Three Thousand Six Hundred States in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

Bad people. . . Is Li Tang's clan a bad guy? Is this based on the content of the anime? Bad people have a very low status. In the Tang Dynasty, people with bad records were appointed as minor officials to investigate and arrest, so they were called "bad" people and their leaders were called bad commanders. If compared with now, it is: It has responsibilities similar to those of auxiliary police, but does not have the status of auxiliary police. There is no rule as to whether there is a reward for meritorious service, it just depends on one's mood. They are just scum, just give them a chance to survive.

Personally, I feel that the general direction is good, but the method is a bit clumsy.

Are these all paid for? That's so nice to say

The book is a bit white, so it's okay if you don't have a brain to read it. But as the author, there's nothing wrong with you if you like to refresh celebrities, but you have to check their backgrounds. It's too much for a wealthy family to be a county magistrate in a corner of Sichuan, but to be ridiculed by local people.

The writing is okay, but I don't like copying poems from historical texts. After reading more than a dozen chapters here, a few poems that fit the occasion appeared, and the entire poem was not forcibly moved. Come on, come on. 😊

To me, the writing is really good. Please give it a five-star review! Come on, come on, come on, come on!

I'm extremely sorry. I'll make some changes tonight and try my best to pass the review before tomorrow. 🙏

The subsequent maps that appear again will be updated here. If there are any inaccuracies, I would like to ask the book friends to point out their hard work. Thank you very much. In addition, some book friends previously pointed out why Li Ke entered Yizhou from the south of Yizhou. Here is the author's explanation. Because Chang'an and Xishu are separated by the Qinling Mountains, Hanzhong and the Dabie Mountains, it would be more dangerous to go south directly from Chang'an and go north to Yizhou. In addition, it was not too urgent for Li Ke to take office as the governor, so he mainly focused on stability and deliberately spared a section of the road from Luoyang.

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Many thanks to the book friend for correcting me. 🙏 After repeated searches, it was determined that the Tang Dynasty did not use the solar calendar and the lunar calendar. It used the celestial stems and earthly branches calendar system with leap months, which is part of the modern lunar calendar, or part of the lunisolar calendar. In order to fit in with ancient times, some dates have been specially adjusted. 🙏

There is a chapter that is over the speed limit and I am working hard to delete it. 🙏

I feel itchy 😍

Thank you for your hard work. It is too difficult to change. Now that the cooldown is basically over, I will delete it. There are too many toll stations and it is not easy to get on the expressway. 🙏