The Fisherman Travels Through the Late Shang Dynasty

Without going into details about the human sacrifice ceremony, let everyone understand the justice of Zhou's destruction of Shang and the legitimacy of the Zhou Dynasty's founding ceremony.

The grandson of Houji, King Shiwei. Living in Qizhiyang, he actually started Jian Shang. (Book of Songs) Before the destruction of Shang, the Zhou people only dared to call themselves the small state of Zhou, and called the Shang Dynasty Dayi Shang. The Shang Dynasty in Dayi is thousands of miles away, so it is not easy to do it. The Mi Xu, Rui, Yu, Li, Chong, Gong, etc. That the Zhou people destroyed were all part of the Jian Shang process. Especially, the Zhou people fought very hard to destroy Chongguo, which was founded by the Shang people. Linchong Fu, Chongyong and . Use you to hook up and support, and attack with you to attack Chongyong. (Book of Songs) It is not that you rush to Dayi Shang and kill King Zhou to be called Jian Shang. King Zhou was killed, but the merchant power was still there, and the matter was not over yet.

The pig's feet don't look like modern people, and they haven't changed at all from ancient times.

Why do so many people on the Internet now refer to "war" as "war"? The word "Dazhan" originally didn't have this meaning. I thought it was a dialect at first, but it turned out that there was no place to say "Dezhan". I looked up online and said it was a typo of Jiuluoyu. Is that true? (⊙X⊙;)

To be honest, if you throw a modern person into the late Shang Dynasty, as long as he does not die from illness or other accidents, he will be a saint, a real-life immortal. As long as he solves the language problem, he can rule the world casually. This is really not a joke. It's like traveling two thousand years from the future to modern times. The technology and cultural systems we understand are not what we can imagine now. I think it's okay to rule the world in one year and develop the solar system in three years.

Go to the Shang Dynasty? I'm afraid I haven't lived enough. Except for the King of Shang, everyone else can be used for sacrifice, tsk tsk

Duke Zhou is the true saint of China. If you criticize him, you basically don't need to read it.

Brother, I recommended your book to the headlines. I hope more people will read this book. I hope you can stick to it. This book is really a good-looking novel about the Shang Dynasty.

When I was a kid, I was fishing with a hook, but the hook hit my hand and pierced a piece of flesh. I finally had to forcefully tear it off. The wound and scar are still there to this day. . . Whether you are fishing or setting off fireworks, it is best to wear goggles or a protective mask.

China is an iron-poor country. The grade of China's iron ore is only 34.5%, Which is nearly 60% compared with that of India. The grade of over 50% in Australia and Brazil is completely incomparable (pure iron oxide is only 70%). Moreover, most of China's iron ore is pyrite and pyrite. There are many harmful impurities in the ore, and high-quality hematite is less and less abundant (compared to other countries in the world). Moreover, because the melting point of iron is higher than that of copper, iron-making requires more waste fuel. It is not firewood but carbon, because firewood is not so high-temperature, and iron-making in the Shang Dynasty Technology can only smelt lump iron, which is sponge iron (all civilized iron-making technology in the world started with lump iron smelting). To smelt lump iron, one usually digs a hole in the flatland or at the foot of a mountain as a furnace, fills it with high-grade iron ore and charcoal, ignites it, and then heats it with blast air. When the temperature reaches about 1000°C, the iron oxide in the ore will be reduced to metallic iron, and the gangue will become slag. Since other unreduced oxides and impurities in the ore cannot be removed, part or most of it can only be squeezed out by forging while it is hot. There will still be more large inclusions left in the iron. Since the smelting temperature is not high, the chemical reaction is slow, and a grate is required to remove the solid product, so the output is low, labor-intensive, and labor-intensive. Although the internal heating type pottery copper smelting furnace in ancient my country is very suitable for smelting lump iron. But since there are copper smelting furnaces, why not smelt copper? The same furnace can smelt copper and iron, and the copper is actually more than the iron. Because the block of smelted iron is loose and porous before forging, it cannot be used directly and must be forged into shape before it can be used. In the Shang Dynasty, when there were only tools made of copper and stone and bone, it was necessary to search for ore, mine and process minerals. , But also to burn carbon, build furnaces and other preparations, and can only produce lump iron that is no better than bronze and has a low output. It is putting the cart before the horse. The only way is to improve the technology, by using coal mines or further smelting the coal into coke to further increase the furnace temperature and improve the iron-making furnace to make iron. Melting into molten iron increases production, and white iron and pig iron can be directly smelted to make iron products surpass bronze products. This is why after the casting technology matured in the mid-Spring and Autumn Period, society finally realized the role of iron and began to vigorously promote it. The Iron Age began during the Warring States Period. Unless the protagonist directly improves the iron-making technology and makes it directly advance for 1400 years to become a mature cast-iron technology, it will be really difficult.

Rong, Di, etc. Are all the names the Zhou people gave to the four barbarians. Here is a quote from Zhou people so that everyone can understand it better. For businessmen to serve foreigners, people who are in the fourth position are generally called a certain party. For example, Tufang, Longfang, Guifang, Qiongfang (Shanggongxiakou) in the northwest The top ten archaeological discoveries in 2023, the Zhaigou site in northern Shaanxi. Let's take a look at how strong some Rong people were in the late Shang Dynasty. The Zhaigou site in northern Shaanxi has been discovered to contain a large area of ​​rammed earth building foundations, large tombs, small cemeteries, copper casting remains, general residential sites and other relics with different functions. They are densely distributed on different adjacent hills, covering an area of ​​about 3 million square meters. The unearthed pottery models have fine patterns, mature craftsmanship and various types, showing that the local area has developed bronze casting technology and capabilities; a large number of tombs of high-level nobles in the Shang Dynasty, especially 11 large A-shaped tombs, have been discovered, filling the gap in large tombs with tombs in the Shang Dynasty outside the Yin-Shang cultural circle.

Scissors: It should be Zhou Li scissors. Zhou was the rebellion of the border towns, and the so-called Zhou Li was that the rebels of Zhou killed the federal boss Shang and came out to raise the flag, but everyone refused to obey Zhou, so Zhou made a set of Zhou (ethics, similar to the American Declaration of Independence) etiquette. It took several generations of talent to slowly eliminate the Shang, and Zhou only became orthodox. For example, it is possible that after the demise of the Shang Dynasty, the nobles of the Shang Dynasty fled to Shu to jointly develop Sanxingdui with the Sichuan people, and were later unified by Zhou Li.

Including those that have been lost or damaged, based on the unearthed oracle bone inscriptions of Emperor Xin, it was found that Emperor Xin used human sacrifices for divination and sacrifice more than once. For example, "Oracle Bone Inscriptions Collection 629" records that Emperor Xin used 60 human sacrifices ("thirty ministers and thirty concubines") for divination and sacrifice, and these human sacrifices were boiled in pots for sacrifice. And Emperor Xin cooked "thirty ministers and thirty concubines" alive at once for sacrifice and divination more than once. Di Xin's oracle bone inscriptions: Zhen Jin Geng Chen Xi uses the minister thirty, and the concubine thirty to the wife. September. ("Oracle Bone Inscriptions Collection 629") Guiyoubu, Zhenduo concubine, the minister is thirty years old, and the daughter is thirty years old. ("Oracle Collection 630")

Zhou Jian Shang is inevitable, the protagonist Gou Gou develops in Yandi

I thought it was about traveling through time while fishing, and then I saw the plot of Jiang Taigong, a master from outside the world. I didn't expect it to be the same as before. Pity

The writing is good, but it has nothing to do with the fishing guy. I thought it was a system article about the rewards of fishing. There is no system, but the protagonist has no sense of existence. His presence or absence has little impact on the story.

It's too polite, at least it's short of energy

I thought this title was about traveling through Jiang Ziya An eighty-year-old man fights a million-strong army alone A display of fishing skills by a hard-core fisherman

The writing is good, but I only finished the first copy in Chapter 88, which really drags me down.

Why did it stop? Quite pretty