Northern Song Dynasty: the Sky Tilts to the Northwest

The writing is somewhat unrealistic, and the population is not enough to support the protagonist's ambitions. I see that the author has looked up a lot of information. You should know that since the Anshi Rebellion, the Hexi Corridor has been occupied by Tibet for a hundred years. During this period, a large number of Han people were forcibly relocated or assimilated, resulting in a significant decline in the number of Han people. "History of the Song Dynasty: Tubo Biography" records that by the time of Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty, there were tens of thousands of households in Liangzhou City and less than 300 Han households. If you want to overthrow the rule of the Dangxiang people, you should not rely on the Tubo in Liangzhou and the Uighurs in Ganzhou. Even if you give chicken blood to the Han people every day and shout the slogan of Han supremacy, the few Han people under your rule are not enough to establish rule, let alone the protagonist who wants to take over the Central Plains. Uighurs, Tubos, Rourans, and Wanggus, they are not stupid either. They are just high-ranking officials and well-paid, and they have not changed their customs. They do not regard you as one of their own, and they will not wholeheartedly work for you.

Not bad. Stop being a eunuch. Please support it if it is put on the shelves.

A quick overview of the core points: Ganzhou is today's Ganzhou District of Zhangye City, Gansu Province. It is the origin of the word "Gan" in the name of Gansu Province. It has been the choke point of the Silk Road since ancient times and has the reputation of "Blocking the South of the Yangtze River" and "Golden Zhangye". 1. Origin and historical evolution of the name - Name: In the third year of the Western Wei Dynasty (554 AD), Xiliang Prefecture was renamed Ganzhou. It was named after the sweet spring at the foot of Ganjun Mountain in the west of the city. ​ - Status: Once the capital of Northern Liang and the seat of Gansu Province, it was the hub town from the Central Plains to the Western Regions ​ - Evolution: It was called Zhangye County of Ganzhou in the Tang Dynasty, and was established as Gansu Province (Ganzhou + Suzhou) in the Yuan Dynasty. It was Zhangye County after the Republic of China, and Ganzhou District was established in 2002. It is now the political, economic and cultural center of Zhangye City 2. Geography and Current Situation - Location: In the middle of the Hexi Corridor, adjacent to the Qilian Mountains to the south, the Badain Jaran Desert to the north, and the Heihe River crossing the entire territory ​ - Area: 3661.22 Square kilometers, 65 kilometers long from east to west, and 98 kilometers wide from north to south ​ - Population: The permanent population is about 519,100, and it governs 5 streets and 13 towns ​ - Features: The largest county-level corn seed production base in the country, one of the five bases for the eastward transportation of Western vegetables, and the title of "Wetland City" 3. Historical and cultural business card 1. The Silk Road Throat: a key node connecting the Central Plains with the Western Regions, Central Asia, and West Asia, a must-pass for business travelers and a must-have for military strategists

Not bad, the changes are okay. Please support it by voting for a monthly vote. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write.

You don't have to be so meticulous. Just write it if you feel comfortable. Sometimes, for the sake of fun and fun, some rationality will be sacrificed. If you want to write noble and noble, you can work hard in the direction of the main theme and profound meaning. The most useless thing is the unimportant historical details. This is a novel, the story is more important, it is beautiful. If you have to study the weight of history. You can come closer to the Han family. Just show the familiar culture. So. There is no need to be so sophisticated. Story-telling, good-looking, refreshing, interesting, touching, and emotional. A sense of anticipation. These are more important. Besides, there is no need to change the text. The charm of the article is right, and if there are no major problems with the plot, there is no need to change it. Especially the details, which need to be changed least. Readers are not using your book as a teaching material. My advice. Author, think about it yourself. Bundle. It's unnecessary, useless, and few people will look at it carefully. Attention, isn't it the plot first, then the characters' emotions, and finally the sense of expectation? No one cares about the details or history.

There are very few books that start in the Xixia territory, so I can give some support.

Why are the contents of chapters thirty-six and thirty-seven the same? Let's change it

The mountain people are brave and brave. As long as the troops are properly trained, it is not difficult to defeat the second-rate armies of Song, Liao and Xixia. In addition, there is also a saying that a subsequent force will have a chance to challenge the Jin Kingdom.

There is no soil for getting rich at all. Xixia has ruled here for nearly a hundred years, and you still want to stand up? What's more, in the three generations before the Jin Dynasty, Li Renxiao of Xixia was also a tough opponent (Xixia reigned the longest). Both of them were at the peak of their national power. How could they be beaten? Just bully the old Liao and Northern Song Dynasties, and you won't be able to defeat the Southern Song Dynasty. The three kingdoms of Xixia, Southern Song, and Jin were at odds with each other. Otherwise, Jin would have destroyed Xixia long ago.