
Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty
大汉昭烈帝
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Half a lifetime adrift, two years an emperor, yet never restoring the Han. Yiling's flames burn, dragon scales turn to ash, and weary sleep claims me in Baidi's halls. The eastern wind makes its promise, Shu Han seeks peace, the southern tribes expand, and the north campaigns against our foes. Our deeds shine bright, but the stars fall before our long-held wish can come true. Three kingdoms, three dynasties, the histories of an age, fate turns the calamity of the Three Kingdoms around. My trus
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The late master's surname was Liu, Tabei, and his courtesy name was Xuande. He was a native of Zhuo County, Zhuo County, and the son of King Jing of Zhongshan, the son of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. Sheng Zizhen was granted the title of Marquis of Luchengting in Zhuo County in the sixth year of Yuanshou. Sitting on gold and losing the title of marquis, it is because of the loss of family. The ancestor Zuxiong and his father Hong were officials in prefectures and counties for generations. He was promoted to be filial and honest, and he was appointed as a Fanling in Dongjun County.
Questions about Yuan Shao
If the author insists on killing Yuan Shao, there is no way out, but one principle must be followed, that is, Yuan Shao must not die on his own territory. No matter how Yuan Shao died, as long as he died on Liu Bei's territory, Liu Bei would have no excuse. Then play hard to get is the best solution. Find someone to pretend to be Yuan Shao's old subordinate to deliberately create chaos and then rescue Yuan Shao. As long as he leaves Liu Bei's territory, he can die. If you are afraid that Yuan Shao will find out, you can pretend to be a member of the Bingzhou family or Zhang Yang, and take Yuan Shao to Bingzhou. Zhang Yang and Yuan Shao are allies, and Liu Bei from the Bingzhou family can ask Wang Bo to get tokens. As long as Yuan Shao arrives in Bingzhou, he must know that Bingzhou is a mixed bag of fish and dragons, with Hu and Han standing side by side, Helian and Huchuquan. It is normal for people to die, but Yuan Shao is not an ordinary person. What? The majestic Jizhou Mu and General Yuan Shao, the leader of the aristocratic family, died under the joint efforts of Bingzhou Zhang Yang, the aristocratic family and the Hu people! I, Liu Bei, only dare to treat each other with courtesy, but you dare to kill him. I can't bear it. I, Liu Bei, am a kinsman of the Han Dynasty, and was personally granted the title of Youzhou Mu by the late emperor. I must regain dignity for the imperial court, and then annexing the state is justifiable. Even if Yuan Shao dies, I can contribute to the rebirth of the Han Dynasty. Thank you 🤭
Zhao Yun is not a commoner. There is a famous person in Zhao Yun's hometown - Zhao Tuo 🤫 the king of South Vietnam in history. After Liu Bang conquered the world, in order to stabilize the situation, he deliberately tried to win over Zhao Tuo, and sent people to Zhao Tuo's hometown, Zhending, to ennoble the Zhao family. It can be said that the Zhending Zhao family has always been a prominent local family in the Han Dynasty. It is mentioned in "Yunbie Zhuan" of "Three Kingdoms": "For the recommendation of this county, he will carry out his righteousness from the officials and soldiers to Gongsun Zan." The translation means that Zhao Yun was recommended by the Changshan County Governor and asked him to take people to find Gongsun Zan. The official selection system in the Han Dynasty was called the Chaju System. Those who could be elected by the county guards must be from the gentry class, and ordinary people had no chance to be elected. In other words, when Zhao Yun appeared on the historical stage, he followed the standard Chaju System route. Therefore, Zhao Yun is very likely to come from the Zhao family that was canonized by the Han Dynasty 🤫 It is clearly recorded in "New Chronicles of Guchangshan County": (Zhao Yun) was born in a prominent family, inherited court training at a young age, practiced both civil and military arts, and was especially good at riding and shooting. Later, when Zhao Yun and Liu Bei met again in Yecheng, Liu Bei asked Zhao Yun to secretly recruit troops. He also took a fancy to the influence of Zhao Yun's family in the local area. He knew that only Zhao Yun could recruit troops with the help of his family's strength. Moreover, as far as Zhao Yun's life performance is concerned, he is both civil and military, has a great overall view and strategic vision, and is completely without the short-sightedness of civilians. It can be seen that he has received a very good and systematic education since childhood, which is definitely not something that a poor family can provide to his children. 🤫
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Solving grassland problems - my opinion
🪖 I just finished reading Chapter 38. Regarding how to deal with the grassland peoples, I personally think it is not advisable to play the trick of "taming wolves into dogs", because history has proven that even if it is effective in the early stage, it will still be a huge failure in the later stage. But look at the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty. When they were strong, they beat the Huns and Turks into dogs. They themselves were forced to become the dogs of the Central Plains Dynasty. When the Central Plains Dynasty was strong, they honestly guarded the border and resisted other nomads coming from foreign lands. But once the Central Plains dynasty declines even slightly, these immature steppe wolves will bite and even devour us. The Southern Huns in this article betrayed the Han Dynasty in the end and took the opportunity to go south to plunder the population and materials. Then the Wenjun Cai Yan was plundered by the Huns outside the Great Wall and gave birth to several children, one of whom was the ancestor of Liu Yuan who destroyed the Western Jin Dynasty! In the Tang Dynasty, An Lushan and Shi Siming rebelled during the Tianbao period, and the Hu ethnic groups outside the Great Wall responded, which caused the direct decline of the Tang Dynasty. In the future, the Khitan became so fat and bloated on the corpses of the Tang Dynasty that it completely grew in size, resulting in the later Song Dynasty being unable to maintain civil rights. The suppression of the Hu people in terms of culture and production technology indirectly also caused the final "Yashan Elegy" (Of course, the reasons for the final demise of the Song Dynasty were many and complex, but it is undeniable that the wrong policies of the Tang Dynasty were a huge factor in the complete expansion of the Khitan) Therefore, I suggest that the Han people should be "nomadized" or "Cossacked", that is, the kind of unruly desperadoes with murders on their hands or refugees who lack land and have no way to survive should be selected, and they can be gathered together through centralized armed forces to learn and adapt. In order to adapt to the nomadic life, they were given swords, guns and armor, and led by regular army officers, they conducted a centralized sweep of the nomadic tribes in the grassland. They adopted the eight-character policy of "eunuchs, slaves and women, and the old and the weak" to completely exterminate all non-Han nomadic tribes. At the same time, in order to ensure that these Han Cossacks will not eventually backlash and betray the imperial court, we should learn from the methods used by Tsarist Russia to win over the Cossacks in Eastern Europe: use high-ranking officials and generous salaries to bribe and stabilize the upper-class Cossacks, and use religious and national culture (Tsarist Russia uses Orthodox Christianity, we use Taoism and the Three-Character Classic) to continuously deepen the sense of national identity between the mainland and steppe Cossacks; and finally allow the Cossacks to Other armies do not have privileges, such as privately owned weapons and horses, private pastures, cattle and sheep, and military privileges such as tax-free food for soldiers. Generally speaking, after the implementation of the entire policy, although there were major and minor conflicts between Tsarist Russia and the Cossacks, the Cossacks have become a decisive military force in the hands of Tsarist Russia since the 17th century, and can be called the "flower of the military" of the Russian army. I hope you will think carefully and don't play the trick of "taming wolves into dogs". This is a very failed case in history. Is it like Tsarist Russia to engage in Cossacks? It is directly like domesticating Tibetan mastiffs and killing prairie wolves.
Apart from other things, Pig's Foot's men casually wiped out the emperor and all the officials without even saying hello. Then hundreds of murderers went free, and Pig's Foot easily blamed others. Are all the people in the world fools? It is said that Zhu Wen was the only one who destroyed the emperor and the hundreds of officials throughout the ages. No matter how many scapegoats he found, the truth was still not clear? Pig Script originally had a good character design, but it was completely ruined here.
A very, very unpleasant point, why does Liu Bei want to be friends with Cao Cao? What kind of onion is Liu Bei?
Well written, the most realistic novel of the Three Kingdoms
Bu has been able to compete with Zhang Fei, are both sides in danger? , Zhang Fei here is too pustular, right?
As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, this book is deeply rooted in people's hearts. I don't have much to say. I hope the author will continue to work hard.