
The Third Generation of the Great Sui
大隋第三世
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Because history books are written by the victors, everyone is accustomed to criticizing the Qin Dynasty and the Sui Dynasty, the two great dynasties that ended troubled times and completed great unification. Few people would be willing to recognize the Qin and Sui Dynasty from the perspective of the Sui Dynasty. It is rare that this book can re-view historical events from the perspective of the Sui Dynasty, and the author adapted it based on historical data. The author must have put a lot of effort into it. I hope I can write about the Sui Dynasty well. I hope the book will become popular and let more people see the other side of history. We need to look at the past of the Chinese nation dialectically and restore history as much as possible. Instead of just looking at the historical materials left by the victors. Come on, keep voting for 9 recommendations every day.
To be honest, judging from my own historical knowledge, if the Sui Dynasty is not destroyed, it will definitely be much more powerful than the Tang Dynasty. First, the Sui Dynasty has a strong army, which is a guarantee for the outside world. Second, the Sui Dynasty is undergoing changes, and the imperial examination is It was the first step to outlaw the aristocratic families, so those big aristocratic families rebelled against the Sui Dynasty and made Yang Guang so ugly. If the Sui Dynasty had succeeded in reforming at that time, imagine the economic strength of the Song Dynasty and the military force of the Sui Dynasty. They all said that Li Shimin was responsible for the rule of Zhenguan. No matter what, everyone who really understands history knows that Li Shimin just took advantage of the Sui Dynasty. The Sui Dynasty held the imperial examination, built the canal, and almost defeated the foreign enemies. In addition, the domestic wars continued for many years, the population was reduced, and the land was annexed. There was less, so it became the rule of Zhenguan. Looking at Wu Zetian, the Tang Dynasty's self-cultivation population was destroyed as soon as it came up. The entire middle and late Tang Dynasty was full of warlords. I really don't know how the so-called Tang Empire came about, sending daughters to marry? Funny, not as good as Ming Dynasty's backbone
The author has written that only without aristocratic families in Hebei can there be a basis for reform. I can write
This book feels a bit schizophrenic. I can't understand marrying the daughter of a rebel or marrying the daughter of a noble family! Yang Guang married the Xiao family to appease the South. What did the protagonist want to do by marrying the daughter of the Li family? There is no need to destroy the nine tribes in rebellion? Li Tang can't win if he has one more woman? A lot of the plot is a bit baffling.
To be honest, Li Er is really not a good person. They say that there will be one emperor through the ages. Who else but the First Emperor is worthy of him? In terms of character and personal ethics, even Li Er is not worthy of carrying my shoes! ! !
🤫 The demise of the Sui Dynasty was due to the huge failure of Yang Guang's canal and the Three Expeditions, which caused a huge peasant uprising. Let alone fighting for power with aristocratic families, there was no future. In the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian and the Guanlong Group massacred the rise of Yuwen's power in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Through a series of political means and civil war, the Guanlong Group also suffered heavy losses. The aristocratic family and the aristocratic family's power were greatly damaged. No previous aristocratic family controlled a place from civil affairs to military affairs, similar to a warlord situation. When the Northern Zhou Dynasty overthrew the Northern Qi Dynasty, it destroyed the Guandong family, and then destroyed the Southern Chen family. Of course there were aristocratic families during the reign of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, but which one are you talking about? Or continue to brag about a family group that is more well-organized than the Communist Party? ? The imperial examination is what it is. It is applauded by aristocratic families. Many people think that when the imperial examination comes, civilians will rise to the top. It makes me laugh. There is only one condition for the imperial examination in the Sui Dynasty. The recommender is a fifth-rank official. Come on, tell me which commoner has a relative of a fifth-rank official. Are you still willing to recommend it? ? Yang Guang built the canal out of Luoyang's food needs, so he built the canal. This canal recruited millions of people and forced it to be built within a few years. A lot of people died. Of course, in Yang Guangchui's eyes, it was an inevitable sacrifice? So the common people should be exhausted and unable to rebel? Are they all cannon fodder deceived by aristocratic families? ? After that, we set off with millions of people to conquer Goguryeo, and then we won, but Goguryeo pretended to surrender, the army collapsed, and the civilians suffered heavy casualties. Within a few years, they began to build the northern section, and also launched a second expedition to Goguryeo. Do you really think that the people of the Sui Dynasty are not the dog slaves of India, and they will not rebel? ? Don't say that merit only lasts a thousand years, but stupidity does not amount to a few dollars. The conquests in the last years of the Sui Dynasty completely destroyed the canal. It took Li and Tang Dynasty decades to repair it. Today's Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal was also built in the Yuan Dynasty. And it is more difficult than the Grand Canal in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Then the Yuan Dynasty was able to build the canal without killing itself. In comparison, would Yang Guangchui be embarrassed? Oh, maybe it was because the Yuan Dynasty did not have as big a failure internally and externally as the three conquests of Goguryeo?
The Three Worlds of the Sui Dynasty, what a great title this book is, I originally thought it would be a great book, but it's a pity that it was scrapped after dozens of chapters, and the more I wrote, the worse it became. A good book should blend into the times. Every era has a different flavor. This book doesn't blend into it at all. It just relies on copying information. The most disgusting thing about reading books, especially time travel stories, is that they contain too many things that shouldn't exist in this era. Also, to be honest, the emotional scenes are so disgustingly written that I get goosebumps every time I see them.
There is a saying that these Sui texts are worse than those written in the late Han Dynasty. There are not many interesting ones, and most of them are based on water data.
Alas, I saw that Yang Guang was still chasing him before he was resurrected. I don't know what the author was thinking! A basic truth is understandable. Yang Guang certainly does not lack the courage to face death! It was actually written that Yang Guang faked his death and escaped.
The author has a misunderstanding. There is no emperor from aristocratic families? Having said that, wouldn't those poor families who have made meritorious deeds become aristocratic families 30 years later? An aristocratic family is the ultimate goal for poor families to strive for. The emperor relied on the support of aristocratic families to rise to the top.