Becoming a Noble in the Spring and Autumn Period

The protagonist was found by Confucius and had a debate. The protagonist saw too many sophistry and Confucius lost, but Confucius couldn't stand your unusual sitting posture and said: evil demons and heretics. Confucius pulled out his moral sword and stabbed you in the heart. You didn't react. The last thing you saw when you were dying was the scene of your bodyguard being killed by three thousand disciples of Confucius... Complete book!

Clan and company represented the organizational structure of advanced productivity in the feudal era and the capital era respectively. One of the most important reasons why China in the Song, Ming and Qing dynasties appeared to have weaker military ethics than in previous periods was that with the development of productivity and the gradual decline of centralized clans, new forms of production organization were not established. The result was that although total productivity increased greatly due to technological progress, organized productivity, except for the imperial court, declined greatly. In the Tang Dynasty and before, there were many clan collectives that could organize tens of millions of people for production. However, after the Song Dynasty, there were almost no such organizational collectives. Organizations outside the imperial court that could actually organize tens of thousands of people for production were extremely rare. Therefore, to abolish clans, it is necessary to achieve a certain level of productivity and logistics and create new organizational forms such as companies. Otherwise, the overall strength of the country and nation will decline. One of the important reasons why China had an advantage over the nomads in the Tang Dynasty and before was that the civil forces fighting foreign wars were actually part of organized groups of tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of people. They were clans of tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of people collectively fighting against tribes of tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of people. The scale was not bad. Better technology will give you an advantage. In the Song Dynasty and later, there were a million-level collective like the imperial court and a bunch of small groups of less than 10,000 people. At this time, the scale advantage of the large nomadic tribe's collective of tens of millions of people surpassed the technological advantage of the 10,000-level collective. On the contrary, it formed a transcendence. From then on, the Chinese people were beaten by the large nomadic tribe.

I have been thinking about one thing. According to the ideas of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, in the future when the Zhi clan establishes a country, the name of the country should be Zhi. Then when it is unified, it will be the Zhi Dynasty. If it does not perish as early as the Qin Dynasty, then the Central Plains nation will be called "Zhi Clan", abbreviated as: Homo sapiens. . . . . .

There are obvious problems with some of the views in the book. The land of the Jin State was not barren. On the contrary, the agriculture of the Jin State was second to none during the Spring and Autumn Period and it was an economic power. Duke Wen of Jin, Ji Chonger, came to dominate the country just a few years after his return. It can be seen that Jin had already developed in the early Eastern Zhou Dynasty. No one would believe it if the economy was not good. Seeing the system of three armies and six ministers as the reason for Jin's hegemony also eliminates a serious historical error. Jin Shibo's career can never be just military achievements. The main reason cannot be war legacy. We can refer to Alexander, whose empire is a typical war legacy. The first overlord during the Warring States Period was the State of Wei, and the State of Wei inherited the property of the State of Jin.

The main story of this book is good, but it is too popular science, and there are too many literary dramas, which is a bit watery. The most embarrassing thing is that the author's last book was also from this era, so if you have read Yinwu and read this book, you will be taught the author's science twice. The previous book was also a bit watered down. For people like me, I feel like the teacher has taught me everything. Then when I read the author's book, I felt that the author was careful, but at the same time, I felt that he was sloppy. The author's plot is relatively bland, without the sense of climax, but it is more in line with the times. Overall, the two books written by the author made me feel extremely conflicted.

I haven't read it yet, but after looking at the catalog, it seems that Confucius was used. So many countries did not use him. I think there is a reason. Moreover, the Lu State did not make the Lu State stronger by using him. He killed Shaomao as soon as he came to power. Just because Shaomao taught well, many disciples of Confucius went to attend the lectures.

{"TopicId":"737359998497128448","TopicName":"Push the book and win the silver reward from the Tiantuan Group"}                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  . An unprecedented chaos is about to break out within the Jin State. Zhao Yang is scolding Fang Qiu in various ways to take and seize everything, and the external princes are watching with eagle eyes. In this environment, Zhiyao managed step by step, first developing herself to strengthen herself, then reducing enemies and increasing friendships, cyclically gradually resolving the family crisis, and then seeking greater power to launch her own plan to conquer the world. "I Became a Noble in the Spring and Autumn Period" has been on the shelves for three months with a high order of 12,000 and an average order of 6,000. It is very popular among historical readers. Readers are sincerely invited to come and experience this era where etiquette is about to collapse and happiness is about to break down!

Isn't Hebei always better than Guanzhong? If the emperor's court was not in Guanzhong, it would be easier to defend and harder to attack. Hebei has always been the strongest in overall strength, economy and culture. The essence of China, look at Hebei for five thousand years. It was the strongest until the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, but was later abandoned by the foreign tribes. It had been grazing for hundreds of years without water conservancy, but it had a better foundation than the dilapidated Guanzhong at the same time. Look at how many regimes and warlords have emerged in Hebei in history to influence the court. Can Guanzhong do it? Without Shu, Guanzhong cannot be compared with Hebei.

The ideas and propositions of Confucian Confucianism were very well done in the early stage. However, those who were criticized in the later stage were mostly those in power who were in favor of the Holy Duke Yan of the Northern Confucius. But everyone in the world did unjust things... In the Southern Song Dynasty to avoid the war in the Northern Yuan Dynasty, the eldest son of the direct line crossed south to Quzhou with a statue of Confucius, and the North and South Confucius were formed. Quzhou also became the center of Confucianism at that time. Zhu Xi's Fujian Studies, Lianglu Xinxue and the Eastern Zhejiang School headed by Lu Zuqian were also around Quzhou. Many of the descendants of Southern Confucius blossomed and spread their branches in the southeastern provinces. In order to survive and be coerced by those in power, Beikong gradually changed his behavior, and his behavior gradually affected his own thoughts. From the Northern Yuan Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, Northern Kong was always criticized, covering up the integrity and righteousness of Southern Kong. After the liberation, the Northern and Southern Kongs contacted each other. Even the Confucius statues were lost in the Northern Kongs. They asked the Southern Kongs to borrow the statues and returned them to the North. As a result, they refused to return the statues and regarded themselves as orthodox. The current Confucius statues were all preserved by the Southern Kongs. As a result, some people still criticize Confucius.

... It's not a novel at all. It has no plot and a lot of explanations. Who reads novels and likes to read a lot of nonsense?