I, Liu Bian, Revive the Han Dynasty for a Third Time

Liu Bian was the orthodox emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, so at most he could only be regarded as the resurgence of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Sanxing Yanhan had to undergo a lineage transfer and establish a new dynasty like Emperor Guangwu.

The situation at that time was due to the infiltration of powerful powers over the past century and the impact of the Yellow Turban Uprising. The central court's local rule had basically ceased to exist in name only. The gentry clans controlled most of the positions in the world. The central court could still exist and could only rely on three points: 1. The huge centripetal force brought by the Han Dynasty's 400 years of history, 2. The elite troops of the Northern and Southern armies of the court, and 3. The struggle for interests between clans in various places. So you see that Emperor Ling was very smart. He established the Eighth School of Xiyuan, used Jian Shuo as the commander of the military school to control the military power, and used eunuchs as minions to fight against the noble clans. He provoked infighting among the noble clans all over the world, such as the struggle between the Kansai scholars and the Kanto scholars, so he barely had some say. But this weak balance was completely broken by the arrival of Dong Zhuo. Ever since Dong Zhuo incorporated the Luoyang garrison, the Han Dynasty had been dead. Why did He Jin have to fight the eunuchs and shake Dong Zhuo? Emperor Ling loves Liu Xie. He Jin wants to keep Liu Bian's position only by uniting with the noble clans. Emperor Ling is dead, and He Jin wants to regret it? I'm afraid I want to die. So He Jin could only go all the way to the dark side, but Queen He didn't nod, and He Jin couldn't get the authorization. The Luoyang garrison eunuch group has been infiltrated for many years and has long been unreliable. So why Dong Zhuo transferred Dong Zhuo and Ding Yuan to Beijing should be for this reason. According to common sense Thinking about it, these two people are not eunuchs, and they have no foundation in the court. Logically speaking, they are just thugs, and the harm is not great. But who would have thought that the eunuch group would directly destroy them to death. Dong Zhuo directly acted out of common sense and violated the consistent rules of officialdom. Talked a lot of nonsense. When you travel through Liu Bian, the first thing you face is the issue of abolition. If you want to get the inheritance rights, you must rely on Queen He and He Jin and the noble clans behind them. But this is not enough. Once you succeed, you can only be reduced to a puppet. You must have your own supporters. Shi Changshi must die, otherwise who will pay for what happened in the past? However, you need a group of eunuchs and minions, so you need to cultivate a group of capable eunuchs to take over the power vacuum left by the death of the Shichang servants in the future. This is not enough. After all, you have no say in the outer court. You need to marry a family so that they can be used by you. It cannot be the Yuan family. They are already too strong. You can choose from the second and third sons to provoke them to confront each other in the future. However, there is a big risk in this because they are afraid that they will cross the boundary, so some loyal and brave ministers who have been proven by history are needed to guard this boundary. For example, let Huangpu Song Renzhi Jinwu take charge of the defense of the capital, and let Lu Zhiren Weiwei take charge of the palace defense. These two people One is a meritorious official who put down the Yellow Turbans, and the other is an outstanding representative among the scholars, but he is also extremely loyal. He can be used to guard the capital while dividing He Jin's power. And then use the eunuchs to control the Eighth Army of the Hospital. Basically, you will not be in too much danger to the central court. But Huangpu Song and Lu Zhi are old and will die sooner or later. You need to train a group of young people. Follow the history and recruit people, train them around you, and gradually tighten your power. I haven't thought of anything else yet

First, clean up the administration of officials Second, move elite soldiers from all over the world to the central government to implement the strategy of strengthening the weak and strengthening the weak. At the same time, select loyal ministers and good generals to innovate the military system Third, reform taxes, level firewood households, promote agriculture and consolidate the foundation Fourth, clean up slaves and regulate registration Fifth, salt and iron official camp Sixth, conquer the world Seventh, move the people to the border Eighth, open up river transportation Ninth, conquer the southern barbarians Tenth, develop the south I can only think of these for now

After Liu Xie is dead, if you continue to conquer the world, that will be called Sanxing. If you travel through time and become Liu Bian, that will be called Zhongxing of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

The current status is roughly as follows Foreign: The Silk Road is being opened and attempts are made to make the Western Regions vassal to the Han Dynasty. Domestic: Fight against powerful corruption, suppress local armed forces, and re-consolidate central power. Culturally, it also allows Taixue to play its due role. Then I personally think that the follow-up development can be like this (my talents are limited, if there are loopholes, please forgive me, and add that everyone has a friendly exchange.) Foreign relations: 1. Recovering the Western Regions, the last Han dynasty was the Ming Dynasty, but because of his Various factors are relatively conservative in the Western Regions and have little reference significance. In the Qing Dynasty, officials were exiled, while in the Han and Tang Dynasties, troops were stationed in the fields. When combined, the new law was roughly implemented to make the Western Regions consistent with the Central Plains dynasty in terms of system. Local governments could formulate relevant laws based on good customs. Anyway, we should seek common ground while reserving differences. Autonomous regions are not very realistic, and travel and logistics are not easy to solve. 2. Construction of the tribute system. It's hard to imagine that ancient Chinese dynasties would lose money in the tribute system. I'm talking about the Ming Dynasty, which just allowed interest groups to use excuses to become closed-minded (personal remarks). Modern people focus on practicality. As long as it brings benefits, I feel useful. Therefore, the Silk Road encourages trade (control still needs to keep up, be stricter, and kill the exposed ones. After all, the most daring commercial investment is to get rare goods. Is there anything else they dare not do?), And requires tributary countries to provide seeds and grain. If you can, weakening its people and weakening its country, that would be better. 3. Great voyage. Funan Foreign Object Chronicle records that the navigator Kangtai sailed to Southeast Asia and South Asia. It shows that during the Three Kingdoms period, we already had the ability to sail offshore. Watertight compartments are needed for long voyages, which can be traced back to Liang in the Southern Dynasty. If the Han Dynasty had the awareness, it should be able to conquer it. As for the use of going to those places, it has been since ancient times. Just because it's useless now, doesn't mean it won't be useful in the future. As for how to defend, exile or enfeoffment, that's up to you. As I wrote, I found that transoceanic voyages at that time were somewhat thankless, but Southeast Asia and South Asia should still bring objective benefits. 4. The farthest military scope is Central Asia and South Asia. After all, the Han army is not Mongolian. It still needs to be organized to fight wherever it fights. And these are also inseparable from the development of shipping technology. Internal: 1. Improve productivity. The ancient dynasties could not sustain much because of problems with the means of production. Therefore, improving productivity is more critical. Technological progress is the core productivity, so I don't understand some readers who don't like to read about technological progress and climb the technology tree. In the extreme, they directly abuse the author who climbs the technology tree. Although I like historical texts that are thicker and more rigorous in textual research, I also agree with reasonable exploration of science and technology. If these are not changed, the emperor will only be Emperor Xuan. Many of them are hard-written by the author. Can you imagine that without technological advancement, the army in the early Western Han Dynasty reached India. The Himalayas were not so easy to climb, and the Silk Road was not as easy to travel as imagined. The distance is there. Okay, let's explore science and technology in a reasonable way. Since I am not a science student, I don't know if the steam engine could be developed in the Han Dynasty. If it can be done, we will build infrastructure and lay tracks. Central control over local governments will be further strengthened. Powerful landlords will begin to decline, and emerging classes will rise. If not, just lay the groundwork and make some preparations for future generations. This is all personal preference, don't comment if you don't like it. The unreasonable ones can be discussed. 2. Land system. The household contract responsibility system is not suitable for ancient times. One is the output, and the other is the difficulty of management. Not all countries are Qin. The land equalization system is based on the original private land. I prefer the land equalization tax method. No matter the landlord or bureaucrat, I pay taxes. The land is taxed according to the fertile and fertile land. In fact, the author mentioned that the land transfer was similar. The land transfer was to survey the land and organize the households into households. The interest dispute involved was the struggle between the monarchy and all classes except the monarch. The chaos of the Eastern Han Dynasty had this factor, that is, the land transfer was not thorough. Emperor Guangwu never imagined that his Eastern Han Dynasty would be the Eastern Han Dynasty Kindergarten. It would not be possible if the monarchy or the central government was not strong. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were armed conflicts in the farms, and there would inevitably be armed conflicts when trying to conquer the fields. So, there were going to be armed conflicts anyway, so why not go all out. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also had this consideration in his determination to punish Guo Xie. I saw that the author mentioned Du Tian, ​​and there should be a plot in this regard in the follow-up. Fangtian's tax law is very good. After rectifying the Central Army, I think it is feasible to slowly suppress it. 3. Legal system. It's hard to imagine that corruption is not punishable by death. I'm talking about you, the Song Dynasty. It is even more difficult to imagine that a group of people with vested interests would live with the country, and I am talking about you, the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Alas, it is difficult for the legal system to be fair and just in feudal society. It has not been achieved in modern times. It can only be perfected to restrain the powerful. At least where people pay for their lives, they still have to be blocked. There must be compensation and punishment. Am I being a bit idealistic? A little capricious. 4. Seeds. People need to eat and agricultural output needs to be increased. There is no shortcut to this. Hybrid rice can't be produced at that time, so we'll have to wait and see. 5. Taixue's clear discussion must be linked to seeking truth from facts. There are problems with the imperial examination system and conscription. It will allow the class of scholar-bureaucrats to continue to grow. You have already figured out the printing technology. After making money, you need to consider the feasibility of the imperial examination system. I see that the author mentioned that counties should learn from rural areas. This should also be paving the way. It will take at least three years to implement it. Partisanship is unavoidable, even in the United States of America. But as long as the new class that is raised can share the rights of the scholar-bureaucrats, it will only expand its base and weaken its right to speak. 6. Basic welfare system. You can try to use work-for-relief to forcibly create jobs, just like the equipment upgrades we are now proposing. Roads need to be repaired and bridges need to be built. Of course, these all require money. It just depends. 7. The establishment of economic system. ... This is very complicated, and it will collapse if you don't pay attention. You can write it or not. If you don't write it, you can pass it through with a twist. If you can write it, you need to pay attention to it. You can't just spend millions of taels of silver. Now it seems a bit naive. It is very difficult to write historical articles well, especially if they must be substantial, verifiable, moderately deduced, rational, and characterization, all of which are so important that very few can write well. I personally feel that the author is doing quite well in this regard because your writing is very conservative and does not cover many areas. However, this also prevents too many problems in your article. If you continue to maintain the standard, you can become food in the hearts of our readers. I also wanted to write a historical article before, but just like the questions I raised, I couldn't solve them. I couldn't think of a way to solve these problems. Even if there were any, they would only be solved temporarily. And history is not an independent event, it affects the whole body. If Emperor Guangwu's incomplete conquest of the land was not complete, would he see the collapse of the Eastern Han Dynasty a hundred years later? Brothers can provide suggestions and have friendly exchanges, and also let the author draw inspiration

This is so outrageous. This is the first time I know that Cao Cao is actually a loyal minister. I emphasize again, I just want to express this guy's outrageousness, and I do not agree with his views. If you criticize him, don't criticize me

Reprinted from station B widezhang I marked the thirteen states in the first picture, and the second picture is more detailed.

If it is Liu Bian, it cannot be called Sanxing. Sanxing means that the emperor's lineage has been cut off, the imperial line has been lost, and then a new beginning is called Sanxing. If Liu Bian allows the Han Dynasty to rise again, it can only be called ZTE.

Liu Bei, a side branch, can be called the Sanxing Dahan. You, the authentic direct branch of the Eastern Han Dynasty, can only be called the Zhongxing Eastern Han Dynasty. Ji Han has a half-cent relationship with you, and the legal system has not changed.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty was dead. The reason why the Han Dynasty died by force was not to boast about the strength of the Han Dynasty, but to mock the Han Dynasty. A group of careerists fought every day and beat the Han Dynasty to death. All the means of production in the Han Dynasty were in the hands of powerful landowners, and the emperor could do nothing more than a tinkerer.