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Title: Revisiting the history of Bourbon today, I feel that the title of Lour VIII has been changed to "The Loser"

Post owner: Soaring into the sky (the forum's publication time is omitted, and does not take up the number of words)

Soaring into the sky: Today, I revisited the history of Bourbon and found an interesting character, that is, the famous "Lord of the Earth" in Bourbon's history, why is he called "The Loser of Earth"? Because Bourbon was in this position, the territory was almost completely lost, so he got the nickname of the loser, and it can be seen from this title that many people blamed Bourbon's decline on his on the body.

Towering into the sky: I think this is not fair to the "beautiful man" Luer VIII, yes, the beautiful man Luer VIII, it is also ridiculous, how many people know that the original Luer VIII The title is Beautiful Man? I'm afraid there are very few people who don't specialize in history.

Soaring into the sky: In my opinion, the collapse of Bourbon can only be said to be the curse of the gods, think about it, such awesome characters as Suriville, Hugh, Napolika, even if a person was born in this era They can all set off a storm, but as a result, they came to Bourbon almost at the same time, and they all became Bourbon's enemies. What do you think Lure VIII can do in this situation? How can you keep Bourbon going strong?

Towering into the sky: Not to mention, this group of people are all heroes born in the same year, isn't this predestined by the gods? So I think that Lure VIII is called "The Loser" is really a very wronged thing. I have read the records that Lure VIII worked hard for national affairs in his later years, his body deteriorated seriously, and the face of the handsome man in the past also became haggard, and all of this was for this country, for Bourbon.

Soaring into the sky: However, thousands of years later, some people who only focus on the results and not the process, most of them only remember the mourning soil of King Luer VIII, and ignore the efforts of King Luer VIII for national affairs. , I really feel wronged for him when I think about it. When I wrote this text on this forum, my mind was filled with the words "win the king and lose the bandit", and only sighed.

Suriville Oasis Channel: @Towering into the sky, the country has spent so much effort to educate you, but the result is still a fool who can't support the wall, educated a "heroic individualist", blaming all the factors because of a few heroes on the body? I was really drunk too.

Soaring into the sky: Haha, I posted a good post to discuss, and I typed such a long text. You jumped out a few words and you are sneering at what you are doing. Block it, get out of this post!

Soaring into the sky: Don't worry about that troll, I continue to say that with so many heroes becoming Bourbon's enemies at the same time, no matter how wise Lure VIII is, he can't save Bourbon's defeat, so in his time It's a very sad thing that the title has been changed to the mourner.

I'm a 25th boy and I'm proud: can even Lour VIII be overturned this year? The day before yesterday, I saw a person in the group who wanted to overturn the case of Lessono, and today I saw another person in the forum who wanted to overturn the case for King Lure VIII. This is really a wonder in the world.

Towering into the sky: Oh, do you guys just sneer at it? Let me tell you where I went wrong.

I am two or five and I am proud: @ Qunxingfall, big brother, big brother, I called big brother.

Library: Bourbon's "Lord of the Land" Lure VIII, namely Lure Calque, the 114th governor of Bourbon, born and died 1367-1441/74 years old, ruling year 1414-1441/ 27 years.

During the reign of Lour VIII the Loser, Bourbon experienced the following wars:

The Saiflif Merami uprising (continued from the predecessor to the present, 1410-1424/14), although it was a victory, was pacified by Bourbon relying on Messica.

The Boris War of Independence (1416-1425/9), failed, and the southern channel was the independence of Boris.

In the civil war (1417-1425/8) before the independence of Polly, the final compromise was made, but in fact it was still equivalent to failure because the strategic goal was not achieved.

Lure VIII Mysika intervened in the war (1427-), failed, and lost the North Merami educational area except Dieter and Pisa.

Lure VIII Potloo intervened in the war (1427-1430/3), failed, and lost most of the territory of the Tamron Colony.

Polly War of Independence (1431-1441/10), failed, lost the Northern Passage, the Middle-earth Colonial Guard, the Middle-earth Forest Colonial Guard, and the Servant State of Edonan.

To sum up, it was a complete defeat and a remarkable record.

Towering: Does this have anything to do with the subject I'm talking about? Yes, I don't deny that Lure VIII encountered a series of setbacks during his reign, which is why he was later called "The Loser", but I think it's all down to Lure VIII. It's so unfair.

Soaring into the sky: Do you think who is the opponent Lure VIII faced? Saiflifu uprising, Saiflifu is the appointed sage of today, can it be strong? The Boris War of Independence faced Napolika, the existence of the same name as Napolika, the famous priest of Sulassie, can it be strong? It goes without saying that Mysika, Hugh I was first-class and powerful; what about Polly? Focodo and Umola are also not easy to mess with.

Towering into the sky: So, with so many powerful beings as enemies, the fate of Lure VIII's defeat is inevitable, I do not deny this. However, changing the title of King Lure VIII from "Beautiful Man" to "The Loser" was nothing but the scapegoating behavior of those mutineers!

Soaring into the sky: After the execution of King Lure VIII, what did the mutineers succeed in doing? Wasn't the war on Portloo still lost? The tone after the defeat is also really funny, not to mention that he couldn't beat him, but put the blame on the long-dead Luer VIII, saying that they lost because Luer VIII made a mess of Bourbon , huh, that's ridiculous.

Soaring into the clouds: Then, he said that he was overthrown because he was dissatisfied with the ceding of the land by Lure VIII. Oh, the ghost who overthrew, that Andre who came from several generations is still very happy.

Soaring into the sky: When Lour VIII was on the throne, although Bourbon was turbulent externally, the internal situation was still very stable. Lour VIII ruled stably for 27 years, and as a result, Andre's bad goods turned Lour VIII. After the overthrow, how many rulers came to power after you counted them?

Mark: Oh, the price of staying in power for 27 years is to make a mess inside Bourbon. The Bourbons overthrew King Lour VIII because they couldn't bear it. Do you understand? It was all in one mind at the time!

Towering into the sky: Can't stand it? Did you travel from that era? Otherwise how do you know the Bourbons at the time couldn't bear it.

Fall of the Stars: Cough, calm down first, I have read all the previous conversations, and I have a general understanding of what you are arguing about. In short, it is the problem of Lure VIII, right?

The Fall of the Stars: Let me tell you my point of view first, Lure VIII is an idiot with a good skin and a good background, and the title "Loiler" is used to describe Lure VIII well-deserved. Indeed, after the coup d'état, the coup d'état put a lot of blame on Lure VIII, giving Lure VIII a lot of black pots that he did not make, but this cannot be covered up. Bourbon was in the blindness of Luer VIII. Crashing under operation.

Soaring into the sky: This is the moderator of the historical edition? Really objective. You said that you have read the previous one, so have you seriously read what I said? Or did you just read the list from the library?

Fall of the Stars: See all. Soaring into the sky, calm down first, I have to check more specific information, and then I can tell you specifically, here is the most fatal flaw of Lure VIII.

Fall of the Stars: Incompetence, or rather inaction. You must be anxious when you see this, and say that Lure VIII has done so much work and is busy quelling the rebellion every day? How can you say no? And here's the problem. You can see that Lure VIII put down the rebellion every day, but he always waited for the rebellion to break out, and then transferred the army to the place of the rebellion, and then let the army exhausted and let Bourbon fall into continuous war.

Towering into the sky: Oh, Lure VIII is a prophet, can he predict the upcoming rebellion of Bourbon in advance?

The Fall of the Stars: I can't say that. Many things are preceded by omen. This is not a random guess by the people of today. It was mentioned in the report of the Assembly Palace that year. Even if you didn't respond during the Boris War of Independence, you should have known it by the time of the Boris War of Independence? The Polly War of Independence followed the path of Boris' independence, and it basically didn't change.

Stars Fall: Then what did Lure VIII do? Before the rebellion happened, they were all treated as if they didn't see it, as long as the other party sent taxes to themselves.

Fall of the Stars: Then, and the worse thing is that Lure VIII did not have a clear strategic plan from beginning to end, which part of the place we have to temporarily abandon, which part is our fundamental interest, Lur VIII is completely out of line, I tried my best on every front and tried my best, but I couldn't catch the last one, so I threw them all away.

Shield: Moderator mighty.

Mark: Let me add that Lure VIII is more nonsense. In addition to the lack of a clear strategic plan, he is soft-hearted, not hard when he should be hard, and suddenly stubborn when he should be soft. I remember that when I negotiated with Boris, it was obvious that I could negotiate as soon as possible, and then withdraw the army. As a result, King Lure VIII hesitated, and a negotiation dragged on for three years from the beginning to the final implementation. How can you believe this?

Mark: Then in 1427, I don't know if I took the wrong medicine or was taken away. I suddenly became hard-hearted and wanted to interfere with the two forces at the same time. Compared with the performance of the rickets in the past, it was like schizophrenia. In the same way, if such a person appeared in my writing, I would have been scolded to death by readers.

Soaring into the sky: In this repression, regardless of the results, Luer VIII worked very hard, and Luer VIII was very careful in governing the country. Many sources have mentioned that Luer VIII became very bad in his later years. , but he insisted on continuing the work of the governor.

I'm two or five and I'm proud: wow, I'm starting to change the subject.

Fall of the Stars: Since you want to talk about governing the country, let's talk about governing the country. When the ancient Sullasi was in decline, Solite also popped up to launch the Solite New Deal. No matter how effective it was, it would at least give Sullasi a life. The worst defeat in the Battle of Spari might have given Sulassie some relief.

Stars have fallen: And Audi is also there. When Audi entered the troubled times, whether it was Merta or Teja, they all reformed their territories to adapt to the new era.

The Fall of the Stars: Then look at Luer VIII. When Luer VIII came to power, Bourbon was already surging. The contradictions accumulated over the past century were revealed with the continuous war, and the whole country gradually collapsed. And at such a time, what did Lure VIII do? It is a pity that at present, there is no change in the country of Lure VIII in history. Not only did there not change, but Luer VIII did not even have some emergency measures.

The Fall of the Stars: This is most evident in the issue of the four major fleets established in Bourbon's glory days. By 1441, when Bourbon's territory had shrunk by more than half, the plan of the four major fleets was still maintained. an expense.

The Fall of the Stars: The most ridiculous Southern Fleet has long since lost only 2 transport ships due to the Boris War~www.wuxiaspot.com~ The entire bureaucratic system of captains, commanders, and deputy commanders of each ship is still maintained, Are you saying it's not rude? The "Second Financial Decree of King Lure VIII" reduced personnel, but the layoffs were basically sailors and low-level officers.

I am the second and fifth boy and I am proud: Moderator, you have missed some places, it is not that Lure VIII has not made changes in the country.

Shield: I suddenly know what you're trying to say.

I am the second and fifth child and I am proud: haha, that is the "Lure VIII Tax Increase Order", "The Second Tax Increase Order of Lure VIII", "The Third Tax Increase Order of Lure VIII", "Luhr VIII Tax Increase Order" The Fourth Tax Increase Order of King Luhr VIII, "The Fifth Tax Increase Order of Luhr VIII", but unfortunately there is no sixth time, because when it was added to the fifth time, Luhr VIII was given by angry Bourbons. Imprisoned and beheaded.

I'm a boy of two and five and I'm proud: Oh, and the "Fiscal Decree of King Lure VIII", which cut off most of the expenditure on public facilities, and the "Second Financial Decree of King Luhr VIII", which cut off public policy and a large number of troops, of course In the army, only soldiers are cut, not leaders.

Library: As a result, when the coup d'etat in 1441, the reduced soldiers served as the main force.

The Fall of the Stars: This is true, Lure VIII's domestic measures are simply nonsense. He is simply sacrificing the lower and subsidizing the upper. In the face of financial difficulties, apart from raising taxes and cutting public support, it is gone, and in Lure During the years when the VIII was in power, the subsidies to the great nobles were always only a little more or less. It is no wonder that the lower Bourbons have accumulated too much grievance. This can be seen from the two old waterway riots during the tenure of Lure VIII. I can tell.

I am two or five and I am proud: @ towering into the sky?

I am the second and fifth boy and I am proud: Hahaha, that wise man has disappeared, and this topic is over.

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