Jin Zhou Chun Qiu

It was still unrealistic to replace the Zhou royal family during the mourning period. The mainstream social understanding at that time was still "struggle for hegemony" rather than "unification." Social productivity is not enough to support a unified bureaucratic empire, and the feudal system will be the main method of governance for the next hundreds of years. If Jin and Zhou could live to 70 years old in this life, the limit of what they could achieve is probably the following: Northern Expedition to Rongdi, continued to reclaim the Taiyuan Basin, and used Jinyang as a base (today's Taiyuan) to further occupy the Datong Basin. Attack Bai Zhai and Qin to the west to stabilize Jin's territory in Hexi. At this time, the Qin State was rejected by the countries in the Central Plains. If there is a chance, it can take back Zongzhou's hometown, which is the Guanzhong Plain. But large-scale development is impossible. If it becomes the Guanzhong granary of the Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties in the future, large-scale water conservancy projects will be needed. If this condition is not met, it can only be left to future generations. To the east, you can push to the north of the river. To put it simply, it means pushing the national border directly to the edge of Qi, and all the Rong and Di in the middle will be thrust out. The last and most important point is to go south. In fact, during this period, Chu State had clearly separated from the rule of the Zhou Dynasty and did not recognize the Zhou Dynasty's destiny. As the overlord of the Central Plains and the leader in repelling the barbarians, the Jin State must defeat the Chu State in order for other countries to recognize the Jin State's hegemony. Historically, although the Jin State defeated the Chu State, it was unable to cause decisive harm to the Chu State due to the intensification of civil strife. The Chu State only temporarily stopped its plan to go north and focused on the development of the south. If Jin and Zhou could reconcile their conflicts, gather the princes to go south, drink the horse river, force the King of Chu to dethrone, surrender to the King of Zhou again, and even cede the territory of the Han River Basin to allow Jin and Zhou to re-establish the southern defense line (buffer zone). Then his dominance would be at its peak, and he would be the absolute No. 1 Tyrant in the Spring and Autumn period. If you really want him to be promoted to the throne of Zhou Dynasty, relying on his achievements in unifying China, avenging King Zhao, and getting some auspiciousness from Fengming Qishan, as the leader of the princes surnamed Ji, it would be helpful for King Zhou to give in. That's probably it

The character design is off the charts. As a major figure, even after the death of Emperor Zhou, they didn't support you. When you ascended the throne, they still supported 500 people. What kind of protagonist did you write? The Jin State was still a prince with the surname Ji, so what good could it do if it made the Emperor of Zhou so embarrassed? Abandon the article

The writing was good at first, but then he went crazy and asked a group of girls, maids, and palace maids to train, and then killed two of them. I was confused. What about the modern education you received, author? At the very least, does war make women go away? They are a group of women who all do the work of serving people. Not to mention their fighting power and fighting will, just physical strength, she is not good at it. You are not even as good as the ancient feudal lords. I really can't understand how much fake wine you drank.

I was really convinced by the author, and after reading about twenty chapters, it was okay to copy something from Confucius or Xunzi at the beginning, but then there were things like adviser, magistrate, guard, captain, team member... There were no words with the same meaning at that time. The protagonist had to "invent" a modern word, and the drama was played in one second. In the end, he copied some Arabic numerals, and personally commanded the training of soldiers and maidservants, True Six. Don't you write stories so that people can read them? Any kind of stitching monster is a small problem, but when it comes together, it becomes a big problem.

1. Reform the county system and private land ownership in the territory. 2. Vigorously develop agriculture, improve agricultural tools, increase grain production (retting, careful work, seed selection, and cultivate hybrid grains), breeding, animal husbandry, etc. 3. Cultivate officials and develop education. 4. Encourage commerce and exchange state-owned properties such as salt, wine, and state hotels for food reserves. 5. Research and develop crossbows and standardize production lines. 6. Secretly train Hufu cavalry and light cavalry, Wei Wuzu heavy infantry, and Tiefutu heavy cavalry, and take them out to train and fight against Chang Di, Chi Di, Bai Di, Qiu You, Feigu, Xianyu, Quyan, Yiqu, Wushi, Zhai, In the nomadic tribes of Xirong, Pi, Mianzhu, Bao, Xi'an, Pingzhou, and Shu, all the tribal leaders and nobles were exterminated. The women of the tribe were given to soldiers as concubines, while the men built roads, shot arrows, and rode horses, and the strong young ones served as servants. 7. Reform the official system, separate military and political affairs, make the judiciary independent, move the families of military generals and senior officials to live in the capital, and launch a three-province and six-ministry system. 8. A group of younger brothers such as Laqi, Lu, Song, Wei, Cao, Zheng, Xue, Qi, and Teng sent envoys to join the alliance of Yan, Chen, Xu, Ju, Zhongwu and other countries. In the name of Emperor Zhou, they divided the army into three groups to destroy Qin. Let Wu, Yue, and Zhongli contain Chu from the rear. 8. After the Qin Dynasty was destroyed, confidants were sent to manage it, prisoners of war were sent to labor camps for three years, and young and old veterans were incorporated into the servant army. 9. Two years later, Chu was destroyed. 10. Send diplomats to talk to small countries about canceling their country titles. Attached. 11. Let the Emperor of Zhou abdicate. The name of the country: Zhou, the name of the year: Tianqi, and he was called the First Emperor. Starting from Xia, the document records the number of years in China, followed by the reign of the king. 12. Move the capital. 13. All the nobles and officials were captured in Luoyang, granted titles, assigned houses, arranged for historical records to be made, the next generation of children to receive new education and training, and arrangements for the appointment of new county magistrates, who would be promoted, transferred or dismissed for a term of 5-8 years. 14. Recuperate and recuperate. 15. Educate the next generation well. He died at the age of 28 and reigned for 14 years. Posthumous title: Wen, historical name: Emperor Wen of Zhou

As title

No matter how well-trained a soldier you are, this is your first time on the battlefield. How you will perform is still unknown. The protagonist is so sure that he can defeat the battle-hardened veterans on the opposite side. It is better to go on the battlefield by yourself and not leave yourself a way out. This is not how you want to accumulate political prestige. Of course, Kai Jiangzhi will pretend that I didn't say that.

What can I say, overall the writing is pretty good. But "the lower king uses his own ability, the middle king uses the strength of others, and the superior king uses the wisdom of others." Originally, Jin Aogong was a middle-ranking king, but after being time traveled, he became a middle-low king. He did not like to listen to opinions and only liked to listen to the praise of his subordinates. He was not happy when others did not praise him. If Wei Zheng had been under his command, he would have been beheaded long ago. In addition to being able to make counterweighted trebuchets and other things that travel through the metropolis, his emotional intelligence is worrying. But this just reflects that the time traveler was not a person who did big things before time travel, and it is also consistent with the personality of most time travellers.

On the one hand, the protagonist hopes that the Qing clan will be loyal, support the public clan, and promote the idea of ​​a monarch and his ministers. On the other hand, he has no respect for his own clan clan, the Emperor Zhou, and does not even pay for his funeral. Yu Gong, before you righteously criticized the ministers of the Jin Kingdom for not abiding by etiquette and law, and you yourself promoted the monarch and his ministers, aren't these the same as farts in the eyes of the Qing clan below? If you don't comply yourself, how can you expect others to comply? In private terms, Emperor Zhou has taken in three generations of your family, why don't you even repay the favor?

Marrying a wife is a little pretentious. It is better for the author to let the protagonist be gay than to build a memorial arch here. If you want to maintain modern concepts, why don't you commit suicide? How does the protagonist use modern concepts to control slaves?

Gold grows on the ground, so I take it for granted that there is grain, so I might as well write a system article. There is no grain, and there is no economy or logistics. I just think that there is enough food to distribute, and I think that there is enough food. I just reform and govern at will. I am a pure novice. The key is not as good as other people's system articles. At least they have a reasonable reason to distribute food. What about this article?

Come on, brother, this period is the last chance for the Jin government to make a comeback. Support you

No, this is just an ordinary book, without vision

This is not as good as choosing the Zhi family, Zhao family, and Wei family to start the game, and layout the Jin or Dai Jin in advance. 🙂There are more than one Duke of Jin killed by his ministers.

This is intended to be written about how he was still a third-rate monarch who was controlled by others when he was thrown into the street!

In the first chapter, he died of poisoning. At the beginning, he copied the Analects of Confucius and said it was his own life experience?

The little one swallows the big one, but he doesn't believe in the same clan! Depending on the surname, the three families were promoted! The inevitability of employee selection, if internal contradictions are greater than external contradictions, they will surely perish!

Throughout the history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the only thing that is regrettable is Prince Jin. As the only one in the history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty who could lead Zong Zhou into another situation, he died young and became the second prince deposed by Zong Zhou in the past 800 years. There is really too much sadness and unwillingness to say. History, reading epics, and recommending my own books. Thanks to "Jin Zhou Chun Qiu" written by Liang Xue for inspiring me to have a clearer understanding of the intrigues among clans in the Spring and Autumn Period. Finally, I wish "Jin Zhou Chun Qiu" a great sale😎

Don't say a word after finishing the book? ? ?

I feel like it's well written, I'm looking forward to the next one

Should the author update the map?

The internal and external troubles have been almost dealt with. Isn't it time to take care of the internal affairs and write down the population and land taxes?

Come on, author, this is a good book. I hope it will be finished.

The writing is very good, at least I think it is recommended to destroy Dai first and then attack Qin.

It's too watery, there are so many chapters about counterinsurgency.

Middle and upper posture🙂🙂🙂

The limitations of the author, or full order

If you want to be strong, you must ride and shoot in Hufu. In classical warfare, cavalry is invincible