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Chapter 24 Ming Zu and the Heavenly King

[Ding Dong, the seventh person to check and balance, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, commander 99, force 94, intelligence 95, politics 100, charm 90.

Implanted identity: The youngest son of the famous Han Dynasty general Zhu Jun was separated due to the Party Rebellion. After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he recognized his ancestors and returned to his clan. Zhu Jun named him Zhu Ming and Zhu Yuanzhang.

2 persons to carry: Li Wenzhong, Zhu Wenzheng]

Hiss, Zhu Chongba is here too, and Wang Yu has a headache.

Zhu Yuanzhang was the first emperor in Chinese history to conquer the north from the south and unify the country.

All the founding emperors of China would fight from the north to the south, because fighting from the south to the north is simply a fantasy.

In fact, before Zhu Yuanzhang's Northern Expedition was successful, there were many Northern Expeditions in ancient Chinese history, but none were as successful as Zhu Yuanzhang's.

The most famous ones are Zu Di's Northern Expedition, the Five Husty Rebellion in the late Western Jin Dynasty, and Sima Rui, the king of Langxie, who established the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south with the support of Wang Dao and others.

In order to serve the country, Zudi heard the chicken dance and practiced kung fu hard.

Later, Zu Di seized the opportunity and personally led 800 Jiangdong disciples to cross the Yangtze River and to the north, and once regained the vast area south of the Yellow River. However, due to Sima Rui's suspicion, Zu Di died of grief and anger, and Zu Di's Northern Expedition ultimately failed.

In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Jin soldiers went south, and a large area of ​​northern land fell. In order to turn the tide and regain the Central Plains, the four Zhongxing generals of the Southern Song Dynasty, including Yue Fei and Han Shizhong, launched a large-scale Northern Expedition.

It was also because Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, also strongly supported Yue Fei and other generals in their Northern Expedition. Yue Fei's Northern Expedition reached the Yellow River Basin and once recaptured Bianjing and other places.

But in the end, due to lack of food and grass, the civil and military ministers were at odds with each other and attacked each other. In the end, Yue Fei's Northern Expedition also failed.

In the final analysis, these are the barriers of mountains and rivers, different social conditions and folk customs, and differences in levels of economic development.

It is relatively easy to launch military operations from the vast north to the south.

This is because in the ancient north, farming civilization was more developed than in the south, and it was relatively easy to raise grain and grass.

Moreover, the north has a large population and it is easy to recruit troops.

The north was superior to the south in terms of politics, economy, culture, and talents. In addition, most places in the north had flatter terrain than the south, which made the southern expedition relatively sharp and the war more efficient.

Of course, the South also has its reasons.

In ancient times, the land in the south was fertile, the food was abundant, the people's lives were stable, and the people were relatively satisfied. In addition, the population was small, and most of them were indigenous residents who were relatively peaceful.

At the time of Zhu Yuanzhang, conflicts between ethnic groups were acute, and the people in the south were oppressed by the Yuan government and could no longer survive, so they had no choice but to resist.

There were various reasons why Zhu Yuanzhang was able to dominate the world from the south. Of course, the most important thing was that Zhu Yuanzhang's Twenty-Four Heroes of Huaixi were so awesome.

Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, Tang He, Deng Yu... these figures belong to the elite level throughout history.

After strengthening the foreign races, it began to strengthen the power of the Han people.

[Ding Dong, The Eighth Man of Checks and Balances, Legend of the Ming Heroes, Zhang Shicheng, King of Gusu, Commander 93, Force 85, Intelligence 87, Politics 92, Charm 93.

Implanted identity: Zhang Jiao's nephew. After the failure of the Yellow Turban Uprising, he has been arrested by the court. He had no choice but to hide among the Shanyue people. Because he has helped the Shanyue people to repel the invasion of the Han army many times, there is now a large number of Shanyue people.

Prestige, so he is ready to take Shanyue into his hands, hoard his own power and wait for the opportunity.

It can carry 2 characters, namely: Bian Yuanheng and Lu Zhen.]

Zhang Shicheng was one of the four major rebel kings in the late Yuan Dynasty. The four major rebel kings were Chen Youliang, king of Han, Zhang Shicheng, king of Wu, Fang Guozhen, and Ming Yuzhen.

Among them, the rebel army led by Zhang Shicheng spread across Jiangsu and Zhejiang, established the Wu regime, controlled the richest areas in southeastern China, cut off the main source of grain and fiscal revenue of the Yuan Dynasty, and dealt a heavy blow to the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty economically.

There is no doubt that Zhang Shicheng in the early period was an unparalleled hero in the war against the Yuan Dynasty.

When the first phase of the anti-Yuan uprising entered its low ebb, the Million Yuan Army had broken through the Yangtze River Defense Line of the Red Turban Army and restored the connection between the northern and southern Yuan armies.

As a non-Red Army system, Zhang Jun resisted tenaciously, which led to the collapse of the main force of the Million Yuan Army led by Tuotuo. From then on, the second climax of various anti-Yuan rebels began. Shi Naian and Luo Guanzhong both served for Zhang Shicheng.

The Red Scarf Army uprising also included Zhang Shicheng. The anti-Yuan struggle he led contained the military power of the Yuan Dynasty and strengthened the momentum of the Red Scarf Army. But unfortunately, like most leaders of the peasant uprising army, Zhang Shicheng was gradually eliminated by time in the later period.

His ambition was wasted, and he became a person who was greedy for personal gains, courted the Qin Dynasty and the late Chu Dynasty, was arrogant and extravagant, and was greedy for pleasure.

In the end, the good situation came to an end.

But this is also the later stage. Zhang Shicheng in the early stage is absolutely powerful. Moreover, Zhang Shicheng is still in the Shanyue tribe, which is the land of Yangzhou. There are no powerful people here now. Zhang Shicheng is about to rise.

[Dingdong, the ninth person to check and balance, the former King of Qin, Fu Jian, commander 95, force 90, intelligence 94, politics 98, charm 97.

Implanted identity: When Dong Zhuo conquered the Qiang people, the general of the Qiang people was now deeply trusted by Dong Zhuo and was directly adopted as his son-in-law.

There are 10 people carrying them, namely: Fu Rong, Fu Sheng, Fu Pi, Fu Huangmei, Fu Chang, Lu Polou, Lu Guang, Yao Chang, Deng Qiang, and Zhang Hao.]

Fu Jian had a majestic appearance and graceful posture. He advocated Han culture since he was a child. At the age of only thirteen, he was appointed General Longxiang and later the King of East China Sea.

During Fu Jian's reign, he first killed the tyrant Fu Sheng and consecrated himself to the title of King of Heaven. He then worked hard to build the Jing Canal and re-employed Wang Meng, a Han man, to create the only rule of the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms. It was known in history as "Guan Long Qing Yan, the people are happy".

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When the famine came, Fu Jian personally assisted the people in cultivating the land, executed the royal family and dignitaries who were poor and exploited the common people, and supported the orphans, elderly people, and children. Throughout his life, he took it as his own duty to eliminate conflicts among various ethnic groups. People of all ethnic groups loved Fu Jian very much.

The former Qin's national power grew stronger and stronger, and then used military force to eliminate the northern countries, successfully unified the north, ended the situation of people's deprivation since the Yongjia Rebellion, and restored vitality to the war-torn north.

Fu Jian successively captured Xiangyang, the Shu territory of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, forming a confrontation between the north and the south.

In the process of unifying the north, Bashu, and Xiangyang, Fu Jian never committed a single massacre.

In the 19th year of Jianyuan, Fu Jian ignored Wang Meng's instructions before his death and, under the instigation of Murong Chui and others, insisted on marching southward and launched the Battle of Feishui, with the intention of annihilating the Eastern Jin Dynasty and unifying the world. He was ultimately defeated by Beifu led by Xie Xuan of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

The war resulted in social conflicts intensifying and falling into chaos.

Fu Jian also died in the hands of Yao Chang. It is worth mentioning that Fu Jian treated Yao Chang well during his lifetime. Before the Battle of Feishui, he even named Yao Chang "General Longxiang".

Fu Jian is of a foreign race, but he has accepted Confucianism since he was a child. His behavior is quite Han Chinese, and he is even a bit indecisive and womanly.

After unifying the north in the later period, he developed a sense of pride, which was okay in times of stability, but in troubled times, this character could not allow him to unify China.


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