Lord of Spring and Autumn

The protagonist should revise his family history. A nobleman is most particular about inheritance. A celebrity whose family history is clearly recorded and recognized by everyone will have a great sense of pride and belonging to the people in the family and the family's warrior subjects.

It's better to create villains early. The plot can be advanced easily if there are descendants. The daily intrigues in the harem are not as good as educating naughty children.

The plot is okay, but the information is a bit sloppy The first three chapters, a few actions, if only it was so easy to make iron. No iron can be made without coke, and coal cannot be made. Because coal contains sulfur, coal must be washed, otherwise iron making will be brittle, and the melting point of iron is so high For another example, eating wheat, uh, this thing was only popularized after the Tang Dynasty, because the output of wheat is higher than the Millet is much taller, but there was no wheat shelling technology or even wheat cultivation at that time. After it was popularized in the Han Dynasty, some people couldn't digest wheat and died alive. Sometimes they think it's a very simple thing. That's because you know that you are a modern person and you stand on the shoulders of giants Also, iron pots, this thing didn't exist until the Three Kingdoms period. Do you think iron pots are particularly easy? The surface of the cast pot is full of pits, think about metalworking internships, cast gadgets, and special castings are only in modern times, and you know that the curvature of the pot marks, at least, the transformation from hypereutectic white ferrous iron to hypoeutectic white ferrous iron, otherwise there is no ductility. How can I put it, the plot is okay, but the information is really not rigorous I hope the author will get better as he writes.

The writing is very touching 👍👍 Monthly tickets are provided! Hope it can be improved. I saw Yan when I was voting, 🌹🌹

It's almost the end. It's already in the simple mode. There's no need to add drama and make things more complicated. The Spring and Autumn Period is not the Warring States Period. Barbarians like the Chu State still need to make fake arrangements for sacrifices after the country is destroyed. So when the Han Dynasty determined the strategy of Bashu first and then the Central Plains, it was already in an invincible position and sent troops to help change the territory. Under the pressure of Qi and Chu's foreign enemies who wanted to destroy the country, Fan Xunhan had to take chronic poison even if he didn't want to. As for becoming a public enemy, it is similar to the history of the five countries attacking each other and the six countries becoming prime ministers. They need to show the strength to destroy the country before they can meet the standard. According to the protagonist's plan, Jin is divided into four, so in order of national strength, they should be Chu, Fan, Han, Xun, Qi, Han, Lu, Zheng, etc. In the south, Chu and Zheng suppressed Fan and Da, and in the east, Qi and Lu suppressed Xun and Da. Both countries relied on the support of Han and South Korea. In order not to be destroyed, they had to agree to any conditions. If Chu Qi is not defeated, who dares to use his crooked ideas and is not afraid that Chu Qi will attack Guo with false ideas?

Chapter 437: From now on, Pig's Feet can leave Taihang in the east, conquer Hetao in the west, Muyin Mountain in the north, and hit the Central Plains in the south!

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When the cavalry comes, Mo Dao should come out as soon as possible😍😍

I've been short of books lately, so I'm looking for an engaging historical novel! Recently, it is difficult for historical books to be praised as gods, and there are not many authors who are serious about writing books. They talk bad words as soon as they appear. It is funny at first, but disgusting at first. Can you not write a book without showing off your cleverness and tongue?

😰 The protagonist's biggest advantage is his age and broad-minded and enlightened thinking. But he doesn't know how to cultivate his own direct lineage. Thinking should start from childhood. In 10-15 years, you will have a group of high school and low-level managers who can keep up with you. You will find that you will crush the entire era. One person's ability is limited.

The author, irrigation spread from China to the West, not the other way around. My country is the earliest country in the world to engage in agriculture and build water conservancy. Large-scale agricultural production and urban palaces appeared in China more than 8,000 years ago, and as early as 5,000 years ago in the era of Dayu, there was the "Jianghugou" In terms of farmland water conservancy, such as "", "PIZhang Jiuze", and "Fengzhi Jiuso", ditches were arranged in the well fields to provide irrigation and drainage facilities during the Xia and Shang dynasties. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were many small irrigation projects in the Guanzhong area in the middle reaches of the Yellow River. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there was even greater development. In addition, China had a relatively accurate calendar more than 4,000 years ago, including the Huangdi calendar, the Zhuanxu calendar, the Xia calendar, the Yin calendar, the Zhou calendar, the Lu calendar, etc. There are differences in years, months and days, as well as timekeeping tools, which are not what the author said in the book. It was not until the 89th century AD that the West learned the Chinese history writing method to have relatively complete historical records. Before that, the West regarded legends and myths as history. .

The Great Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period 26—33

The Han Dynasty established by Lu Wu could only last for four hundred years at most. Qin Shihuang's imperial dictatorship model could not last long at all. In fact, the protagonist's current society is quite suitable for the parliamentary system plus the dual system. The parliamentary system allows nobles to serve as members. After all, if a nobleman who has been a nobleman for so long is suddenly thrown into the clouds, there will be great consequences. It can win over the nobles of other countries, appease the nobles, and speed up the unification. There are still great benefits to the parliamentary system

The protagonist's territory is between the Taiyuan Basin and the Hedong Basin, just inside the orange circle in the picture below. This is a screenshot of the map of Heshan Changshui in 585 BC on Weibo, but he has canceled it on Weibo.

I stopped reading it in the middle. You really thought you were the protagonist. You broke the rules wantonly and died 100 times in that era

The first ending is that Lu Zheng and Wu Guo died. After Lu Wu died, Lu Yang maintained it. Later, the Qin Dynasty came to the west. At the same time, the four families were divided into Han Dynasties, reappearing the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, and historical self-correction. After the unification of Qin Shihuang, the traces of Lu Wu and the Han Kingdom were erased. This is the truth of burning books and entrapping Confucians. The second ending is that Lu Wu swallows Bashu, Lu Yang reunites the four Jin Dynasties, and Lu Zheng rules the world. As for the four oceans and eight continents, they are too unrealistic.

Spring and Autumn Great Lord 01--09 Situation Chart

I am also convinced. If I have time, I will quickly select and train people from the children of the people and scholars. If I don't train the bureaucracy, how will I manage the territory in the future? Relying on those nobles to enfeoff? Create a larger Yin Kingdom and wait for it to be destroyed later? Confucius taught you step by step how to break the aristocratic rule for thousands of generations, but you still can't learn how to join the Mohist Yin and Yang family?

I feel that historical literature likes to substitute the national consciousness of modern people into the ancients.

I don't want to be arrogant, but I feel that making gourmet food in the Spring and Autumn Period was not as practical as papermaking. Papermaking may have been a bit more technically difficult. In that era when people didn't have enough to eat, they had to take care of their livestock. How many soybeans were needed to fry fried dough sticks? This was not the case in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, when perfume, glass, and soap were made. Times were different, and people accepted different things. The Spring and Autumn Period was still a barbaric era. Maybe it's because I read more historical literature.

Author, I am here to support you again. The general equipment of the standard Chinese soldiers in the Western Zhou Dynasty: The weapon configuration of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties and even the Western Zhou Dynasty was a spear + shield. Infantry: Basically equipped with weapons (one-handed or two-handed) and bronze spears, a few advanced ones may have bronze daggers, large shields, bronze patch armor or thick hard leather armor, and bronze jackets. Cavalry and Archery (Cavalry): The view that Hu Fu's Cavalry and Archery led the development of cavalry can now be completely covered with coffin boards. The images of cavalry or mounted archery before King Zhao Wuling have emerged one after another. Dabaoshan Spring and Autumn Qin Mausoleum Bone Sculpture Cavalry and Archery Prior to King Zhao Wuling's Mural of Pro-Xianyang Palace Cavalry Archer The weapons and equipment of the troops of various countries during the Warring States Period, including the Qin Army, are also obvious here: Early Spring and Autumn Period: Infantry: Basically they are bronze daggers and bronze halberds and spears, and painted hard leather armor is becoming more and more popular. Late Spring and Autumn Period: Infantry: It is likely that a large number of iron swords and some preserved bronze daggers, crossbows and shields were equipped. In the later period, halberds, spears, beryllium and other weapons may be mixed with bronze and iron. The armor is likely to belong to the mixed period of leather and iron. All types of armor protect soldiers very well. Qin Jun: In fact, it should be an era of transition where copper and iron weapons and leather and iron armor coexisted. Attached is the statistics from a person on Zhihu who studied the armor of Qin sergeants: Pit No. 1 Has a total of 155 ordinary warriors in buns (i. E. Armored archers), 84 chariot accompanying soldiers, and 71 ordinary infantry. In pit No. 1, There are 403 ordinary warriors wearing round buns (i. E. Infantry with armor and short weapons), 315 chariot accompanying soldiers, and 88 ordinary infantry. There are more than 400 people in Pit No. 1 With buns and no armor (light infantry (bows/short weapons)). I personally think that the round bun (first-class knight) is an ordinary soldier (lightly armed, heavy-armed, with bows and crossbows), the round bun and Dai Jieguan are ordinary soldiers with short and medium weapons and heavy infantry, the flat bun (second-class knight) is similar to a sergeant, and is available in all arms, and is very common among the general guards and cavalry in the No. 3 Pit. Based on this passage, it is easy to calculate that the armor approval rate of the grassroots sergeants in Pit No. 1 Alone (almost without any officers) reached 60%, while the armor approval rate of the second-line garrison of the Qin Army recorded in the Qianling County Arsenal Slips recorded in the Qianling County Slips was more than half. Bronze can be used for smaller spearheads, beryllium, halberds, and guns.

Wearing 80 kilograms of armor, you can kill 30 soldiers head-on and still be able to run at a trot? Is it because people's physiques are different? Is Ning a man who can punch through a 300-meter steel plate with one punch?

Let me start by saying that samurai first appeared in our country. Later, it spread to Japan, and I saw the following nts. They didn't complete the nine-year education, and what about the enfeoffment of the West? This is translated, just like God. Just pronouns from our side.

The protagonist is currently in this position. If he wants to expand his territory, he will probably expand to the north and take it "successfully". After that is the Taiyuan Basin, and the capital is mostly Taiyuan. Along the Fen River is the Xinzhou Basin. Going north past Yanmen Pass is the Sanggan River Basin. Going east along the Sanggan River is the Datong Basin. You can cut Yan from the northeast. In the Xinzhou Basin, you can go east along the Hutuo River. I guess

The author's subjective tone is too strong, which makes people sick to their stomachs.

The text is full of oh oh oh, you look cute, it looks abstract

The protagonists are about to be unified. I wonder if the author has considered these two issues? That is imperial power and unification Everyone attributes the end of the dynasty to population explosion, land annexation, Confucianism, etc., But they are wrong. In fact, it is not the case. The emperor is the biggest problem in feudal society and the biggest source of all evil. Because the emperor has supreme power, almost no one can restrain him. They can only rely on God. They can even strike as they please. Secondly, the relationship between the emperor and the people in feudal society is exactly like the relationship between a slave owner and his slaves. Everything in the world belongs to his family. The emperor is supported by the people and enjoys the best in the world, but he has no responsibilities and obligations to the people, let alone the idea that "the emperor puts the people first".  Looking carefully at history, there were actually three classes in ancient times, the emperor, the powerful, and the common people; the emperor alone represented a class, which was a very big problem.

The Great Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period 19-25

Western pseudo-historical theory is really disgusting. Can't you read "Feudal History" if you have the time? I don't even know where these street stalls come from.

At this time, it is time to set a pattern for the affairs behind the scenes, and various framework designs must be carried out. The Royal Academy in the Central Empire has not even built one. This is really a shame. Let alone study in the nobility, build a meritorious academy of your own. The vision of cheating is still too small. You have to participate in everything in the unified process, and the cycle is still calculated in years. Even without your participation, this general trend will continue. When this progress is achieved, it is necessary to leave behind advanced ideas and thoughts, and have an open mind for the world, so that latecomers must use this as a criterion, otherwise it will be illegal, such as one emperor through the ages. (It doesn't have to be implemented, but it must be a direction that leads the thinking of the times. Don't write inside the book, and look at the world view from all over the world) Leave a book (Conjectures about Han Wu, Questions and Answers of the Great Emperor), list the general outline, cover the subject categories you know (mathematics, physics, chemistry, astronomy and geography), give a brief introduction to the title, guide the world to explore, and list it as a must-read for officials. (For example, solving a certain problem, inventing something new, cashing in some title, exoneration, reward, and announcing it to the world. Even if the dynasty changes, the subsequent dynasty will also recognize this.) The superiors of different places think that Baigong is a strange and obscene skill.