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Expedition to Shu
History蜀伐
Half-year-old Smoke
In the fourth year of God's blessing, Emperor Ai of the Tang Dynasty, Li Wei, abdicated, and Zhu Wen usurped the throne and established the Liang Kingdom, known as the "Latter Liang" in history. This marked the end of the Tang Dynasty, which had ruled China for 289 years. Since then, the princes of China have come together, and the Yan, Jin, Shu, Southern Wu, Southern Tang, Wuyue, Fujian, Chu, Southern Han, and Nanping forces have separated themselves from each other. Conquests continued, and the land of China began to be turbulent for half a century. At that time, King Jian of Shu refused to surrender to Liang and established himself as emperor. The country was named "Shu" and the reign was named "Wucheng". He granted hundreds of officials and established a separate empire. Chenghao, the grandson of Emperor Shu, was smart and ambitious since he was a child. Emperor Jian favored him very much and named Chenghao the "Marquis of Wucheng". He settled thousands of households in Hanzhong. When the emperor passed away, King Zheng succeeded to the throne. The emperor was unruly and traitorous eunuchs were in power. Chenghao linked up with the powerful ministers and remonstrated with the emperor Yan. He used the Qing Dynasty to sideline the emperor and punished the treacherous sycophants. Emperor Yan used "military power" to become the king. Chenghao used his power to dominate the court and the public. Peaceful to the common people internally, liaison with the princes externally, following the legacy of Wu Hou, conquering the south and the north, opening up the territory and expanding the territory, so that Shu was strong, conquering the princes, and the princes were dormant, so the emperor expanded the Zen throne, inherited Hao and proclaimed himself the emperor, and established the name "Great Shu".
In the fourth year of God's blessing, Emperor Ai of the Tang Dynasty, Li Wei, abdicated, and Zhu Wen usurped the throne and established the Liang Kingdom, known as the "Latter Liang" in history. This marked the end of the Tang Dynasty, which had ruled China for 289 years. Since then, the princes of China have come together, and the Yan, Jin, Shu, Southern Wu, Southern Tang, Wuyue, Fujian, Chu, Southern Han, and Nanping forces have separated themselves from each other. Conquests continued, and the land of China began to be turbulent for half a century. At that time, King Jian of Shu refused to surrender to Liang and established himself as emperor. The country was named "Shu" and the reign was named "Wucheng". He granted hundreds of officials and established a separate empire. Chenghao, the grandson of Emperor Shu, was smart and ambitious since he was a child. Emperor Jian favored him very much and named Chenghao the "Marquis of Wucheng". He settled thousands of households in Hanzhong. When the emperor passed away, King Zheng succeeded to the throne. The emperor was unruly and traitorous eunuchs were in power. Chenghao linked up with the powerful ministers and remonstrated with the emperor Yan. He used the Qing Dynasty to sideline the emperor and punished the treacherous sycophants. Emperor Yan used "military power" to become the king. Chenghao used his power to dominate the court and the public. Peaceful to the common people internally, liaison with the princes externally, following the legacy of Wu Hou, conquering the south and the north, opening up the territory and expanding the territory, so that Shu was strong, conquering the princes, and the princes were dormant, so the emperor expanded the Zen throne, inherited Hao and proclaimed himself the emperor, and established the name "Great Shu".