Counterattack Against the Qing Dynasty

After searching around, I feel that there are really too few articles writing in this genre. I hope they won't stop updating, so keep up the good work!

I suggest that you change the previous step and give the protagonist a base, a warehouse or something, otherwise it will feel inconsistent.

Qianlong was a man who enjoyed great achievements, relying on the good foundation left by his father Yongzheng. In fact, the greatest influence during the Kangxi and Qianlong reigns was Yongzheng.

The Manchu Qing Dynasty made Chinese culture go back hundreds of years, and the servility of the descendants of Yan and Huang has not changed until now! Like author

Again, it was reasonable to oppose the Ming Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty, and it was also reasonable to oppose the Qing Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty. The most annoying thing is that during the anti-Qing period, it was said that what was good for the government was good, and vice versa. Never brag about how good the Ming Dynasty or the Qing Dynasty were. All people are just slaves. It's just a different ruler.

Upon first reading the first few chapters, you can easily find that the writing is anything but casual. The further you look back, the more you can appreciate the charm displayed by words.

Why is it said that the Manchu Qing Dynasty left the smallest territory in history? What is territory is domestic land that has no foreign garrison and is not controlled by foreign countries. Let's take a look at the garrison situation of various countries in the late Manchu Qing Dynasty: There were Russian garrison troops in the Northeast, with a maximum number of tens of thousands and a minimum number of about 3,000; The Japanese garrison in the southern part of the Northeast (also known as the Kwantung Army) numbered about 10,000; The foreign garrison along the line from Beijing to Shanhaiguan numbered about 5,000; The German garrison in Qingdao numbered about 5,000; As the center of the garrison of the great powers, the Qing army was prohibited from appearing; 4,000 British reinforcements arrived in Gyantse and entered Lhasa to sign the Treaty of Lhasa. In addition to ceding territory and indemnity, it also stipulated that everything in xz must be approved by the British before it could be implemented; In addition to the above, there are also garrisons walking around the country, too numerous to mention. Under such circumstances, how can we leave any land to the Republic of China? How to talk about laying a territorial foundation for China? Without the efforts of future generations, China would have died long ago! Some people's theories are really ridiculous!

To slowly develop farming, it is best to buy a small official.

The rebellion between Kang and Qian is either fantasy or fairy tale. . . It's really hard to connect it to history. . . Also, I think anyone who simply blames the nation for historical problems is either stupid or bad.

I am a person who likes to read history, but to be honest, I can't stand the official history, it's too depressing! Why I like historical travel stories is because it can change the history that makes me feel depressed!

I am 36 years old, born in a new society, raised under the red flag, and still an angry young man! I only regret that the sky has no eyes, and the Qing Dynasty has been in chaos for three hundred years! Rough!

I have a question. The protagonist in this book often rewards dozens of taels of silver. I want to ask, in which era was silver so worthless? In addition, after you give dozens of taels of silver to a farmer who has never seen a tael of silver, will they still rebel with you? You only have a few dozen people at the beginning, and no one will reward you with dozens of taels of silver. Then when your troops number tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands, what will you reward them with?

Wow, author, if you dare to invade the Qing Dynasty, be careful, you will be arrested across regions.

As long as a person with clear cognition travels back to ancient times and gains power, the first and most important thing to do is to overthrow the dynasty at that time, no matter which dynasty it is.

The development was too smooth and too fast. It felt like it jumped directly from 0 to 100 and then to 10,000. The details of military training, internal affairs and farming were ignored. Farmers picked up muskets and became elite soldiers in an instant. The county town was not attacked, and the population was not tens of thousands. There were still a dozen or so horse-riding traffic policemen in the base area. Why not just eat meat! You command tens of thousands of troops and don't even take a maid to serve others. Do you want to form a communist alliance?

It took me 7 years to write, one million words 🤫 and no eunuchs 🪖

I hope the author will not write about non-mainstream country names. China and Huaxia are all pronouns, not country names! Since ancient times, single characters have been the most valuable. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, single characters were the most expensive for great states. For example, King of Qin, King of Chu, King of Jin, etc. Were all first-class characters among single characters. Xia Dynasty, so be it, the first one is Xia, and the last one is also Xia. This is the end of a thousand-year cycle of reincarnation. (Generally, those who rebel and claim the title of emperor will either use the ancient name of the place where they are located as the country name, for example, if it is Chu land, it will be Chu. Or they will use the protagonist's surname to work backwards, find an emperor ancestor with the same surname, and use the country name as the country name. Or the protagonist's own birthplace will be called the country name in ancient times, such as birth) If the land is in Qin, it is Qin. These three are basically the basic operations of the ancient rebellion. In the end, the Ming Dynasty has the virtue of fire, and the color red is the most noble. Then the new dynasty of the protagonist is the virtue of water, and the virtue of black is the most noble. Ps: You must not admit that the Manchu and Qing Dynasties are the legal orthodoxy!

Wear it clean and don't rebel Chrysanthemum set for electric drill.

In the 17th year of the book, the Qing Dynasty finally died.

The biography of Zhang Liao in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms: Zhang Liao led hundreds of cavalry as the vanguard to defeat tens of thousands of Wuhuan troops and then captured tens of thousands of Wuhuan troops. The marching Sima asked Zhang Liao, "I heard that the barbarians in the north are fierce, why are most of them thin?" Zhang Liao said: Most barbarians live in pursuit of water and grass, and their harvests are not as stable as those in the Central Plains. Only a few warriors can eat enough, and most of them can barely survive. The reason why Hulu is so fierce is just because of their bloodiness. Therefore, it is certain that the average height and physical strength of the ancient northern nomads were not as good as those of the Central Plains people. But in the Yuan Dynasty, there was a slight change because he became the lord of the Central Plains. However, during the Ming Dynasty, the Manchus were actually a fishing and hunting tribe with poorer harvests than the Mongols and needed to run in the forest, so they were certainly short in height, but a few were strong. Most of them also don't have enough to eat so they often raid. Therefore, modern people have always believed that northerners were taller than people from the Central Plains in ancient times. This is a misunderstanding. Western missionaries in the Ming Dynasty described the Fujianese body shape as being well-proportioned and slightly tall. This shows that people in the Ming Dynasty were not inferior to Europeans in height at that time.

When will the history of the Qing Dynasty be completed? Let the people clearly see how bad the Qing Dynasty was.

Just kill the bandits and not run away, but still keep the landlord's family, can't you tell that they are in the same group? Where is the brain.

There was only one official official census of the population in the Ming Dynasty, in the 14th year of Hongwu, when the population was 58 million. Many contemporary people believe that there were only 100 million at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Or to put it more crazily, 60 million. Is it possible? The Ming Dynasty was the dynasty with the longest period of stability among Chinese historical dynasties. It can be said that it was very stable until Saarhu. In addition, the Ming Dynasty was the dynasty that cultivated the most farmland among all dynasties. Ming actual records state that the area of ​​taxed cultivated land nationwide in the 30th year of Wanli was more than 1.2 Billion acres. In the 268 years of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, the Qing actual records recorded a maximum of less than 900 million acres. According to Wu Hui's research on yields per mu in Chinese dynasties, the average yield per mu during the Ming and Qing Dynasties was around three hundred kilograms. In addition, most of the exotic crops in the Manchu Qing Dynasty began to be planted on a large scale in the middle and late Qianlong reign. Moreover, there were only 30 million acres at most, and the largest yield per mu was sweet potato, which was 950 kilograms. But removing water and nutrients is not as good as grain. So the reason why this exotic crop caused the population explosion is not worth mentioning. Therefore, the grain output in the Ming Dynasty was far greater than that of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. In addition, according to the local county annals of the Ming Dynasty, for example, the city of Hangzhou consumed 3.6 Million shi of grain every year, and one stone weighed more than 180 kilograms. Therefore, it can be inferred that one person consumed up to three shi of grain per year, and the population of Hangzhou was at least 1.2 Million. From this, it can be inferred that the grain consumption of Nanjing, Beijing, Guangzhou, and Kaifeng exceeded one million people. The population of these places during the Manchu and Qing Dynasties was simply not as high as that of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the population of the Ming Dynasty could not have been only 100 million. In the 22nd year of Wanli, there was a famine in the Central Plains. Ming history records that the affected population in Henan and Shandong provinces totaled 46 million. Therefore, the population at the end of the Qing Dynasty was 400 million, and at the end of the Ming Dynasty it would not be less than 300 million. The most people killed by the Manchus entering the country were in the south, and the population of the Ming Dynasty was more in the south than in the north. It is also a mystery how many people the Manchus killed!

Unexpectedly, after reading the previous book, it turned out to be my favorite type, haha, I read another book.

What a hearty meal ()

Damn it, I started writing it in 2017

Qianlong's awesomeness was due to the face given by the literati. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the treatment of literati was improved From the Tang and Song Dynasties, they praised whoever gave benefits to the landlords and literati. Even Emperor Wanli was praised for his prosperity

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