Gaomen in the Late Jin Dynasty

The male protagonist is from the Wang family and his wife is from the Xie family. Passing through the Gaomen, but immediately arranged the crisis of annihilation, and followed the trend to unfold the plot of the late Jin Dynasty, which is quite satisfactory.

It's so cruel. My own father was mutilated and he let his son go. It's so funny.

Just kill the aristocratic family ruthlessly. King, thank you, there is nothing wrong with killing these ruthless families one by one.

The beginning is super toxic. The royal family is actually poor. I'm going to laugh to death. That's a famous family in history. What did the author think?

Very Poisonous It is recommended to read more about Tian Yuqing's Eastern Jin Dynasty politics and have a good understanding of this period of history, instead of fabricating this and creating that out of thin air without any basis. Where did the productivity come from in this era?

He persuaded you to quit at the beginning, and he was another taker.

There's a reason why it didn't become popular. When I first came up, I acted as a successor and deliberately gave readers Akaashi

Is it a soul-transporting connection when you come up? It's a bit unnatural

Traveling through the Jin Dynasty to make grenades is purely YY! The author may not even know how extensive the industrial chain involved in grenades is. In an era where the foundation of the industrial chain is zero, where can you purchase these parts? Even if your family doesn't eat or drink for decades, you won't be able to create such a large industrial cluster! Not to mention mass production! Even if the gunpowder industry chain was perfected in the Ming Dynasty, the annual production volume could not meet the usage of two thousand people in one battle. This was still based on the investment of millions of people. It is really unimaginable how the protagonist relied on to build such a huge industrial chain. Where did the money come from? Where do the supplies come from? Where do talents come from? It's just modern people's conjecture about the ancient environment.

The author wrote three books to get to level 2, is that okay?🙂

What is your family?

Do you have the means to provide arrogant soldiers and powerful generals with channels for promotion to those from humble families? If you are willing to provide them, do you have the means to provide them? Can you clearly see the struggle between different interest groups?

Xie Yuejing is Xie Zhong's daughter and Xie Zhong is Xie Daoyun's nephew

No wonder the comments about big cats and kittens are flawed.

That's it for the first chapter, are you making a fool of yourself? Behavior, psychology, self-contradiction, low personality charm, poor situation judgment, political awareness, interpersonal behavior, mentality and means.

At least, you dare to face different voices, which is more than he knows. I thought Lu Bu was already invincible, haha... I went to the wrong set, there are still experts 🤣

Users now need to analyze whether Wang Gong can control the military power, whether the source of troops is credible, and how to solve it. First, we review the background of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the structure of the Beifu army, and Wang Gong's identity conflict. First of all, Wang Gong wanted to control military power and faced three obstacles of class, system, and allies: 1. The core obstacles for Wang Gong to control military power 1. Attributes of soldier sources: Beifu soldiers are "refugee armed forces" and are alienated from the gentry The core of Beifu soldiers is a military group composed of northern refugees (such as the Liu Laozhi family). They join the army to survive (to avoid war and obtain military honors), rather than to be loyal to the gentry. As a member of the Wang family in Taiyuan, there is an identity gap between Wang Gong and the refugee class - he regards the Beifu soldiers as "tools" but is unwilling to give up benefits (such as promoting poor generals and sharing the spoils of war), resulting in "available but difficult to trust" military sources. ​ 2. Power structure: Under the clan politics of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, military power relied on imperial power Wang Gong's military power came from the appointment of Emperor Xiaowu (the military governor of Yanqing and other states), rather than his own strength. Once the imperial power changed (after the sudden death of Emperor Xiaowu, Sima Daozi took power), the legitimacy of military power was immediately shaken. At the same time, in the clan politics, the gentry paid more attention to "family interests" rather than "personal military power." It was difficult for Wang Gong to gain the support of the entire Wang family in Taiyuan (common members Wang Chen and Wang Guobao were hostile). ​ 3. Containment of allies: Yin Zhongkan and Huan Xuan each have their own agendas and cannot form a joint force Wang Gong's military alliance (Jingzhou Yin Zhongkan, Huanshi Huanxuan) is a temporary combination of interests: ​ - Yin Zhongkan is weak and only wants to "borrow Wang Gong to protect himself", so he delayed sending troops when he first raised his troops; ​ - Huan Xuan tried to "take advantage of Wang Gong to ascend to power" and secretly expanded his power (such as annexing Yin Zhongkan), and he might betray him at any time. The loose nature of the alliance prevented Wang Gong's military power from obtaining "cross-regional support" and could only rely on Jingkou itself. 2. Analysis of the "credibility" of troop sources: they can be used, but difficult to control Beifu soldiers have strong combat effectiveness (defeat the former Qin) and are Wang Gong's core military capital, but "credibility" is divided into two levels: - Tactics are available: Beifu soldiers are willing to fight for generals for military pay and military merit (for example, Liu Laozhi was a vanguard when he first raised his army); ​ - The strategy is unbelievable: once external temptations (official position, wealth, survival guarantee) exceed Wang Gong's commitment, the soldiers will immediately defect (for example, Liu Laozhi was bribed by Sima Yuanxian and rebelled when he raised his troops for the second time). The essence is **"mercenary logic"**: Beifu soldiers' loyalty to the "gentry lord" is far weaker than the pursuit of "real interests". 3. Three key issues that Wang Gong needs to overcome if he wants to control the military power 1. Class integration: bridging the rift between the nobility and the poor family - Problem: Wang Gong regards himself as a member of the family and "treats Liu Laozhi like a subordinate, not a confidant" ("Book of Jin"), which causes the generals of the poor family to alienate. ​ - Solution: Learn from Liu Yu (although he was born in a poor family, but relied on interests to bind Beifu soldiers), promote generals from poor families to the core decision-making level (such as granting Liu Laozhi a higher official position, sharing fiefdoms), or even marry (with the Beifu soldiers family), and transform the "employment relationship" into a "community of interests." 2. Power rooted: from "imperial vassal" to "local power" - Problem: Wang Gong's military power relied on imperial power and lacked "private armed forces" and "local roots" (the Taiyuan Wang family had no deep roots in Jingkou). ​ - Solution: Follow Huan Wen (who ran Jingzhou for decades and formed the "Huan's Military Group"), establish a "Wubao economy" in Jingkou (control land and population, and turn refugees into "private soldiers"), and at the same time marry local gentry (such as the Wu clan) to consolidate local support and transform "military power appointed by the imperial court" into "privately controllable force." 3. Alliance reconstruction: from "temporary cooperation" to "strategic alliance" - Problem: The alliance between Yin Zhongkan and Huan Xuan is fragile and cannot form a "Jingkou-Jingzhou" pincer attack. ​ - Solution: Under the banner of "anti-Sima's autocratic power", absorb more forces (such as Jiangdong indigenous nobles and other refugee commanders), and even take the initiative to negotiate with Sima Daozi in exchange for "legitimate military expansion rights" (such as requesting hereditary military power in Jingkou), turning external threats into internal compromises. 4. Historical limitations: Why couldn't Wang Gong do it? Even if Wang Gong is aware of the problem, the soil of the Eastern Jin Dynasty's clan politics is difficult to support changes: 1. The traditional constraints of the clan: As a top clan clan, Wang Gong's "marriage with a poor family and sharing profits" will be regarded as "degrading his status" and will be boycotted by his peers (for example, Wang Chen will attack him for "losing the dignity of the noble family"). ​ 2. Suspicion of imperial power: Although Emperor Xiaowu used Wang Gong to check and balance Sima Daozi, he would never allow him to "get powerful" (the natural contradiction between imperial power and the clan). Once Wang Gong tried to take root in Jingkou, he would be immediately weakened by the imperial power. ​ 3. The inertia of the times: The clan politics of the Eastern Jin Dynasty has entered the "end stage", the power structure has solidified, and the rise of humble families (such as Liu Yu) will happen decades later. Wang Gong's class identity determines that he can neither completely betray the clan nor embrace the humble family, and ultimately can only become a victim of the power game. In summary, in theory, Wang Gongruo could completely break through the constraints of class and system and have the opportunity to control military power; but in reality, limited by the times, identity, and power logic, it is almost impossible for him to succeed. The "mercenary nature" of Beifu soldiers, the "centrifugal structure" of clan politics, and the "intentions" of his allies jointly blocked Wang Gong's path to military power. His failure was an inevitable footnote to the "prosperity and decline" of clan politics in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

You chose the wrong protagonist. It's hard to choose who you choose. The Eastern Jin Dynasty brought disaster to the Wang family, and a vampire blocked the poor family.

Collect it first I have been watching Fanghua at the end of Jin Dynasty for the past few months

The Wang family has been very popular recently. They want to conquer the world. There is Wang Mi, and then there is Wang Min 😁

Technology diffusion is nothing. Technology is not the most important. The most important thing for modern people is management process, and production efficiency is the most important. Even if the technology spreads out and the production efficiency is not good, the other side will be unable to hold its head high. Now should the protagonist think about how to check and balance the family and cultivate real capitalists? Engage in private plundering of certificates from foreign countries.

Why did it end so suddenly? It's so beautiful.

Tiger Crouching Cannon, Bird Cannon, etc., I feel acclimatized. Yue Fei's tactics were more suitable for the southern heavy infantry.