Surviving the Fall of the Western Jin

When the author promotes education for all, have you considered the cost? Not to mention the troubled times, even the Southern Song Dynasty, the richest era in history, would not dare to do this. It would cost too much money. It is completely yy.

Emperor Wu of the Wei Dynasty, Cao Cao, divided the Xiongnu into five tribes: left, right, south, north, and middle. Commander Liu Bao of the left tribe governed more than 10,000 households and lived in the Guzi family of Taiyuan County (today's Linfen, Shanxi Province); 6,000 households of the right tribe lived in Qi County (today's Linfen, Shanxi Province). Qixian, Shanxi); more than 4,000 households in the north live in Xinxing County (today's Xin County, Shanxi); more than 3,000 households in the south live in Puzi County (today's Xi County, Shanxi); 6,000 households in the central part live in Daling County (today's Wenshui, Shanxi). There are more than 30,000 households in total, with a population of nearly 200,000. When Liu Yuan raised his troops, they only had 350,000 at most. By the time the protagonist comes on stage, it would not have exceeded 500,000. When Liu Yao led his troops to Guanzhong, there were 100,000, and there were also a large number of miscellaneous tribes among them. The Xiongnu's own strength was estimated to be about 80,000. If every five households sent an army, then there would only be 400,000 at most. How could there be a million people? In addition, the population of Qiang and Di people will be more than two million? I remember that the history books said that the general population in Guanzhong was Hu people. This was not only the Di and Qiang people, but also some other small tribes. After all, Guanzhong was the birthplace of China. In addition to the Wuhu, there are actually some other small ethnic groups and small tribes. These tribes are countless, and they are not divided into specific ethnic groups. In addition, the Han population at that time, the last census of the Eastern Han Dynasty was more than 59 million, it was already 7.83 Million when the Three Kingdoms were established, the Shu Kingdom had a population of 940,000 and 100,000 soldiers, the Wu Kingdom had a population of 2.3 Million and 200,000 soldiers, the Wei Kingdom had a population of 2.3 Million and 400,000-500,000 soldiers, and the statistics during the Taikang period of the Western Jin Dynasty were 16 million. However, you must know that during the war, the aristocratic families took the opportunity to conceal their population. Both the Western Jin Dynasty and Eastern Wu allowed Yintian Yinke , private order, so it is normal for a large family to have tens of thousands of subordinates. Normally, the population at that time was estimated to be about 35 million to 40 million, which was not as exaggerated as down to 20 million. The population in Jiangdong was actually not that large, but it was about five or six million. The south developed after the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, and the population of Sichuan was also around two million. As for other areas in the Central Plains, Hebei actually had a small population. So I don't understand where these eight million barbarians came from. After the Huns were killed like this by the protagonist, there would only be less than 200,000 at most, right? The Di people and the Qiang people are a little more numerous, and their total number is only a few hundred thousand, less than a million.

No wonder the rating is so low. It turns out that the author made it himself and deliberately did not develop firearms.

There are too few novels in this era. The author is a rare breed, so we must stick to the end.

What was the population of the Western Jin Dynasty at that time? One hundred thousand kilograms of salt a month, should we use it as food?

Why are the reviews of this book so low? This book is pretty good among books about the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

Can we make green salt? Can this be said? Poisoned to death!

Those in the Tang Dynasty were called Shangguyin. In the Song Dynasty, it was called Zhongguyin.

The best book is the one by San Chi. I can't see the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties in other books, and I really don't like this kind of book that imposes the rules of later generations on the previous generations.

Spring and Autumn I Am the King and this book are the only two books that have a good grasp of history at this point. Unlike those uneducated authors who dare to write historical travel books. Judging from the author of this book, he should be relatively young, born in the 80s or below, which is even more rare. The punishment for the aristocratic family in this article is not bad, and it does not kill them all like a certain foreign doctrine and force. The aristocratic family indeed plays a very important role in the inheritance of Chinese culture. The lower class of the Han people are also very easy to be assimilated by barbaric forces. Otherwise, how could the Xianbei people and other barbarians take over the Central Plains? Because it assimilated the Han people, the population grew rapidly like a snowball. However, the aristocratic families played a role in the inheritance of civilization, and they assimilated the Hu people. This is the reason why the Tang Dynasty returned to Han civilization. If all the elites of the aristocratic families were killed, they would probably have been the Mongols or the Soviets in ancient times.