I Am Song Taizong

To arm-wrestle with the God of Sorghum River, 😏😏😏😏Can you drift and corner?😏😏😏😏

Let you see what real donkey cart drifting is

I think it would be better if the title of the book was changed to "I Am Song Taizong"? The bidding was successful

The Song Dynasty had to move its capital. Bianliang could not be the capital because the geography was too poor. Chang'an cannot be the capital. Since the Tang Dynasty, Guanzhong has only geography, no people, and the environment has been destroyed. The most important thing is that the economic center of gravity has shifted. In the future, most of the money and food will come from the south, and the political power of the south will increase. If you decide to make Guanzhong your capital, how can you control money, food, and the south? It is even more nonsense to establish the capital in Hebei, whether it is Taiyuan, Yecheng or Peiping. It is thousands of miles away from the south. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, once someone intercepted the canal, it was like having their eggs pinched. At the beginning, Zhu Laosi did not make Peiping the capital, but Xingzai, with the purpose of attacking the grassland from there. The good grandson also followed his grandfather's wishes and took Peiping as his leader and continued to attack Mongolia. It was the emperor who made it the capital. From ancient times to the present, the most suitable places for establishing a capital are Guanzhong and Luoyang. Because the population and economic center was in the north at that time, and the food production in Guanzhong provided enough people, it was geographically advantageous to settle in Chang'an. Luoyang also has food, good location, and most importantly, it can be at the center of the world. Therefore, until the Tang Dynasty, both capitals had always been equally important. But since the Tang Dynasty, Luoyang was the most suitable capital. Living in the world, controlling the north, south, east and west. Collecting money and food from the world, paying equal attention to civil and military affairs can also lead to great martial arts and a peaceful and prosperous age. After the Tang Dynasty, don't brag about the strategic location of Chang'an. From ancient times to the present, there has been no unbreakable capital pass. At the end of any dynasty, even if your capital is located in the Himalayas, it can still be attacked. So, Luoyang is the most suitable place, bar none.

Some conjectures about Zhao Er's succession: At the beginning, Zhao Da learned from the rise and fall of the fifth-generation master Shao Guoyi, and indeed had plans to pass Zhao Er to the throne a hundred years later, and actually paved the way for him and allowed him to form a senior team. Whether it is Kaifeng Fuyin, Jin Wang or Zhongshu Ling, these are the standard configurations for the heirs of the prince. However, he did not give excessive treatment to his own sons Dezhao and Defang. But as his own son continues to grow up, I think Zhao Da has the idea of ​​​​building a heir (note that building a heir is not a heir apparent, and Zhao Er is not a heir apparent), and Zhao Er also clearly felt this crisis. In fact, it is understandable that who would not want to hand over the family property to his direct descendants. If he did not hand it over before, it was not because he was unwilling, but because he was unable, for fear that the children would be harmed if they could not keep it. When did you reflect this idea? I think it was when Zhao Da proposed to move the capital to Luoyang. This was both a plan to draw money from the bottom of the cauldron and a test for the officials. Kaifeng was Zhao Er's home base for a long time, and the supporters were intricately connected. If Zhao Er's early plans to move the capital to Luoyang were all in vain, Zhao Da would have the opportunity to cut off Zhao Er's wings and pave the way for his son again. However, the ministers did not support it, and Zhao Er's words "Morality is not dangerous" successfully resolved the crisis and blocked Zhao Da's mouth. But with Zhao Er's shrewdness, it is estimated that Zhao Da's behavior has already alerted the enemy. Zhao Er did not expect to successfully succeed in a step-by-step manner, so he could only start to make arrangements to deal with Zhao Da's seizure of power, especially what happened on that snowy night with the sound of axes and candles. The history books are unclear and there is no clear record. However, whether it was the sudden death of the strong Zhao Da, or the strange performance of Wang Jien, the eunuch who passed the order, it was too suspicious. After Zhao Er ascended the throne, several major contenders such as De Zhao, De Fang, and Ting Mei died young one after another, which was even smoother. My personal guess is that it was probably the pressure given by Zhao Da to Zhao Er or the ultimatum issued on that snowy night that made Zhao Er take the risk and become emboldened to commit regicide and usurp the throne. The "Golden Chamber Alliance" announced after taking the throne is more like a defense and endorsement of the treasonous behavior, but this only shows that there is no silver in this place. During Zhao Er's reign, he continued to use troops against the Liao Kingdom, which was in line with his desire to use his achievements to prove the legitimacy of his succession. From Zhao Da's point of view, although Kaifeng Prefecture Yin is the standard choice for a prince, he must be a prince without being recognized. Zhao Er has never been named the emperor's younger brother (Li Jingsui of the Southern Tang Dynasty was clearly established as the emperor's younger brother). Everything is just a tacit understanding established by the previous five generations. As long as there is no official endorsement, this so-called tacit understanding will not stand at all. Therefore, there is no problem for him to pass the throne to his son, not even Yi Chu. Zhao Er is not a prince at all. When he succeeds to the throne, he is still the "Prince of Jin."

How did I hear that Zhao Kuangyin didn't want his son to be the emperor, but Zhao Guangyi was harmed by it?

As a historian and a courtier of the Northern Song Dynasty, Sima Guang could not say many things clearly, but he recorded in "Sushui Jiwen": After Zhao Kuangyin died in the middle of the night, the Queen of the Song Dynasty immediately asked the eunuch and chamberlain Wang Jien to inform Zhao Kuangyin's son, the King of Qin Zhao Defang (then 18 years old), so that he could enter the palace quickly. But at this critical juncture, Wang Jien went directly to Kaifeng Mansion to find Jin Wang Zhao Guangyi (Zhao Guangyi also served as Kaifeng Mansion Yin). At midnight, at the gate of Kaifeng Mansion, Wang Jien saw that Jin King's close minister and medical officer Cheng Deyuan, who was good at medicine (and possibly poisoning), had been waiting for a long time, so Cheng Deyuan took Wang Jien into Kaifeng Mansion. Sima Guang recorded that Zhao Guangyi was still a little hesitant about whether to enter the palace immediately. Under this situation, the eunuch Wang Jien was extremely urgent and urged Zhao Guangyi: "It will be settled for others in the long run!" Wang Jien's implication was that at that time, Zhao Kuangyin had two sons who were already adults. Among them, Zhao Dezhao was 26 years old and Zhao Defang was 18 years old. Moreover, in addition to Zhao Guangyi, Zhao Kuangyin also had a younger brother, Zhao Tingmei, who were both legal heirs to the throne. In this case, Zhao Guangyi immediately led the eunuch Wang Jien, medical officer Cheng Deyuan and others to brave the heavy snow and quickly rushed to the entrance of the palace. When they arrived at the entrance of the palace, Wang Jien asked Zhao Guangyi to wait a moment and let him go in first to report; but the anxious Cheng Deyuan said: "We have to rush in directly now, what are we waiting for?" (Original text: We should just go straight ahead, why wait?) After successfully taking the throne, Zhao Guangyi immediately rewarded the heroes who had won the throne, and then the eunuch king Jien was named the envoy of Jiannan and Xichuan; Cheng Deyuan was appointed as the governor from an ordinary medical officer. By the sixth year of Taiping and Xingguo (981), Cheng Deyuan had "climbed to the nearest ranks, trusted him, and many people came to his door." Although Cheng Deyuan was corrupt and perverted the law, and was often reported, Zhao Guangyi ignored it, and his inner skills are also thought-provoking.

Fight hard, before Xiao Zhouhou marries Li Yu, destroy Nanping and Wuping (the two can be killed in one pot), destroy Shu, destroy Southern Tang, and rob Xiao Zhouhou 😏

Historically, Zhao Da was not prepared to pass on the protagonist. He was a kind father and a filial son. He tried to stage a coup and forced him to abdicate. Once he had the title, he would deal with Zhao Er and his party members. The role of the protagonist was the same as that of Tang Taizong. If he did not become the emperor, there would be no good results.

When writing about Zhao Dezhao, one needs to add more force value, otherwise how can he be worthy of being passed down by future generations? He pushed eight hundred invincible hands across the board, and Xuanyuan reappeared as a martial saint. And he is still a big coward who emphasizes culture and suppresses military force.

This is setting fan points before it is put on the shelves. Isn't this forcing people to give rewards?

The emperor's mouth is a liar. The protagonist, King Qin, is a bit unreal! Early Northern Song Dynasty. The most important thing is that the prince also holds the title of governor of Kaifeng. This is the standard for a prince. Historically, Zhao Laoer has been successful. Successor to Zhao Da. Just because? He once served. Kaifeng Prefecture Yin. Cultivated a large number of cronies.

By the way, the authenticity of the Golden Chamber Alliance is still controversial in the industry🤔🤔

Didn't you say that Empress Dowager Du had to pass the throne to Zhao Guangyi?

Don't write too much according to historical inertia, otherwise time travel will be the same as not wearing it? Did the protagonist's mother give birth to so many children? And it doesn't change?

It looks good, but I still hope that Zhao Da will die soon, the protagonist will come to the throne early, and the cabinet system of the Song Dynasty will be well reformed. Jinyiwei, East Factory and West Factory, Six Gates, Capital Relocation, etc. Have all started.

Write about Charles in the next copy or book😄

The protagonist's mother has become a queen, isn't it normal for the protagonist to appoint a prince? The protagonist's mother is not dead.

I have ordered both of your books, and I think they are quite good. But you gave up because of poor grades. After all, you also need to eat, so there is nothing wrong with cutting two books in a row. But every time I see your books on the bookshelf, I always feel nostalgic. If you have time, I hope you can write another one, ignoring your grades and treating it as a hobby. Consider it a pastime

Don't you want to write this? Popular fans also need to be cultivated slowly.

That's it. It's not easy to get ahead in the history department. It's more difficult without a certain reader base, but the basics are gained slowly. It's a bit difficult to become popular with 240,000 words.

The book Aiming for the Ten Kingdoms is much better than this one

Create a group, dear, no matter whether you will finish writing in the end, it will be a more convenient place for chatting and discussion. I ordered all of your last book, and this one is no exception.

I hope this book can fulfill my dream of becoming a powerful Song Dynasty

It's very well written, it's such a pity

What's the answer?

I really don't know what the answer to this group is.