
The Succession Struggle in the Flourishing Tang Dynasty
夺嫡在盛唐
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- 348k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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While saying that you want to keep a low profile and join them to avoid the liquidation in two years, you are also frantically snatching women from others. No matter how beautiful you are, is your coup important? Don't you have anything else to write about? If you want a coup, shouldn't you think about how to cultivate power?
If you don't have a good level of historical writing, it's better not to touch it.
Historical literature requires profound historical knowledge. At the same time, you also need to understand many other things, such as the humanities, economics and politics of the time. These current authors are not necessarily proficient in the ability to summarize the central idea in elementary school, so it is better not to touch them. In addition, this work can be recommended, which seriously doubts the editor's level.
Identified as sexual repression, style controls the brain
Look at what people wrote about seizing the direct descendants of Jiajing Dynasty. It's not even a little bit bad.
What did you write in your latest chapter? At first I thought it was well written. In the new chapter, I sat at a table with a g man. Yang Yuyao just came and taught Yang Yuhuan how to handle a man. When the protagonist came in and met for the first time, he was his brother-in-law sitting there with his mouth open. When he opened his mouth, he joked, "You are the king of bastards, right?" , As a prince, you can take the initiative to be approachable, but others cannot help but take you seriously. When you meet for the first time, there is no etiquette at all, you don't know how to salute, you don't know your honorifics, you open your mouth to put on airs, and you don't have any sense of boundaries. It's outrageous that you can still tolerate this.
In fact, many authors who write about destroying aristocratic families are trying to dig into their own foundations. The emperor is the largest aristocratic family, and this thing is related to productivity. In ancient times, you can't rule directly by calling the states and counties. The imperial power does not go down to the counties. There are good and bad families that cannot be killed with a stick. Isn't the three riches in modern China the Qian family? The Qian family is a Wu Yue family. How much has it contributed to the development of New China after returning from the United States.
Check out the historical literature to see if there is saltpeter in it to make ice 😂😂
I don't understand, why did you marry Yang Yuhuan when you wanted to seize the legitimate heir? Isn't this a direct confrontation with King Shou and attracting firepower to the prince?
From the introduction, you can tell that the author's historical skills are not very good. If you write a historical article with poor historical skills, there is a high probability that it will not be a good work.
You can only play beheading when playing against Xuanwumen
If the protagonist takes the Xuanwumen route, don't even think about gaining military power. Li Longji has been surrounded by coup conspiracies since he was a child, and he started his career in a coup. What has he not seen about Shenlong, Jinglong, Tang Long, and Xiantian? He is very sensitive to military power. He would rather give military power to a barbarian general to kill the prince, but also to prevent his son from following my father's path to success. What route do you want to follow when Chong'er was born outside? That is to dream of death? But you can refer to some of Li Er's operations. Before Li Er launched the Xuanwu Gate Incident, he was gradually removed from the Qin Palace by Li Yuan and his son, and the cultural relics structure of the Qin Palace was gradually removed. Chang'an was not secretly controlled by Li Er as generally believed. Li Er actually used less to defeat more. You must know that Li Yuan, Li Jiancheng, and Li Yuanji were not fools. If they knew that the danger of Chang'an was not under control, would they take the initiative to get in? They dared to enter the palace alone only after it was verified that it was fully safe. The situation at that time was that Li Yuan and his son controlled 32,000 troops in Chang'an, while Li Er only had 800 guards, and the available strength of both sides was 40:1. This was the main reason why they dared to expand. However, although Li Er was inferior in military strength, he had secretly made arrangements two years ago. He bribed Chang He, the guard of Xuanwu Gate, with a lot of money. This was the most important secret stake. He isolated the inside and outside of the palace so that Li Yuan's orders could not leave the palace. He then won over the two generals Jing Junhong and Lu Shiheng of the Beimen camp to disrupt and hold back Feng Li and Xue Wanche's East Palace reinforcements. , And finally used his uncle Gao Shilian's position as a jailer to occupy Fanglin Gate and block the reinforcements of the Twelve Guards of Nanya in a short time. This was equivalent to accurately blocking all the key nodes of Chang'an city defense. Li Yuan and his son had no strength advantage but could not use it. They watched helplessly in an artificially created closed space. The central brain of Prince Qi and King was calmly eliminated. The Xuanwumen Incident was a carefully planned outright beheading and sniping operation under a huge disparity in power, rather than a confrontation between the two armies or a vassal counterattack. The number of troops mobilized was not as many as expected. Li Er's magic weapon for victory was the layout of mines in advance and the understanding of Chang'an city defense. If Li Er had really mastered a huge power in advance, Li Yuan and his son would not have been deceived, unless they thought that the founding monarch of the Tang Dynasty was a fool.