Liu, Guan, and Zhang: Restoring the Han Dynasty in Westeros

Martin said that the area of ​​Westeros is equivalent to South America, and the Seven Kingdoms in the traditional sense is equivalent to Brazil🇧🇷, which is larger than the traditional Han Dynasty. The protagonist had better stop enfeoffing and pick up the parallel system of prefectures and states in the Han Dynasty.

I only have one question, which is weapons and equipment. Can the armor of the Han Dynasty really be used against the plate armor from the 15th to 16th centuries in Thrones? If you change your clothes later, just pretend I didn't say anything, someone who knows can explain it.

I faint! In ancient times, foreigners were considered barbarians, and they were not treated as human beings at all! It's just for worship! Now they are almost on equal terms, and the protagonists want to recognize their lords, and they are their subjects!

It's good that the author wrote this book, don't be influenced by those so-called blood people. They mock the European blood theory every day, but in the end, they are a foreigner. When they come to a place bigger than the Han Dynasty, you either slaughter or integrate, instead of the so-called barbarian blood in your body, you can't be the emperor. So what is going on with Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty? Did barbarians become emperors in the Liao, Yuan, and Qing dynasties? The main thing is that your father's line is Han and you received a Han education. What does it matter who your mother's line is? By exporting culture and suppressing it with force, the second generation can basically conquer it. Even if the Targaryen family is still a foreigner, even if one generation conquers and the second generation is brutal, the third generation only begins to govern and it has maintained a history of three hundred years. It is longer than the reign of the Ming Dynasty, and there was even a Dance of the Blood Dragon in the middle. Even after large-scale civil wars such as the Blackfire Rebellion are calmed down, they can continue to rule. There is no need to say that you can't become emperor just because you have fused the blood of a foreign race. Moreover, the world of ice and fire is so big. Are you okay with saying that you won't carry out enfeoffment?

Is it difficult for the Westeros technology tree to be equivalent to the 14th and 15th centuries in the real world, and the Han Dynasty people traveled through it and were beaten?

For the people of the Han Dynasty who highly valued loyalty, filial piety and justice, Westeros should be almost all scum.

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The new track 😍 gives Westeros a little Chinese shock.

The surname Liu comes from the Yulong family. Don't worry about the dragon he controls. When he comes to Westeros, the dragon he controls is the Valyrian dragon.

In ancient times, the status of foreign races was not high or even very low. Especially after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty pounded the surrounding area, the Han Dynasty people discriminated against all outsiders equally, especially the two races of East Asians. It depends on how you deal with it later. It is no longer easy to deal with. The status was given too high at the beginning. For example, the tax gap should not be the same as that of the Han people. Historically, one of the reasons for the total rebellion of the surrounding foreign races in ancient times was that foreign taxes were higher