
The Empire Rises Again
帝国再起
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- Ongoing
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- 2.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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After reading the introduction, I came to a conclusion: Our Qing Dynasty is going to die again!
[Complaint] This book has been delayed by the update...
It was a time when the Ming Dynasty was in turmoil, and the protagonist was in his prime. Today, the Ming Dynasty is still in turmoil, and the protagonist is already middle-aged. The Cape sends bright winds to the north, and the horizon sends the flags far south. I hope the morning sun will always shine on our land, and never forget the blood of the martyrs covering the ground. For the sake of the common people, not afraid of the Tartars, alone in the public eye, and making camp every step of the way. Exerting great righteousness, only for China, marching from the south to the north, trying to turn the tide. Don't forget the youth Ling Yunzhi, who once promised to be the best in the world. I dare not let the years pass by, but my heart and actions still complement each other.
Welcome to read "Qian Ming", a tribute to the classic different Ming wear
Today I voted all 5 recommendation votes for Empire Rises, and I will start voting for myself tomorrow. Everyone is welcome to watch. A tribute to "Late Ming", the protagonist is also named Chen, and he comes here to hug each other for warmth.
To be politically incorrect, if Sun Kewang and Li Dingguo had been together in 1655, the trend of resisting the Qing Dynasty in the southwest would have been much better. . . And it might be better if it was Li Dingguo. . .
In memory of Gao Wengui and Liancheng Bi who died for their country this time
The Battle of Wuzhou ended, and half of Guangxi fell... The two supreme commanders were martyred in battle. Gao Wengui: The general is incompetent, I am ashamed of Your Highness! Liancheng Bi: Liancheng Bi will never surrender! I hope the morning sun will always shine on our land, and never forget the blood of the martyrs covering the ground. Expelled the Tartars and restored China.
Digging, author, what are you writing about? Why are you going around in Guangdong? When will Jin King Li Dingguo come out? Will you save Emperor Yongli or not? I feel that your writing is getting more and more off-topic. Are you restoring the Ming Dynasty, or are you self-proclaimed king like the previous book? Please make it clearer, otherwise we really don't know what you are writing.
I just read a novel about a pig's trotters serving as an official in the Qing Dynasty and determined to be a loyal and good slave. I was completely disgusted. So, hurry up and give me a monthly ticket and recommend a vote to suppress my discomfort! ! !
[Tucao] After a year, let's look at the map first...
Lay out the map Nan Ming's last hope is that I hope your story can continue. The people in the north have been waiting and looking forward to the Han family's clothes...
Another cool book 🙂 I found that the history books I was following all had cool endings, which is awesome 🙂
There is a very funny question: How were the salaries of the ancient army distributed?
I saw this question on Baidu Zhizhi. After analysis, a friend came to the conclusion: Since most of the ancient coins were metal currencies, which were very heavy, in order to avoid affecting the mobility of the army, military pay should be paid to the families of soldiers. . But unfortunately, as far as I know, the military pay of the ancient Chinese army was directly paid to individual soldiers. Even if metal currency affects the mobility of soldiers and the army, it must be distributed to individual soldiers, not to their families. And as far as I know, from ancient times to the Beiyang Army, when it was necessary to organize suicide squads and pay out part of the bounty first, those suicide squads also carried heavy metal coins to charge and board the city. The reason is simple, there is a lack of trust and it is not worthy of trust. The military pay that soldiers receive has usually been deducted at all levels, and what they get is half silver, half lead and black silver. If this pitiful amount of military pay still needs to be exploited layer by layer by the local government and distributed to the family members ------- I think that not only will the family members of soldiers not receive military pay, but they will have to pay more taxes to local officials. Therefore, in order to ensure that the soldiers would not mutiny and blow up the camps, ancient China would rather pay the price of a decrease in the combat effectiveness of the army, but also pay the generals' pay to the soldiers--because the local government would definitely not pay the generals' pay to the military families. . It's ridiculous that many time-travelers don't even think about clarifying officialdom and solving problems from an institutional and structural level, so they direct the soldiers' military pay through local government channels in an attempt to distribute it to military families --- now that I think about it, this is just one more opportunity for the government officials to tease the wives and sisters of the soldiers.