The Clan in the Late Sui Dynasty in Qingshanxing

It is a historical-themed clan novel that embodies the silent wars between clan clans in the troubled times of Chinese history, and is also mixed with the resistance of small people to their fate. In the feudal era society where "brothers die and brothers succeed", men (not only patriarchal and patrilineal) are constantly fighting for imperial power, feelings, clans, ethnic groups, and brothers, regardless of the love between siblings and children. This is a story about the "Liang" surname family in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties after the Three Kingdoms period at the end of Han Dynasty. The novel takes multiple characters as the perspective, and focuses on the large clans with surnames inherited from the history of China's Southern and Northern Dynasties - the "Liang" surname clan, which gathered together in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the uprising in the late Sui Dynasty, and the failed rebellion in the early "Tang Dynasty". The brief mention in the history books only made me sigh. Under the starry sky in China, no one or very few people wrote novels about clans, families, clans, and clans. During the historical turmoil of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, there were so many people, so many capable people, generals and ministers, so many nobles and officials, who just wanted to sit high in the palace, with their crowns swaying, and finally sinking into the east wind. No surname has ever figured prominently in history. The "Liang" clan was located in the west of Longxi in the late Sui Dynasty. In the last history books, it was written that "thieves and commanders were rampant". (Text above: 2024)