Continuation of Hanshu

Tell me about this book. I have read about seven chapters and I feel good about it. It's just that some plots haven't been shaped yet. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, papermaking technology was already available, but due to paper craftsmanship problems, paper was not popular. At that time, bamboo slips were the mainstay, and communication was extremely inconvenient. At that time, a family could have a few copies of the Four Books and Five Classics. If they could memorize them backwards and forwards, and if they had their own opinions, they could call themselves a family of classics scholars. The area where the pig's feet are located should be near Nanyang. There are many books in Zhuji's family, and there is a lot of arable land. The arable land is more than a thousand acres. He is considered a small tycoon, and he may have Wu Bao at home. It was almost a king's start. But Pig's Feet said, three generations of farming, is this possible? Look, Cao Cao's grandfather just spent money to buy a captain. The Pig's Foot family is also very rich, so buying a small official is not a big problem. The Eastern Han Dynasty attached great importance to the Five Classics. As long as the pig's trotters memorized the Five Classics backwards and forwards, they could definitely walk sideways and show off in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Ahem, no, it's a bit embarrassing, as long as the minister knows everything by heart, you can show off.

Overall, it's okay. The main character in the writing is too frivolous. For example, there's no need to talk so much when talking to Zhang Jiao. I feel that the main character has no city. He often uses modern jokes in his daily speech. If you are writing an entertainment and comedy article, you can do this. If you want to write a hegemony article, you should pay a little more attention. In my personal opinion, I can't help but make suggestions for books that feel similar. Basically skip the bad books and look forward to the follow-up!

I feel inconsistent. Since I want fame, I should promote my education and do trivial things in the market every day, so I don't worry about being a nameless person. Now that you have made up your mind, you should work hard in that direction. It would be nice for He Jin and others to become familiar with each other and be a favor, but they treat him as a general. Is that necessary?

Liu Zhao's family tree: Fa, the sixth son of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty (King Ding of Changsha) Shiyong (King Dai of Changsha) Yongsheng Fuqu (King Qing of Changsha) Fuqu's third son Yannian (Marquis of Fuyang) Yinian raw food (Mang Xin lost his title) Shi Sheng Sheng (with the county magistrate) Sheng Sheng Tang (Yun Du Chang) Tang Sheng Xie (Ping Chun Wei) Xi Sheng Zi (not an official) Zi Sheng Gan Gan Sheng Yan Yan Sheng Zhao

I sorted out the characters named Jing in "Book of the Later Han", "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and "Book of Jin" and made a list: Jingdan, Jinglin, Jingyi, Jinggu, Jingluan, Jingfang, Jinglu, Jingyang, Jingqianqiān, Jingqi. The surname "Jing" is also relatively rare. Many of the characters are from Yizhou, and Jing Luan is recorded in the history books. "In Renwu, the general Wu Han was the chief commander, the partial general Jing Dan was the hussar general, the general Geng Yan was the general Jianwei, the partial general Gai Yan was the general Huya, the partial general Zhu You was the general Jianyi, and the backbone general Du Mao was the general" - "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Guangwu Emperor Chronicle" [Jing Dan, who appeared earlier, was a hussar general during the reign of Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty. His great-grandson Jing Lin may be closer to the late Han Dynasty] "Jing Yizi Gu, the censor of the time, Shu County, was a disciple, but he did not record an ultimatum, so he was not as good as Yu Yu" - "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Dang Guo" [ Jing Yi was a person from Zitong. He was an upright and honest man and devoted himself to educating the people. When Liu Yan was the pastor of Yizhou, he was listed as a captain. He was eighty-one years old and had a son Jinggu who was a disciple of Li Ying. >[Jing Luan, also from Zitong, learned many classics during his study tours in the seven states, and also wrote "Rites", "Heluo Intersection", "Fengjiao Miscellaneous Books", and "Yue Ling Chapters", but he never became an official] "Geng Yin, the imperial edict was issued to Cen to watch the moon as the food officer, and the order was awaited. Zhang Sheng, Jing Fang, Bao Ye, etc. Used the Four-Dividing Method with Cen Ke" - "Book of the Later Han·Lu Li Zhi" [Jing Fang appeared during the period of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty. Since the "Four-Divided Method" was mentioned, he was obviously also good at the law and calendar] "In the first year of Yuanshou, Emperor Ai of the former Han Dynasty, Jing Lu, a disciple of the doctor, was accepted by Yicun, the envoy of the Dayue clan. He is the one who received the Buddhist sutra saying "Restored" - "The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms: The Biography of Wuwan Xianbei and Dongyi" Annotations [Jing Lu, appeared earlier, should be a figure during the period of Emperor Ai of the Han Dynasty] "The people of West Lake raised Xiang Hao as a noble man, and Haoyin was happy but did not dare to let it go" - "The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms: The Biography of Sun Hao" [Jing Yang, who was in Wu State, once met Sun Hao. Sun Hao would be very rich in the future, which also made Sun Hao secretly happy. This shows that Jing Yang also has a certain reputation to prove his talent] "Jing Qian, the captain of Xiongsi Li school, said to Xiong: 'Zhang Chun, a strong man, should be retained.'" - "Book of Jin·Zhang Gui Biography" [Jing Qian, the captain of Sili under Li Xiong, may also be from Yizhou] "Gong Luo, the beautiful daughter of Pi Luo, Jing Qi's wife" - "Huayang Guozhi" [Jing Qi, through the deeds of his wife, left a mark in the history books] If there are any omissions, please add them.​​​

I sorted out the characters named Jie in "The Book of the Later Han", "The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms", and "The Book of the Jin" and made a list: Jie Nugu, Jie Xi, Jie Hong, Jie Jun, Jie Xie, Jie Jie, Jie Yu, Jie Xiu, and Jie Wu. The surname "Jie" is relatively rare. The one with more records left during this period is Jie Xie. He has an official biography in "Book of Jin". "I don't know which county or country those Jie Nugu and Zhang Diao are from. They can all live in hiding and can enter and exit through the door. Nugu can change his physical form to deceive people" - "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Fang Shu Biography" [Jie Nugu, a strange person in the Eastern Han Dynasty Scholars, able to change the shape of objects] "There was a Situ official named Xie Hong who lost his father. Later he became a military officer. He was forced to go into military service, and he used illness as an excuse." - "Three Kingdoms·Gao Rou Biography" [Xie Hong, an official in Situ's mansion, declined military service because of his father's death. He also gained the support of Gao Rou when he moved] "In the early days of Emperor Wen, Beidi was strong and invaded the frontier fortress, so he sent Yu Chijie to protect the commander of Wu Wan, Qian Zhao, Jie Jun and Xianbei" - "Three Kingdoms·Tian Yu Biography" [Jie Jun, who had worked with Qian Zhao and Tian Yu and others were stationed at the border together, but there is only this one sentence in the record] "Jie Xi, courtesy name Shaolian, a famous person in Jinan" - "Book of Jin·Biography of Jie Xi" [Jie Xi, during the Western Jin Dynasty, he was an official in Yongzhou and was framed by Sima Lun and died]

I sorted out the characters with the surname Zao in "Three Kingdoms", "Book of the Later Han", and "Book of Jin" and made a list: Zaozhi zhī, Zao Chuzhong, Zao Ju, Zao Shuyiyī, Zao Song sōng, Zaofu tiǎn. These people are all from the same family and are all descendants of Zao Zhi. Their ancestors were originally named Ji, but they changed their surname to Zao to avoid hatred. "At that time, there was a famine and drought, and the army was short of food. Yingchuan Zaozhi, the governor of Yulin, built a farm. Taizu used Jun as the coden farmer, Zhonglang general, and recruited people to farm under the promise. He got a million dendrobiums of grain, and the prefectures and counties appointed farm officials. Wherever the grain is accumulated, the barns are full" - "Three Kingdoms·Ren Jun Biography" [Zao Zhi served in Cao Wei's camp and contributed a lot to the farming. He also brought a lot of grain to Cao Wei. Cao Cao was very fond of him. If you attach too much importance to him, he will die early] "When the only son is in the middle, it is appropriate to add a title, and worship the only one as an immortal thing" - Notes in "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms·Ren Jun Biography" [Zao Chuzhong, the son of Zao Zhi, Cao Cao When recalling Zao Zhi's contribution, Zao Chuzhong was knighted] "Di Song, born in Taipei, was particularly talented. He was the prince's concubine and a regular attendant of Sanqi. He was killed by Shi Le" - "Book of Jin·Zao Juden" [Zao Song, the son of Zao Ju, was a concubine to the crown prince, and a regular attendant of Sanqi. He also had some talents but died at the hands of Shi Le] "Zao Ju, courtesy name Daoyan, was a native of Changshe, Yingchuan" - "Book of Jin·Zao Ju Biography" [Zao Ju, the grandson of Zao Zhi, a writer in the Western Jin Dynasty, some of his works were passed down to later generations, and he was appointed as the governor of Jizhou] "My surname is Ji, I changed it to Yan to avoid hatred. My father, Uncle Yi, was the great emperor of Wei Julu. "Shou" - "Jin Shu·Zao Ju Zhuan" [Zao Shuyi, the father of Zao Ju, served as an official in the state of Wei and became the prefect of Julu, and should be the son and nephew of Zao Zhi] "Zifu, whose courtesy name is Xuanfang, is also known as Yongjia. "He is the prefect of Xiangcheng in the middle" - "Book of Jin Zao Ju Zhuan" [Zao Fu, also the son of Zao Ju, is as good at writing as his father, and he became the prefect of Xiangcheng] If there are any omissions, please add them.​​​

We sorted out the characters named Jin in "Three Kingdoms", "Book of the Later Han", and "Book of Jin" and made a list: Jin Xuan, Jin Yiyi, Jin Changchǎng, Jin Qi, Jin Dan, Jin Liang, and Jin Yi. None of these people were able to establish biographies in the history books, and some appeared earlier. Among them, Jin Xuan was the more famous in later generations. "The First Lord Biao Qi was the governor of Jingzhou, and he also conquered four counties in the south. The Governor of Wuling, Jin Xuan, the Governor of Changsha, Han Xuan, the Governor of Guiyang, Zhao Fan, and the Governor of Lingling, Liu Du, all surrendered" - "Three Kingdoms: Biography of the First Lord" [Jin Xuan, the Governor of Wuling in the late Han Dynasty, he successively served as Huangmenlang, Hanyang He was a prefect, etc., And finally died when Liu Bei attacked Jingnan] "There was a sign of the capital, Jin Yi, with the courtesy name Deyi. He regarded himself as a minister of the Han Dynasty, and fought against Mang Heluo since then. He was loyal and distinguished, and his reputation was numerous." - Annotation of "Three Kingdoms: Chronicles of Emperor Wu" [Jin Yi, the son of Jin Xuan, he and Ji Ben , Geng Ji and others launched a rebellion in Xudu, which was later settled by Yan Ding] "Yuanxiu was famous as Shang, and he was from Jingzhao. Shang was famous as Wei Xiufu and Wu Wenxiu from the same county, and they were named Sanxiu" - Notes in "Three Kingdoms·Zhang Miao Biography" [Jin Chang, also from Jingzhao, was also One of the "Three Rests in Jingzhao", but there is no record] "The She thief commander Jin Qi with ten thousand households stationed in Anle Mountain, Mao Gan with ten thousand households in Wuliao Mountain, Yi Commander Chen Pu, Zu Shan and other 20,000 households in Linlin Li Mountain" - "Three Kingdoms Biography of He Qi" [Jin Qi, one of the She thieves in the late Han Dynasty, although He was entrenched in the dangerous areas of the mountains and forests, but was still defeated by He Qi] "In the past, Wang Mang, Pinghe Great Yin, Chang'an Gugong, was the chief minister, Pingling Fan Kui was his mentor, Zhao Bing, Su Heng, and Zheng Xing were the wine sacrificers, Shen Tugang and Du Lin were the book holders, Yang Guang, Wang Zun, Zhou Zong, and Pingxiang people were patrolling, and the Ayang people were kings. Wang Yuan from Jie and Changling was the general, and the subordinates of Du Ling and Jin Dan were guests. In return, he sent elite troops to follow She, and together with more than 2,000 people, they cut down the mountains and opened a road, from Fanxu and Huizhongjing to Lueyang, and killed the guard Jinliang in order to protect the city." - "Book of the Later Han·Lai She Biography" Xu was awarded the honor, and the army of the honor was defeated. For the Xu, Xi Longzi, Chang Shi Liang Pan, Sima Jinyi and others were sent to Wen, and they were beheaded and passed down to the capital. ​​​

Is Bian going to become Liu Zhao's concubine?