
A New Tang Dynasty: Beginning with the An Lushan Rebellion
新唐,从安史之乱开始
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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Various armies during the An Lushan Rebellion
Please inform all military governors 🙏
If we want to become independent, why call ourselves New Tang?
The An Lushan Rebellion was not simply a military issue; the key was how to appease the local forces in Hebei. If that couldn't be done, it would be like the historical case where even after An Lushan and Shi Siming were dead, the fighting in Hebei continued.
After reading the first few chapters, the pacing is pretty good.
It's really great that it uses historical materials reasonably and creatively; it has the feel of a genuine historical text! 👍👍👍
The writing is quite good, and there's even a book that's been completed with over a million views. Looks like I don't have to worry about it being abandoned.
How can a new Tang dynasty be established during this period? The existing Tang dynasty remains the legitimate dynasty; I think it's difficult.
🎭 Character setting: He travels back to the Tianbao era, just before Tongguan Pass was breached. He is the son of Xu Yuan and is quite intelligent. It seems that he wants to restore the Tang Dynasty. 🎬 Plot: The historical research is solid, but the plot is somewhat far-fetched, though it does have some feasible aspects.
It seems like the Tang army consisted mostly of ethnic minorities, while the rebels were the true legitimate rulers of the Central Plains. Do they even understand the concept of "purging the court of corrupt officials"?
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