Fusu of Great Qin: Raising an Army to Put Down the Rebellion from the Start

Every time I see racial conflicts, I feel that Qin Shi Huang was incredibly farsighted. Different cultures and customs create a kind of divide called ethnicity. This divide separates people. Only by breaking down the existing barriers, destroying their insistence on differences, and forcibly integrating everyone into one culture and one tradition, can true unity be achieved.

Timeline of the Restoration of the Six Kingdoms: 1. In July of 209 BC, the first year of Qin Er Shi's reign, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang launched an uprising and established the Zhang Chu state. 2. In August, Wu Chen swept through the Zhao territory and became the first king of Zhao. The throne was fraught with ups and downs.

I remember a friend telling me that according to the Tang Dynasty law, anyone who married a Kunlun slave would be demoted to a lowly status and banished two thousand li away. Their offspring would be barred from taking the imperial examinations.

Why do people say that Huhai usurped the throne? Historical records state that Huhai was made a false son, that is, the crown prince. Why would he want to usurp the throne? His legitimacy was much higher than that of Fusu.

Back then, the yield was only about 100 catties per mu. If you paid 1/30 of the tax, would you starve to death?

Having read too many historical time-travel novels, it seems like every time traveler is an exceptional talent, one in a million, and omnipotent.

Considering the author's considerable effort and the significant amount of historical material required, I'll give it a try. I'd like to mention folding fans; they really didn't exist back then.

The concept of a national system was almost never mentioned.

Why was Fusu able to rebel? What gave him the courage? We're judging the heir to the first unified dynasty by the standards of people thousands of years later with modern education. They say Fusu received a Confucian education, that he was too weak, that he lacked intelligence—why didn't he rebel? What right did he have to rebel? It was Ying Zheng, not Li Yuan, who wanted to kill him.

I truly don't understand why Li Si and Zhao Gao's entire families weren't exterminated.