The Revitalization of the Tang Dynasty Began with the Ganlu Incident

Although the eunuchs in the late Tang Dynasty were so fierce, in fact, the Li Tang royal family and the eunuchs relied on each other because Li Tang no longer had any power that could be trusted. Civil servants and military generals could not trust them. In this era when the trust between monarchs and ministers was broken, the emperor could only trust the eunuchs, never mind him. Why bully the emperor? At least the eunuchs will not seek to usurp the throne, but the civil and military generals will be like Tang Xianzong, Tang Wuzong, and Tang Xuanzong. Even though Tang Xuanzong is in great power, he still gives the eunuchs the military power of the capital. If the male protagonist takes away the military power of the capital, who can lead the imperial army? You can't think of the right person. This is because the social atmosphere is too corrupt.

The late Tang Dynasty was even worse than the late Ming Dynasty and the late Qing Dynasty. It was basically vassal towns, separatist regimes, the emperor was killed, and force was supreme.

It should be written that others see Duan Sheng and take the initiative to stand on the emperor's side. They are passively arranged and appear to have a low IQ.

It started off well, but ended up being a detective novel. You are Emperor Wen, can you be more generous?

It's still the same problem. Each dynasty has its own political environment and characteristics. In the Mid-Tang Dynasty, the prime ministers and eunuchs, Nanya and Beisi, Shence and Jiedu must have their characteristics clearly stated. You, the eunuch, are doing it, and you have the characteristics of the Ming Dynasty. You can't really use him as a slave!

His ministers are doubtful and suspicious, and they cannot be honest at all. The monarch and his ministers do not trust each other, and their private suspicions become more and more serious. Such a monarch is focused on power rather than the country. There are checks and balances everywhere, indifferent to political affairs, and does not govern with the people's livelihood in mind. First of all, the rise of the Tang Dynasty is just a joke. Unite everything that can be united and set a common goal for the court. Even this cannot be achieved. It is useless to indulge in rope camp. The author even looks at what Xuanzong Xianzong did in the early stage, even Wuzong

The emperor always thought that his ministers were atomized. But governance must have its own team, and it is impossible to be completely devoid of personal interests.

Killing Qiu Shiliang should take over the military power of the Shence Army. Is it interesting to keep fighting with the eunuchs? Why not use the descendants of Qin Qiongcheng and Jin Guo Ziyi to guard a thousand Shence Army. First, hold the military power tightly in your hands to organize and train the new army. Bring peace to the world. He is always playing tricks and walking a tightrope and is petty.

It should be called (Datang: I want to control the world's soldiers and horses). First, the readers are tricked into killing them.

Look, I wrote about Jingzong's eunuch. Wu Zong also said last year that he would persevere, but the result is also eunuch This year it's your turn again. Can your three brothers persist to the end?

During the war, the protagonist himself has no military support and is basically just a hustle.

If you can't capture the city, it's normal for your men to cook you and eat you, all kinds of weird things.

Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Angzhi, was a man of limited talent, repeated hesitations in politics, lack of opinion, and strong suspicion, which made the problems of cronies and eunuchs continue to worsen during his reign. The Ganlu Incident destroyed the fragile political balance between the southern and northern bureaus since the Yuanhe Dynasty, and aggravated the imbalance of the political power structure in the middle and late Tang Dynasty

Tang Xianzong Li Chun was only 42 years old when he died. Zhongxing Mingjun was killed by eunuchs. This is outrageous.

Don't be naive, refer to historical documents and write more truthfully. There are very few novels about the period of the Manna Change. I support you.

The author should learn a lesson and not imitate why the emperor rebelled against Tai Shui and Tai Moji. He should focus on the key points.

The essence of power is to repay force, and we must find ways to capture the army. Increase fiscal revenue and unite a group of people. In troubled times, there is no point in engaging in political intrigue.

Come on, come on, I just finished reading The Officials of the Northern Song Dynasty. I hope this book can be faster paced and the military can be better. I don't want to spend so much time in Zhibai this kind of crappy life. I want to stop treating military training as magic. Yun Xiaowei is really getting more and more embarrassed the more I read it.

Has anyone written about Li Yazi? Is it because he is a foreigner that no one has written about him? This person is quite fierce. It feels like Li Keyong has missed his arrows and suddenly has no goal to strive for. Otherwise, it would not be so miserable.

There are a little few books at this time, come on

The only way to reform the tax system is to learn from the Northern Song Dynasty. The Northern Song Dynasty was the dynasty with the highest level of professionalism in finance and taxation.

Rt I can no longer write it.

Ganlu Temple is a bit niche, it's better to write about the Anshi Rebellion

If you can let Niu Sengru guide those Tantric Zen Pure Land Sects and tell them to go to Tianzhu to obtain Buddhist scriptures through Tubo Lhasa, it is closer, let the Ministry of Rites organize three delegations to go to Tianzhu to obtain Buddhist scriptures, send thousands of monks to Tubo, eat them up, and finally let the monks go to Tianzhu, Tubo and Central Asia to fight against the Great Food Sect, what do you think 😃😃😃

I'm really a little disappointed 😐 The first time I saw Brother Huang, it was quite amazing. Unfortunately, there were few updates at that time, so it was left on the bookshelf to gather dust. A few years later, I thought about it again and happily regained my old love. The stubborn Yu Qian, the often cheated but somewhat cute Yu Shiyue, the grumpy old man Wang, the mad dog Shu Liang... Every character is so vivid, as if I have really seen another branch of history. Although I sometimes feel that Brother Yu is not ruthless and decisive enough, he fits my image of a feudal Taiping emperor who came back after witnessing the rise and fall of the dynasty. He does not want to mythologise himself, nor does he want to be the "saint king" expected by civil servants. He has his own rules for acting. I have reread it several times in the past two years and I still find it amazing. It is considered to be the first among Qidian Chaotang conspiracy novels. Later I saw the author's book about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and read it with anticipation, but I couldn't find the feeling of reading Emperor Brother. The author also found that the writing was rushed and cut. . . I rewrote the Ming Dynasty again, fully expecting it to be the second imperial brother, but it ended up being cut again. . . This time I am writing about the late Tang Dynasty, and the beginning of it feels a bit like watching Brother Huang. I just feel that the protagonist is more difficult than Brother Yu. The biggest problem of Fanzhen in the late Tang Dynasty cannot be solved by means of tactics. I just finished watching The Floating Life of the Late Tang Dynasty recently. I originally wanted to see how Da Da solved this problem from another angle, but in the end, you stopped thinking again. . .