Yunlong himself used his understanding and deduction of the human world to create an image and passed it on to Yunlong.
It was a huge three-dimensional model of the Chinese mainland. Because the human world was too huge, Yunlong himself could only try his best to understand the places that Yunlong cared about most.
The three-dimensional model is built with energy, and has various terrains, mountains, vegetation, countries, and cities on it. Although the shapes are all reduced in scale countless times, they are all lifelike.
Some important places, such as the mountain gates of certain cultivation sects, cultivation treasures where geniuses and treasures gather, the sects and spheres of influence of various cultivators, and the territorial distribution of human countries, are all marked with important markings, using different colors and lines.
Separate display allows people to know the overall situation of China at a glance, which is much clearer than ordinary maps.
In the world of China, since the collapse of the Tang Dynasty, there have been the Later Liang, the Later Tang, the Later Jin, the Later Han, the Later Zhou, the Former Shu, the Later Shu, Wu, the Southern Tang, Wuyue, Fujian, Chu, the Southern Han, Nanping and the Northern Territory.
The fifteen political regimes including the Han Dynasty were called the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. However, after years of fighting and annexing each other, some weaker countries were wiped out. Now there are only eight political regimes left: Later Jin, Hou Shu, Nanping,
Later Chu, Southern Tang, Wuyue, Dali, Southern Han.
In addition, there are some tribal forces that take advantage of the chaos to seize territory and claim the country: the Liao Kingdom established by the Khitan tribe, the Uighur tribe, the Xianbei tribe, and the Tubo Kingdom established by the Tibetans are all relatively powerful tribal forces. (I am fictitious, after all, the Five Dynasties
The political power of the Ten Kingdoms is so chaotic that it makes me dizzy to look up the information. Just think of it as the changes that have occurred due to the butterfly effect of the protagonist.)
The Later Jin Dynasty had the largest territory, occupying Shandong, the Central Plains, and part of Liaodong. It was the most powerful country in the north. Although its own rule was decadent and the people in the country were in dire straits, it had the support of the Liao Kingdom in the north and its military strength was relatively strong.
It has always stood tall.
In fact, the Later Jin Dynasty and the Liao Kingdom were secretly supported by the demon sect forces and side sect monks headed by the Northern Demon Cult and the Eastern Demon Cult. They had enough strength to fight against the surrounding righteous cultivators and countries. The cultivation power was strong. This was the reason.
The real reason why the Later Jin Dynasty could maintain its rule.
Except for the Later Jin, there are no other Han-dominated countries in the north, because they are surrounded by tribal forces. If you don't take refuge with them, it will be difficult to survive. The Later Jin relied on the Liao Kingdom, the most powerful country in the north, to survive.
Therefore, they were hated by other Han countries and people, calling their domestic rulers "traitors". Therefore, although they occupied the largest area of land, they were not considered orthodox and lost the name of stabilizing the world.
The Northern Han Dynasty was founded by Liu He, who later became the governor of Shanxi and the original governor of Taiyuan. The Northern Han Dynasty was originally the territory of the Later Jin Dynasty, but Liu He later discovered that the Later Jin Dynasty had actually taken refuge with foreigners from the Liao Dynasty, so he angrily declared independence to safeguard the orthodoxy of the Han people.
Liu He has been based in Taiyuan for many years and has an excellent official reputation. Moreover, because Yunlong occasionally advises him and recruits many righteous practitioners and casual cultivators as backup, he deters those cultivators who secretly plot evil; Taiyuan has also been working hard for many years.
Qian, devoted himself to development, and has great potential; after Liu He declared independence, the strength he had accumulated for many years exploded, and even the later Jin Dynasty had to avoid its edge, and he made Shanxi and Hedong independent.
Moreover, Liu He had cultivated virtue internally and connected with the princes externally for many years. This independence immediately attracted a response from the surrounding people. In the name of "maintaining the unification of the Han Dynasty", Liu He rejected the Later Jin and Liao Kingdoms in the north, resisted Xianbei in the west, and was isolated by the natural barrier of the Yangtze River in the east.
The enemy country connected Hou Shu, Nanping, and Southern Tang Dynasty to the south. What shocked the world even more was that in order to gain the support of the Han people, Liu He declared to the world that he "only wanted to protect himself and would never proclaim himself emperor", saying that he was only trying to maintain the Han people.
Zhengshuo had no ambitions, so he was only called "Later Han", and he had no king of the country. He was only called "Han Army". Liu He, the supreme leader, also called himself the Commander-in-Chief of the Han Army, and proposed that "the sacred weapon of the country is for the virtuous to live in."
"If the common master of the world appears in the future, the whole country of the Later Han Dynasty will submit to it, and not a single soldier will be left.
The surrounding Han countries received this promise and were very satisfied. This era is no different from later generations. The emphasis is on "promises should be made, and trustworthiness comes first." A person who is not trustworthy will not be recognized by the people of the world. After all,
There is one less force competing for the world, which is good for everyone. Moreover, the Northern Han Dynasty is on the front line against the Later Jin, Xianbei, and Liao Kingdoms, and it also bears the greatest pressure. With the Northern Han Dynasty standing in front, other countries can also fight on the front line.
Without external interference, they competed for the world and decided the winner, so other Han countries expressed support for the Northern Han Dynasty.
Later Shu Meng Family: At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Wang Jian occupied Xichuan, and later Dongchuan. In 903, he was granted the title of King of Shu by the Tang Dynasty, and occupied an area reaching Hanzhong and Qinchuan in the north, and the Three Gorges in the east. In 907, Wang Jian proclaimed himself emperor, and built
The capital was Chengdu, the country was named Shu, and the history was called Qian Shu. In the third year of Tongguang in the Later Tang Dynasty (925), Emperor Zhuangzong of the Later Tang Dynasty sent troops to attack the former Shu, and appointed Dong Zhang as the governor of Dongchuan, Meng Zhixiang as the governor of Chengdu, and the governor of Xichuan.
.Meng Zhixiang trained soldiers, and later captured Dongchuan and killed Dong Zhang in 933. Later Tang Dynasty named him King of Shu and governor of Dongchuan. The following year, Meng Zhixiang proclaimed himself emperor, established the Yuan Dynasty and Mingde, and rebuilt the Shu Kingdom.
The capital of Later Shu was still in Chengdu. In the same year, Zhixiang died and his son Meng Chang succeeded to the throne.
Later Shu occupied part of Sichuan, and its ruler only cared about enjoying himself in the land of abundance in Bashu and had no ambition to make progress. Therefore, he could only use the steep mountains of Bashu as a natural barrier to resist the surrounding offensives. His national power could only protect itself and could not expand.
The supporters behind it are the major righteous cultivation sects in Sichuan, headed by Shushan Sect, Qingcheng Sect, and Tianshi Dao.
The Ma family of the Later Chu Dynasty: took over the states of Tan (today's Changsha, Hunan) and Heng (today's Hengyang, Hunan), and was appointed as the governor of Hunan, and then took over Wu, He and other prefectures in Guangxi (Guangxi and Guizhou areas), and finally
Calling themselves Da Chu, the supporters behind them are the Demonic Dao and the Southwest Side Sect forces headed by the Southern Demon Cult. Due to the disputes with the decent sects, there has been constant friction between Hou Chu and Hou Shu. They cannot afford big battles and have frequent small battles.
Nanping Gao family: In 907, Gao Jixing was appointed as the military envoy of Jingnan and was stationed in Jiangling. In the second year of Tongguang (924), the Later Tang Dynasty named him the King of Nanping, so Jingnan was also called Nanping. After Gao Jixing separatist rule, Nanping only had Jing (
Today's Jiangling, Hubei), Gui (now Zigui, Hubei), and Xia (now Yichang, Hubei) are three states. They are located at the corner of Later Shu, Later Chu, and Later Jin. Their territory and strength are also the weakest, so they can only proclaim themselves emperors and ministers to the surrounding countries.
Only by being granted this can we maintain our rule. We have to walk on thin ice, fearing that one day we will be attacked by other countries and our country will be destroyed.
The supporters behind Nanping are the Buddhist forces headed by the Jade Buddha Temple. Since Buddhism advocates compassion and not killing, the whole country in Nanping believes in Buddhism and does not use weapons. The surrounding countries are also reassured that Nanping is not a threat, so there is a tacit understanding.
It maintained the stability of Nanping, so Nanping can be regarded as a rare peaceful place in troubled times.
(Yesterday I worked a one-night shift, and today I helped a colleague work a half-day shift. I was so busy that I went home and fell asleep. I didn’t get up until seven o’clock. I rushed to update quickly, so I’ll post a chapter first. It’s hard to look up information.
, it’s even more troublesome to compile. Rulong is not a history major, and I don’t have a clear understanding of this period of history. Let’s just read it together. After all, I am not writing a history book. I mainly focus on the struggle in the world of cultivation. In the evening
There is another chapter, although it is a little late, but the habit of two chapters a day will not be changed so easily.)