Ji Nu, whose real name is Liu Yu. A poor man who made a living by knitting straw sandals ascended to the throne through his own efforts and was known as the "Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty" in history.
Xin Qiji described this politician and military strategist who was rarely matched by others in Chinese history by saying, "I remember the old days, when I was a warrior and an iron horse, and I could swallow thousands of miles like a tiger."
In the history of mankind, only Liu Yu and the "Queyue Formation" invented by him can defeat more than ten times the elite cavalry (30,000) with a small number of infantry (2,000).
"Thirty-Six Strategies", a military book whose popularity is second only to "Sun Tzu", was written by Liu Yu's general Tan Daoji. Tan Daoji's military practice came from fighting side by side with his lord Liu Yu.
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Worth reading carefully
I accidentally clicked on this book, which is worth reading carefully. The writing style is exquisite and the outlines are exquisite. For the first time in these years, Zongheng Qidian couldn't help but write a few sentences. A well-written book gives you a sense of weight and vicissitudes of history...
Worth reading carefully
I accidentally clicked on this book, which is worth reading carefully. The writing style is exquisite and the outlines are exquisite. For the first time in these years, Zongheng Qidian couldn't help but write a few sentences. A well-written book gives you a sense of weight and vicissitudes of history...