
Emperor Liu Xuande of the Han Dynasty
汉家天子刘玄德
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- 192k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 8y ago
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The issue of Liu Bei's lineage is worth noting. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms records that Liu Bei was the descendant of Liu Zhen, the concubine of Liu Sheng, King of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty. This life experience is well known to everyone, but the Dian Lue says that "Bei originally came from Linyi, Hou Zhi", which means Liu Bei was born in Linyi. Beiben is after Linyihou Liu Fu, the second son of King Liu Xing of Beihai in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The word "Ben" is strange. Originally it was after Linyihou Liu Fu, but it is counted after Luchengtinghou (Luchengting is located in Zhuoxian County, and should belong to the Liu family of Zhuoxian County). Base camp) Liu Zhen's branch may involve adoption (similar to Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, both of whom were adopted within the clan), but we don't know in which generation they were adopted, because according to time calculation, Liu Bei's grandfather Liu Xiong is probably the grandson of Liu Fanjun, the second generation Linyi Marquis. If he was adopted after Liu Xiong, there should be records. It should be that Liu Xiong or his father adopted the line from the Linyi Marquis to the Luchengting Marquis. So if Liu Bei or Liu Hong (well, if he lives until then) have made commendable contributions in the Yellow Turban Rebellion, as a clan, it is normal to have a marquis title, but it is best to spend some money with Shi Chang Shi and request not to create a new marquis, but to restore Liu Bei's title of Lu Chengting Marquis, and even restore it in the future. You can be promoted to the title of Marquis of Linyi, instead of a new title, and ask for the restoration of the old title to show that Liu Bei is the orthodox heir of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, and Liu Xing, King of Beihai in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Since Zhongshan and Beihai have been eliminated and their direct lineage no longer exists, Liu Bei, who holds the title of Marquis of Luchengting and Linyi, is naturally the patriarch of these two families. Although he can become emperor as long as he has strength and strong soldiers and horses, Liu Bei is different from others. Like Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu, he is a member of the clan who raised the army to revitalize the country, rather than an ordinary warlord. The righteous title of Sanxing Han Dynasty is still very useful, and many people recognize it in the local area, because Liu Xiu's glorious example comes first, in the Eastern Han Dynasty After the central imperial family weakened in the late 19th century, most people supported the clan's succession to the unification in order to revive the Han Dynasty (of course, people like Wang Yun in the central government certainly did not support it). That's why Tao Qian was willing to return Xuzhou to Liu Bei, the guest general clan. Many people still had great expectations for the clan to revive the Han Dynasty. After the imperial family weakened, the interests of the Liu family and the imperial court had essentially become divided. Ling Emperor Liu Hong promoted Liu's son to the position of governor of the state, basically giving all the good places (Yijingyang) that were not affected by the war to the clan's son. Didn't he know that the expansion of the place would be detrimental to the central government? I know, but this will allow the local clans to have the power to resist when there is disharmony in central affairs. This is for the Liu family, not for the court. The same was true in the later Emperor Xian era. For most ministers who were still loyal to the Han Dynasty, the most important thing was to allow capable clans to revitalize the Han Dynasty. However, Wang Yun and other central ministers who held the position of public minister clung to Xian Emperor and refused to support powerful local clans. Therefore, the ministers in the central court were ultimately unreliable. They did not put the interests of the Liu family as their first priority, but only wanted to keep their own power. These rotten trees should be properly dealt with.
The book about Liu Bei, I saw the eunuch reading one after another with my own eyes. I hope this book can be completed smoothly. However, the starting point of this book is the earliest I have ever seen. It usually travels back to the Xuzhou and Jingzhou periods, and it is really rare to start from a child. So, since Liu Hong is not dead, and there is still hope of stepping up step by step, Liu Bei's starting capital has been greatly improved, but it is still far behind compared to wealthy families like the Yuan brothers and Cao Cao (the Xun family and the Yang family are very famous, but there are no clan clans in the local area. They are important in peacetime, but their actual strength is not strong in troubled times, far less than Yuan Cao). Just accumulate more fame and credit, and wait for the best opportunity. As for the best opportunity, naturally Liu Yan sent a letter, asking the clan ministers to serve as state pastors and go out to control the four directions. In fact, this strategy obviously harmed the interests of the central government, but Emperor Ling still agreed because at this time, the central government had already accumulated disadvantages, and Emperor Ling agreed. Realizing that the situation might be unfavorable, he promoted famous and capable ministers in the clan to be governors of the state, hoping that if there was any disharmony, a clan could raise troops in the local area to rejuvenate the Han Dynasty. Therefore, this strategy obviously harmed the court and benefited the Liu family. During this period, it was easy for Liu's son to get a high-level position of real power such as governor of the state. Liu Yan, Liu Yu, Liu Biao, and Liu Yao were all like this. No matter how high-ranking the other surnames were, Liu's son was not as good at getting ahead. This was the best time. As for Liu Bei, he must accumulate a lot of reputation and show loyalty before this opportunity comes. When the time comes, it will be easy to overtake him and jump to a high position. The Yellow Turban Rebellion was just the time to boost his reputation and show his ability. By the way, he also attracted people with whom he had friendship in history such as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, etc. To come over and train him in advance. Another point is that the Huns are actually very easy to win over (provided that someone with the surname Liu can win over them). After the Yufuluo tribe entered the pass, the Southern Xiongnu quickly merged with the Tuzu tribe to form a new Xiongnu Tuzu tribe. This new tribe has a high degree of Chineseization. Yufuluo's younger brother is called Hu Chuquan. It is the standard name of the Huns, and his son is called Liu Bao. This shows the changes. The centripetal force of the Southern Xiongnu and Tuge towards the Han Dynasty has always been strong, and the Han Dynasty also used them to defend the border. However, the centrifugal force against the Wei and Jin Dynasties was very great. Not only could the Wei and Jin Dynasties not be able to take advantage of their power, they also had to defend themselves. After the world is in chaos, Liu Bei can ask Tu Ge to recognize the legality of Tu Ge's presumptuous claim to the Liu family and completely Chineseize him (in fact, Tu Ge in the late Han Dynasty is only one step away from being completely Chinese). By then, one hundred thousand cavalry will be at his fingertips.
The updates are too cheating. It's not required to update twice a day. You have to update once a day, right?
The big devil has no roots and has become a eunuch
🔨The big devil has no roots and has become a eunuch
By the way, Zhang Fei is older than Liu Bei, isn't he two or three years younger? Guan Yu is one year older, Zhao Yun is probably two or three years older than Liu Bei, Huang Zhong is more than twenty years older, Lu Bu is more than ten years older, Zhuge Liang is twenty or thirty years younger, and Cao Cao is three to five years older.
It's rare to see another book written by Liu Beixiang, but I read it so early, so it's not like Dong Zhuo, who has millions of words like The Wind and Cloud of the Han Dynasty. Those who like to read the Three Kingdoms still prefer to read stories about heroes and heroes. Finally, I would like to suggest that you don't get involved in literature or anything like that. These things are not very exciting, and it's easy to accidentally get into trouble.
This is a compilation of hundreds of surnames... Liu is the first to have no objection... What the hell is Lu Sunli? This is something that offends people. Well, where do you put the Yuan Shao family and the Yang Xiu family? They are both four generations and three nobles, and there are famous families like the Xun family...
There is no point in collecting all the heroes of the Three Kingdoms, and it is easy to end the book because it will be difficult to write the rest and how to defeat the opponent when the opponent is too weak.
There's no point in accepting Lu Bu. . . . 😰😰I am not afraid that Lu Bu will be bribed to betray him. Back then, Cao Cao also wanted to take Lu Bu under his wing, but Liu Bei reminded him, and then Cao Cao killed Lu Bu. After all, Lu Bu had killed his lord several times when he rebelled.
I have read a lot of Liu Bei's novels and have some opinions.
I like the Han Dynasty, so when I read novels about the Three Kingdoms, I read more about those who prospered the Han Dynasty, and those who prospered the Han Dynasty mostly wrote about Liu Bei. I think there are the following mistakes in writing Liu Beiduo: 1. The plot, no matter how smooth the development was before, Xuzhou was lost in the end, which is completely illogical. 2. In the early stage, when encountering Cao Cao's army, Cao Cao's army cheats and the protagonist's IQ is 0. Cao Cao's army's combat power is 100. The protagonist's combat power is 5. He will fall into Cao Cao's tricks at every turn. When he encounters Zhuge Liang later, the reverse will happen. 3. He insisted on forming a sworn relationship with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and completely trusted Zhuge Liang without any brain. 4. He insisted on giving birth to Adou. This is the most speechless. If he couldn't give birth to a son in the early stage and later gave birth to a son, he insisted on calling him Adou and looked stupid like the historical Adou. 5. Being hated for no reason. Those who are at odds with Liu Bei in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, such as Cai Mao, must have no reason to hate the protagonist. For example, some novels have powerful protagonists, but Cai Mao and others still risk 100% being killed and fight to the death with the protagonist.
The update speed is too slow. If you just started writing, you should at least make sure to update it once a day.
After unifying the world, the enfeoffment system should be implemented
In ancient times, the territory of each dynasty was very large. Houping gradually lost its territory and retreated behind the Great Wall. Personally, I think the frontiers were bitterly cold and dangerous in the face of foreign enemies. How many people are willing to suffer for the sake of loyalty to the emperor? It would be safer and more comfortable to retreat to the Great Wall than to suffer so much for that little salary. Therefore, granting border land to soldiers means that they are defending the land for their own benefit, which can further stimulate the soldiers' will to defend the land.
66666😁😁This plot is okay, I thought it was Gongsun Zan but turned out to be Zhang Fei. By the way, Liu Bei is doing well now, so he probably won't have any sworn friendship with Taoyuan.
Scholars failed to rebel for ten years
In the book, Liu Bei is still young and does not need to gain fame through literature, otherwise he will be characterized as a literati, and it will be difficult to change his career to lead troops and then stand on his own. In troubled times, military power is the way to go. Xun Yu was much better than Cao Cao in terms of family background and knowledge, but he still only served as a counselor. No matter how high his literary reputation is, even a powerful general in troubled times will not take refuge. No wealthy family would invest in a scholar to rebel
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