The Jingnan Campaign in the High Tang

Why did the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty last for 8 years, and An Lushan died in one year? But after An Lushan died, they (Hebei wealthy group) pushed out his son, and after his son died, they pushed out Shi Siming. In a word: People's hearts have changed. Once many things are forced to the point where people have to change, no matter what rectification methods you try to use, it will be useless. It can no longer be pulled back. At this height and level, it is a real fight to the death.

There is always a dark side in the stories of prosperous times, which makes it a bit depressing. The starting point of the protagonist seems to be very high (Prince Ning, nephew of the emperor), but Li Longji's dynasty has special characteristics, and the process of rising to power will be very difficult (it is not impossible, the Tang Dynasty has always been full of clan ministers and generals). There is also the issue of the development of the protagonist's rivals. An Lushan should have been appointed as Jiedushi. According to the introduction, the protagonist is going to take over Wang Zhongsi. How do he plan to take over? Marry Wang Zhongsi's daughter? No matter how you take it on, you will face competition from big names such as Guo Ziyi, Li Guangbi, and Ge Shuhan, which is not easy. The third is the attitude towards the nobles. The royal family and the nobles themselves are in opposition, especially Li Tang who has been suppressing the nobles. If the protagonist does not get the support of the nobles, he will inevitably go to the opposite side. In any case, it is better than going up to Yang Guifei to kill Emperor Ming of Tang Dynasty at every turn. The logic is, speed up appropriately. After reading this posture for a hundred chapters, you may not be able to meet the military power. Oh, there is also a female protagonist. It seems that there is a female protagonist (a story of the prosperous Tang Dynasty would not be appropriate without a woman), but I can't tell whether it is intended to be a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists? The heroine who appears now has a lower status. If her status and background are not reversed, it would be more reasonable to marry a real wife.

The Anshi Rebellion and the Jingkang Disgrace are really two major issues in ancient history.

The author seems too tired to write, and there is a high chance that he will tell the truth when he writes like this.

Map of the Battle of Yanmen Pass

Today's readers don't like your orthodox writing style. They should write about justice in Hebei Province, about who wins in Xiangji Temple and who is the official army, about how to massacre the nobles and how to write about soldiers becoming emperors.

The name of the 108th Lane in Chang'an is complicated. For the location of the lanes appearing in the article, you can refer to this picture:

I have never understood how the 4,000 cavalrymen from Huihe could influence the situation of the battle during the Anshi Rebellion. Is it worth exchanging the women and money of Quan Chang'an (later changed to Luoyang)? There should be a lot of cavalry in the Tang Dynasty

It's boring to watch this for a long time without discovering the main plot and protagonist plan. No wonder I was fucked to death by a eunuch. It's just pure fw.

The essence of the Anshi Rebellion was that a villain forced the local generals to rebel. Li Longji was so suffocated in his later years that he killed three sons in one day. In addition, Hebei had always collected heavier taxes than other places. This was the reason why the Anshi Rebellion lasted so long. The powerful families in Hebei hated the Tang Dynasty.