Watch Emperors and Famous Generals in the History Live Broadcast Room

Since ancient times, famous generals have become less and less gray-headed. Yan Jishu is an ordinary history enthusiast who focuses on emperors, good ministers and famous generals. He is always passionate and always on top. He hangs out in major forums and often posts videos introducing historical figures to generate electricity for his love. General Huo Qiaoqi died of illness at the age of twenty-four. General Wei died of illness at the age of forty. King Gaolanling died after drinking poison at the age of thirty-three. King Yuwen Qi, who was thirty-four years old and had great achievements, was killed. General Yue died at the age of thirty-nine. A bachelor of Fucha University, died of illness at the age of forty-nine. Qin II died. Mr. Zhuge died before he left the army. Emperor Wu of Zhou regretted losing his unification. Tang Shi died in the Anshi Rebellion. Died in the 100th year of Yuan Dynasty. The difficulty of Song Jingkang. … Looking back at the history of China for thousands of years, capable people have emerged in large numbers, stars are shining, and even though the mountains and rivers are broken and the wind is floating, there are still people who are loyal and courageous to the country. Later, the video added a group of viewers wearing vests of emperors, generals and ministers. [More updates, if you like to read other people's gossip] ———— 1. If it is not a cool article, try to be as sophisticated as possible. Discussions are allowed but attacks on each other are prohibited. 2. If you are not a fan of any character from any dynasty, each character will be a separate article, which is not long. 3. The characters may not all appear according to the timeline. The content in the article is only my personal opinion. 4. It's too hard to edit the video. I want to talk about some less popular characters in the text version. It's my personal property. Purpose: Carry forward five thousand years of Chinese culture