It wasn't until the governor Hou Xiaojing was arrested that she came to her senses, she always felt that Tang Zhangwei was not an ordinary person, it turned out that he was the actual ruler of the Tang Dynasty. ●Pine/apple/small●Say

As a result, Hou Xiaojing had to hand over her power.

After Catherine seized power, she took Hou Xiaojing into custody.

Tang Zhangwei is still good to Hou Xiaojing, he asked some jugglers to accompany Hou Xiaojing, so that Hou Xiaojing tried not to feel aggrieved in life.

At the same time, he also built a garden for Hou Xiaojing.

In the past, Hou Xiaojing always didn't want to drink, but now Hou Xiaojing is thinking about drinking.

Of course, Tang Zhangwei controlled the amount of wine provided to Hou Xiaojing, otherwise Hou Xiaojing would have drunk to death, and there would be gossip.

Tang Zhangwei visited Hou Xiaojing and sent her flowers.

Tang Zhangwei said to Hou Xiaojing: "You want to open a little, don't worry about the previous things, you are now unofficial and light, how good!" ”

David is the birthplace of the world's major religions, Davidianism, the Moon, and Christianity. The distant ancestors of the Davidians were the Hebrews, a branch of the ancient Semites. It originated in Mesopotamia about 4,000 years ago.

Jacob led his descendants to Egypt, where they lived for 430 years, leaving Egypt and returning to the land of Canaan (present-day Palestine) in about 1450 B.C.E. (15th century B.C.E.).

At the end of the 13th century BC, he moved to Palestine. After being conquered by the Roman Empire, the Davidians began to go into exile in Europe.

In the 11th century BC, the United Kingdom of David was established. In the 10th century B.C.E., David's son, King Solomon, was divided into two kingdoms, the northern part of the kingdom of David, which consisted of ten tribes, and the southern kingdom of Judah, which was hereditary by David's descendants.

In 722 BC and 586 BCE, the two kingdoms were conquered by the Assyrians and then destroyed by the Babylonians, and most of the Davids were taken captive to the valley of the two rivers until they returned in batches during the Persian Empire.

In 332 BC, Alexander the Great conquered the region, and later the region of David became a contest between the Seleucids and the Ptolemaic dynasty.

In 167~63 B.C., the area of David was ruled by the Maccabees. Later, the Roman Pompey occupied Palestine, annexed David to the Syrian province, and installed the House of Herod as acting government. At the end of the first century B.C.E., Herod expanded Jerusalem.

In 66~70 AD, a large-scale revolt of the Davidians broke out due to the atrocities of the Romans, and was brutally suppressed by the Roman army many times, Jerusalem was destroyed again, and the Davids were driven out of their homeland and scattered all over the world. In 132 AD a massive revolt broke out, again suppressed by the Roman army.

After the rule of Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome, Byzantium and other ancient states, the Davidians gradually declined and were expelled in this region, scattered all over the world, and even Kaifeng, China, has the remains of the Davidian Church. Two of the most important Davidian texts, the Mishnah and the Talmud, were also written during this period.

In 638 AD, the Lunatics seized control of the region from the Byzantine Empire, and the Moonlitists ruled the region for a few years, with the Arabs becoming the main inhabitants of the region. Later, they were the Umayyad dynasty and the Abbasid dynasty

The first large Davidian farm colony appeared in Petah Tikva. The Davids bought land from the Ottomans and Arabs and settled there. As the number of David's inhabitants grew, so did their relationship with the Arabs.

David is located in the Palestinian region of Western Asia, southeast of the Mediterranean Sea; Western Asia, where the three continents of Asia, Africa and Europe meet. The coast is a long and narrow plain, and there are mountains and plateaus in the east. David is bordered by Lebanon to the north, Syria and Jordan to the east, and Egypt to the southwest. David has a coastline to the west with the Mediterranean Sea and the Gulf of Eilat (also known as the Gulf of Aqaba) to the south.

The total area of the country is 25,000 square kilometers, of which the Negev region accounts for more than half of the area, reaching more than 12,000 square kilometers, and the border between David and Egypt is 220 kilometers long: the coastal plain, the central hills, the Great Rift Valley (the northern starting point of the Great Rift Valley) and the Negev desert.

The coastal plain of the Mediterranean coast, which stretches from the Lebanese border in the north to Gaza in the south, is an area of fertile and moist soil, which is important for agriculture and fruit cultivation. To the east of the coastal plain is the central plateau, to the north the hills of the Galilee Mountains, and further south is the Samaria Mountains, which are made up of many small and fertile valleys; Further south is the barren Judea hill region. To the east of the Central Plateau is the Great Rift Valley, part of the 6,500-kilometre-long Great Rift Valley. The rift valley in David's territory was made up of the Jordan River, the Sea of Galilee, and the Dead Sea. The Negev Desert consists of about 12,000 square kilometers of desert and occupies half of David's land area, and geographically the Negev Desert is an extension of the Sinai Peninsula.

David has a Mediterranean climate with hot and dry summers, from Mount Hermon at 2,810 meters above sea level to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, which drops 392 meters below the horizon. The coastal plain is hot and humid in summer, slightly cold and rainy in winter, and occasionally light snow in hilly areas. Summers are dry and hot in the Jordan Valley, while in the south it is a semi-arid climate with warm days and cool nights.

David has a Mediterranean climate, characterized by long, hot, rainy summers and relatively short, cool, rainy winters. David's climate is influenced by the neighboring subtropical Sahara and Arabian desert regions, and the hot and humid subtropical climate of the eastern Mediterranean coast.

David is the country in the Middle East that has achieved scientific irrigation. David is located on the edge of a desert terrain with scarce water. The severe water shortage has led David to develop a unique drip irrigation water-saving technology in agriculture, making full use of existing water resources and turning large areas of desert into oases. Farmers, who are less than 5 per cent of the population, not only feed their people, but also export large quantities of high-quality fruits, vegetables, flowers and cotton.

The Davidian culture is made up of thousands of years of historical experience of Davidianism and the Davidians. With immigrants of all kinds from hundreds of countries on six continents, Davidian's society is rich and diverse, as well as artistically creative. The Davidian government encouraged and funded artistic activities, and cities such as Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem all had well-established art museums, and many towns and farms had similar museums or monuments. The David Museum in Jerusalem houses the ancient Dead Sea Scrolls, as well as a large other extensive collection of Davidian and Davidian art.

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