At the End of Jin Dynasty, Yan Was Raised and Begonia Was Cast.

It's such a classic. In the beginning, a female slave is spoiled to the point of being spoiled.

It would be more interesting to write about Murong Xianbei or Tuoba. Yuwen Xianbei is such a stinky fish and rotten shrimp.

1First class: Tuoba Xianbei among Xianbei; some are city-dwelling, and some are nomadic barbarians; they absorbed powerful Han families from Dai and formed a unique Daibei warrior group; the army has many armored cavalry and long horses. He is good at running on the road and rushing into battle; in the early Dai Dynasty, there were not many armored cavalry; but in the later period, after defeating Hou Yan and taking Hebei, he was equipped with a large number of armored cavalry troops, with no less than tens of thousands of armored cavalry; he is known as the most prosperous division and brigade; he is the first in combat effectiveness. However, Fushuidai likes to brag; he often claims to control a million strings, but this number basically needs to be divided by one hundred to get the actual number. In other words, during the Wuhu period, the Dai country had about hundreds of thousands of core tribesmen, at least tens of thousands of capable and capable troops, and the armored cavalry of various nobles' children was estimated to be hundreds or thousands. It was indeed the overlord of the grassland. When Fu Jian, who unified the north, was about to destroy Dai, he had to be cautious and send millions of troops. Of course, part of the reason was that Dai's envoys boasted that Dai's Yunzhongchuan horses spread thousands of miles, and they were not close to each other. Each ministry had 400,000 men on horseback, which shocked even the honest Fu Jian. As a result, former Qin really sent a million troops, and Dai couldn't even get tens of thousands of troops, which is also funny. [2] Xianbei of the Duan family in Youzhou; the real first-level combat force in the first group; integrated with the Han people in Youzhou very early; owned and armed a large number of armored cavalry; Zeng Tiequi broke into Hebei, and the armored cavalry rushed into the formation and swept across all directions; they defeated the Jie people, Huns, and various rebels Weeping for father and mother; in its heyday, it was basically the ceiling of Xianbei's combat power; however, a warlike attitude led to danger. After being tricked and killed several times by Shi Le, the Xianbei cavalry composed of the core noble children became increasingly rare. Later, it declined and was crushed by the powerful national power of Later Zhao. 3Murong Xianbei in Liaodong; his combat effectiveness is obviously not as good as that of Duan and Tuoba; but he has absorbed a large number of Han people from the Central Plains, which accelerated the organization and feudalization; in addition, the monarch and the ruling group are very good, and Murong's family members are all high, familiar with Military Book; at its peak, its combat power was invincible, especially the annexation of Duan clan, Yuwen clan Xianbei; and the capture of Hebei. The nobles could not ride tens of thousands. If it were not for internal glitches, they would have been basically invincible in the field. During the Wuhu period, they were the real first-class combat power among Xianbei. 4Yuwen Xianbei; basically belongs to the category of uncivilized savages on the grassland; very tough; but obviously does not have many armored cavalry and good equipment; belongs to the ancestors of the Khitan and Xi people; the tactics are more of long-distance running Xi, He and had a large number of horse archers; they did not have much organization; and the leadership of the ruling group was stretched; the Murong family had all studied Liu Tao and Sun Tzu's Art of War; the Yuwen family still used the grassland tactics to fight Murong, so they were brutally tortured many times. Second level: [5] Hetao Shanxi Five Southern Huns; the starting team of Han and Zhao Liu Yuan; they are said to be Hu people, but in fact they are basically horse infantry; when they first raised the army, their combat effectiveness was extremely low, and they were basically not good at fighting, and their combat effectiveness was similar to that of the rebel army and the refugee army; but they repeatedly fought against the Jin army's rookies, and under the training of blood and fire, their combat effectiveness was significantly improved. In addition, after capturing Pingyang and other places, the level of equipment has increased; from refugees to regular army level, the average level is ranked second and first-class; with good leaders and generals, you can still compete with Xianbei; of course, if you don't have good leaders, fighting Xianbei is just giving away food. The fighting strength of tens of thousands of Zhao soldiers before was similar to the 100,000 elite fighting strength and equipment of the Jin Dynasty before the Eight Kings' Rebellion. The Eight Kings' chaos caused the Jin Dynasty to lose its people and lose its elite, leaving only hundreds of thousands of casual soldiers. Therefore, the Southern Xiongnu were like chopping melons and vegetables. They claimed that the Huns were as good as the Jin Dynasty! 6Tiefu Xiongnu; part of the five southern Xiongnu; father Xiongnu, mother Xianbei; its basic warfare method is Mongolian warfare, characterized by warriors who are very good at enduring hardships and are good at guerrillas, raids and long-distance raids, warriors can wear meat on horseback He ran for thousands of miles, cut meat when hungry, ate and drank horse blood, wandered left and right, attacked for thousands of miles, and was good at shooting with a light bow; he was very different from the Xianbei cavalry who charged into battle; he was on the ceiling of combat power among the Xiongnu; this Mongolian style of warfare could easily torture Jie and Qiang like chopping melons and vegetables; but it lacked organization; he had a feud with Tuoba Xianbei [Northern Wei Dynasty]. In the early stage, the light archers and the Xianbei armored cavalry were pushed sideways and could not be defeated at all. Even so, Tiefu is still the ceiling among the Xiongnu. After all, not everyone can be a feud with the tens of thousands of armored cavalry of the Northern Wei Dynasty. The two sides can still fight back and forth. In order to avoid the disadvantage of light bow cavalry that are not good at frontal combat, Helian Bobo killed his old father-in-law Mo Yiqian in the later period and captured some of the barbarian Xianbei; he should have trained a small number of Xianbei armored cavalry; he also had grassland raiding bow cavalry and a small number of charge cavalry; hence he was called Father Huns and Mother Xianbei. Helianbobo sent more than a thousand troops to invade the Lishi County area of the Northern Wei Dynasty. The Northern Wei Dynasty sent thousands of troops to fight and expel them; as a result, the entire army was wiped out; this was a rare defeat in the early Northern Wei Dynasty: the evolved Heliantiefu Xiongnu was also a rare defeat in the north in the late Wuhu period. It was a country that could compete with the Xianbei Armored Cavalry of the Northern Wei Dynasty; however, after the death of Helian Bobo, Tiefu's combat power suddenly dropped to the second rate. It was no problem to defeat Western Qin, Qiuchi, and Beiliang with one hand, but it was not enough to face opponents like the Northern Wei Dynasty. 7Jie: belongs to the people who moved to Shanxi and are like the Han people and retain the customs of the Hu people. The fighting was more ferocious; among them were Xianbei, Xiongnu Ranza, and even Semu people and black Kunlun slaves. They relied on their bravery to fight some state soldiers who had no experience in battle and were equipped with crotch-high equipment like chopping melons and vegetables, but they were obviously no match for the Xianbei armored cavalry. It is garbage in the early stage; in the later stage, the country is strong and well-equipped, so it has a little bit of combat effectiveness, but it is still not good enough; it can be included in the second-tier top-level combat power, all thanks to the strong strength of the Zhao State, the many miscellaneous beasts, and the excellent equipment; especially the three thousand Black Dragon Army, the men and horses are armored, and they are armed to the teeth; with these equipments for pigs, pigs can also fight. [8] Bald Xianbei: Similar to Yuwen Xianbei; but the population of the headquarters is too small, and there are a lot of miscellaneous beards; the combat effectiveness is sometimes high, and sometimes it is extremely stretched; there is no organization at all; the ability to fight depends entirely on the small number of Xianbei noble cavalry brought from the Tuoba family, and the miscellaneous beauties are basically rubbish; they can belong to the first-class combat power in the second level. 9Di: The lowest among the Wuhu; the advantage is that they are very highly Chinese; they are basically similar to the Han people; this makes them highly organized and strict in their orders. In ancient wars, Fighting depends on the organization of the army; Fu Qin can rely on them to defeat many Xianbei cavalry and Xiongnu archers, which represents the peak combat power of the "economic army" of the classical Central Plains farming dynasty; but in a scattered state, the combat power can only belong to the second level. 10Qiang: The old Qiang people are more ferocious, and they also have many mounted infantry; however, they are more adept at infantry warfare. Compared with the loose Huns, the Qiang people are more organized; their combat power is similar to that of Jie Zahu, but their degree of Chineseization is worse than that of Di, and they belong to the second level and second rate. 11 Rouran: Rouran is the third generation of grassland hegemony that emerged after the Xiongnu and Xianbei; its rise time was in the early Southern and Northern Dynasties: but it is still included among them. Rouran was nomadic to the north of Yinshan Mountain in the early days and was a vassal of the Southern Xiongnu; it was also subordinate to the Xiongnu of the Tiefu tribe; later Tiefu Liu Weichen was defeated by Tuoba Xianbei, and Rouran became subordinate to Tuoba Xianbei. At the end of the fourth century AD, Tuoba Xianbei repeatedly sent troops to attack and plunder Mobei Dingling (Chele), which gradually led to Chile's decline and migration to the Western Regions. Mobei fell into a power vacuum. At this time, the Tuoba tribe had gone south to the Central Plains to establish the Northern Wei regime, and did not pay much attention to the grassland; Rouran decisively seized the opportunity of the grassland vacuum. , Subdued, annexed, and integrated various tribes in Mobei to form the Great Rouran tribal alliance; formed the third generation of grassland hegemony; each tribe was said to have no less than 400,000 people in control; not weak to the Xiongnu and Xianbei in their heyday, Rouran not only captured Mobei, but also wanted to compete with Tuoba Xianbei for supremacy in the Central Plains, and repeatedly sent troops to invade the borders of the Northern Wei Dynasty. Later, the Northern Wei Dynasty fought many wars with Rouran; Hua Mulan in Khan's Great War is written about this period. Rouran, the grassland hegemon of a generation, fell into decline under repeated attacks by the Northern Wei Dynasty. It was difficult to survive until the collapse of the Northern Wei Dynasty; before there was a chance to make waves, the northern Turks rose again and exterminated Rouran. Compared with the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Turks, Uighurs, Mongols and other grassland hegemons of the past dynasties, Rouran is the grassland hegemon with the least sense of existence. Comprehensive combat power: second-rate, second-rate; its tactics are Mongolian-style tactics of horseback shooting; the Northern Wei Jiaqi took over Rouran, basically chopping melons and vegetables, judging by the combat power that caused trouble to the Northern Wei when they competed with the heyday of the Northern Wei Dynasty; its combat power is similar to that of the Di and Qiang, because the organization is too loose, even worse than the Di and Qiang in their heyday. 12Ding LingCole; Chile is divided into northern and southern parts; the northern Ding Ling is mainly nomadic in the Lake Baikal area; it was originally a tribe of the Huns, and later surrendered to Xianbei, Tuoba Xianbei and other forces, and once served in Tuoba Xian Beinan went down to compete in the Central Plains, and occupied Mobei when there was a short-term power vacuum. At its peak, it was said to have 200,000 people in control of various tribes; its territory reached Suimo in the east; it extended to the Western Regions in the west, controlling the desert in the north and the Yinshan Mountains in the south. It almost belonged to the third generation of grassland hegemony after the Xiongnu and Xianbei. However, Chile had just occupied Mobei for just a few years, and when it was still in its ascendancy, Tuoba Xianbei, who was dominated by the Monan grassland, felt the threat of the imminent rise of Chile's grassland hegemony, so he decisively launched Huo Qubing's pursuit of the north. He repeatedly fought against Chile, which had not yet risen, and frequently captured and killed tens of thousands of cattle, sheep, humans, and animals, nipping the rise of Northern Chile in the bud; his back was directly broken by Tuoba Xianbei. It has to be said that Tuoba Xianbei went against the poor relatives in the grasslands. He was really a nomadic force that caused headaches for other Central Plains dynasties. In other periods, they plundered the grasslands to clear grass and valleys in the Central Plains. However, Tuoba Xianbei did the opposite and plundered the grasslands to clear grass and valleys. It can be said that they have returned to Tiangang. Anyway, the various tribes in the Mobei grassland are like cash machines to Tuoba Xianbei, and they often go to poor relatives to borrow money. From Ding Lingzhile to Rouran, it can be said that two generations of grassland hegemony were forcibly abolished by Tuoba Xianbei; Tuoba Xianbei's purpose of conquering the grassland was first to solve the problem of military expenditure and food, and to compete with the Southern Dynasty. The tribes maintained too many troops, and when they could not support them, they could only eat on the grassland; During the period of the Badai Kingdom, the grasslands, or Monan grasslands, were always regarded as forbidden; they would never allow other grassland hegemons to rise in Mobei and Monan to threaten their rear; if the competition in the Central Plains was unfavorable, they could retreat to Mobei and establish a grassland hegemony similar to the Xiongnu and Xianbei to compete with the Central Plains. Some of the Chile tribes were assimilated by Tuoba Xianbei; some were sold directly to the southern countries as slaves; a large number of Chile people who migrated and moved inland before lived in Hebei; this is Nan Chile [Ding Ling] : Chile also participated in the battle for the Central Plains, and its leader Qu established the [Qu Wei] regime; it could also compete with Hou Yan in Hebei, and compete with Jin in Henan in the south; its combat power is very good; However, the organization was loose, and Hebei did not have the ambition to be powerful. In addition, regardless of equipment, tactics, or the quality of the soldiers, they were no match for Xianbei. They were eventually driven out of the Central Plains and moved to Shanxi. They were immediately annexed by Murong Xianbei of Xiyan. Finally, some of the remaining troops were taken over by Tuoba Xianbei. In the end, most of them died as Xianbei servants in the struggle for hegemony with the Southern Dynasties. Some of them were assimilated into the Han nationality together with Tuoba Xianbei. Comprehensive combat strength: second level and third rate. 13Wuwan: Also known as Wuhuan; his tactics are light bow shooting without armored cavalry; his combat power is mediocre, and he was slaughtered once by Boss Cao in the early days; later he was slaughtered again by Xianbei of various tribes. By the Wuhu period, he was basically reduced to a miscellaneous barbarian, and his population was scattered all over North China. Comprehensive combat strength: second level and fourth rate. Third gear: 14]: Lushuihu; a minority group that migrated to Hetao and Hexi areas very early; originally a nomadic herder, by the Wuhu period, it was basically a semi-agricultural economy; and it is said that it was Hu, in fact, most of the Lushuihu tribes have a very high degree of Chineseization; for example, the Juqu tribe is comparable to the heirlooms of Chinese poetry and calligraphy, at least its leaders have a very high level of education and are very loyal, righteous, etiquette and wisdom; Juqu Mengxun is also considered a heroic leader of the generation, and later founded Northern Liang. Therefore, Lu Shuihu has a very high degree of organization, and can almost be regarded as a Han government in the Central Plains; its tactics are mainly light infantry and archers; with a small amount of light armored cavalry, it inherits the tactics of the farming dynasty. The top rank in the third level of combat power was finally completely assimilated into the Han people. 15Qiu Chi Wudu Di: The combat power is garbage as you can imagine; the organization is a bit bad; but he has been unable to defeat the state and county armies that have been slightly trained in the past, but he is still considered to be the best in the third level. Tuyuhun: Originally a Xianbei unit, there were a small number of aristocratic children who formed an iron cavalry to fight against plateau miscellaneous beasts and Nanshan Qianghu like chopping melons and vegetables; but the organization was too loose, and in the early stage they were basically wild monsters. Xianbei and Huns from all walks of life used him as an experience pack; when they ran out of money and food, they often went to Qinghai to fight Tuyuhun, killing tens of thousands and capturing hundreds of thousands of cattle and sheep. Tuyuhun also belongs to Xianbei; he is good at charging head-on. It's not that he is not strong in combat; but he is located in the vast plateau and is grazing dispersedly. His organization is too stretched, and he has no organization at all. If someone else comes up and sneaks into the lair with a fine cavalry attack, Tuyuhun can be defeated. Later, during the Achai period, Tuyuhun's national power gradually became stronger, and it absorbed Han craftsmen. After it began to become feudal and centralized, it had a certain standing army and organization, as well as a small number of armored cavalry. Its combat power was upgraded to the second level, and it could even compete with the Northern Wei Dynasty in Shaxi, the Western Region. During the Wuhu period, the combat power was in the third and second tier. Shi people: Sichuan and Guizhou tribe; Shibu is very famous; good at climbing rocks and ridges, walking in the mountains and forests like flying, and walking on cliffs like walking on the ground; however, this is all they have; the organization is loose, fighting with the wind is a mess, fighting against the wind is a mess; they belong to the servant army, cannon fodder level, and a fighter among the garbage. Let's talk about it here: There are differences in the fighting methods of Xianbei and Xiongnu; therefore, during the Wuhu period, the fighting power of the two sides was very different. The Huns are purely nomadic and have no organization at all; they rely on the temporary recruitment of a large number of mounted archers; they are good at running thousands of miles; the Mongolian horses have strong endurance, and the grassland warriors are hard-working and can shoot their bows from the left and right; they can make this kind of light cavalry come and go like the wind; when the enemy is stationed, we harass; when the enemy is chasing, we retreat; when the enemy retreats, we chase; later Rouran, Turkic, Khitan, and Mongolian warfare methods are all from this system. In fact, the light bow does not have much lethality. If the enemy infantry is well-equipped and arrives in a chariot formation, there is no way. Since the light cavalry is unarmored, it will even be easily counterattacked by the infantry crossbowmen. The main tactics are to harass, plunder, and disturb the grain roads. The ancients commented on this kind of cavalry: They are brave and like to fight, endure hunger, thirst and hardship, and ride up and down rock walls like flying. The rivers are crossed without boats and horses. [Their soldiers are "good for bows and arrows, but clumsy for swords and halberds", "good for banditry, but short for defense", "good for cavalry fighting, but frustrated for foot battles", "every bow and cavalry gather violently, and attack large formations", "light but not uniform, greedy and unaffiliated, unwilling to give in to each other in victory, and not to save each other in defeat." When the Xiongnu rose in the early days; the Han army Although there are few cavalry, they are all noble armored cavalry [liangjiazizi of six counties] with a small number of rangers; they are extremely elite. If the two cavalry are fighting head-on, the Xiongnu bow cavalry is a wave of kneeling and cannot compete with the cavalry head-on. The rise of Xianbei actually inherited the Han army's warfare; a small number of aristocratic men and horses were equipped with armor; when they entered the Central Plains later, they were replaced with luxurious iron armor and equipment. It is said to be a nomadic tribe, but it is actually a Donghu tribe. In the early days of the Xianbei Mountains, the tribe relied on gathering and fishing; that is, the Jurchen and Jin people's Tiefutu warfare method; fishing, hunting and gathering required a strong organization, which made the Xianbei people naturally have a certain degree of organization. Then they came into contact with the Central Plains and began to become feudal. After having craftsmen, the Xianbei nobles were equipped with elite armored cavalry, both men and horses, with long spears and armed to the teeth. ["The douchi is extremely strong, with both eyes exposed, and the men and horses are armored, so guns and arrows cannot penetrate it." "If you block the wall and rush forward, the troops will not be able to stop it, and you will win every time you get there."] [Winning is not pursued, defeating is not chaotic, the whole army is behind, advance repeatedly, perseverance and persistence] He is very good at urging the front to attack the cavalry, and he is extremely restrained by the grassland cavalry. If the opponent is an elite infantry with complete armor, he can forcefully charge into the formation. For this reason; the Southern and Northern Dynasties were the peak period of the development of armored cavalry, and they were the undisputed kings on the battlefield. Liu Yu was able to defeat 30,000 Xianbei cavalry and Zahu archers with his elite infantry formation. It was a complete defeat, not a defeat!

Don't be a stud, don't be a noob, write more seriously, you have to remember that you are here to fight for hegemony, not to fall in love. It's okay to write less about women, but don't be brainless, those routines are not attractive anymore, you can refer to the Weird Tales of the Northern Qi Dynasty, don't be childish, I will give you the tickets if you have them‼

I don't understand why everyone is talking about Xiang Yu being trapped in Gaixia, as if this ancient battlefield in the Central Plains is destined to be a disaster for us. Twenty years ago, I embarked on a journey from Xuzhou and started the second northern expedition, and the Chinese autumn leaves and crabapples were unified. Wherever he went, the people wholeheartedly welcomed him, and he really took advantage of the opportunity. The state of vitality and all things flourishing was still before his eyes. In just twenty years, has this place changed and become our burial place?

There is a 100% chance that there will be no results. The first three golden chapters are very toxic, and the subsequent writing style is even less suitable for watching. The data will tell the author, look at what others have written.

Disgusting😰😰😰Dogs are better than barbarians

In the name of grassland herdsmen, it turns out that he is still playing with technology and doing business.

The writing is good, but the little maid and the woman from the aristocratic family gave me the feeling of dreaming back to 10 years ago. I'd better change it.

The author generates electricity for love! I think he could finish his last book without charging a fee.

There were barbarians in ancient times, but after brutal integration, they are now all Chinese.

The title of the book is not pleasant, and it feels a bit girly. You may consider changing it to: How does Tian Khan feel starting from the end of Jin Dynasty?

Author, hold on and continue writing until the great unification is completed.

I thought there was finally a book about the Murong family 😅

The Xiongnu Emperor is probably the first book I've read about ethnic minorities entering the Central Plains.

The biggest problem is behavioral logic. Speculation is necessary when there is no foundation and there is no choice. The Sinicization of the Hu tribe has a long history and has had several good endings. The ancients were not fools. They took advantage of the chaos of the Eight Kings and imitated the people of the two Jin Dynasties in order to bring great chaos and great order.

Historical themes require a long fermentation period. If life is stressful, don't embarrass yourself. If you have ideas, stick to them. I have been a bookworm for more than ten years and am quite picky about reading. Although the writing is really good, I may not have enough qualifications and still have to endure it.

The bloodiest novels of the two Jin Dynasties and the most brutal novels of the Five Dynasties were written as if they were written in the peaceful and prosperous times. I thought they were set in the Song Dynasty.

The protagonist Yuwen Xianbei has a strong sense of Daliao. He first built a city in Daning (Daning is the Dading Prefecture in Zhongjing), and then built a capital north of the Liao River in the west. This is obviously Linhuang Mansion in Shangjing. It has a strong flavor of Daliao. I hope it won't be unfinished. It seems that this work can't be signed.