My Father Became the Emperor in Three Kingdoms

Yuan Shu can be said to have the best connections in the Three Kingdoms. He is the father of most people, including himself.

In 196 AD, Huainan Yuan Shu ignored the advice of Lord Bo Yanxiang and Chang Shi Yang Hong that "King Wen of Zhou has two thirds of the world, and his ministers serve Shang Zhou" and the opposition of the princes, he proclaimed himself emperor. Only three years later, he was surrounded and killed by princes such as Lu Bu, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, etc., And was defeated and died at the age of 47. We know that whoever establishes himself as an emperor and establishes a capital will inevitably draft a country name. When Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor, what was his country's name? In the game "Three Kingdoms" series of Guangrong Company, Yuan Shu's dynasty is called "Cheng". Many people are influenced by the game and believe that the country's name is "Cheng". Actually, this is wrong. In history, there was indeed a country with "Cheng" as its name, but it was not Yuan Shu, but Gongsun Shu. Gongsun Shu founded the country in Chengdu, and "Cheng" refers to the regime with Chengdu as its political center. However, Yuan Shu was far away in Huainan, and it was impossible for him to use the title of "Cheng" to rule the country with Bashu as its center. Regimes with Huainan as the political center often used "Chen" as their country name (for example: Chen State in the Spring and Autumn Period, Chen State in the Southern and Northern Dynasties). Some people think that Yuan Shu's country name is "Zhong", which is also incorrect. The book "History of the Han Dynasty" believes that "Zhong" has the meaning of ranking second. Just imagine, as a king of a dynasty, especially the founding emperor, he strives to create an image of one person through the ages. He will not use a name like "Zhong" that ranks behind others as his country's name. Yuan Shu was called "Emperor Zhong" not because his country's title was "Zhong", but because he was the second emperor of his era besides Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, so he was called Emperor Zhong. The Shu Han regime established by Liu Bei is also called "Ji Han", not because his country's name is "Ji". It is because the Shu regime established by Liu Bei was the third Liu family Han Dynasty regime after the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty. "Ji" means the third oldest, so it is called "Ji Han". The title "Ji Han" and the title "Zhong Di" use the same description method.

If the strategy is so complicated, the probability of error will be infinitely close to 100%. . . In fact, most of the conspiracies in history only involve two or three steps. . .

Brother, you still have water. Is there nothing to write about?

You tricked me into coming in in the first five chapters! Then you kicked me out in chapter 50! Bye bye

This is a great history book, but I always feel like it has some shortcomings. It's too confusing. I'm an old bookworm passing by.

The Divine Arm Crossbow is indeed very powerful, but if you want to break armor, it is best to choose armor-breaking arrows.

There are so many typos that I can't stand it.

Discussion of Yuan Shu's national title (personal opinion, corrections welcome) The theory of Dacheng came out first. However, if the Dacheng regime was established, it should be Gongsun Shu. Then Yuan Shu said that the successor of Han should be Tu Gao, and the self-titled Emperor Zhongjia. If it is Cheng, Chen should be more accurate (the land of Huainan is Chen)

How to say it? There is a shortage of books, so it's okay to read them. It's much better than those people who always rely on the system for everything and seem to be unable to live without the system.

Although Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor, he did not establish a national title. Bozhong Shuji, the "Zhongshi" emperor, means the second emperor. The Emperor of the Han Dynasty is the Xiandi Emperor of the Han Dynasty. Yuan Shu's title of Emperor Zhongshi also means the deputy emperor of the Han Dynasty. Yuan Shu wanted to test the reaction of the princes first, and then decide whether to formally establish the country on behalf of the Han Dynasty.

What did you write on the shelf? Cao Jun drove the people to build mountains and fired at Yuan Shu's soldiers and horses on the city wall. The senior officials of Cao Jun also said that as long as the mountains are built high enough, only we can shoot them, and they can't shoot us. It's almost like making a fuss

Reward 50 to encourage hard work.

The story is good, but there are too few.

Isn't it the Zhong family that established numbers? Why is it Dacheng?