The Afterglow of the Late Tang Dynasty

Aren't you afraid of overturning if you just leave your own business? You can just send an envoy to Chang'an. If you go directly, won't you be afraid of being held hostage?

It's a very good book. I followed it every day. I saw that the protagonist had just conquered the territory, and within a few days he was about to kill someone thousands of miles away, and ran to Chang'an. I was speechless, and I couldn't figure it out. I was dumbfounded. I guess those subordinates who had been with the protagonist for months and a year were already thinking of the protagonist as a slut! I came back and looked through it. The pit was too big. I moved it out of the bookshelf today.

It's enough to unify China. It's a big problem in black clothes. It's difficult to defeat it. It's too far away from the core of the Central Plains and supplies are too much. There's no need to think about Rome. It's too far away. Write a postscript at the end of the book. You can write about where it was annexed in so many years, who succeeded it, etc.

Ancient siege equipment and defense equipment

Will conquering the Western Regions bring any benefits? Not to mention commercial taxes, this is not output, but outflow of materials. Our own agricultural production is already weak, so doing this is a recipe for death. After a few years of fighting in the Western Regions, Zhu Wen had already become the dominant force in the Central Plains. He had hundreds of thousands of elite soldiers, a territory spanning thousands of miles, and many peripheral vassals. He had long since gotten rid of the troubles of the Four War Lands. You only have a barren half of Guanzhong, so how can you fight.

Since Hanhai Tang'er returned, I have become more and more interested in Gui Yijun😁

The control of the Western Regions still needs to be similar to the Ming Dynasty's control of Yunnan. Although it is enfeoffed, the key chief envoys, criminal envoys, and general commanders still need to be appointed, removed, and controlled by the central government. It is impossible to control such a large territory simply by relying on more than 10,000 Han people. We still need to continue to immigrate in the future. In addition, we must set up academic envoys to promote and educate Chinese customs and customs. The central government that does not control Chang'an cannot actually control the Western Regions. Politically, we must learn from the Manchu Qing Dynasty, absorb the local population into the center, absorb local elites, and join the powerful and interest groups. That is to say, we must gradually absorb the local standing army. Absorb local people into civil service and governance. Only in this way can the rule be stabilized. Otherwise, with only more than 10,000 people, some of them would be slowly assimilated by the local area in ten or twenty years, and the Western Expedition would be nothing more than a bamboo basket. The Western Region can only be effectively controlled as part of the Central Plains Empire. Otherwise, just like Gaochang, it will be controlled by foreigners if contact is interrupted.

We, Wei Bojun, still lack a military governor. Zhang Xiaozi can be interested😏😏😏😏

Have you been screening readers recently? King Qianli Qin hasn't rewarded you yet, so don't even return the pig's feet to the court.

How could the protagonist, who was so soft-hearted, survive the chaos in the late Tang Dynasty?

Leaving one's own foundation to go to Qinwang? I don't know what the purpose of writing this is? I got poisoned here.

The protagonist's popularity is not good enough, just like a small rich man guarding his own one-third of an acre of land. There is no absolute loyalty, and there is no eternal loyalty. It is all determined by interests. If the interests are not balanced, husband and wife, father and son will turn against each other. The best way is to use institutional constraints to make subordinates not want to rebel, dare not rebel, cannot rebel, and have no way to rebel. Just reuse a few old people and guard against others. How can you make people feel at home like this? Look at Shao Shude who was born in the late Tang Dynasty. That is called grandeur.

From the looks of it, it feels like there are six warlords under Zhu Tiao, and they are maintained entirely by personal loyalty. There are three long and two short, which is no different from before. The six generals are each able to take charge of their own affairs, but they still need to take control as soon as possible. Organize six field armies and occupy Chang'an, so that the civilized talents in Chang'an can be used by yourself, and you can easily realize the separation of military and political affairs, and with enough talents, you can also achieve vertical management of the daily affairs of the army. Occupying Chang'an can also take the opportunity to announce to his subordinates the ideal of conquering the world, so as to unite people's hearts and realize the resumption of power. Following the protagonist's army on the Western Expedition, you can consider forming the Seventh Army based on this. As the territory expands, more armies need to be formed to control the territory. The original troops from Shazhou went to the Western Regions to form the Eighth Army.

I feel like there is a problem. In the environment of the protagonist, there are generally more Hus and fewer Hans, which is a bit troublesome. We can only try our best to Chineseize it first. After the east is unified and unified, some Han people can be moved to the northwest, and both the people and the government can strengthen the sinicization. Another question is, the main character's wife is not a pure Han. When she becomes emperor in the future, should she be made a queen? If she is made a queen, will it affect the rule?

If you don't take the opportunity to conquer the Central Plains, stabilize your basic base, and go to the Western Regions to conquer the West, Zhu and Wen will probably unify the Central Plains after the victory. Besides, it's been a year or two since I left the Heartland Department, and it's not certain who these people will listen to in the future. The risk is too great. And after the success of the Western Expedition, at least 10,000 elite soldiers will be needed, plus twenty thousand households to garrison. It would be better for the twenty thousand households to be Hanized. There must be at least four Han army thousand households among them, otherwise it will be easy for them to become barbarians. The Western Expedition itself requires at least 20,000 elite troops, plus the 4,000 to 5,000 people in Ishazhou, 25,000 should be enough, but where and how to transport the food and grass? We can only rely on nomadic methods. In fact, it is impossible to rely on Han soldiers. The Qing Dynasty's Western Expedition to Junggar only had four to five thousand men, but it took a whole country to provide logistics. Hundreds of thousands of cattle and sheep were all eaten, and thousands of camels were also eaten. The protagonist's little strength is probably enough for the army to reach the sandbank and reach the sky. Simply relying on Qianhu, nomadic all the way, there is little logistical pressure, it is probably unreliable, and the combat effectiveness is not good. And if we have to attack the city later, we still can't rely on them. The logistics cost is too great.

In ancient times, sons killed their fathers, and uncles killed their nephews. Li Shimin had done many such things. The protagonist is hesitant there

I prefer the books of the late Jin Dynasty, the late Tang Dynasty, the Five Dynasties and the Ten Kingdoms. The struggle for world supremacy is actually quite interesting. I always feel that it is too boring for people who have lived through the prosperous times to slowly change. If you are tied up, it is better to break it and start over!

Author, what have you been writing these past two days? Who likes to watch family chaos? Isn't there some kind of official fighting story, where you write about how to seize power after half the chaos is over? Why don't you write more chapters? Generally, you can finish the story about seizing power in one or two chapters. Don't you think you have too many fans? Deliberately irritating

It seems that all the books written about the late Tang Dynasty take Fusheng in the late Tang Dynasty as a benchmark.

It's snowing to death. You're totally lying. The Chishui Army comes from the northwest, and the latitude is higher and colder than Luoyang. If Luoyang can freeze to death so many people, then they will all freeze to death before they reach Luoyang. It's like your army didn't freeze to death in Beijing until Luoyang froze to death. This is funny, right?

The main battlefield is in Henan. If Zhu Wen is eliminated, the world can spread the message! Jiangxi Zhongchuan is very practical. Before making a decision, you should first understand the results of the Central Plains War!

The author, a childish man and melon boy, is not enlightened and keeps scratching his head! Why are we fighting in the south? We should have concentrated our forces long ago and fought Zhu Wen decisively in Henan! Three battles will determine the world!

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In particularly remote areas, a feudal system can be adopted to seal off sons and generals. Even if the second generation rebels later, their flesh will rot in the pot!

All the family members of the Ya soldiers must be immigrated to Yunnan and Jinghai in the Western Region. The three towns in Hebei must do this. Completely eradicate the foundation of their existence, and then immigrate from the mainland to directly replace people and species. The root cause of their separatist rebellion is actually that there are too many barbarians in the local area.

I would like to suggest to the author that when fighting in the south, he should send his own son to take charge. It is very important to train successors!

During the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, nothing changed and it became more and more feudal 😭

There are shadows of "Floating Life in the Late Tang Dynasty", similar to the system of recruiting foreigners inside and outside the Great Wall, the writing and plot are excellent, it is a good series that is not popular

Will he take over Zhu Wen's queen Zhang Hui?

The fighting part looks so boring and unreal at all. It's all spoken with words. If you can't write fighting scenes, then don't write war novels. It's too boring.