Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

The official is the emperor, so it is reasonable to judge whether the Song Dynasty will have a day or not.

At this point, Liu Han was not going to comment.

It was unnecessary, and because of Yue Fei's death, even he, a Hanlin medical officer, felt a little sad and angry.

If loyalty cannot survive, it is conceivable that the court is full of sycophants.

Immediately, Liu Han felt that his idea was ridiculous:

After that, weren't the Song officials just flattering people who knelt down to Jin Lu?

If the emperor is like this, the officials are right to say that there will never be another day in the Song Dynasty after this.

At this moment, Liu Han couldn't help but sigh a little, wishing that he was not born in the early Tang Dynasty.

Liu Han stood there blankly with all kinds of thoughts running around in his head, unable to stop the car, while Zhao Kuangyin paced slowly in the hall, rethinking the saying "a glass of wine releases military power" mentioned by the younger generation.

It's not that he is grudge, after all, even those admonishing officials have to quote scriptures to cover up their conversations with him.

Under such circumstances, it was rare for someone to speak to him with such scolding words.

But he would not overestimate his capabilities and say that he will capture that descendant... After all, they are thousands of years apart. If he made this descendant anxious and said anything, it would just make Zhuge Wuhou see the joke. Quite worthless.

After thinking about it for a while, Zhao Kuangyin felt that there was nothing wrong with releasing military power over a glass of wine.

He was born in the army, and Zhao Pu also fought in the army, so he knew that most of the chaos from the late Tang Dynasty to the present was due to the vassal town being too strong.

Therefore, from the beginning of the Song Dynasty to the present, whether it was the elimination of the capital commander or the establishment of the Sanya Privy Council, these changes in dividing the power of the vassal towns have been carefully discussed.

At this time, after thinking about it, if I say something is wrong...it is also the fault of this ignorant brother!

He and Zhao Pu only divided the military power into subdivisions and gave them control according to the time of peace and war, but there was no such operation as demoting the commander's position before the war to make the supervisory army superior to the commander of the first army.

Moreover, the younger generation often spoke ill of the scholar-bureaucrats who had superior eyes but weak hands. Looking at him now, he was so similar to his younger brother Guangyi.

Even thinking about it carefully, Yongxi's Northern Expedition by his cheap brother was not as good as those scholar-bureaucrats who were willing to take the initiative to go to the front line.

Because of this, when he looked at the words on the light screen, "Don't let your young head turn gray in a hurry," and thought of the powerful general who died unjustly when he was only thirty-nine years old, Zhao Kuangyin became more and more panicked.

At this moment, Zhao Pu re-entered the palace with a slightly troubled expression.

"The King of Jin cried out his injustice and threatened the jailer."

"After much thought, I brought Prince Jin here. He is now outside the palace..."

"Does he still feel wronged?"

Zhao Kuangyin laughed angrily and simply leaned over to find a convenient chair leg among the wreckage of the Grand Master's chair. He weighed it in his hands and felt that the weight was just right, so he turned around and said:

"If you feel you are wronged, just come in and tell me personally."

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"Wenfu is so majestic!"

"Is it unfair to die suddenly?"

"The robe is righteous!"

"Sincerity can make a treacherous and sycophant humiliate for thousands of years without committing a crime."

Although it was expected, it was particularly difficult for everyone in the general's mansion to see and hear things come to this point.

Even Kong Ming lost his smile:

"Jingkang's shame is not over, but it adds another shame."

Pang Tong also shook his head violently:

"I've never heard of a country being founded with such shame."

Since the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, although the two Han dynasties have consistently respected Confucianism, they have often ridiculed the Lu people for criticizing Confucian scholars and advocating for benevolence and righteousness in favor of life and death.

Therefore, what happened to Yue Fei was particularly difficult for Liu Bei and others to accept, and even their interest in talking became very low.

In silence, Fazheng suddenly remembered:

"Then Wen Tianxiang who wrote "Song of Righteousness" seems to be a minister of the Southern Song Dynasty?"

"He is the minister of the subjugation of the Southern Song Dynasty."

Pang Tong remembered clearly and recalled:

"It seems that he failed to lead the army to save the country and was captured by the Mongols. He composed that righteous song in prison."

Fazheng nodded, and Lu Su couldn't help but said:

"I have read it in Taixue. The strong and intense meaning can be especially followed in Manjianghong. Although there are many allusions in it that I don't know, it can be said to be a good literary talent."

Everyone nodded and acknowledged this, but Zhang Fei couldn't help but patted the floor in front of him and said:

"This Wen Tianxiang is a sensible person, but he was born a little late... He wrote things that are not available in the Southern Song Dynasty."

"The emperor's way of clearing the barbarians is nothing but exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes that don't cost people's lives."

"That dog emperor has no shame at all, no! Even if I raise a dog, I know more about etiquette, justice, integrity and shame than that Zhao Gou!"

"If you talk about morality in this dark world, you are really talking about it!"

"What I, Lao Zhang, said before is really true. This is the Great Song Dynasty. I think it is a big gift."

The further he went on, the louder and louder Zhang Fei's voice became. As the word "send" lingered, a trace of dust fell from the beams.

Liu Bei, who was the first to bear the brunt of the impact, was shaken and staggered, causing Pang Tong to immediately express dissatisfaction:

"Yide, Yide, if you have any dissatisfaction, please tell that Zhao Da."

Seeing that he had gotten into some trouble, Zhang Fei hurriedly slipped over, helped his eldest brother up and dusted him off, and said softly:

"I just read Man Jiang Hong and wish I could go to Helan Mountain for this Yue Fei."

Seeing that his brother was fine, Zhang Fei simply asked the military advisor for paper and pen, and then used Pang Tong's short table to write hard.

Pang Tong stretched his head to look at it, couldn't help but laugh, and made some remarks from time to time.

Kong Ming came up with some other ideas and whispered to Liu Bei:

"If the world needs to be governed by culture, education should be the top priority."

"Looking back at the changes in the two Song Dynasties, the education of the emperor's heirs is the most important thing."

Kong Ming was naturally very curious about the state of the future without an emperor, but he also knew better that he needed to base himself on the present.

Liu Bei nodded with a heavy expression.

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"Does the South not know that the North and South attack and defend differently?"

"I'm afraid you don't want to know?"

"I just wish I couldn't spit in front of this Wanyan Gou."

After Li Shimin wrote a few ridiculous words, he simply waved his hands and sat back on the couch.

Empress Changsun smiled helplessly, leaned towards Li Shimin and comforted her:

"Why does Your Majesty need to be so angry at this foolish and sycophantic person?"

"I just thought that the Song Dynasty actually inherited the system of the Tang Dynasty, so..."

Li Shimin shook his head, there were still many things in his heart that were difficult to explain clearly.

Just like looking at the affairs of the Li and Tang Dynasties, the descendants seemed to follow the Xuanwu Sect's example, so there was always a lot of bloodshed in the palace.

The Song Dynasty was much more complicated. Although the descendants of the Chenqiao mutiny did not say it clearly, they could probably guess it by looking at Liu Yuzhi's old stories.

And the incident of the brother-in-law and brother-in-law at the beginning of the Song Dynasty led to a lot of taboos in the history of the Song Dynasty. I am afraid that this was the reason why the king of Zhao and Song Dynasty controlled the military ministers internally and externally, and ended up in such a stinky state. situation.

"And what's so hard to guess about the thoughts of those people who are like pigs and dogs?"

When Li Shimin talked about this matter, he became more and more contemptuous:

"It's no wonder that Henan and Hebei suffered the disaster of destroying their families and countries, and they all suffered from military disasters."

"Henan was once again flooded by that villain who dug embankments from the Yellow River to divert water from the Huaihe River."

"To the north are all the victims of the White Land disaster. They have captured wealth that is not useful for the enjoyment of this Wanyanguo. Therefore, they would rather surrender to the enemy than return to defend and appease them."

Yuchi Jingde then whispered:

"I don't understand why Emperor Song is so loyal?"

Qin Qiong shook his head:

"This Yue Fei is not loyal to the Song Emperor, but to the people of Yangyang Xia."

As for the difference in military systems between the Tang and Song Dynasties, which caused Yue Fei's constraint, there is no need to elaborate on it with my good brother.

Li Shimin nodded in approval and said, overflowing with murderous intent:

"I just regret that this Wanyan Gou is not in front of me, so I can't kill him to sacrifice his loyal soul!"