Northeastern United States in Late Ming Dynasty

The author writes very well, describing how in the late Ming Dynasty, various ethnic groups in Liaodong were oppressed by the decadent Ming Dynasty, especially the high-pressure ethnic policy towards ethnic minority brothers. Although the Ming Dynasty would no longer have the ability to launch human tragedies like Huali Ting, their oppression of ethnic minority brothers is still inhumane.

What everyone wanted to see when they saw the Ming Dynasty was to kill the Tatars and rebel against the Ming Dynasty to build industrial China and revive it, but you ended up wearing a half-blood Tatar... Alas, a wordless sigh, it's a pity for the writing style, it's a pity for the skills.

I have to explain that some people say I am bragging about the Eight Flags. The Fubing Banner system in the work is indeed a reference to the Eight Banners system, and can even be said to be a multiple version of the Eight Banners system. But have you ever thought about why Nurhachi chose the Eight Banners system? If the Eight Banners system had no institutional advantages at the time, why was it chosen by Nurhachi? If the existing system is not used, do we have to forcibly restore it and use the Tang Dynasty's army system? In the early stage when the main armies were Jurchens, the revised version of the Eight Banners system was obviously the most appropriate. Of course, when the proportion of Han nationality increases in the late and mid-term, it will be changed to a dual military system. This is also the original intention of the Fubingqidian system. When the Han nationality becomes the dominant ethnic group in the later period, the military system will be unified.

Awesome! My brother! The imagination is big enough! You win! Collected, take a look! Come on and update! Welcome to visit us again!

I hope the author can write about a Chinese nation where gentlemen are harmonious but different.

1. The title of the book is very interesting, it looks interesting and attractive, it is really good. The introduction also has the flavor of fighting for hegemony and survival! OK. 2. The rhythm is really well grasped, and the plot development is great 👍(´-ω-`) 3. The writing is also good, and the sense of immersion is quite strong. 4. It can be seen that Da Da is very attentive. Even I, who don't like to read the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, couldn't help but follow the last chapter. Come on, I'm optimistic about you (´-ω-`)

Answers about Liaodong's policies here 1. Military and officials must shave their heads, but ordinary people are not forced to do so. For a period of one year, as long as you shave your head or shave your head, you can be exempted from land tax and head tax. If you are caught without shaving your hair when the time comes, you will be fined once. 2. Liaoyang and Shenyang cities also need to enclose land and allocate it to the Eight Banners Group. Ordinary people whose land is enclosed can be compensated by dividing their land in the ownerless land in southern Liaoning. Each household will be compensated 30 acres, which is reserved for large landowners. 3. Prohibit the sale and purchase of coats and speed up the transformation of coats from slaves to retainers. 4. Confucianism became a basic subject, and basic education was changed to the three main subjects of Confucianism, mathematics, and foreign languages, and the three minor subjects of physics, geography, and chemistry. 5. The Eight Banners were restructured and became a semi-hereditary officer corps. The mobility of the Eight Banners will be enhanced, a large number of outstanding talents will join the banner, and all criminals will leave the banner. 6. Increase the recommendation system to select Supervisory Yuan personnel. The Supervisory Yuan, the Eight Banners, and civil servants belong to three different promotion channels, which can check and balance each other. 7. The ethnic policy was changed to a mixed-race policy, which encouraged intermarriage of different ethnic groups and forced high-level officials to take concubines of different ethnic groups. 8. Literary prison solved a group of big capitalists and big landowners. Any suggestions for modification are welcome.

If the protagonist is not the emperor in the end, this book is actually not interesting. Equality for everyone requires a certain social foundation. Without drastic changes in the social structure, a republic would not be possible. And what are the risks of rashly becoming a republic? France, Tsarist Russia, the Republic of China. After the democratic republic, society was unstable for a long time, which can be understood as a transitional period. In short, the protagonist is a republic, but in the end he just makes wedding clothes for others and has nothing for himself. Finally, a democratic republic must be transitioned slowly, which takes a long time. It is impossible to establish a republic all at once, otherwise society will definitely collapse. You may say that the army is suppressing, but the army is also a human being, and it also has brains. What it wants is not to be a hero, nor is it a time-traveler. What it wants is to be a prince for generations. Anyway, just don't end up like Wang Mang when the time comes.

Brother, do you have two books in double editions? . . Too cruel

Hiss I have finished reading the latest chapter. It won my heart. Like it. Come on.

Accept it, thank you, the author, please give it a try!

It's very well written, keep it up (ง •̀_•́)ง

You can go grab America😁

In the eyes of the ancients in feudal society, rich and powerful people had few concubines. Either he likes book boys, or he is impotent. The protagonist should follow the social conditions of the time. It is impossible to substitute modern ideas into ancient times. This is simply not feasible. Wise men such as Li Shimin and Zhu Yuanzhang also have many little wives.

Let me just talk about one thing, Li Zicheng's bombardment of Jingzhou City... Since it is a historical novel about time travel, do you want to write about the rise of the Manchu Qing Dynasty? We can't just rely on flesh and blood and the Eight Banners system to win. We can consider setting up an elite team of guns and guns. The author himself also mentioned various world humanities and some major events that happened at that time in the preface. So as a time traveler, should you change history, become a legend, or push celebrities to do something meaningful? I wonder if the author has read "The Last Cruel Man of Ming Dynasty"? I am currently following this book, which is about the protagonist traveling back in time to save the Ming Dynasty. Some of the settings in it are very consistent with the thoughts of the time traveler. I hope you can take the time to take a look and see something you don't have. Travelers should learn to use their brains more. To win people's hearts, you need to use some tricks. If you still want to play the hot-blooded conquest of strong rise, then developing firearms and improved muskets are the first choice. Playing with cold weapons seems to be the last resort.

This book has been discontinued. The revised version of "United Northeastern Kingdom in the Late Ming Dynasty" The protagonist grew up in Liaodong and did not go to the Jurchen tribe.

They are also celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival over there, eating rice dumplings!

I hope that after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the author will pursue a multi-ethnic policy and not blindly sinicize.

First of all, the language of Dada is relatively mature. There are no superfluous words in description or narration, and the plot advances in an orderly manner. Secondly, I don't really understand the history of this area. I feel that Dada's historical knowledge is not bad. I look forward to the follow-up.

Come on, come on, come on! I'm passing by on the street.

It feels like they are all straightforward

No matter what, the writing is still better than mine.

It didn't feel any better. Was it because I had too much fun? For the first time, I didn't like history.

No, well, even as a liberal arts major, I was confused.