The Song Dynasty's Cauldrons

I didn't expect it to appear so soon. Thank you, author!

If no one's reading this, I'm leaving this thread immediately; I'm done writing.

The expansion of bureaucracy is for the purpose of supporting an expanding bureaucracy -- Civilization 5

What you should write about is the wind and waves.

If this is how a scholar ends up on the battlefield, then look at what happened to Di Qing and you'll know what Confucianism is all about.

Gilded silver is fine for ironware; pure silver is not necessary.

The Han dynasty was a step backward. During the Qin dynasty, there were no slaves. Only captives were demoted to slavery. They belonged to the government; you'd have to hire them, you couldn't just kill them. It was the remnants of the six former states who themselves still bought and sold slaves.

It's similar to the Republican era!

The Mongols, failing to achieve Sinicization, ruled for only a few decades, less than the Jin Dynasty, which, despite occupying only a small part of the north, ruled for over a century.

Just say you want Angel.