Live History: Starting by Selling a Princess
历史直播：从卖公主开始
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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This is neither official history nor unofficial history! This is the history of marketing numbers!
Crazy Shufen, the plot is extremely childish, even unofficial history is not enough and it has to be made up on the spot
Is the introduction a crime? Sold? Sold, human trafficking? Brother, change the subject. At the very least, don't break the law.
If you haven't studied history, the system of princes-in-law in the Ming Dynasty originated from Yongle. Hongwu's princes-in-law were all selected from the descendants of high-ranking officials. The prince-in-law Mei Yin could even lead troops. If the murdered Ouyang Lun was an empty prince-son-in-law with no real power, how could he be so greedy that he would be beheaded. Li Shanchang's only living son was the consort.
Starting point to review Akaashi who grew up?
Aren't princesses just high-end goods in the hands of a group of emperors?
Probably a newcomer, the ideas are interesting, but the rhythm is very confusing. For example, the section about the class reunion is unclear, and I don't know why I wrote it.
The live broadcast started from selling the author to Myanmar. Nothing wrong
Liu Bei is outrageous
Wei and Wu together had more than 10 million people, but in the end they were unified by Liu Bei, who had a total population of only a few hundred thousand. Liu Bei, who was chased everywhere by Cao Cao, was said to be unbelievable. This difficulty is even comparable to the founding of China.
Stop saying that Douyin is also unofficial history, that's bullshit.
Unofficial history is a customary term, not a formal classification in historical books. It generally refers to notes, historical biographies, miscellaneous records, etc. Written by private individuals that record historical facts. The contents of unofficial histories are mostly anecdotes that the authors have seen, witnessed or heard from hearsay, which are often not found in authentic historical books. Although the records of unofficial histories are full of considerable errors and misinformation, this cannot conceal the true side of history they reflect. They contain a large number of details of all aspects of social life that are difficult to see in formal history books. They can provide another perspective for future generations to understand history, and therefore have their own extraordinary value. Mr. Lu Xun valued unofficial history very much, and even believed that if you want to correctly understand the truth of Chinese history, you must read the unofficial histories of the past dynasties.