
Notes on the Rebellion of the Northern Song Dynasty
北宋造反笔记
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- 17k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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In fact, more than four hundred times are nothing compared to a certain dynasty that cannot be said to be a dynasty. The number of peasant uprisings recorded in Q's records alone exceeds 1,000.
In the Song Dynasty, those who committed murder and rebelled against the imperial edict were allowed to eat official grain.
Martial arts bullshit, Cao Rong, a woman over 1.6 Meters tall, can beat a man over 1.7 Meters tall? It is also said that it is too late to learn martial arts at the age of thirteen. In history, did Cao Shen, Xia Houying, and Guan Yu learn martial arts? As long as they are tall, hold a spear, wear heavy armor, have personal guards around them, ride on a BMW, and hold the spear without letting go, they will be like Xiang Yu, Yang Zaixing, and Li Cunxiao.
It's really speechless
Aren't you going to rebel? How can you show your presence in front of Zhao Ji? Even as a little kid, he could take Master Li home. . . Do you have a collecting habit?
Another hand-twisted compound bow, too much to watch. I just searched for a video and the comment said that the material is limited and cannot be rubbed out. If it can be rubbed out, then the gun can be rubbed out as well.
The introduction is wrong
Which dynasty had more rebellions than the Manchus and Qing Dynasties? Which dynasty's rebellion was more legitimate than the Manchu and Qing dynasties?
I thought it was a rebellion, but then I saw that I was going to build a compound bow and submit the blueprints, and in that chapter I analyzed why the bow blueprints were leaked and it was not good to hand in the secrets, etc. I didn't want to read it when I saw this, and then I looked at the catalog and found that it didn't look like a rebellion.
In terms of the number of rebellions, the Qing Dynasty definitely exceeded the sum of all previous dynasties. Kang Mazi reigned for 61 years, and Prince Zhu San rebelled 71 times. From Qianlong to Guangxu, in more than 100 years, Red Flower and White Lotus launched more than 800 uprisings. According to statistics from the archives of the Qing Dynasty, there were more than 3,000 civil uprisings in the Qing Dynasty. Come almost every month!
During that time, the Jin Kingdom seemed to be established, and Temujin seemed to have given birth. I personally think that instead of rebelling in the Song Dynasty, it is better to go directly to the grasslands to establish a base, and find a way to divide the property between local tyrants and start a large group of slaves. The Song Dynasty basically had no hope and was basically controlled by civil servants, followed by the landlord class. Let's put it this way, reform is basically impossible to rebel, but who can follow whom? But if you want to carry out that kind of technological reform, it is basically impossible that they will not give up their power and Confucian officials will rule the world together with the emperor. The emperor can perish but Confucianism cannot perish.
In the Song Dynasty, the Zhao Guan family attracted noble generals through marriage and shared wealth, and they attracted scholar-bureaucrats and gentry through the imperial examination and redundant officials. This resulted in no large-scale uprisings except religious and sergeant rebellions. Without the participation of the first two, these two rebellions are destined to be difficult to last. Coupled with the opening up of urban economy and commerce, and the Xiang army absorbing refugees and absorbing excess population, the scale of the peasant rebellions in the two Song Dynasties was very small, and it was said that they were the most uprising. Even counting the fourteen people, the number of rebellions could not keep up with the Qing Dynasty, and the scale could not catch up. If Ming Chao doesn't understand, I won't tell you.
I haven't watched it yet, but I'll add a comment to help you enjoy it.
Don't point your gun at someone for no reason. You will be killed whether you do it intentionally or not.
In the Song Dynasty, all real men wanted to rebel. Only men would be trash and cowards.
The writing technique is so bad that it won't attract anyone. Looks boring
Let me tell you my opinion
The writing is okay and very sophisticated, but it shouldn't start in a school. The title and introduction of the book both reveal the major event of rebellion, and then you start with an extremely boring school plot?
It shouldn't be good to write like this in this version, right?
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The gold belt of murder and arson should be like defeating the Song Dynasty, right?
Are the chapters before Chapter 31 blocked? I'm confused.