Southern and Northern Dynasties: Two Hundred Years of Troubled Times from Liu Yu to Yang Jian

This book is based on rigorous historical facts and adheres to the principle of "doing nothing in big things and not in small things". It panoramically presents the magnificent history of the great division, great integration and great turmoil of the Southern and Northern Dynasties in the past two hundred years. From the decline of imperial power at the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the chaos of political clans, and the rise of heroes, to the confrontation between the north and the south, the change of dynasties, and the blending of Hu and Han, there is no time travel or tampering in the entire process. The first volume takes Liu Yu as the main line, describing his rise from a humble family in Jingkou, quelling civil strife, reorganizing the army and consolidating the territory, and shocking the south of the Yangtze River, which opened the prelude to the Southern Dynasties. The subsequent volumes unfold the events in the north and south one by one, linking the rise and fall of the Song, Qi, Liang, Chen, Wei, Qi, Zhou and other regimes, recreating the competition between famous generals, power games, changes in people's livelihood and institutional changes. A historical romance of the Southern and Northern Dynasties that is loyal to official history and combines literary narrative to restore the truth of the troubled times and understand the changes in dynasties and the blood of the nation.