
Common People Country
庶民江山
- Status
- Completed
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- 754k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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It's an old theme, but the timing of the choice is relatively rare. It is more difficult to successfully rebel at any time than to reach the sky. The author's choice of timing and the several layers of identity superimposed on the protagonist have reduced the initial difficulty of the rebellion a lot, but I still don't think it is possible to rebel from Jiangnan. Not to mention other dynasties, the frequency of peasant uprisings in the Song Dynasty was very high, occurring almost every year, but without exception they were insignificant. In the nearly three hundred years of Song Dynasty history, the Fang La and Yang Yao uprisings were of some scale, but they also failed quickly. The reason should be related to the deep ties between the interests of the big clan landowners and the royal family of Zhao and Song Dynasties. Also, the imperial examination system of the Song Dynasty networked almost all scholars. Without scholars to follow in the rebellion, farmers alone would not be able to do it. I don't know how the author will deal with this problem, whether he will continue to use cheats or use his wisdom. But no matter how much wisdom is used, if the scholars don't move, Jiangnan will not move. How did the rebellion succeed in the Southern Song Dynasty? I'll wait and see? Come on, write well