The Southern Dynasty Will Not Be in Chaos, and the Wubao World Will Be Peaceful

I can't stand it when I see the Sima family. The protagonist must be backlashed. It writes about the characteristics of a hero, but do you know what a hero is? In order to win in his life, Cao Cao can massacre cities, cannibalize people, dig graves and steal treasures, can unjustly kill people to calm the morale of the army, and can destroy him as long as he doesn't get what he wants. For his own goals, he can do all kinds of evil things, but the protagonist really doesn't have it, so write the system well.

In fact, after eliminating the soldiers' fear of the Hu people, the good equipment under the protagonist's command will at least not be a problem against the elite Hu people 1 vs 2.

The eldest son Liu Yifu: the second emperor of the Liu Song Dynasty, lived to be 19 years old and was murdered by powerful officials. After Liu Yu's death, he succeeded to the throne and was soon deposed as King of Yingyang and subsequently killed. Historically known as Shao Di of Song Dynasty. The second son, Liu Yizhen, was granted the title of King of Luling. He lived to be murdered by powerful ministers when he was 18 years old. When he was a young emperor, he was deposed as a commoner and was killed soon after. He was given the posthumous title of King Xiaoxian. Third Son Liu Yilong: The third emperor of Liu Song Dynasty, he lived to be 47 years old and was killed by the prince. He was first granted the title of King of Yidu, and was later proclaimed emperor, creating the "Government of Yuanjia". His temple name is Taizu and his posthumous title is Emperor Wen. The fourth son, Liu Yikang, was granted the title of King of Pengcheng. He was killed by the emperor at the age of 43. He became a Situ, a minister, and the governor of Yangzhou. He once took charge of the government and was later deposed and killed by Emperor Wen of the Song Dynasty. The fifth son, Liu Yigong, was granted the title of King of Jiangxia. He was tortured and killed at the age of 53. He rose to the rank of Taizai. When the emperor was deposed in the former Song Dynasty, he conspired to depose the emperor and was dismembered and killed. All 16 sons were also killed in two civil strife. Sixth son Liu Yixuan: King of Fengnan County, committed suicide at the age of 40. He participated in quelling Liu Shao's rebellion. Later, he failed in his rebellion and was arrested. He committed suicide in prison. The seventh son, Liu Yiji, was granted the title of King of Hengyang. He died at the age of 33 due to excessive drinking and debauchery in order to protect himself. He was promoted to the general of Zhengbei. After Liu Yikang was deposed, he drank all day long and died.

There are more than a thousand followers and golden fingers, but you still need to shrink back and act like a turtle. Wow, this protagonist is really good.

Come on, I hope Wubao will spread all over the world

In the 30th year of Yuanjia (453), Prince Liu Shao murdered his father and usurped the throne, killing Emperor Wen Liu Yilong (the third brother of Liu Yifu). Liu Yilong's third son, Liu Jun, launched an army to attack. Liu Yuanjing led 13 people including Zong Cui and Xue Andu to attack the culprit, killed Liu Shao, and assisted Liu Jun in ascending the throne. Later, he served as the leading general, added the Sanqi Changshi to quell the rebellion of Liu Yixuan (Liu Yifu's sixth brother), and served as the Husband General and Yongzhou Dazhongzheng. Liu Jun was jealous of many people and was extremely cruel when he was in power. Although Liu Yuanjing was extremely favored and respected, he was still worried about harming himself. King Liu Yigong of Jiangxia and other ministers were suspicious and fearful, and they never dared to communicate privately. When Liu Jun was critically ill, Liu Yuanjing, together with Jiangxia King Liu Yigong and Master Pu Sheyan, accepted the imperial edict and assisted the prince Liu Ziye (the former deposed emperor) and became the minister of Gu Ming. After Liu Jun's death, Liu Yigong, Liu Yuanjing and others all said to each other: "I was saved from violent death today." But Liu Ziye, who came to the throne at the age of sixteen, was a super tyrant Miao. He was crazy about incest, killed ministers at will, imprisoned uncles in the palace for a long time, and beat and humiliated him in every possible way. Liu Yuanjing, Master Yan and others lived in terror every day, plotting to depose the emperor and make Liu Yigong (the fifth brother of Liu Yifu) the emperor. They gathered day and night, but could not make a decision for a long time. In order to gain the support of the army, Liu Yuanjing told Shen Qingzhi (a famous general who will also appear later in this book) about the abolition. Shen Qingzhi had always been at odds with Liu Yigong, and had an old grudge with Uncle Yan, so he reported the matter to Liu Ziye. Liu Ziye personally led the Yulin Army to kill Jiangxia King Liu Yigong and his four sons. He sent another envoy to summon Liu Yuanjing, and his entourage told him that he was "excellent in weapons". Liu Yuanjing knew that a disaster was coming, so he said goodbye to his mother first, then dressed in court clothes and took a car to answer the call. When he went out, he met his brother Liu Shuren, a chariot and cavalry commander. He was dressed in military uniform and brought dozens of people to come to him and asked him to refuse to obey the edict. Liu Yuanjing tried hard to persuade Liu Shuren not to cause trouble, as he had already made his own ideas. When he walked out of the alley, the army arrived, and Liu Yuanjing got out of the car and was killed. He looked calm and was sixty years old. Liu Yuanjing's eight sons, six younger brothers and nephews were all killed. Only his youngest son Liu Chengzong and grandson Liu Zuan were spared because they were still pregnant. In the second year, Liu Yu, king of eastern Hunan, killed Liu Ziye and became emperor, namely Emperor Ming of the Song Dynasty. Shortly after Emperor Ming ascended the throne, he issued an edict to rehabilitate Liu Yuanjing and restore him to his original position. He also gave him a posthumous gift of Taiwei, thirty swordsmen, one each for Yu Bao and Gu Chuang, and was given the posthumous title of "Zhonglie". Author's comment: Liu Yuanjing is not a hero after all. He is still a bit rigid and lacks decisiveness. What he needs is a wise master like Liu Yifu😁! In such a chaotic environment in the Southern Dynasty, it is sad to die so miserably in the end. Liu Yifu in this book will change the pattern of the Southern Dynasty so that loyal ministers and generals like Liu Yuanjing can die a good death!

The masterpiece has been collected and followed, keep up the good work!