My Father Is Zhao Kuangyin

Zhao Guangyi is not good at fighting, but he is very good at engaging in internal fighting and conspiracy. It is still difficult for the protagonist to win.

Zhao Guangyi has always disagreed with the relocation of the capital. The main reason is that his foundation is in Kaifeng. As long as he is removed from Kaifeng, it is enough. If he removes his subordinates, it is called pulling out the fire, and if Zhao Pu is retained, he and Zhao Guangyi will have conflicts. Everything is OK with Zhao Pu.

In fact, Zhao Er did a good job as an emperor. But for someone of Taizong's level, it's just average!

The author actually wrote quite well, but if he couldn't finish the book "The Chief Eunuch", the results would never improve.

I even want the protagonist to say directly to Zhao Da: In my dream, I dreamed that my father died and my third uncle forced me to commit suicide! I don't know how General Zhao will react.

It's a bit difficult. Zhao Guangyi is the governor of Kaifeng and a local snake, so it's difficult to deal with him.

The King of Jin, Dezhao, was a native of Zhuojun, Zhuozhou. In the 23rd year of his reign, Zhao Yin was appointed to the capital in Luoyang. He was granted the title of Duke of Taiyuan County, accumulated military exploits, and was deeply in charge of Taizu's weapons. In the sixth year of Ji Kaibao's reign, he was promoted to the king of Jin and the second crown prince of the country. At that time, Zhao Guangyi, the younger brother of the emperor, had long harbored lofty ambitions, formed secret alliances with party members, and secretly monitored the reserve, and there were undercurrents surging in both the government and the opposition. He was virtuous and upholding justice, pacifying the army and the people, and purifying the court. He used kindness and power to win over the hearts of civil and military officials. With his great achievements and towering virtues, he won the favor of the civil and military officials of the dynasty and the elders of the clan, and thwarted Guang Yi's conspiracy to seek a throne. In the tenth month of winter in the ninth year of Kaibao, Taizu died in the Wansui Hall. Then he collected the imperial guards in front of the palace, suppressed the disobedient people in the vassal town, and the treacherous party in the Qing Dynasty. None of the clan princes, old civil and military officials dared to show their strength. Dezhao ascended the throne as his legitimate eldest son and succeeded to the throne. He reformed the governance of the Yuan Dynasty, cultivated political principles internally, and guarded against external troubles. He eradicated bad governance, embraced the world, expanded the foundation of the prosperous Song Dynasty, and became a holy lord. His achievements were comparable to those of Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. He takes charge of important military and state affairs, establishes government offices, governs the world, and returns home from all over the world. Shi Chen first compiled "Records of Taizong" and rewrote the first volume for submission. After reading De Zhao, he threw the memorial on the palace steps and sneered: "The flattery of rotten Confucianism is too much! How can you use Confucianism to cover up your iron-blooded ambition to determine the world?" The edict said: "When compiling history, you should write straightly, do not avoid likes and dislikes, and do not hide your words and deeds." Empress Xiaoxian came close and whispered: "If this is the case, your highness's secret alliance with courtiers, stable control of the imperial army, and efforts to seize the throne will be recorded in the annals of history?" Dezhao, who was fussing over the case, laughed and his voice shook the palace: "Write all of them! A man comes to the world, decides the country, does great things, and holds power. What can be taboo about it? Now in the territory of the Song Dynasty, all the people are surrendered, and all the barbarians are in submission. Who dares to underestimate the power of Gu, and the decision to rebel against Gu!" All the civil and military officials in the palace trembled, and they were sweating through their heavy clothes and did not dare to look up. Only the queen was sitting upright inside the curtain, with her crotch folded and her face straight, her expression as calm as still water.

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The author scorns the Yuan and Song Dynasty revisions, but has complete faith in the Qing revision and the continuation of Zizhi Tongjian, which is also strange. There was a gap of hundreds of years, so you are so sure that the books revised hundreds of years later are more accurate than the books revised in the Yuan Dynasty?

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