Xiandi Chunqiu

I once read a conjecture about the Three Kingdoms. History books say that the governor of Hanoi County was loyal to the Han Dynasty, so he sent various resources to Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. Later, because he couldn't stand the fight between the ministers in the court, he voluntarily left Luoyang and said that he would protect the Han Dynasty outside. Actually, that's not necessarily the case. Is Zhang Yang really such a stoic person for power? If the food was really delivered like this, why would he follow him to Luoyang? It can be seen that he insisted on leaving Luoyang for other reasons. In addition, the world was in chaos at that time, the princes were divided, and the emperor became a hot potato. Therefore, Zhang Yang probably left out of self-protection and wanted to avoid disaster. In fact, he was not very loyal.

Today I finally received the website short message, which is also a kind of affirmation for the author, so I am very happy. Thank you very much (I am a person with a big heart) for your recommendation votes and support. I have really been in self-doubt these days, but think about it, there are still hundreds of thousands of words that have not been signed yet, so what does my word count mean? Fortunately, there seems to be some hope now. This is the first time that the author Jun has written a historical article. I have written some urban articles before, but they were all thrown away. I think no matter what, as I write more in the future, I will definitely write better and better, and live up to the trust of every reader. In addition, the author is a student and has to go to class during the day. Generally, he can only update once, and it can break out on weekends. I hope everyone can understand. From now on, let us write a new history together and make up for the regrets in the history books. I think this is the meaning of historical writing.

A long time ago, a book friend said that the plot I set up of Liu Xie leading people to fight bandits was a poisonous point, and I believed it at the time. It's been so long now that every time I think about this, I tell myself to write something that is reasonable... But now I feel that caring too much about other people's opinions about many things may constrain myself.

When people mention the Three Kingdoms, most people will have images of heroes and stars shining in their minds. However, the more turbulent the era, the more the people have to bear the pain of war. At that time, in order to avoid the war, the people had to leave their homes at every turn. In the place where our ancestors have lived for generations, acres of land were abandoned, homes were destroyed, people died of hunger everywhere, and corpses were exposed in the wilderness. People exchanged their children for food. At that time, famines raged and the Yellow River overflowed... Therefore, countless people longed for peace, stability, and the unification of the world.

No more writing? If you want to write a historical article seriously, it is indeed very hard. Let's talk about it, it would be much better to be more relaxed.

I would like to remind you, don't indiscriminately grant titles (the emperor's greatest right is actually to grant titles), refer to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and indiscriminately grant kings, It doesn't matter what the generals are, the late Han Dynasty is already dead anyway, and the three princes can be bought and sold (did you notice, the three princes are actually the standard in the Han Dynasty, such as, the position is higher than the three princes, etc., Of course, the nine ministers are also, but the nine ministers have no motivation) Then, the two most important positions really cannot be given to others casually 1. The general. The general of the Han Dynasty has overall military power in the world. Once the Han Dynasty was over, being a general almost meant a powerful minister. It can be said that he was the first person below the emperor, and even dethroned the emperor. (This is why Yuan Shao must have a general, and even threatened Cao Cao) 2. It is the prime minister. The prime minister represents government positions. Before the emergence of the three-province system, the prime minister could legally command any official How should I put it? The general represents the person in charge of the world's military, and the prime minister represents the person in charge of the world's politics. For the author's reference, but the protagonist has been banned, you can consider asking him to resign (for example, if a subordinate reminds him that he is not worthy of his moral character, or there is external pressure, he can provide the protagonist with a counselor or something) I wish you better and better

Zhuge Liang was only about 15 at the time. He should have followed Zhuge Xuan (his uncle) at that time As for the two causes of Zhuge Xuan's death, you can check Baidu for details. Zhuge Xuan died in the second year of Jian'an (197). This is not a big problem It should have been the mature period of Zhuge Liang's thought (under the protection of Liu Biao). Zhuge Liang's family The family is inextricably linked to the wealthy families in Jingzhou. You, Doctor Zhang, are not simple either. Although he contributed a lot, he was also a family of officials at that time. Those who were promoted to be filial and honest were all famous officials. But the good thing is that he still wanted to be an official at that time (it is clearly recorded that during the Jian'an period, he became the prefect of Changsha. The prefects at that time were not simple. Single, and it is an important place in Changsha. At that time, Huang Zhong and Wei Yan were just one of the defensive generals in the 9 counties under Changsha. According to the installation time, he should be the predecessor of Han Xuan. If not, it should be almost the same. Han Xuan was the prefect of Changsha when Liu Bei conquered Jingnan. In the novel, Huang Zhong was killed because of his rebellion. Historically, he surrendered to Liu Bei. Changsha is the front line of the war with Soochow), If you ask Zhang Ji to develop medicine as the main focus, people may really not like you. He was disappointed with the officialdom, and then the Jian'an epidemic and other comprehensive circumstances went to study medicine. It is obvious that "If you don't want to be a good prime minister, be a good doctor"", people still want to be a good prime minister now, Recommend talents Cang Ci, whose birth and death are unknown, a master of farming and border management, should have been a minor official in Huainan at that time Zhong Changtong 179--220 Can be trained during study tour Hua Xin At least he was a loyal minister at that time, and he was very obedient to the emperor's name (he served as an official in Jiangdong with Wang Lang, also appointed by Emperor Xian, and surrendered to Sun Ce, but was later recruited into the court by Cao Cao in your name like Wang Lang) (and his good friend Guan Ning should be in Liaodong. Although they broke off the relationship, they were actually good friends) (In the first year of Jian'an, Cao Cao conscripted more than one, and later appointed county magistrates,) Jiang Ji 188-249 should have been in Jiujiang, Yangzhou and other places at that time, and had served the fourth generation of Cao Wei with his merits (should not have returned to Cao at that time) Liu Hua's clan, the talented person of the world, under Liu Xun, the prefect of Lujiang (Liu Xun was completely defeated by Sun Ce in the 4th year of Jian'an, and surrendered to Cao Cao,) That's it for now,

Luoyang was in ruins after Dong Zhuo's rebellion. Emperor Xian lived in the newly built Yang'an Hall in the Nangong. All the officials had no place to live and "were crawling through thorns and clinging to the walls." At that time, the tributes from the prefectures and counties failed to arrive, and there was a food shortage in Luoyang. The officials in the counties were starved, or some died of starvation. The emperor and his ministers were in a very embarrassing situation. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty and his ministers hugged each other and cried, with tears streaming down their faces.

If no one reads your book, this is not a book friend's problem, but your own problem. People are already very tolerant and can even tolerate a few typos in your article, so why should you expect people to stay for a book they don't like?

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Brother, can't you continue writing?

In the 2nd year of Jian'an, a major event was about to happen. Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor. Background The Han Dynasty was weakened, and the two Yuan Dynasties dominated the world (At that time, there were roughly three major forces, Yuan Shaofang (including Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Liu Yu, etc.), Yuan Shufang (including Sun Ce, Gongsun Zan, etc.), And other miscellaneous brands (including the loyal Kong You, etc., The dead Liu Biao, etc., And the unknown Liu Zhang, etc.)), Among which Yuan Shu was the richest The common people are powerful, and Huaiyin soldiers are the best in the world (this is also the reason why Huainan area often became the focus of competition and rebellion during the Three Kingdoms period. The famous areas include Chen Dengzhi Huai (this person is very important, you can talk about it later, you can also search it on Baidu), Zhang Liao guarding Huai, Wu Wei fighting for Huai, Huainan three rebellions, etc.) Theoretical basis Jade seal, prophecy (those who represent the Han Dynasty should be Tu Gao) Leading Yuan Shu to proclaim the emperor Zhongjia, and Emperor Zhong established the country (different historians have objections to this, believing that the generation here can be understood as an agent, and the species is the second emperor, which means that now the emperor of the Han Dynasty has no ability to govern, I want to be the second emperor like Zhou Gong and replace the Liu family to govern the world. Of course, it is subject to the needs of the author) Results The reputation of the Yuan family plummeted (dragling Yuan Shao and Yuan Biao), and the princes were released, through crusade against Yuan Shu, Sun Ce, and Cao Cao , Liu Bei and others no longer relied on, or borrowed the banner of the Yuan family (the power of the Yuan family can be seen during the period of fighting against Dong), and the Han Dynasty survived (Yuan Shu was defeated no matter how strong he was, and the prophecy did not come true. The next explanation of the prophecy will be decades later), Note: Yuan Shu only perished three years after he became emperor, (Liu Bei left Cao Cao for the reason of attacking Yuan Shu) What the protagonist can use 1. Disrupt the world. The world is too stable, which is not a good thing for you and will make people have bad thoughts. 2. Transfer conflicts and put a series of contradictions in the world such as (Is Huang Tian dead? , Your throne is not just as legitimate as Yuan Shao who supported Liu Yu's proclaimed emperor,) it has transformed into an interpretation of the prophecy. The right to interpret this sentence has been surrounding the Han Dynasty for hundreds of years, including the later generation of Han Dynasty by Cao Pi. This is also the theoretical basis, and the main If the conflict turns into supporting or not supporting the Yuan family, Gongsun officially goes to war with Yuan Shao 3. Lend the name, you gave it, Cao Cao used the name to attack Buchen. When will it be used? At this time, Cao Cao would be embarrassed whether to use it or not. At that time Still struggling with Lu Bu and Liu Bei 4. How can you be a blank slate emperor if you want the jade seal back? (In the game of the Three Kingdoms, the jade seal can add 100 prestige. Huang Taiji changed his name to the Qing Dynasty after getting the jade seal and proclaimed himself emperor. No matter how bad Song Huizong was, he would be the emperor. Throw the jade seal into the river, the closest thing is that Sun Ce mortgaged the jade seal to borrow soldiers) 5, delaying Sun Ce's takeover of Jiangdong time 6, making Cao Cao and Yuan Shao (Yuan family) have a bad relationship. Originally, the bad relationship was an incident between generals, but it should be avoided now 7. Set up Cao Cao as a model (kidnapping his morals). Cao Cao is truly qualified to challenge Yuan Shao to destroy Yuan Shu (Yuan Shu died in the 4th year of Jian'an, (at the same time Yuan Shao defeated Gongsun). The Guandu battle took place in the 5th year of Jian'an, and Yuan Shao died of illness in the 7th year of Jian'an. , Cao Cao officially conquered Hebei) In short, let Cao Cao be Qi Huan, what is Qi Huan's slogan? He was also kidnapped by morality. During his period, Qi earned enough fame but its territory did not expand much Cao Cao The method of operation is to send an imperial edict to Cao Cao and ask Cao Cao to ask for the jade seal for you. Yuan will definitely not give it to you, forcing Yuan to rebel, which will trigger a series of consequences, such as Sun Ce rebelling against Yuan, Liu Biao's army can write whatever you want, and then let Cao Cao be the commander-in-chief of the crusade.

It's well written, I invested in it, keep going!

I am very happy to be the author's first fan. I hope my writing will get better and better.

This is a cheering post. It is very difficult to write a book, especially at the beginning, because I started to have my own pursuits. It can be seen that the author wants to write a book that does not break away from the environment at that time. This kind of book is difficult to write. Many authors are like this at the beginning, but then collapse. There are many people who write about the Three Kingdoms, and there are many wonderful ones, but there are some scenes that I dare not imagine, such as digging a ditch to make Shandong an island. (That book is actually good, and I have been pursuing it for a long time.) Now think about it. If I remember correctly, the purpose of digging trenches was for defense. But if he could complete this project at that time, who would still be his opponent? With his current ability, he may not be able to complete it. The purpose of writing this post is to cheer the author. I also hope that the author will stick to this route and not mythologize it.

Is the protagonist preparing to develop a hybrid? In fact, it was difficult to achieve with the technology at the time. Hybridization required breeding. To put it simply, seeds are seeds. After the seeds are grown to produce food, they cannot be planted again. Moreover, based on the population at that time, especially when wars decimated the population, changes do not need to increase food production (you can try it after unification). It is enough to provide a safe planting environment (such as Cao Cao's military camp). But I still give it a big pass as a great technology The pig fanning technique (that is, castration of pigs) was already practiced in the Han Dynasty, but on a very small scale. It was only implemented on a large scale after the two Song Dynasties. Its function is to make pork less aggressive, docile, and grow meat quickly. What is the effect? After the Two Song Dynasty, due to this technology, China's main meat diet changed from beef and mutton to pork, and the effect is known. But note that the mainstream at that time was gelding. You must find ways to prevent or restrict this. During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, Murong castrated stallions on a large scale, resulting in no horses in Hebei. You must know that Hebei was originally the origin of the best horses in China (Ji means Hebei horse) The biggest problem with Hanmu is the large-scale and disorderly spread of plague. I will post this next time when I have the opportunity.

It has been about 7 years since I wrote my first historical article in 2019. I didn't understand many things when I was writing. Now when I look at the comment section, I realize that I have received so many sincere opinions without realizing it. I still benefit a lot from reading it now. Thank you so much.

When we arrived in Luoyang, there were no pursuers from Li Guo. Since he is a history teacher, he should not follow the novel.

China has five thousand years of glorious civilization. Each of us is just a drop in the ocean in the long history. At the same time, there are too many things to learn, so the author Jun is posting here. I hope all book friends can share what they know about the measures that can effectively improve ancient productivity, promote economic development, and social progress. Please note that this is the Han Dynasty in this book. Your comments are welcome.

I think I should explain to my book friends the reason for my recent state of affairs: During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, I went home to help my parents stay up late to pick water spinach. The black and white were reversed, so I didn't write much in the manuscript. I adjusted my status again on Monday and Tuesday. In fact, the main reason is that people are lazy when the weather is hot... I will try my best to correct this situation. Some book friends said that it is very difficult for me to write now, but it is not true. I still have more than 10,000 words to put on the shelves and I can get royalties. After it is put on the shelves, the updates should be stable, otherwise I will not be perfect... Regarding the difficulty of writing a book, to be honest, there is really no difficulty at the moment. There are many things to write, and now is just the beginning. After Luoyang City is released, there will be too much to write about external reforms and governance, including the emotional part. I still know how much I weigh, so I have no plans to reopen Eunuch at all. I just hope that this book can get perfect attendance... Many book friends may have given up after reading this, but I still want to say thank you for your support. We are all old bookworms, so it's great to be able to support newcomers... I'm not good at updating myself, so I can't blame others 😂Finally, I'm writing this book slowly, and it won't be finished before at least 700,000 words, and I may write more

The author remembers a sentence: the older the era, the less likely it is that there are no poor families in our sense (due to factors such as knowledge monopoly and high education costs, which are the same in ancient and modern times). There are no truly poor families in the Three Kingdoms. For example, Guo Jia was also from a wealthy family. There are no white men in the past, only different births. Cao Cao's meritocracy actually has two meanings. One is birth. This is not a poor family, but a "crooked family" (for example, Cao Cao was born as an eunuch). It means that the ancestors have a bad background and have stains, but they are also from a wealthy family. ; The second is that there are some problems of their own, such as Guo Jia is good at wine, Cao Hong is good at money, etc. But Cao Cao himself actually wanted to be assisted by people with both ability and political integrity, but firstly, others looked down upon him (he was not born well), and secondly, he killed famous officials (by giving way), which almost caused him to lose all his territory. So later he got smart and when he wanted to kill Ni Heng, he drove him to someone else and let them kill him. The idea of meritocracy, which was proposed only when there was no other way, was basically given up in the later stages. Cao Pi simply became the ninth grade Zhongzheng In fact, the best way is to split up the aristocratic families. During the Western Han Dynasty, they moved (moved the wealthy families to Chang'an and the border to enrich the central and border areas), killed (killed all the wealthy families who refused to move), relocated (let the wealthy families change places without monopolizing the place), and demolished (actually pushed back). Because the wealthy families often had their own force (mainly organizational power with the patriarchal system as the core), they could settle down the place immediately when they arrived. There were several major migrations during the Three Kingdoms period, Zhang Lu entered Chang'an Under Cao Cao's instructions, Zhang Lu evacuated Hanzhong and made Liu Bei the king of Hanzhong without Han people. This was one of the reasons why the Shu Han's Northern Expeditions failed. Without Hanzhong as a logistics base, he relied on Chengdu for transportation and knitting The protagonist can think about it for himself. In fact, the protagonist is in danger now. He always promotes small people, and the wealthy families will have objections. Don't forget, the story of Lao Cao being cheated (the author can search for Bianyi, so the Jiujiang prefect Bianyi, he is talented and handsome, speaks outright, and does not flatter, and his body and head are imprisoned. Xiao Xuan was executed, and his wife and children suffered the consequences. Naturally, the scholars were angry, and the people were angry with the sky. One man fought hard, and the whole state raised his voice, so he defeated Xu Fang, and the land was taken from Lu Bu. He was wandering from the east, and had no place to occupy (from Chen Lin's petition against Cao). It can be seen that the influence of the Battle of Guandu has not been eliminated.)

The big man is about to lose his temper. He suggested that after gaining a certain level of strength, he should break the monopoly of the aristocratic families in the countryside, restore the imperial power to the countryside during the Western Han Dynasty, and then formulate a plan to let the poor families fight against the aristocratic families without breaking the situation.

Puff! I swear I didn't delete the book friend's post! However, I am still a very law-abiding person, and I even left a post for me, and by the way, there is one left for book friends. It's good to continue to be a low-key, law-abiding newcomer!