be better to add other viewers' perceptions. Now these chapters are all about explaining history. Although it needs to be objective, doesn't the author feel aggrieved if he doesn't vent a little bit? You can use the words of someone who has watched the sky to vent a little bit, otherwise this kind of insinuation is really not very relieving.