The Great Merchants of the World

Da Luoluo's description of the Northern Song Dynasty is very correct. The so-called holding a high official position or seeking to usurp the throne can change the world. It is really fantastic. 😅The so-called revolutionaries of the times do not create the times, but they and their groups just follow the trend of history.

Ladder to Heaven: The Ladder to Heaven in the Zhou State is military service, which can be called martial arts The Ladder to Heaven in Song State is the imperial examination, which can be called literary merit Class: There are two classes in the Zhou State, civilians and citizens. The senators and heads of state are actually in this class. They are considered the top of the citizen class, but they are still in the same queue. This can liberate the country's force, because the right to rule the country is maintained by a group of people. This can be seen from the thoughts of the senators. The head of state can be renamed the emperor, but the Senate and the republican system need to be retained. There were three classes in the Song Dynasty: commoners, scholar-bureaucrats, and emperors. The emperor and the scholar-bureaucrats ruled the country, but the emperor did not line up with the scholar-bureaucrats. He stood alone in front of everyone. Only in this way can one be considered a loner. In order to safeguard one's own rights, it is of course necessary to limit the use of force by those below, and the imperial examination, a ladder to heaven, can attract the elites of a country. Let them concentrate on their literary skills. But now that Song and Zhou are at war, it is necessary to mix the systems. In fact, they are trying to dismantle each other's ladder to heaven. Now the Zhou ruling class is ready to fight a war for decades, and the people are looking forward to this opportunity to climb the ladder to heaven. In the Song Dynasty, it was only the border commander's unauthorized assertion. The court was not clear about it and the people were unprepared. This is to say, use force to attack literature, use preparedness to attack unpreparedness, there is no reason to be invincible. Of course, the main reason is that Zhou's cannons are stronger and its soldiers have more autonomy. After all, political power comes from the barrel of a gun. 🤓🤓 Little insights, don't criticize, I won't listen or listen. . . . . 😁😁

I couldn't stand watching it anymore. When the protagonist betrayed the emperor, I had a feeling that the values ​​​​of this book were in contrast with the principles of life. I read a lot of stories about stabbing friends for the sake of the world. In fact, in the plot, the emperor was sincere to the protagonist's family and gave him all the trust he could give as a boss. Maybe this is what is missing in this modern era of rapid economic growth. People's faith and loyalty are worthless. Utilization and selfishness are eternal

The next year, Empress Dowager Xiao gave birth to Emperor Tian Zuo's "posthumous son"?

I just looked at the map. The coast can be divided into four parts. Liaodong Peninsula (small area, poor surroundings, can only set up separate bases to support strategic business partners) Shandong Peninsula (too close to the northern core of the Central Plains and easily suppressed. You can mix it up and let the local separatist regime hinder the Central Plains) The Yangtze River Delta, the land of Wu and Yue (it already has the foundation, otherwise the Southern Song Dynasty would not be able to develop it. You can learn from Zhu Yuanzhang or the Taiping Army, and use Anqing to control the Yangtze River, and use the Huaihe River to the north to defend the Central Plains.) Pearl River Delta (currently in shortage)

When I saw working for Zhao Ji, I couldn't stand it anymore. In terms of ranking of the most stupid and stupid emperors in history, he ranks among the top.

The plot and setting are all very nice, and the artist's popular science is also very good. But the emotional scenes are really bad. Even if it's bad, I love writing it. Everything about men and women is really bad. . . . Same

I would like to ask, is it true that I heard in the comments that there is a plot to send off the mother (even though it is a baby mother) in the back? I'm a little afraid to watch it... I'm afraid of being shit

The plot of sending the mother off is the most annoying. The key is that when the protagonist mentioned that Empress Dowager Xiao Liang should marry Song Zhezong, she also complained that the mother could not be raped even if she recognized her father. As a result, the plot of sending the mother off was arranged later...

Seeing now, there is always some doubt about the territorial distribution of Jin, Dongliao and Zhou: Zhou controls Youzhou and part of Yunzhou, the Western Liaoning Corridor and most of southern Liaoning and central Liaodong, which is basically the northern half of the current Bohai Economic Belt; Dongliao controls northern Rehe, most of the Horqin Grassland and perhaps a corner of northwestern Liaoning; Jin controls most of Jilin and Heilongjiang, part of Yunzhou, Hedong, Chahar and Suiyuan. Here comes the question: It seems that either the Jin Kingdom was divided into east and west sections by the Eastern Liao Dynasty, or the Eastern Liao Dynasty was divided into the northern and southern sections by the Jin Kingdom. If it was the latter case, how could Empress Dowager Xiao balance the Horqin battlefield and the tryst with Wu Yuan at the Chengde Summer Resort? If it is the former, it seems that there is a hidden danger of truncation as mentioned earlier, and it seems impossible.