Jin Chronicle

The author is advised not to make iron swords all the time. It is better to make knives if you have iron. Swords are only suitable for thrusting, which is more troublesome. People are still used to swinging things when they get them, and they like to chop. The knife is simple, direct and efficient, and there is no need to polish both sides, which saves time. So in the Han Dynasty, the sword became a ritual weapon, and all the troops had ring-headed swords.

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A new book is released, please support it😏 The Spring and Autumn Period information is not complete, and the author made up some blank areas in the information by himself. If there are any common sense errors, you can point them out and we will discuss them carefully😡 By the way, a map of the Jin Kingdom is attached. The protagonist's fiefdom is in the Sanmenxia area. PS: The time point on the map is 606 BC, when King Zhuang of Chu aspired to conquer the Central Plains.

I specifically searched for the author's previous works and found all of them. So cruel

To be honest, drastically changing the style of clothes is not something that a young master like the protagonist can do. On a larger scale, this is the difference between China and Yi. This is simply handing a knife to the political opponents of the protagonist and his son. If it doesn't work well, his brains will be lost. It's better to settle down and farm explosives with iron weapons.

In fact, we can completely update the farming methods and build tools such as curved shaft plows, columbians, turners, and barrel trucks in advance. As for the farming method, the Daitian method is implemented. Then came the plowing, harrowing, and harrowing techniques. At the same time, be sure to pay attention to the width of the gaps in the furrows. After all, chariots were still the mainstream during this period. You can let the furrows limit the distance between the wheels. If someone else's chariot enters your territory, it won't be able to run away. Rollover Tube truck

I hope the author will be more rigorous in the dialogue with words. For example, in the words of Prince Dao to the Marquis of Jin in the article, there is the word "hide your strength and bide your time". This word comes from the Tang Dynasty. When you use it to talk to people in the Spring and Autumn Period, does he know what it means? . The following phrase "If you are not in your position, you will not seek political power" comes from the late Spring and Autumn Period, and you are only in the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period.

The situation in the vassal states

Shanxi people said that they finally saw a book about the Jin Dynasty, and they were so tired of Qin Qin Qin every day.