From Ruling the Liao to Becoming the Heavenly Khan

When describing the virtuous woman Xiao Pu, there are various descriptions of appearance. Every time. Although there is no specific record in history, according to the age of her husband Yelu Chun, she must be in her forties or fifties. Can you stop being so greedy?😥

I finally saw a book about the Liao Dynasty, but unfortunately it didn't write about the Jin Dynasty or Xixia, it was all about the Song Dynasty.

There is one next door that writes that the father-in-law is Genghis Khan, and another one that writes about growing and annexing Xiliao in Xiliao. The results are very good. This shows that readers now have no objection to which ethnic regime they started in. As long as the writing is good, logical and reasonable at the same time, the results will not be bad.

Write it carefully, and then lead people to destroy the Song Dynasty, snatch the palace beauties of the Song Dynasty, and let Wan Yangou run to the south to continue to snatch

Let's change the evaluation of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty in the first two chapters. It is at least one of the orthodox dynasties and is recognized, which can easily cause controversy.

There is no doubt about the combat effectiveness of Jin>Mongolia>Liao>Xixia>Song. The reason why Jin was defeated was because there were too few Jin people. If the Jin soldiers had a cavalry raid of thousands of people, they would be invincible at that time. However, the territory ruled by the Jin Dynasty was not proportional to the number of Jin people. In the battle against Mongolia, the Jin soldiers could no longer gather to fight with the strongest combat power. They were defeated in one place and everywhere. The defeat of the Jin people came from time, and the latecomers caught up. The defeat of the Liao was due to regional and ethnic issues. The Liao did not have a cultural subject in its own subjective sense, and it also tried to fight for orthodoxy with the Song Dynasty. It was already placed at an inferior position. Coupled with internal problems and corruption, it took the wrong path from the beginning. Mongolia learned from the experience of the Liao Dynasty, established a hierarchical system, divided people into equal parts, and established an internal invincible position from the beginning. The upper class will consciously oppress the lower class in order to maintain their high rank. After the lower class succeeds, they will in turn join the oppressors in order to better implement their power, creating an invincible system. The only way to break this system is through time. Over time, some upper-class people lose their power to lower-class people and take the initiative to break down this hierarchical system from top to bottom.

Just start with Daliao, I support you! Write well. It is said that there are still many people in Central Asia who translate China as "Great Khitan Kingdom, Peach Blossom Stone Kingdom, and Daliao". Alas, I am really timid.

There are too many problems in this book 1 Titles, adults are big and adults are short 2 Measurement units, currency units are extremely confusing Readers of historical novels are not here to see you writing mindless and cool articles Of course, if you think this is enough, then write like this

Why does the author always write about official adults? The term "adult" probably only became popular in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, right?

Liao: The oath of the Chanyuan Alliance is here every word. You can deceive the country, but you cannot deceive the sky. The Liao Kingdom is willing to become a vassal and will always be the Pingfan of the Song Dynasty. Jin: The Mongols destroyed the country for forty years, as well as the Xixia. The destruction of the Xia will definitely affect me. My death must be in the Song Dynasty. Dead lips and cold teeth are natural principles. If you are connected with me, what is for me is also for him.