Ming and Song

From the beginning of writing about the Northern Expedition, readers feel very frustrated. When the protagonist hits the Wei Kingdom, it is like punching the air with no use at all. When the Wei Kingdom hits the protagonist, it punches to the flesh and there is no countermeasure. We can only watch the Wei army attack first and then take advantage of them There is also the army, population, food, and artillery that have been developed for ten years. The army is evenly divided with the Wei army (now you have strengthened the Wei army to 35,000 cavalry and this is the only war) The population is better than that of Wei The food is better than that of Wei The artillery can actually be snatched and cracked by dozens of cavalry from Wei during the battle between the two armies (under cracking) And the Wei cavalry was surrounded and had no mobility, so one was worth ten? The average Northern Wei Dynasty superman per capita, right?

The content is okay, but the title is not. The content of the novel is about the Northern and Southern Dynasties. If you like this kind of novel, as long as you see it, you will basically click on it and take a look. The title of your book is both Song and Ming Dynasty. If I hadn't read the introduction and knew it was from the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties, I would have missed it.

Damn it, how did the cavalry move the cannon?

What kind of thing was written about the Northern Expedition? I'm convinced.

In the first fifteen chapters, the protagonist inquires about everything and knows everything. It's like having a God's perspective, but does nothing. Author, if you like writing like this, you might as well write an "inventory" article. Seeing the author making money, I thought that he started to cultivate power, but nothing has changed. I should eat and drink. I started writing when I was five years old and did nothing until I was nine. I might as well just start writing from the age of nine. Before I started, I became a coward and kept bragging about the power of the north. I didn't even dare to defend the tower. I didn't read the rest and couldn't stand it anymore. It feels worse than the original Liu Jun in history. It's just a shame.

Is Liu Song bad? Why did they change their country's name to Ming? Ming was the only dynasty that gave up millions of territories west of Jiayuguan without fighting. After giving up the Hetao, the actual territory was only slightly larger than that of the Song Dynasty.

What did Wuyu write? Who wants to see a close match? Isn't that the land that the white people have cultivated for more than ten years? One blast from the cannon should be invincible

The Song army in the Southern Dynasties can be divided into three categories. 1. Local rural soldiers. In the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty, 500 states and counties needed 100,000 rural soldiers to defend the city, maintain public order, deliver postage horses, and supervise the people. The monthly salary is 200 to 600 copper coins, 1 to 3 pieces of cloth per year, 30 kilograms of salt, and 30 acres of working land without tax. Not allowed to leave the station without orders. 2. Border soldiers, 200,000 households of soldiers were placed in the Hanzhong-Nanyang-Yingchuan-Chenliu-Pengcheng-Yanzhou-Jinan border of the Southern Dynasty, Song Dynasty and Northern Dynasty Wei. Each household was granted 150 to 300 acres of land, and 2 to 4 households were placed in steps. They guarded the border town for 4 months every year and brought their own military supplies. Therefore, there were 70,000 border troops guarding the border all year round. The soldiers received no wages, and they did not pay taxes when granting land. There were rewards for the Northern Expedition or for recovering lost territory. The soldiers of the government were not allowed to leave the frontier without orders. 3. The Jiankang Forbidden Army in the Song Dynasty of the Southern Dynasties selected strong soldiers under the age of 20 from localities and frontiers to train in a camp outside Jiankang for 1 to 2 years. Those who passed the test were recruited into the Forbidden Army, and their families moved to Jiankang to live. Those who were over 35 years old or retired due to injury or illness were given 600 to 1,200 copper coins per month, 3 to 6 pieces of cloth per year, 2,000 kilograms of shelled grain, and 30 kilograms of salt. Of the 100,000 forbidden troops, 15,000 will go to the frontiers to garrison for 10 to 12 months, leading and training government soldiers, and will be rewarded with garrison rotation; 10,000 will go to local areas to lead and supervise 100,000 rural soldiers for 8 to 12 months. The remaining 75,000 forbidden troops and 20,000 to 30,000 new soldiers stationed in Jiankang. In the Southern Song Dynasty, there were 100,000 forbidden troops, 100,000 rural soldiers, 200,000 provincial troops, and 30,000 new recruits, 430,000. The 200,000 provincial troops would not be rewarded without the Northern Expedition. The 100,000 rural soldiers would be paid by the local government, and the 100,000 forbidden troops and 30,000 new recruits would be paid by Jiankang. 😁🪖 100,000 100,000 forbidden troops are issued 3 million copper coins every year, 200 million catties = 2 million stones of shelled grain, 600,000 pieces of cloth, and 30,000 rock salt. 20,000 to 30,000 new recruits are issued 150,000 copper coins and 30,000 pieces of cloth every year. 100,000 rural soldiers are issued 600,000 copper coins, 300,000 pieces of cloth, and 30,000 rock salt every year. 200,000 soldiers are rewarded with hundreds of thousands of copper coins and hundreds of thousands of pieces of cloth every year. In the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty, there were more than 4 million copper coins, more than 1 million pieces of cloth, and more than 2 million stone grains 🤭 The above does not include officers and generals.

If you keep writing like this, your book will be a hit!

Before the Song Dynasty, the land in the Huaihe River Basin was sandy and had high permeability. Basically, all the salt seeped into the ground before it was dried. Therefore, sun-dried salt had never been produced in Lianghuai before the Song Dynasty. Duchong in the Song Dynasty diverted the Yellow River, causing the Yellow River to change its course. The clay from the northwest Loess Plateau rushed to the Huaihe River, covering the original land, and the anti-seepage function was strengthened. However, it also caused water to be unable to penetrate the land, and the rich land in the Huaihe River gradually became saline-alkali. From the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties to modern times, the economy of the saline-alkali Huaihe River gradually became poor and could not restore the economic achievements of the Tang and Song Dynasties. However, the saline-alkali land was suitable for salt exposure. In short, Lianghuai at that time could only boil salt and not dry it at all.