The Rise of the Tang Dynasty

When the ground doesn't produce much, you can tug a boat to get food from the sea! Under the leadership of the imperial court, affordable supply!

Has the protagonist defeated Nan Han? There is a lot of foreshadowing ahead.

It feels very good I have to say that it has made huge progress It has a sense of immersion The characters are also more vivid than the one in Great Britain

I have a filial son, Lu Bu, a prince, Liu Chan, a queen, Wu Zetian, a noble concubine, Lu Pheasant, and a beloved daughter, Princess Anle. General An Lushan, trusted general Zhao Kuangyin, Taishi Sima Yi, city guard general Wu Sangui, Minister of Household Affairs He Shen, Taiwei Yang Guozhong, Prime Minister Dong Zhuo on the left, Prime Minister Qin Hui on the right, General Manager Zhao Gao, Guards Fan Jiang, Zhang Da, why should I worry about the uncertainty of the world!

There is no doubt that Chai Rong is Guo Wei's nephew and adopted son. According to China's patriarchal system, he has changed his surname to Guo, so he can legally inherit the throne. If he is called Chai Rong, this will question the legality of his inheritance. Therefore, it is certain that "Chai Rong" was worn by Zhao Song to legitimize his usurpation of the throne, and it is not reality. Moreover, more importantly, the Chai family of the Northern Song Dynasty was not the direct descendant of Chai Rong, but a side branch, and all direct descendants died. This kind of behavior of being a show-off and erecting a memorial arch has to be disgusting...

I really couldn't stand it when I saw the author asking ordinary soldiers to recite poems. At the low level, learning a sentence to read and read is enough for the grassroots. At the high level, learning Sun Tzu's Art of War and Spring and Autumn Period can train high-level talents in advance. No matter what, it doesn't matter what you memorize poetry. Memorizing poetry is the best way to cultivate literary literacy. Why do you want to beat Zhao Kuangyin to death in the examination room? Or should you arrange the imperial examination examination room of the Song Dynasty in advance. By then, all the people who will come out of the imperial examination will be your disciples, and then you will resume the country, right?

We need to deal with ethnic issues. I remember that since the Tang Dynasty, many Middle Eastern businessmen settled in China and served as officials. Huang Chao massacred a wave of them, and later in the Song Dynasty, Pu Shougengeng finally rebelled against Fujian. . . If I remember correctly, the protagonist seems to have trained Arab businessmen. . . Isn't that asking for trouble? We need to deal with a certain religion as soon as possible to avoid future troubles.

If the protagonist wants to restore the territory of the Tang Dynasty, he must at least reach Afghanistan in the west, the Korean Peninsula in the east, Lake Baikal in the Mongolian grassland in the north, and regain the territory of northern Vietnam in the south. This can be regarded as restoring the largest territory of the Tang Empire. 😅

The writing was good in the early stage, but fell apart in the middle and later stages. I completely let myself go. The description of the war was simply speechless, and the politics was even worse. A small camp dared to use public opinion to seize the city, and the emperor was still very protective. I won't talk about anything else.

Datang Resurrection Map

At the beginning, I adopted an abandoned baby as a daughter. Even though I subscribed, I still wanted to scold the author for being the Virgin Mary.

They are just broken shoes from a few hands. Are they not good for new ones? You still accept Pan happy as your father, but you dare to accept a widow's son even if you don't have your own son as emperor.

Let's put aside the prosperous age of Kangxi and Qianlong. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties have your prosperous age.

Let's put it this way, the selection of talents must be done when the protagonist is young and powerful, so that the protagonist can be too suppressed. If you choose the eldest son, then express your position as early as possible and don't give hope to others. However, for individuals, the inheritance of the eldest son is very problematic. Once the successor is incapable, can he really maintain the protagonist's reforms? The protagonist has been reforming for so long and reforming so many things. Does anyone else understand except himself? If the protagonist dies, it will mean the death of the people and the government. If the protagonist really wants to leave his own footprints, the best thing is to choose a descendant who can understand his reform philosophy. It is best to train from your own grandchildren. The protagonist should have time by then. The second emperor is very important. This is the link between the past and the future. Basically, there will be no problems in the next four or five generations. But if something goes wrong with this second emperor, then it will be useless in the future. Deformed. In order to show their orthodoxy, they will do all kinds of irrational and inappropriate things, leaving hidden dangers for future generations. Personally, I think that if you want to select talents, it is best not to let the princes serve as officials in the capital, or to give them high-ranking officials from the beginning. This creates cliques. Two methods, the first is to let the prince govern a county when he reaches the age, which is similar to sending Jinshi to other places, and then look at his ability. The second is to send the vassal country abroad to see its governance ability. Or the Prairie Royal Court can also be opened for inspection later. And don't forget that the protagonist is only in his early thirties, and the eldest son is almost 14 or 15 years old. In other words, if the protagonist lives to be 60 years old, the eldest son will be 40 years old, and the grandson may be 20 years old. If the protagonist lives to be seventy, the oldest son will be fifty, and the grandson may be thirty. If the protagonist lives to be eighty, the oldest son will be over sixty, the grandson may be forty, and the great-grandson may be twenty. So, if the protagonist once lives a long life, there is no need to panic at all and the heir can be cultivated slowly. Of course, the author may not necessarily be able to write about the British Empire. He just clicked on it and did not write in depth. In ancient emperor's literature, the arrangement of future generations was a problem. There were ordinary eldest sons who inherited, others who acted like pigs, and some who selected talents. There were even elections, where adult men from the royal family were allowed to choose the candidates proposed by the emperor. In short, everything depends on how the author writes it. Personally, I prefer to choose talents, and then it depends on whether the author plans to write about this inheritance in detail.

The first part is good, but the second part is bad. There is not enough population. Language, writing, religion, and climate are big problems in various places. Medical and health care are also big problems. Look at the losses caused by British and French colonization of Africa. They are all based on a hundred years as a time unit. The later period is too ridiculous! Completely collapsed!

I don't understand why people become kind after time travel. Why don't you believe that? They are all good people. I still like people with ambitious personalities to be more realistic. No emperor is a good person, so he can't write how kind he is. Although he doesn't have to be a bad guy, everything he does has a purpose. He has to guess right. The most annoying thing is that the protagonist is boring and unrealistic. A hero can never be an emperor.

No, it's too much for the protagonist, an emperor in his twenties, to seduce a mature woman in her thirties! This is too non-vegetarian and worthy of the name of Dirty Tang. It seems that Li Jia cannot save Datang's reputation.

The surrounding international situation from the Five Dynasties to the early Song Dynasty! Detailed big picture! (Save to see larger image)

Utilizing river water conservancy to increase productivity, steam engines, textile industry, steam battleships. Conquer all parts of the Northeast, Mongolian tribes expand to Central Asia and the Middle East, occupy Korea, Japan, Indochina, colonize Southeast Asia, Australia, Hawaii, shipbuilding in America and Mexico, build armed merchant ships, and there is no need to build professional warships, because they are not needed in the East. Armed merchant ships are enough. Zheng Zhilong's armed merchant ships are not garbage with a few small cannons and dozens of small cannons. Fu Chuan Guangzhou relies on quantity to dominate the Eastern Ocean. It must intensify the ocean, naval battles, dispatch caravans to trade with Europe and Japan, ocean exploration, and the whaling industry are pillar industries. Explore the ocean islands to collect animals and plants to breed hybrids, establish an animal research institute to breed fine horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, and elephants to prevent the moa in Madagascar from being extinct by white skin. There is also a botanical research institute to cultivate fine crops, and a medical research institute to research new medicines and traditional Chinese medicine. And traumatic hemostatic and pain-numbing drugs. The 4-4 system for military establishment is better. Sweet potatoes are not nutritious. The 4.5 Billion Manchus are about the same size as the Japanese. Potatoes are highly nutritious.

The character recruitment order, because the previous one is gone, is recruiting again. Whether they are men, women, old or young, generals, soldiers, or eunuchs, they can play. The two people who appeared before, Han Xu and Chen Bing, are recruiting again.

To be honest, if the time travel book does not solve the problem of the 300-year cycle of chaos, even if you agree with the world, it will be in vain.

Many people wonder whether Guanzhong really declined after the Tang Dynasty? Population: The population of Guanzhong area was 260,377 households in the Yuanhe period in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, which was less than half of the 580,000 households in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. However, in the early Song Dynasty, the number of households was 197,070. However, the decrease in household registrations was mainly in Jingzhao Prefecture. Other places not only did not decline but even slightly increased! Only a dozen years later, in the fifth year of Taiping and Xingguo (980), Guanzhong's population had returned to 229,184 households, which was almost the same as the mid-Tang Dynasty. By the first year of Yuanfeng (1078), Guanzhong's population was 6 There were 77,781 households, nearly 100,000 more than during the prosperous Tang Dynasty. By the first year of Chongning (1102), the population of Guanzhong even reached 756,504 households, nearly 200,000 households more than during the prosperous Tang Dynasty, with over a million people! Field: During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, there were 35.13 Million acres of farmland in the Guanzhong area. By the Yuanhe period, there were only 15.62 Million acres left, which was also less than half of the land in the prosperous Tang Dynasty! But by the Yuanfeng period of the Northern Song Dynasty, there were more than 40 million acres of farmland in Guanzhong, only slightly less than Jiangnan Second Road, and also above the peak of the Tang Dynasty! Water conservancy: Zhengbai Canal, a famous water conservancy facility in Guanzhong, could irrigate more than 40,000 hectares of fields during the Han Dynasty. However, it could only irrigate tens of thousands hectares of fields in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. In the middle and late Tang Dynasty, it could only irrigate thousands of hectares. However, the canals were dredged several times in the Northern Song Dynasty. The Zhengbai Canal alone could irrigate more than 30,000 acres of fields, which was far more than in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. If the difference between Han acres and Song acres is included, there were more fields irrigated in the Northern Song Dynasty than in the Han Dynasty! Expenditure: During the Northern Song Dynasty, Guanzhong suffered more famines than during the Tang Dynasty, but Guanzhong basically survived by itself. Guanzhong was not only able to support the long-term war against Xixia, but also had surpluses for Kaifeng. Guanzhong was one of the most important sources of food for Kaifeng in the early Song Dynasty! To sum up, I really don't understand where Guanzhong has exhausted its resources? ! Attachment: Changes in vegetation coverage during the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Ming Dynasty!

The author's thinking makes me a little confused. Regarding the issue of popularizing Mandarin, he even uses Qie Yun. Qieyun is obviously a method that can only be used by scholars after they can read. That is to say, only by learning a lot of words in childhood and remembering the pronunciation can the rhyme and correct pronunciation be relatively passed. Wouldn't it be possible to popularize Mandarin pronunciation faster by simply using Pinyin mode from the time children learn to read? It is not good to use English letters directly for the main pronunciation letters. Then you can use Korean or other text ideas that use radicals of Chinese characters to pronounce letters as a reference. The pronunciation is still normal, for example, コ refers to the pronunciation of a. Similarly, the author himself complained about the problem of rare characters in the imperial examination, and also started the progress of the problem of simplified characters simultaneously. This will not only help popularize Mandarin pronunciation, but also help popularize writing. Although the author only dabbled in political reform, he actually returned to tradition in more basic national reforms such as writing and language. Traditional Chinese characters themselves are naturally a stumbling block to the popularization of education. Only the descendants of rich and leisurely aristocratic families have time to learn. Even the so-called "poor families" are small landowners who at least have enough food and drink to have time to learn. In addition, the political thoughts and concepts of the Chinese civilization circle can be popularized, but the lack of writing can not become the basis of the other party's writing? Didn't the author think about it? It is precisely that traditional Chinese characters are too difficult to learn and the level of difficulty is too high. Only some aristocrats and bureaucrats who needed to communicate with China were motivated to learn. More people have no motivation to learn. So the author should plan carefully. Pinyin and correct pronunciation are very scientific and effective methods and must be used. It doesn't matter whether the pinyin alphabet system is a Latin alphabet, an Arabic alphabet, or a radical of a Chinese character. It doesn't matter if you use punctuation marks to refer to it, because it is essentially a phonetic symbol, as long as it is easy to remember and learn. Secondly, Chinese characters must be educated and popularized. It is absolutely possible to build a simplified dictionary. However, since the imperial court is an official document, it must be in simplified Chinese characters, which is conducive to popularizing knowledge and improving the use of characters. As for the aristocratic families and scholar-bureaucrats who are willing to use traditional Chinese characters to represent their culture, there is no requirement. Even if he publishes books in traditional Chinese, it doesn't matter. But simplified Chinese characters must be popularized at the official level. In this way, the tribute circle will inevitably reduce the difficulty of learning and introduce Chinese characters as their writing. Don't be like Xixia, Vietnam introduced Chinese characters as its writing, but in the end they couldn't popularize it because it was too complicated. For example, Vietnam was tempted by the French to use the Latin alphabet and directly banned the word Nom and turned it into a Latin alphabet. Xixia script is even more astronomical.

To be honest, I don't recommend the author to write about the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms. It's easy to be distracted when it comes to foreign races (especially if the protagonist is a foreign race). Moreover, the popularity of this period is not high. If you think too many people wrote about the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty, you can consider writing about the Sui and Tang Dynasties. I really don't recommend writing about the late Northern Song Dynasty, especially the late Southern Song Dynasty. Too many people have written about the late Ming Dynasty and it is not suitable. I feel that the most suitable one is the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

The limited-free army is welcome to come and try the poison. If you think the front is not good, you can jump to the usurpation, and the excitement will start from there. Anyone with different opinions is welcome to communicate.

Speaking of which is the best capital for the protagonist after he unifies the world, Chang'an, Luoyang or Yanjing?

The author writes well, all subscriptions are supported 😁

The author is very poor at mathematics and has contradictory data.

How could someone be named Zhang Long in that era?

The writing is quite good. Although the ideological changes are not very profound and the feudal social ideology is basically maintained, it does not reverse the trend. After improving tax laws and imperial examinations and cracking down on aristocratic families, society has progressed. Overall it's relatively easy and quite logical.