Long Xiang in the Late Han Dynasty

When the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was afraid and needed someone to lead troops to put down the rebellion. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty thought about it and decided that it would be safer to give the military talisman to his uncle, so He Jin took orders for the first time. Unexpectedly, He Jin did a pretty good job on this errand. In addition, he was low-key and gained the support of a large number of aristocratic families. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was definitely unwilling. Because the imperial power was threatened by the aristocratic families, he let the eunuch group to balance the aristocratic families. The eunuchs and the aristocratic families fought to the death. I have worked so hard just to have the power, so how could I allow the aristocratic families to get involved? So he consciously gave He Jin some power, hoping that He Jin could be on his side. Unexpectedly, He Jin is very smart and knows that his family can only take off by integrating into the huge world family. After raising a white-eyed wolf, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was very upset. He was forced to use his trump card - to give the eunuchs more power, establish the Eighth School of Xiyuan, and take away the general power from the aristocratic family. It turns out that Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty had a big plan, which was to depose Queen He's son Liu Bian from the position of crown prince and establish Wang Meiren's son Liu Xie as his successor. Liu Xie's mother's family was even more miserable than the He family. They were almost like refugees, with nowhere to look. Obviously, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty wanted to carve out the rotten flesh of the He family. Unfortunately, he died at the age of 32 before he could implement it. Before his death, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty entrusted Jian Shuo with the important task of abolishing and establishing the emperor. There is no doubt that this is a very bad move. Although Jian Shuo controlled the "Eight Captains of Xiyuan" and had certain military power, after the death of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, the eunuch group was leaderless and split first. The eunuchs did not listen to Jian Shuo at all, and many even defected to He Jin's sect. Not surprisingly, Jian Shuo lost his life under the joint attack of the "inner ghost" and He Jin, and the "Eight Captains of Xiyuan" also fell into the hands of He Jin. Of course, Queen He's 13-year-old son Liu Bian was promoted to emperor without any danger, returning to the era when his mother was behind the curtain and his uncle's family was in power. The family members planned to use He Jin to kill the eunuchs and then replace the eunuch group with their own people. From then on, he would have the capital to fight against He Jin and even the imperial power. He Jin didn't know whether it was the lard that stuck in his head, or whether he was trying to cater to the aristocratic family, so he agreed without hesitation, so he consulted the 'Acting Imperial Power' Queen Mother He. When Queen Mother He heard this, she shook her head like a rattle: How about that? They are all my boys. Why did Queen Mother He side with the eunuchs? The reason is very simple. The so-called eunuchs are all the vassals and minions of the emperor. Before they became the emperor, they were naturally regarded as bandits and became "acting emperors". They were their own tools, and they were still needed to look after their homes and courtyards. It's a pity that the Queen Mother didn't take the bait, what should I do? The aristocratic families tried their best to rub He Jin's anger, and in the name of He Jin, they constantly forced the eunuchs to take desperate risks. At the same time, he gave He Chu and Chu a bad idea: If you are embarrassed to fall out with your sister, the Queen Mother He, you can find someone to be the villain for you, and let Dong Zhuo be the bad guy. The Queen Mother He must be afraid of Dong Zhuo's fierce look, and she will definitely allow you to kill those who don't know how to do it. He Jin spends his whole life killing pigs, how can he have any bright ideas? He slapped his thigh: What a great idea, Xuan Dong Zhuo leads troops to Beijing! He Jin has now become the target of the aristocratic families. The eunuchs could not hit the aristocratic family members hiding behind them, so they could only direct their anger at He Jin. Desperate, they were forced to fight back, tricking He Jin into the palace and killing him. The news of He Jin's murder spread outside the palace. Brothers Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu took the opportunity to lead their troops into the palace. On the pretext of avenging He Jin, they carried out an indiscriminate extermination of the eunuchs. Many beardless eunuchs were innocently killed. This riot turned the capital into a sea of ​​blood, and the palace was burned down by fire. This was the "Rebellion of the Ten Changshis" that destroyed the Eastern Han Dynasty. Without external enemies, internal conflicts broke out among the aristocratic families and they used all political means to fight. The Empress Dowager He, the young emperor Liu Bian, the king of Chenliu Liu Xie and others fled in a hurry. Unfortunately, they met Dong Zhuo, who just entered the capital, and became a butt! Dong Zhuo was originally a local armed general. As he gradually grew bigger, he became restless and disobeyed the imperial orders. However, there are too many people like him, and the empire's skin problems are not enough to affect the overall political situation. However, because of Yuan Shao's suggestion, Dong Zhuo unexpectedly obtained permission to enter Beijing, and was lucky enough to hit his waist. He accidentally pinched the emperor and the queen mother in his hands. Dong Zhuo had no intention of fighting with others, and he didn't know how to engage in political struggles. He would suffer too much, so he just fought with force. He was simple and rude, directly coercing the emperor to order the princes, and directly killed anyone who disobeyed. He even deposed Liu Bian, killed the Queen Mother He, and supported Liu Xie as the new emperor. The aristocratic families who originally wanted to pick fruits sadly found that the fat meat in their mouths had been robbed by barbarians. Dong Zhuo rose from a low-ranking martial artist to the throne of the country's prime minister, and even made the emperor a puppet. The aristocratic families cannot accept the power of Wu Fu. After all, the rise of the aristocratic families was to seize power from Wu Fu. The aristocratic families are afraid that the warriors will seize power again. Now that someone has destroyed the original unspoken rules, power has evolved from a political struggle to a full-scale martial arts struggle, which has forced the aristocratic families to change from a civil struggle to a military struggle. As a result, people including Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Cao Cao and others fled the capital one after another and went to local areas to pull poles. Prefectural pastors, prefects, and even county magistrates from various places also recruited brave soldiers to separate one side.

The epidemic spreads at the beginning. People must have a bottom line, otherwise they are destined to die. If everyone is like this, the world will only collapse. Is the chaos in the late Han Dynasty because of the emperor? Eunuch? Relative? A powerful family? When an avalanche occurs, no snowflake is innocent. It is easy to blame others, but difficult for everyone to keep the bottom line.

The protagonist is too ruthless and does not share my values. He dared to spread the epidemic to save his life as soon as he passed through. It really made me feel extremely uncomfortable. Those who engage in biochemical weapons deserve to die, and the ancestors who engage in biochemical weapons internally will not be able to live in peace! You can be ruthless for the purpose, but you can't destroy human nature and use any means. I can only say that in the current epidemic situation, I really can't accept this novel.

Zhou Cang is a funny guy. If he has the ambition to rebel, then I will accept him. The guy who helped Guan Yu carry the knife can also be seen as loyal. Famous doctors like Hua Tuo, Zhang Zhongjing and others are asking for protection, haha.

The author is too naive. The fields represent food, and the food represents the lives of the people. This is equivalent to a relationship belt. Use food to control the people. How could the aristocratic family be so stupid as to hand over the fields? Although the author wants to use other benefits to attract the aristocratic family, this can only be a bit of a sexual attraction. In the end, he may lose his wife and lose the army. The people of the aristocratic family are not fools.

I've been trolled a lot lately, and I don't know why. Is this book really poisonous? I think that when I write a detailed outline, I am still very logical and consistent? You have concluded that the mere mention of dividing land is a democratic republic? Is this the Communist Party line? In history, there were many peasant uprisings to divide the fields. Why do I have to be classified there? Call me a name related to politics and block this book? The data in this book is pretty miserable. It can't block other people's way. You don't have to be like this. I'm just a newcomer. I can't threaten others. Don't worry.

What the hell are you writing about? Both battles involved fighting leaderless enemies for a damn long time. A passer-by killed a whole city of people for his own life. They had to fight to the end. The protagonist and the author were having fun with themselves, right? After several fights, the protagonist still won't surrender. Are you addicted to killing? There isn't even a decent villain here, and the enemies are all dead? When I recruited a few people before, I looked at them without thinking. I saw that they are killing and killing all the time, and they are still killing the same Han civilians. Fortunately, we are modern people, and we don't know how to unite and fight for transformation? Japanese and American prisoners of war are still kind to reform. Seeing that they are no longer white writers, but brainless writers?

Isn't the pig's foot wife pregnant yet? How many years have they followed Pig's Foot and the protagonist is now twenty-one and twenty-two, right? Cai Zhaoji is seven years older than the protagonist, let's call her 27! In ancient times, I was 27 years old and had no children.

Uprisings in all dynasties and generations are manifestations of class contradictions. The rulers have never regarded the people as human beings. The people will naturally resist if they cannot survive. This is the sharp contradiction between the two classes. Therefore, those so-called feudal dynasties deserved their demise because they completely abandoned the people. Naturally, the people don't need them either. The dynasty should perish. This is the general trend. The feudal dynasties are all the same, and there is nothing to brag about.

... After reading dozens of chapters, I can honestly say that the writing is okay, but the logic is always a little unspeakable. The protagonist is caught by Deng Mao at the beginning, and the protagonist can get out of the camp with a little trick. After all, there are more than ten Yellow Turbans around him. These ten are described as dedicating their lives to the Yellow Turbans. Two of these ten helped the protagonist spread the plague and two died for some reason. The remaining eight and six were infected with the plague. As a result, the remaining two were described as loyal to the protagonist, but their roles were a bit small. What next? For the next thirty or so years, Zhang was conscripted into Cao Yuan, but he never saw the prefect once. He brought his supporting characters and said that he wanted to form a private army, using the money from the Yuyang camp... The prefect Zhang Ju didn't know about it, and he started to divide the fields in the twenty or so chapters... Don't you know that the system can only be issued by the central government? Don't you know that the magister was criticized for dividing the fields and checking the hidden houses? Wang Mang doesn't know what he has learned from the past?

Please update more, your work can already be said to be the best of its kind. The data can be written more rigorously, but you can also be more vague. If there are any problems later, you will have an excuse when making changes😄. The author does not need to take it seriously, the main reason is that there are really too few good writers on the Three Kingdoms nowadays In the past few years, which ones really made the historical novels a mess?

Youzhou Map

This lord is too worthless. The protagonist is only 16 years old. He comes from a poor family and has no great achievements. He is not considered a high-ranking local official such as the county magistrate or prefect. It is speechless that someone actually worships him as the lord.

The writing is good. The Three Kingdoms novel is pretty good. The logic is ok and the farming intensity is ok. However, I don't think the results of the new book will be very good, so I'll stick with it for now. Many great masters write slowly.

In ancient my country, the functions of siege equipment can be roughly divided into four types: offensive preparation; covering soldiers; destroying defensive facilities; and forcibly ascending the city. These four functions correspond to different siege equipment. "Bei City Gate" by Mozi lists twelve kinds of siege equipment and tactics: Lin (Lin), Hook (Hook), Chong (Charge), Ladder (Cloud Ladder), Yan (Building Yan, yin, a mountain of earth), Water (flooded), Tu (impact), Cave (tunnel), Hollow (digging a tunnel to collapse a wall), Yifu (climbing a wall), Anthracite (anthracite) and Xuanche. In addition to introducing siege equipment, it also introduces several types of siege tactics. These siege equipment and tactics have been used and developed since then. 1. Offensive preparation During the Shang Dynasty, trenches had appeared outside the city walls to resist foreign enemies. Therefore, in the stage of preparation for the attack, in order to allow the troops and siege equipment to reach the city gate, the trench bridge came into the general's sight. The length of the trench bridge depends on the width of the trench, and there are wheels under the bridge to facilitate movement. When encountering a trench, the trench bridge is pushed over the trench to allow equipment and soldiers to pass. In the Song Dynasty, folding trench bridges appeared. Not only has the length of the bridge been improved, but its erection is also more convenient. Of course, there are also some situations where soldiers need to "fill holes", and at this time the trench-filling vehicles also play a role. 2. Covering Soldiers (1) Anthrax Due to the formation of cave siege tactics, anthracite vehicles used to cover soldiers digging tunnels were also manufactured (an anthracite vehicle has no bottom underneath, making it easier to operate). Under the cover of anemone, the soldiers digging the tunnels could work safely without being attacked by arrows and falling rocks from the tower. Until the tunnel was formed, the high walls of the defenders lost their significance to a certain extent. It is worth noting that in addition to digging tunnels, the "hollow" referred to in "Mozi Bei City Gate" is to dig a huge hole under the city gate, first support it with pillars, and then set it on fire, causing the city gate to collapse. Therefore, anthracite vehicles are more suitable for this situation. The same functions include wooden ox carts, pointed wooden donkey carts, head carts, etc. (2) Dust truck and fan truck The function of the dust truck is very simple. When our own troops use flying ladders to climb the city tower, the dust truck splashes lime powder on the defenders on the tower, forcing the defenders to retreat and unable to prevent our own troops from climbing the city. In addition, there is a particularly interesting "fan car". When encountering enemies in tunnels, soldiers can retreat to the back of the vehicle and use a fan truck to scatter lime, winnow or smoke to defeat the enemy. 3. Destruction of defensive facilities (1) Battering ram In the Western Zhou Dynasty, the use of new siege equipment such as chariots and chariots (i. E. Crashing chariots) in wars changed the situation of being helpless against the city wall to a certain extent. "The Book of Songs Daya Huang" recorded King Wen of Zhou's attack on the capital of Chongguo, and wrote, "Use your hook to help, fight with you to attack, and attack Chongyong." It depicts the scene when the Zhou army attacked the capital of Chongguo with approaching and charging chariots, which was a typical method of "attacking the gate". Among them, the crash car specially used to hit the city gate is what we call a battering ram, and the Lin car is more similar to Lu Gong's car. (2) Osmium Falcon Cart As you can see from the picture, the Osmium Falcon Cart is mainly composed of three parts: the frame, the wooden pole and the huge shovel. In fact, this constitutes a lever, and the entire frame serves as a fulcrum. When the soldier presses down the wooden pole at one end, the huge and heavy shovel at the other end will be pried up and smashed against the enemy's defenses. (3) Lu Gong's Chariot Lü Gong's Chariot is a multi-story tower-shaped siege equipment with axles and wheels underneath for propulsion. Each floor is separated by partitions, and soldiers can be accommodated on each floor. The front of Lu Gong's car has no partition on the upper level, so soldiers in the car can use this to attack. There are various spear-like weapons on the front end of the upper level of the car. It is not difficult to imagine that in ancient siege warfare, Lu Gong's chariot must have been a powerful weapon. (4) Bed Crossbow Bed crossbow, also known as crossbow or chariot crossbow, first appeared in the Warring States Period. Later, especially in the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was widely used in attacking and defending cities. The ballista is a large, powerful crossbow mounted on a stand, capable of firing huge arrows, often with multiple arrows at once. Because the ballistae was so powerful, it required multiple people to turn the winch to open the bow and fire it. The crossbows of the Tang Dynasty had a pulling force of twelve stones (about 720 kilograms), and the giant arrows were nearly one meter long and fifteen centimeters thick. Once fired, "all the fortresses were destroyed, and the towers and oars were knocked down." The power was extremely impressive. The bed crossbows of the Song Dynasty began to be combined with two or three bows, and their power was naturally far greater than that of the previous generation. At this time, the maximum range of the bed crossbow has reached 1.5 Kilometers. Not only that, the bed crossbow can also fire "treading arrows" firmly nailed into the wall for the soldier ants to attach themselves to. (5) Trebuchet Trebuchet, also known as "cannon", was first seen in the Warring States Period. The trebuchet is one of the most well-known siege equipment and has always been a weapon for siege. During the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao used "stone carts" to destroy all the fortifications built by Yuan Shao. This is the earliest documentary record that can be traced back. The application of trebuchets reached its peak in the Song Dynasty and was often used in wars. In the first year of Jingkang (1126), when the Jin army besieged Bianliang, both the offensive and defensive sides deployed trebuchets. The cannons and rocks flew into the sky, and the scene was very spectacular. From this picture, you can see the structure of the trebuchet: the supporting wooden frame, the bearings that fix the wooden pole, and the wooden pole used to project the cannon stones. There is a leather bag at the front end of the wooden pole to hold the cannon stone, and a cannon rope is tied to the end. After aiming is completed, the soldier pulls the gun rope downward and the gun rock flies out. In the picture, there is only one wooden pole used for throwing, which is a single-tip cannon; if there are two, it is a double-tip cannon. The most powerful trebuchet recorded in "Wu Jing Zong Yao" is the seven-tip cannon. The wooden frame of the trebuchet is two feet long. Each launch requires 250 people to pull the cannon rope at the same time. The cannon stone weighs nearly one hundred kilograms. Other trebuchets also basically use the principle of levers, with gun ropes at the end for soldiers to pull to launch cannon stones. Such as cyclone cannon, tiger crouching cannon, etc. If wheels are added to the bottom of the trebuchet, it becomes a vehicle cannon. Such as cyclone cannon, sleeping car cannon, etc. It is worth mentioning that the "artillery" of the Song Dynasty is not the same thing as the "artillery" we are familiar with. This "artillery" has two meanings, one refers to the trebuchet that throws burning objects, and the other refers to the burning objects thrown by the trebuchet. Until the Ming Dynasty, "(fire) gun" gradually referred to heavy tubular shooting firearms, and later replaced "gun" with "gun". (6) Hook Car The hook car mentioned in "Mozi" is actually a destructive siege equipment. In "Wu Jing Zong Yao" written by Zeng Gongliang of the Song Dynasty, two types of hook carts were recorded, namely the three-claw "hitch cart" and the two-claw "double hook cart". No matter what kind of hook car it is, its purpose is to destroy the city wall. Chen Lin's "Ode to the Military Forces" once described: "The hook and cart are entangled, nine oxen are turned around, thunder and lightning are shocked, and the oars are broken." The destructive power of the hook cart is evident. 4. Forcibly ascending the city (1) Wooden Curtain On the battlefield, the attacking and defending sides often exchange arrow rain. As for this kind of "mutual gift", both the attacker and the defender are probably very resistant to it, so they must be protected. Therefore, the wooden curtain was used as one of the important protective equipment in attacking and defending the city. Especially during the siege, soldiers climbed up from the ladder, and arrows rained down from their heads. At this time, the attacker could use the bracket to raise the baffle of the wooden curtain in front of the soldiers to cover the soldiers as they climbed up the tower. (2) Cloud Ladder The fundamental reason for the emergence of city ladders is that city walls and city gates are difficult to breach, so it seems easier to choose to climb the city wall directly. But building the mound was time-consuming and labor-intensive, so the cloud ladder came into being. The first ladder can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period, and it was actually mounted on a vehicle! The ladder structure can still be seen on fire trucks today. But unlike modern ladders that use hydraulic operation, ancient ladders relied on pulleys to control the lifting. A grappling hook is attached to the front and fixed on the tower, and the soldiers climb up the city from the ladder. The ladder can be folded and unfolded through pulleys, but the pedestrian bridge cannot. Like ladders, pedestrian bridges are moved using complete wheels. Similar movable city climbing ladders are also known as chariots. (3) Light Ladders Ladders are difficult to move due to their large mass and volume. On the one hand, they are difficult to maneuver flexibly when sieging a city. On the other hand, they are also easy to become the target of concentrated attacks by the enemy. Therefore, various lighter ladders have been gradually popularized. Such as flying ladders, bamboo flying ladders and tiptoe flying ladders, etc., Are all light ladders placed on the city wall for climbing. At the same time, the application of city climbing ladders also brought a new option for siege tactics: ant attachment. Literally understood, it is to let the siege soldiers climb up the wall like ants through the climbing tools. While the soldiers were ascending the city, the attackers would often use long-range firepower to suppress the city in order to reduce the difficulty of ascending the city and reduce casualties. As for some comrades asking why the defenders did not overturn the ladder, we can think of it this way: the hands are too short. However, even if we have siege equipment, we still have to say, "Sieging a city is risky, so be careful when climbing the wall."

I don't know what the author was thinking. He used such a beginning to kill so many people with the plague. As a result, two guards who knew that the protagonist was the initiator of the plague couldn't bear to kill him. What the protagonist did was absolutely not allowed to be known to outsiders. In ancient times, which one was more terrible, the massacre of the city or the plague? It was definitely the plague, because at most hundreds of thousands of people could be massacred in the city. What about the plague? A person who cannot control himself will poison the people, not to mention the ancient era when execution ability was very low.

You dare to let the Yellow River flood Henan. Believe it or not, your book made you stupid by not writing anything. How dare you write this shit? I don't know why I say this. Go watch the movie 1942. The movie has been shot very conservatively and some cuts have been made.

Generals, lower-level officers, and cavalrymen in armor and riding equipment.

The Thirteen Prefectures of the Han Dynasty

The protagonist is located in Youzhou. If the ocean is not developed, it will be a treasure! The annual production of seaweed growing naturally in offshore waters is equivalent to more than 15 times the world's total annual wheat production in the 21st century. If these algae are processed into food, they can provide people with sufficient protein, multiple vitamins and minerals needed by the human body. There are also abundant plankton invisible to the naked eye in the ocean, which can be processed into food to meet the needs of 30 billion people. There are many fish and shrimps in the ocean, which is really the breadbasket of mankind. Fish and shellfish in the ocean can provide humans with delicious and nutritious protein food. Protein is the most important substance that constitutes living organisms and is the basis of life. The common seafood that can be used are: 1. Common edible shrimps: prawns, nine-jointed shrimps, silkworm shrimps, mantis shrimps, river shrimps, creek shrimps, white shrimps; 2. Common edible crabs: white crabs, paste crabs, flower crabs, blue crabs, hairy crabs, stone crabs, king crabs, prince crabs Crabs, etc.; 3. Common edible shellfish: fragrant snails, spicy snails, flower snails, sesame snails, tiger snails, ring snails, oil snails, sea melon seeds, razor clams, razor clams, abalone, flower clams, etc.; 4. Common edible raw seafood: salmon, oysters, red scallops, oysters, northern clams, sea cucumbers, etc.

I thought it was an ordinary chapter, I thought it was an ordinary day Unexpectedly, it has already reached the end.

A Youzhou is already too small. If you take Wuhuan's territory, add Goguryeo and several small countries below, you need mines and minerals, food and grain, and you can also dry salt and medicinal materials near the sea.

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In fact, it can be written. I feel that the development after reunification is more attractive than the early wars.

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It's very well written. It's the only Han Dynasty novel I've read.

In the last chapter, the protagonist got out of bed and walked through the crying crowd into the smoke. At that time, the protagonist must have been dead, and he was not able to go to Mount Tai to be enshrined. I think this protagonist is different from the protagonists in all the Three Kingdoms novels I have read. It's very charming, and it perfectly combines my three views. Why doesn't the author write historical novels anymore?

I finished chasing it silently, which was pretty good. Looking forward to the next book. Come on, author,

Maybe it's because the book didn't do well and the author didn't have the motivation to write it. I feel like the writing was okay. This is the book I spent the most money on.

It ended suddenly...