A Pawn in the Late Qin Dynasty

There were 400,000 troops in Lingnan. The real Qin army was probably less than 50,000. At that time, the Qin army was a soldier in war and a farmer in leisure time. There were so many people in Lingnan who probably didn't even have a thousand sets of armor. Why did Xiang Yu's army suffer so much because there were so many people wearing armor?

The 500,000 Qin army is a well-known rumor😒The first emperor of Qin thought that 200,000 was enough when he challenged Chu. At that time, the population of Lingnan was only less than 1 million. Why did you still use 500,000 troops to fight? Then how many thousands of strong men should be used to serve as logistics workers?

The author of the novel is considered to be a bit educated at least. I believe this low-level rumor. The 500,000 Qin army in South Vietnam included civilians, prisoners, corvees, and people from the other six countries (mostly Chu people). The number of professional soldiers who were off-duty was 80,000. It is estimated that most of the time it was less than 50,000. The population of South Vietnam in the Tang Dynasty was less than 2 million. What is the concept of 500,000? You can do the math yourself.

The YY novel has started again. . .

The author has to check the information and find out that the 500,000 Qin army was purely due to Huainanzi. Huainanzi also said: Xiang Jie Jun was appointed as a general, and he attacked the Qin people at night and defeated them greatly. They killed the generals and slaughtered Sui, leaving hundreds of thousands of people lying dead and bleeding, so they were banished to the garrison in preparation. Could it be that Baiyue has done something that the Six Kingdoms couldn't do and is a fighting nation? The records in the Historical Records do not state the strength of the Qin army in conquering Baiyue. It only states that "all the deceased people, sons-in-law, and Jia people were sent to seize the land of Luliang and build it into Guilin, Xiangjun, and Nanhai, so as to make it suitable for garrison duty." However, Zizhi Tongjian only said, "Sent out soldiers from the deceased, adopted sons-in-law, and Jia people, and captured the land of South Vietnam and Liang, and established Guilin, Nanhai, and Xiangjun; and banished and relocated 500,000 people to garrison the Five Ridges and join the Yuezha area." The "500,000" in Zizhi Tongjian refers to the common people, not the Qin army. In addition, Tu Sui, a state captain, Ren Xiao, county captain, Zhao Tuo, Longchuan Ling, these three are of what rank worthy of leading an army of 500,000? No matter what level Wang Jian wanted to take, he would not give Ying Zheng 600,000 yuan and choose Li Xin who had 200,000 yuan.

Nan Jin? Guess why Zhao Tuo cut off the road with the Central Plains, and guess why the feudal princes in the early Han Dynasty could only use the weak and powerless Changsha Kingdom like Wu Rui and Liu Fa to control South Vietnam? With an army of 400,000, it cannot even guarantee the basic foundation of agricultural production and material accumulation. The only advantage of the South Vietnam country that can hold on and not be destroyed is the geographical location. The country was founded in the early Han Dynasty with nothing. Look at the poor output and difficult roads in the misty land of Lingnan. The Xing army went south and suffered a serious loss in input-output ratio. When the Chu and Han Dynasties were fighting for hegemony, the world was divided and Zhao Tuo did not dare to attack. After the unification in the early Han Dynasty, he dared to fight against the essence of the Central Plains with a corner of the land? Thinking of that story, the Dian Kingdom asked the Han envoy: Who is bigger, Han or me?

I just can't understand why many readers and authors are so disgusted with the pro-conciliation policy. Looking at the five thousand years, except for the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, which are too long ago to be tested, there is no record of marriages in the Song and Ming dynasties. However, in the Song Dynasty, it was better to get married every year than to send new coins every year. In the Ming Dynasty, the grassland was almost out of control after the civil fort. If the Central Plains dynasty is weak, it can buy itself time to develop, and if it is strong, it can also cultivate forces to weaken and control the grassland. Sacrificing one person can save tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of people. If you were the ruler, would you do it? Besides, the princess accepts the support of all people and goes to marry and sacrifice for all people. Isn't this the proper meaning?

Author, do you plan to stand on your own or with one party? Unless the productivity of Qin Mo is crushed, how else will you deal with those monsters? And depending on the time, you really want to come a little late.

Guess why they don't come back? If they come back, they will be beaten.

South? Those are all dispensable existences! If Liu Bang doesn't beat you, he won't be able to beat you! But not accounting! He knew what he needed most at that time was to recuperate! The Huns are not invincible! But it can't be found! As long as Liu Bang was not on Baishan Mountain at that time, there would be basically nothing to do with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty! At that time, the Xiongnu surrounded Liu Bang, and the Han army surrounded the Xiongnu! As long as Liu Ying is not so flying, Liu Bang can take a gamble! The worst thing is to exchange one for another! It's a pity that Liu Ying is too flamboyant. How dare Liu Bang change her! If you make a bet, if it really changes, it doesn't matter whether your surname is Liu or not!

Doesn't the protagonist proclaim himself an emperor and build a country? It would only look good if the protagonist declares himself emperor and builds a country

The main force of 400,000 people are here The whole family is betting on the love of Lingnan In his environment, I doubt whether he can support 40,000 people What's more, the history books clearly say that the main force of this army is the Chu army and Chu people, and Liu Bang and Xiang Yu are fellow countrymen Two consecutive generations of coaches were not cold to the Qin Emperor, and they separated and established themselves as soon as they arrived

The writing is good, but Zulong Zulong's is very strange! ! !

Did the hero come a little late? Is the location a bit out of the way?

After I wrote Qin Li in July, I was very picky when I read Qin's novels. I knew it would be really difficult to get recognition if I couldn't reach the level of Qi.

We can be more logical and less yyy, okay?

Since the end of Qin Officials in July, it is rare to see an author who describes the details well and understands the official position. Come on

The beginning is great, but the later writing is too exaggerated! ! ! How can the people at the bottom understand these truths? If this method works, why would Qin destroy the country? ! ! Who at the bottom knows what the word Huaxia means! ! !

Zhao Tuo can only recruit 4,000 elites from one county magistrate. The remaining 39.6 Are probably made up of male population and affiliated tribes.

Oh my god, brother, you have more than 400,000 words and you still haven't put it on the shelves?

This novel is so well written. Cheers to the author Yi Dada. I also recommend a novel to everyone, "Ansai Military Household at the End of the Ming Dynasty". Friends who are short of books can take a look. The author is also writing it very carefully.

I'm just a regular bookworm, and this book is well written. I pushed it, hoping to help the author. Good luck.

As an author, you need an operations team. Otherwise, some colleagues will belittle you.

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The author should end the chapter on Indochina as soon as possible, because not many Chinese people know much about this part of the country during the Qin and Han Dynasties, and it is difficult to resonate with everyone.

The Qin Dynasty was very strict in running the army, and the code is already garbled as I write this! ! !