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I'm Really Not the Carpenter Emperor
In the forty-eighth year of Wanli, Emperor Taichang fell ill. The Chu, Qi, and Zhejiang parties were completely defeated in the battle. The Donglin party took advantage of the situation and rose up, and the people became more powerful. At the same time, the Jianzhou Jurchens swept across Liaodong, and the hinterland of the Central Plains was filled with empty houses, rogue bandits, and panic. The eldest son of the emperor, Zhu Youxiao, was the emperor of Fengtianmen, and he shouted: I am really
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The Strongest Chongzhen in History
Traveling through Chongzhen, there is Li Chuang in the south who is forcing him to hang himself, and there is the Qing Tatar in the north watching with eager eyes. Let's see how I fight fire with fire, let all the Donglin Party die, and become a coward in troubled times! Donglin ministers: What they fear most is that the emperor will be shameless!
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Ming 1629
In 1644 AD, the greatest disaster in the history of Chinese civilization was that barbarians ruled the Central Plains! In 1629, there were still barbarians in Liaodong who were eyeing the situation. Bandits from Shanxi and Shaanxi were attacking the prefectures and counties like locusts. Natural and man-made disasters continued and the people were in dire straits. At this time, no one could turn the tide and the building was about to collapse. A strong army broke out in Datong, drove out the Jur
28kPopularity901Readers8.4Rating