Song Qi Guanzhong

The aristocratic family shouldn't be so stupid, everyone is so smart, how can they make such a low-level mistake? Basically, they are betting on both ends and don't put their eggs in one basket. The protagonist should take the initiative to propose marriage to the Hongnong Yang family to ensure their political alignment. Turn passivity into initiative.

A hundred battles have been won by sweating horses and yellow sand, and many hardships await you in Guanzhong The king's property has always belonged to the Han Dynasty, how can the country be separated from thieves The warm sun melts the frost on thousands of trees, and the cold wind blows away the clouds in the sky There are still many foxes and mice fleeing, every family in Heshuo looks at the Sixth Army

It is simply impossible for the author to establish a normal system in Guanzhong. Guanzhong is full of Qiang and Hu people. How can you unite them with national justice? As for Lao Qin, think about it for yourself. Is this reliable? Expelling the Tartars means that I am rebelling against myself? A reference method is the Eight Banners system of the Qing Dynasty. Is the population ratio of Han people in Guanzhong quite similar to the population ratio of Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty? Then we need to unite the majority. For example, set up the Eight Banners of Qiang, Eight Banners of Di, and Eight Banners of Xianbei, surrounding the Eight Banners of Han. Don't think you are a loser just by hearing about the Eight Banners and the Qing Dynasty. Technology and ideas may be backward, but the system design and political skills are not backward at all, on the contrary, they are very advanced. The general trend at that time was the integration of nationalities, and those who obeyed were princes and those who lost were bandits. Borrowing the Eight Banners system to eliminate ethnic boundaries, from now on there will only be bannermen and common people, that is, nobles and commoners, without any distinction between ethnic groups. Only in this way can you succeed. Writing a book must rely on logic and have a gimmick. We are tired of seeing national justice, and there is no need to say who is the boss now. Everyone has this motivation in their hearts. You believe that I can definitely become popular.

After reading the introduction, I was speechless. The Eastern Jin and Southern Dynasties were inherently deficient and could not be compared with the Five Hus and Northern Dynasties. How could we talk about unifying the world? When the Eastern Jin Dynasty was established, Wang and Ma shared the world. From then on, aristocratic families were the political protagonists of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Southern Dynasties. The Eastern Jin Dynasty was the worst. The emperor stood aside and the aristocratic families had the final say. After the Song, Qi, Liang and Chen Dynasties, aristocratic families also occupied the upper echelons of politics, and the emperor had no way to deal with them. The children of these aristocratic families can become high-ranking officials by virtue of their family status, so their abilities are getting worse and worse later on. This is an extremely heavy burden in the Eastern Jin and Southern Dynasties that you can't get rid of at all. During the Southern Dynasties, the princes controlled the vassal, which resulted in extremely serious internal fratricide. None of Liu Yu's descendants survived to the end. They either died of fratricide within the family or were bloodbathed by Xiao Daocheng. Although the prince's move to seize the vassal was due to the restoration of imperial power during the Southern Dynasties, it was just a matter of drinking poison to quench his thirst. The imperial power of the Southern Dynasties was far less powerful than the Wuhu and Northern Dynasties in the north. One more thing, the introduction also mentions Jiujiang Lao Qin. Author, have you really understood the population structure at that time? Before the establishment of Xinmang in the late Qin Dynasty and the late Western Han Dynasty in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the population of the Guanzhong area decreased a lot due to war damage and other reasons. After the establishment of the Eastern Han Dynasty, although the population recovered somewhat, by the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, on the one hand, wars caused a sharp decline in the population, and on the other hand, Qiang and Di ethnic groups entered the fortress in large numbers. In the Guanzhong area, the majority of the population was not Han, but Qiang and Di. There are no Qin people left, so why are you trying to win over Lao Qin? You are still establishing a foothold in Guanzhong, where there are Qiang and Di people. Why should they support you? Although there are many Han people under Wuhu's rule, why do those Han people support you? Do you really think Wu Hu only knows about destruction and not development? Shi Le established China's first law school and history school. The rent in the areas ruled by Shi Le and Shi Hu was lower than that in the Western Jin Dynasty, and the population was larger than that in the same area in the Western Jin Dynasty. The Wuhu rulers attached great importance to culture and education. Li Ciming, a Qing Dynasty man, said, "Sometimes they came to give lectures in person, or built altars and palaces. Although there were small dynasties and wars, the prosperity of culture and education turned to Jiangdong." The Wuhu rulers also attached great importance to law, and the results of their legal construction were inherited by the "Tang Code". Qian Yan, a regime that occupied almost a quarter of the territory of the Western Jin Dynasty, had a population close to half that of the Western Jin Dynasty, with more than 8 million people. However, the Southern Dynasties never exceeded 3 million from Sun Wu to Chen. The imperial power is far less powerful than that of the Five Hus and Northern Dynasties, the population is not as large as others, the control of the country is weaker than others, and the military strength is difficult to dominate. There is also the heavy burden of a cancerous family. What are you going to fight with?

The territory of the Jin Dynasty after Liu Yu captured Guanzhong

I almost vomited this chapter about Erzhu's daughter. It's not that there's anything wrong with me. The key is that you can't even describe it. It's uncomfortable to watch. Author, what you want to write about is the feudal dynasty's struggle for hegemony. Don't write about the love between children. If you want to talk about the love between children, we should go to the city long ago. We read your book because we want to see the fierce struggle for hegemony, and there is no love between sons and daughters.

What I wrote recently is a bit poisonous. The two countries are at war, and your coach acts as a messenger and goes to the other side. You must have watched too much TV.

It's too embarrassing, and they killed all the barbarians. Shouldn't we learn from the Tang Dynasty and be tolerant and harmonious? Not to mention An Lushan's rebellion, An Lushan's rebellion was not because he was a barbarian, but because he had too much military power. If he hadn't been a barbarian, Tang Xuanzong wouldn't have dared to give him such great military power. As a result, Tang Xuanzong got away with it and underestimated human nature.

I really thought about whether Liu Yu's son could defend Guanzhong after Liu Yu's Northern Expedition. I didn't expect anyone to actually write about it, but it is quite difficult. His opponents Helianbobo and Tuoba Tao are both famous generals. Guanzhong has been in ruins since the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The sparse population means insufficient troops. It is simply a hellish difficulty.

Liu Yi is really the most notorious naughty kid in history! Because of this naughty boy, a lot of famous generals in history were killed by the devil Helianbobo's butcher knife! The same goes for Liu Yu, who spoils his baby too much! He doesn't trust a group of old subordinates who have been through life and death, and appoints a naughty kid who has been spoiled since childhood as the coach who stays in Guanzhong! This naughty kid first listened to the slander and killed Wang Xiu, who strictly restrained him, and then launched an army to plunder Chang'an, trapping Kuai En, Fu Hongzhi, Zhu Lingshi, and Zhu Chaoshi. If it hadn't been for this naughty boy who had to bring a lot of plundered property with him when he escaped, Kuai En and Fu Hongzhi, who had cut off their queens for him, would not have been caught up by the Xia soldiers and eventually captured and killed. If it hadn't been for this naughty boy who plundered Chang'an and made the Beifu army lose the support of the people, Zhu Lingshi, who came to clean up the mess for him, would not have been expelled by the people of Chang'an and had nowhere to go. In the end, he was captured and killed by the Xia soldiers! Because of this naughty boy, six famous generals of the Beifu Army were killed, and tens of thousands of Beifu elites were slaughtered! It's a pity that God is blind and allowed this naughty kid to hide in the grass and escape! A naughty kid is a naughty kid. He didn't reflect on himself after he was lucky enough to save a life. He still didn't make any progress at all. He spoke openly and offended the powerful minister Xu Xianzhi. In the end, Xu Xianzhi found an excuse to kill him. However, in terms of his sin, he died too late! It is pity that Liu Yu was a hero in his life, but he had no way to teach his children! When Guanzhong fell, Liu Yu threatened another Northern Expedition; when Liu Yizhen came back, he never mentioned the Northern Expedition! The loss of territory and the lives of thousands of soldiers in the Guanqing Pass are not worth a son who gave him a big blow! With such indiscriminate doting on his son, it's no wonder that Liu Yizhen, a naughty boy, has no future except poking fun at others! Liu Yizhen, the most notorious naughty kid in history, should be nailed to the pillar of shame in history and should not be the protagonist! If you really want to write about this period of history in a book, you can use Liu Yu or Liu Yifu, who was unjustly killed by a powerful minister, as the protagonist! The author uses a naughty kid as the protagonist who deserves death, which really makes people speechless!

I am a descendant of Liu Yu, and I suggest that the author change the name of the country to Han after Liu Song unified the world.

If the protagonist really wants to fight against the aristocratic family, I suggest you read "Hong Xiongzhi of the Late Eastern Han Dynasty", which is the best Three Kingdoms novel I have ever read. The key to competing with the aristocratic families is papermaking, printing and imperial examinations. Another thing I think is simplified Chinese characters. The first two further promoted the popularization of culture and laid the foundation for expanding the scale of talent selection through the imperial examination. If you take the imperial examination before your culture is popularized, a wealthy family will teach you how to get involved quickly. Their most powerful monopoly is the opportunity to receive education. That book clearly explained the aristocratic family, the poor family, the local powerful and the common people. And the debate over classics and meaning back then was essentially a struggle for power. Whose theory should be chosen and which theory should be the standard answer? How could this not be important? Another interesting point is why later dynasties separated officials. Isn't this a step back? Think about the term "disciples and former officials". You will know how terrifying it would be if an official became prosperous and promoted all his former officials and subordinates.

Recommended for old bookworms, "The Ancestors of the Han Dynasty", Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms

If there is really no one in the pig's trotters, you can actually learn from the Qing Dynasty's strategy. All the people are soldiers and then they rob foreigners and make them slaves to support themselves. The Han soldiers and people who are assigned to land slaves will naturally be loyal to you, and you can also maintain a large standing army for a long time.

The map of the national situation after the victory of Guanzhong and the detailed map of Guanzhong Thanks to the book friend {"NickName":"Left Road Takes All","UserId":346130625} for the map. I searched for a long time and couldn't find a clearer one. I borrowed it, haha

Taking it too much for granted, saying that you will compare your feelings with others, and then just talking a lot of empty words. When did the people of Jiangnan care about the lives of the people in Chang'an?

What's wrong with the author? The updates are unstable! Are you preparing to enter the palace?

Come on, I watched Eunuch Zuo of the Southern Dynasties Han Dynasty before. I hope this book of Southern and Northern Dynasties can stick to it

Write less about women. You really don't know how to write about women. The more you write, the more you discourage them. Just accept it, why write so many scenes? People are not here to read romance novels. You

With Liu Yu's talent and strategy, it is not impossible for him to unify the world. The fundamental reason is that the noble families at that time did not want to change the old structure, and no one was interested in unifying the world and helping the world. What they are interested in is the interests of their own family. As for whether there is justice in the world or the suffering of the people, they are completely indifferent.