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Warring States Period: Tian Qi Chapter
When mentioning Tian Qi, what kind of prince does it come to people's first impression? Now, from the perspective of the Qi State, we will introduce how a man named Tian from Gui came from outside and after several generations of hard work, he peacefully ended the more than 600-year history of Jiang Qi. How did Tian Qi continue Jiang Qi's glory and dominate the east? Now take a closer look at that period of history and take a look at the struggle history of Tian's men.
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The Warring States Period: the Wei Family Chapter
This book takes the Wei family of Ji as the perspective and tells how the men of the Wei family survived in troubled times and how they became a vassal state through the efforts of several generations. As a new type of princes, how did the Wei family establish their status as the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period?
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Warring States Period: Qin State Chapter
When you mention Qin, the first thing that comes to your mind is Qin Shihuang, the emperor of the ages. So, it took more than five hundred years from the establishment of the Qin State to the unification of the world by Qin Shihuang. How did the Qin State during the Warring States Period establish itself as the overlord from the west, sweep across the feudal lords, and unify the world?
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Warring States Period: Chu State Chapter
When mentioning the 800-year-old state of Chu, what kind of princes do you think of first? Now, from the perspective of the Chu State, I will introduce how a man named Xiong, named Mi, rose from a small viscount country that was never recognized by the princes of the Central Plains to become a large country in the south. Now get closer to that period of history and take a look at the struggle history of the Chu people.
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The Demonic Eye of the Gods List Yang Jian
Bring it on! Be angry! Roar! Use the divine ax to strike the sky and make him tremble! Let there be no more injustice in this world.
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Things About the Western Han Dynasty: Zhaoxuan and Zhongxing
"Those Things in the Western Han Dynasty: Zhaoxuan and Zhongxing" has been updated. This book introduces the history from 87 BC to 49 BC, a total of thirty-eight years. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty pushed the Western Han Dynasty to a new peak. After the peak, it meant a decline. Especially in the later years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he faced the disaster of overthrowing the Qin Dynasty and showed a trend of decline. So, the descendants of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did what they did
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Warring States Period: Yan Kingdom Chapter
Ji's surname is Yan State, which has a history of 800 years. When you mention this ancient Yan country, what stories will be left behind? This book, from the perspective of the Yan Kingdom named Ji, tells the story of a man named Ji who has been alone outside the Great Wall for hundreds of years. How did he survive in troubled times? How did he become a vassal king and become a great country with the surname Ji. How did Yan State, as a veteran prince, compete with the princes for supremacy durin
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Things About the Eastern Han Dynasty: the Rule of Ming Zhang
The second emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Han Ming, was called the perfect second generation emperor. Emperor Han Zhang, the third emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was known as a benevolent emperor through the ages. What did Mingzhang and his son do that can be as famous as the Wenjing rule of the Western Han Dynasty?
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Things About the Western Han Dynasty: the Disaster of Yuancheng
"Those Things in the Western Han Dynasty: The Disaster of Yuancheng" has been updated. This book has a history of forty-three years from the death of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty in the first year of Huanglong (49 years) to the second year of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty in Suihe (7 BC). Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty reigned for twenty-six years. His imperial career has the highest evaluation: Emperor Wen is better than Emperor Wen and Emperor Wu is as powerful as Emperor Wu. From a pri
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Those Things in the Western Han Dynasty: the End of the Dynasty
This book tells how the two emperors Ai and Ping led the Western Han Dynasty to destruction, and how Wang Mang used peaceful means to replace the Han Dynasty.
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Warring States Period: Zhao Family Chapter
This book, from the perspective of the Zhao family named Ying, tells how the Zhao family survived in troubled times and how through the efforts of several generations, it became a vassal state. As a new type of princes, how did the Zhao family establish their status as the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period?
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The Warring States Period: the Han Family Chapter
This book, from the perspective of the Han family named Ji, tells how the Han family survived in troubled times and how through the efforts of several generations, it became a vassal state. As a new type of princes, how did the Han family establish their status as the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period and survive until the last few episodes of the Warring States Period.
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Those Things in the Western Han Dynasty: the Reign of Wen and Jing
"Those Things in the Western Han Dynasty: The Reign of Wenjing" is now online. This book introduces the fifty-five-year history of the Western Han Dynasty from 195 BC to 141 BC. After the death of Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, we learn how Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying became a tragic emperor; how Empress Lu protected her husband's family, sons, and grandsons; how Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty Liu Heng became a wise emperor from a marginalized vassal king; and how Emper
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Those Things About the Western Han Dynasty: the Prosperous Age of Hanwu
"Those Things in the Western Han Dynasty: The Prosperous Age of Han Wu" takes Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as the main line and introduces the magnificent history of fifty-four years from 140 BC to 87 BC according to the chronological context. This book introduces how Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty governed and dealt with his relatives in the early period; how he appointed good generals and expanded his territory in the middle period; and why the disaster of witchcraft and poison in the later pe
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Things About the Western Han Dynasty: Grassroots Emperor Liu Bang
"Those Things in the Western Han Dynasty: Grassroots Emperor Liu Bang" is officially launched. This book uses Liu Bang as the perspective to explain the history of the Warring States, Qin, and early Han Dynasties, from 256 BC to 195 BC, a total of 62 years, and those influential figures. This book is divided into three stages. The first stage is from the birth of Liu Bang to the fall of Qin. The second stage ranges from the destruction of Qin to the destruction of Chu. The third stage explains w
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Things About the Eastern Han Dynasty: Liu Xiu, the Commoner Emperor
"Those Things in the Eastern Han Dynasty: Commoner Emperor Liu Xiu" is divided into four volumes, namely "Revolt against the New Han Dynasty", "Conquering Guandong", "Destroy Long and Shu", and "Jianwu Zhongxing". It tells the story of how the 28-year-old Liu Xiu went through three years of rebellion and became the successor emperor of the Han Dynasty after Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty. How to use thirteen years to unify the Han Dynasty again.
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