Yue Fei: The greatest chinese General ever

Name: Yue Fei: The greatest chinese General ever
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2024-03-23

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After Zhu Yuanzhang died, his eldest grandson Zhu Yunwen succeeded to the throne. Although the young Emperor Jianwen controlled the national power of a country, his weak political skills and prestige prevented his decrees from being well implemented. Originally relying on his fat - DayDayNews
As we all know, at the end of the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party and the early days of the founding of New China, many people in the Kuomintang who had stood in the opposing camp of our party surrendered to the uprising and chose to stand on the side of - DayDayNews
Don’t know yet: Readers of the Qing Dynasty yellow mantle, the editor of Fun History will give you a detailed introduction below, and then read on~ How many privileges does the yellow mantle have? He Shen saved more than 20 pieces in his life, so why can’t he avoid death? - DayDayNews
On the first day of this month, I wrote about the amazing woman Wu Zetian. Now that I think about it, how could I not write about her husband? Then I strongly read the book "The Truth about Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty". 1. Li Zhi was born in Chang'an in 628 AD and was the - DayDayNews
Time came to August 1983. Xiao Yin, who was hospitalized in the East Ward of Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital, had entered the countdown stage of his life. An "old man" who has struggled all his life for the revolutionary literary cause, with only a body of more than 30 kil - DayDayNews
When writing the article "Missing My Father", I went online to check information about my father, and unexpectedly found something unexpected: I saw the articles "Capturing the Bandit Leader Liao Qixiang Alive" and "Life and Death" from the Tianjin Political and Legal Network, Pe - DayDayNews
Nong'an County was called Huanglong Mansion in ancient times. It still retains a pagoda left over from ancient times. This is where the Emperors Huiqin and Emperor Huiqin of the Song Dynasty sat in a well and looked at the sky. Caiyun and I came out this time mainly to purchase t - DayDayNews
In 1911, cannons were fired in Wuchang City, and the Revolution of 1911 ended China's feudal monarchy that had lasted for more than two thousand years. At that time, the Yunyang revolutionaries took the lead in responding, lowering the Qing Dragon Flag at the Fucheng Yamen and ho - DayDayNews
Zhang Yizheng, a woman from Fangxian County who was born into a family of traditional Chinese medicine, was educated and influenced by her uncle, and gradually established revolutionary ideals. During the Anti-Japanese War, she walked to Xi'an with her aunt and other seven people - DayDayNews
Han Zigao (538-567), whose real name was Han Manzi, was a native of Shanyin in Kuaiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang) and a general of the Chen Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Han Zigao's family was from a humble background. During the Hou Jing Rebellion, he lived in - DayDayNews

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