Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Wolf ambition? Du Ruhui smacked the word carefully and felt that it was the most appropriate name.

I heard about the Japanese invasion in later generations, but now I see that Dongyi has no education and relies entirely on me, the Chinese.

But it turns out to bite you in the future. How is it different from a vicious wolf?

Changsun Wuji raised some objections:

I can conquer the world in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, but what about future generations?

The Emperor of the Song Dynasty did not practice martial arts, and did not talk about the Western Regions. He could not even get the land of Yanyun.

The Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty doesn't know, but I heard that the Yuan Dynasty lamented that people in troubled times are not as good as dogs in prosperous times, or it may be a dynasty like the Song Dynasty.

Looking at the history of Qing Dynasty, if the emperors of later generations had half the martial virtues of everyone, would Japan dare to rebel?

Du Ruhui was disdainful, well, he turned around just to say this.

Li Shimin looked better, but he didn't say anything to Changsun Wuji and just asked:

Who is this emperor of the land where the sun rises?

All the ministers were silent, Wei Zheng raised his head:

I know something about this.

Japanese country, southeast of Baekje and Silla, has a waterway of three thousand miles, and lives in the sea on mountain islands. Now it seems...

Wei Zheng looked at the map. The entire island of Japan was clear. It was far from being a mountain island. It was more or less a giant island.

Looking closely at the map, Wei Zheng gestured with his hands and said: The Han Dynasty said that it takes five months to travel from south to north, and three months to travel from west to east. Along the way, more than thirty countries call themselves kings.

Presumably this is the beginning of the civil strife. Li Shimin understood very well: After that?

Wei Zheng recalled briefly and said:

In the 20th year of the founding of the Emperor, the Japanese king Abejimi sent an envoy to China. The envoy said that the Japanese king regarded heaven as his brother and Japan as his younger brother. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty criticized this as unreasonable and ordered to change it.

Well said, well done! Li Shimin praised.

Other courtiers also understood: If you, a Japanese king, regard heaven as your brother, where will the great emperor of China be placed? Do I still want to call you uncle?

Wei Zheng nodded. He also felt that the Japanese king was somewhat arrogant and continued:

In the third year of the great cause, the Japanese king sent envoys to pay tribute again. He said that he had heard that Haixi Bodhisattva and the emperor respected the Buddha's Dharma, and sent dozens of ascetics to learn the Dharma.

The name Guangmu mentioned comes from the official document he visited this time. The emperor was displeased at that time and criticized him for being a barbarian and rude. Please don't hear about it again.

The ministers nodded slowly. It turned out that this was the case. Du Ruhui criticized: Putting the cart before the horse, Yelang is arrogant.

After hearing this, Li Shimin shook his head and said with a smile:

The Bodhisattva Emperor... is quite famous.

But a barbarian country sent envoys to learn Buddhism? Li Shimin always felt that there might have been something fishy at that time.

Wei Zheng stood up again, bowed and said: In the fourth year of Daye, the envoy Wen Linlang was envoyed to the Japanese country. Please show me the route.

Li Shimin admitted everything.

Wei Zheng gestured with his hands. The first thing he clicked was Shandong, and he said:

Pei Qing crossed east from Laizhou to Baekje, crossed and entered the sea. After arriving at Zhudao, he went south and passed through Biluo Kingdom and Dusima Kingdom. He landed on Yizhou and headed eastward.

When traveling eastward, I saw the Kingdom of Zhusi and the Kingdom of Qin. Their people were the same as those of China. From Zhusi Kingdom, more than ten countries to the east were all vassalized by the Japanese king. Pei Qing exchanged etiquettes with them before returning.

Li Shimin's sunshine followed Wei Zheng's finger. This route started from the Central Plains, passed through Shandong and went to the sea, then crossed the Korean Peninsula and then went southward through the sea. Finally, he traveled eastward in the Japanese country, and finally brought back these records.

Ai Qing actually knows so much! Li Shimin was extremely surprised.

Wei Zheng did not dare to take credit: I just heard about it. This is the result of Pei Qing, the doctor in the driving department, who was sent as an envoy.

Is it him? Li Shimin had some impression of this Hedong native: I will summon him tonight, and I will talk to him in person all night long.

Then Li Shimin looked at the map again and studied it:

The route for the monks to cross privately as mentioned by Guangmu seems to be closer?

Maybe it's because the monks are short of big boats. Du Ruhui said as he was also familiar with this map.

What if it's a big ship as a gift to a monk? Li Shimin suddenly felt that if he could choose to train monks from the Tang Dynasty, he might be able to easily become a guest of the Japanese country?

Or even be bolder, choose smart and smart people, study as a monk, and enter the foreign country in the name of a mage...

Li Shimin felt that he was a little evil for a while, but Buddha wouldn't blame him, right?

Even if you, the Buddha, don't recognize the one emperor through the ages, you still have to listen to the words of the Bodhisattva Emperor who is related to me by marriage, right?

The Bodhisattva Emperor failed to conquer Goguryeo three times, but let’s wait and see if I, the Emperor of the ages, will come.

[As for the evaluation of the second generation monarchs of the Three Kingdoms, Chen Shou's final conclusion is basically appropriate.

However, there are differences in the evaluation of Lu Xun.

Chen Shou wrote an independent biography for Lu Xundan, and finally said that he was worried about his country and his life, and he is a minister of the common people.

Pei Songzhi clicked his thumb angrily, expressing his strong disagreement.

Regarding Lu Xun's use of troops, Pei Songzhi commented that he was a treacherous man who was cruel to the people. Compared with Zhuge, he didn't know how bad he was!

And he started scolding almost directly: It is because of you that the people are in trouble, so the Lu family deserves to be destroyed after three generations of Zuowu and their grandchildren!

Pei Songzhi's scolding of Lu Xun was not a personal grudge of a scholar, but rather very serious and reasonable.

According to household registration, Chen Shou lived through the three dynasties of Han, Wei and Jin, and had nothing to do with Jiangdong throughout his life, so his evaluation of Lu Xun is somewhat in line with the mainstream tone.

Many people don't know much about Pei Songzhi, but when it comes to Pei Songzhi's boss, probably everyone is unfamiliar with him.

Liu Yu, Liu Jinu, Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty, expert in dragon slaying, finished six emperors, gravedigger of aristocratic family, undefeated military god of Jiangzuo.

Liu Yu inherited almost all the advantages and disadvantages of the old Liu family. He was poor and sold straw sandals to make a living. He loved gambling and had great ambitions. At the age of thirty-six, he had no defeats. Finally, he annihilated the Sima family in form and body and ascended to the throne. .

Pei Songzhi himself was born in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty. He saw the north fighting together and the south fighting together. In this world, there is only one thing to hope for: the Northern Expedition.

Liu Yu himself also had a talent for discerning people. During the Northern Expedition, he appointed Pei Songzhi as the chief secretary. Later, he was engaged in history during the administration. After regaining Luoyang, he served as the prince's son Xima. Later, he served as the internal history of Lingling and the doctor of Guozi.

However, Liu Yu's Northern Expedition failed, and his plan to conquer the Northern Wei Dynasty had to be abandoned due to illness. He eventually died of illness at the age of sixty. No one could carry forward his ambition. Two years later, Pei Songzhi was ordered to annotate the Three Kingdoms.

Under this general premise, Pei Songzhi looked down upon Lu Xun's so-called Northern Expedition.

In Pei Songzhi's opinion, you, Lu Xun, raided Shiyang Market and killed people, so you dared to brazenly call yourself the Northern Expedition? I bother!

Cao Wei, who only has a population of more than two million, and faced tens of millions of people, raided the county town, killed good people and took credit for his merits, and when he retreated, he played chess and played the piano to show off. I, Pei Songzhi, look down on you in real name!

Pei Songzhi didn't even criticize Sun Quan regarding the Northern Expedition. After all, although Hefei was sad, Brother Shiwan at least tried hard.

In addition, there is also a part of the reason that the wealthy families such as the Lu family themselves were the beneficiaries of the Jin Dynasty, and they were really partial to the peace faction, and they themselves could not urinate in the same pot.

Because of this experience, Pei Songzhi lamented a lot about Zhuge Wuhou's death from illness during the Northern Expedition, and wrote a full two hundred words of praise, summarizing that a good man should go on the Northern Expedition!

And if Pei Songzhi saw the heroes of later generations such as Yue Fei and Zhu Yuanzhang, he would have to write a few hundred words to praise them.

This is also one of the reasons why the Song Dynasty later generally praised Brother Shiwan and ignored Liu Yu. The Song Dynasty itself was on the side of peace, so why did it talk so much?

Part of the reason may be that the Song Dynasty itself was one of the victims of the Northern Expedition.

After all, the slogan used by Vietnam when plotting against the Song Dynasty was also the Northern Expedition:

Jutang Jinghaijun was the envoy, the governor of Annan, the grand master went to Zhuguo, and the governor of Jiaozhou served the heaven to crusade against the rebels who rebelled against the Tang Dynasty. 】

Liu Bei was half delighted and half speechless:

In the troubled times, another descendant of the Liu family ascended to the throne, and it seemed that he had the legacy of the great ancestor Zhaolie.

But... isn't this chaotic world too chaotic?

The Undefeated God of War? Zhang Fei clicked his tongue: The God of War may be overrated, but this Undefeated...

Zhang Fei no longer wanted to speak. To be honest, before the light curtain fell, he was quite complacent about the end of Dangyang Bridge.

But after hearing about later generations, I just wondered why there were more and more monsters?

I wonder how Liu Yu compares to Erfeng and Zhu Yuanzhang?

Pang Tong was not very interested in the performance. He thought about the previous title carefully and finally said to Liu Bei:

My lord, it seems that Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty has found another way to deal with the powerful family.

Looking at Pang Tong and swinging it like a knife, Liu Bei suddenly felt a little dry in the mouth:

This...is not even that.

Kong Ming shook his head and guessed:

The Lu family is just a powerful rightist now, but was already a powerful figure during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty. Later generations often used precise words, which shows how powerful he was.

After the Jin Dynasty, it was probably because of the chaos caused by some nobles at the top and the collusion of barbarians from outside. This led to great disasters.

Jiangdong is a wealthy family that only wants to defend itself, and we are laughing at them as short-sighted people. Maybe the Jin Dynasty has gained power, and the whole court and the public are full of short-sighted people.

My lord, you should be vigilant about this. Otherwise, if you don't destroy Cao Cao's thieves to end the arrogance and extravagance, and if you don't suppress the wealthy surnames to ease the people's livelihood, this disaster will be inevitable.

Liu Bei nodded carefully, feeling that he had a heavy responsibility. At the same time, he also felt that the Liu family was too strong:

Liu Yu has a reputation as a slave, which shows that his background is particularly inferior to mine.

This Jin family is in power, which shows that it is more difficult for them to establish a career than me.

In this way, I can still be an emperor and remain undefeated for the rest of my life...

Liu Bei shook his head and felt very sorry for his death:

If Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty had not died of illness, would the Liu Han Dynasty have been able to continue?

Zhang Fei raised another possibility:

It seems that Liu Yu's son has not completed his father's Northern Expedition.

Is it because his son is also a loser?

Liu Bei thinks it's really possible, wait...?

Kong Ming was a little confused about Zhu Yuanzhang mentioned by Guangmu, and guessed:

Is this Zhu Yuanzhang Zhu Ba Ba?

That's probably the case. Pang Tong affirmed: The Northern Expedition conquered the world, and Guangmu also said that Zhu Baba won the most righteous country, so it can be seen that the two of them should be one person.

Mi Zhu said with a bit of resentment:

In the east of the Yangtze River, there were merchants who crossed the river in white clothes and slandered their identity. Later, there was Lu Xun who attacked the market and claimed military merit.

The merchant has a grudge against him or something?

…

While Li Shimin was looking at the light curtain casually, he was distracted by looking at the map. Looking at the islands in the East China Sea, thoughts about the navy came to him one after another.

Of course Liu Yu knew that he could use military talents only for political planning.

Li Shimin didn't care about the Northern Expedition that Pei Songzhi was struggling with. They were all unified, so why did they care about the Northern Expedition?

Until the last words of the light screen came to Li Shimin's ears, making him turn his head curiously:

Jutang? Rebellious traitor?