A Rundown of History's Ten Greatest Events from the Start

Liu Bang hated Confucian scholars very much. In the early Han Dynasty, the Huang-Lao theory was adopted, and the highest a Confucian scholar could achieve was a doctorate in name only. It wasn't until Liu Che's Confucianism began. In addition, from the perspective of the entire history, deposing hundreds of schools of thought and only respecting Confucianism has done more harm than good. It has imprisoned people's thinking and social development, and has kept China in a strange historical circle for two thousand years. It can be said to be a cancer of history.

The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it does not follow official history.

There are four emperors recorded in history, Ying Zheng, Liu Bang, Li Shimin, and Zhu Yuanzhang. Among them, Ying Zheng, Liu Bang, and Zhu Yuanzhang were rated as one emperor through the ages during the Ming Dynasty. Li Shimin was also in the Ming Dynasty, but it was added after the Ming Dynasty But no matter what, the four of them, Ying Zheng, Liu Bang, Li Shimin, and Zhu Yuanzhang, were all rated as one emperor through the ages in the Ming Dynasty. Since the title of one emperor through the ages was played out in the Qing Dynasty, those who were named one emperor through the ages after the Qing Dynasty cannot be regarded as recognized.

Update soon, brother. What I have seen recently is an inventory of all the heavens and worlds. This is the first time I have seen an inventory of history. Come on brother, don't be a eunuch.

Brothers, look at how you are playing, can you teach me? If I want to play Qin II, just teach me how to play Emperor Yang of Sui! ! !

There is someone who brags about Wu Zetian, a tyrant

After reading it, the last few chapters are not very good. When you write about Li Shimin, I feel like you only wrote about the Xuanwu Sect. There are many things that can be written but not written. For example, three thousand soldiers and horses defeated one hundred thousand and captured two kings in one battle. For example, after he ascended the throne, he defeated the Turks and destroyed Gaochang, wiped out dozens of countries, and increased the territory of the Tang Dynasty from 4 million square kilometers to 10 million. You can write about all of these.

I only have one thought after reading it. It can be explained with the words of an international superstar: "Adaptation is not random editing, and detailed explanation is not nonsense." 1. Cao Cao is not a superstitious person. 2. Li Jiancheng is not a good man.

Wu Zetian is definitely not a faint king. She is one of the best in both domestic politics and external martial arts. Her Wu Zhou Dynasty is the only dynasty in the history of the world that has been praised by all nations. In 690 AD, under the petition of more than 60,000 people from the royal family, kings of various countries, Shaman Taoist priests and people near and far, Wu Zetian changed the Tang Dynasty to the Zhou Dynasty, with the title "Holy God Emperor" and the capital Shendu (today's Luoyang City, Henan Province). In 694, kings from all over the world established the Tianshu of Great Zhou and All Nations, which symbolized the center of the world, for Wu Zhou, marking the peak of ancient China's international status. Later, this Tianshu was pushed out by the later Emperor Li Tang, which caused many countries to break off diplomatic relations with the Tang Dynasty.

After reading it, I feel something is wrong in the last few chapters. The author who wrote about Li Shimin seems to have only written about the Xuanwumen incident? But didn't write anything else? How many legendary stories can be written about the Tang Dynasty's process of unifying the world? Longxi defeated Xue Ju, Qianshuiyuan forced Xue Renguo to surrender, defeated Wuzhou, conquered Fenjin, captured two kings in one battle from 3,000 to 100,000 at Hulao Pass, defeated Liu Heita in Hebei, and was awarded the title of General Tiance without reward. After Li Shimin ascended the throne, he defeated the Turks and destroyed Gaochang He conquered the Western Regions, destroyed dozens of countries, expanded the territory of the Tang Dynasty from 4 million square kilometers to 10 million, and managed the Tang Dynasty from troubled times to Zhenguan in just 20 years. It is simply a myth. It seems that these are not written?