Bianjing, Zhao Kuangyin looked at the stone table that was moved into the room and still showed a vision, and he was also relieved.

At this time, the weather outside was very cold, although he was physically strong and not very afraid of the cold, but after all, it was not as comfortable as watching it indoors with a stove.

Compared with Zhao Kuangyin's comfort, Zhao Pu on the side was really surprised.

However, this Zaifu has been up and down in the sea, and his mind is far from being comparable to that of his youth, and now he is only shocked when he sees this, and then he keeps trying to touch it with his hands, and he seems to be full of interest.

Glancing at Zhao Pu again, Zhao Kuangyin looked kind and said:

"This immortal machine is very important, Guangyi might as well write it down in words."

Zhao Guangyi looked at the low table next to the stone table, which was full of pen, paper and inkstone.

Then he looked at Zhao Pu who was still on the stone table aggrievedly, and could only reluctantly "hey" and began to transcribe at the desk.

The louder the wind and snow outside the house, the more inexplicable the look in Zhao Pu's eyes, who lowered his head.

……

Li Shimin's question on the light curtain made Liu Bei's face stiffen, and then he was a little aggrieved:

"From the fourteenth year of Jian'an to the eighteenth year of Jian'an, but four years, this Tang Emperor thinks that we are all gods and men?"

The piece of paper that had been written in his hand was also refolded by Liu Bei and placed on the table.

The fourteenth year of Jian'an was the time when he saw the light curtain for the first time, when he was in the public security, although he claimed to have the land of the four counties of Jingnan, but his family knew his own affairs, and he had no surplus of soldiers, food, and wealth.

And four years have passed and now he can live in Chang'an to report the good news, Liu Bei feels ......

Forget it, the standards of this Tang Emperor are too high.

It's not right, it should be said that this Tang Emperor thinks everyone is the same as him?

It's still not right, it should be said that the Tang Emperor seems to think that Kong Ming should have this ability......

Liu Bei fell into a strange entanglement.

Kong Ming next to him didn't care about this, but when he saw the slander of the juniors on the light curtain and said, "What", Kong Ming was suspicious in his heart, why didn't he explain it?

And in his heart, Kong Ming also faintly noticed that the once prosperous Han Chang'an probably also had a side that he didn't know before.

The prosperous old Chang'an is relatively unfamiliar to everyone in the hall at this time, after all, they are all unwilling before the troubled times come, who has nothing to do with coming to Chang'an......

Even if the Fazheng was the closest, the family was already in decline at that time.

……

Li Shimin in the Ganlu Hall also lost his previous excitement.

Wu Zhou gave Li Shimin a slap in the face of the four words of Tang, and the four words of dirty Tang and stinky man also made him dumbfounded.

The Empress Wu used the Zhou Dynasty as the Tang Dynasty, which is a meaning that can be easily interpreted, and it is difficult to have any ambiguity.

Even though Li Shimin felt that his ability to bear it was much stronger now, he was depressed for a while and almost wanted to vomit blood.

His talent, the queen of his son, and the lord of Zhou on behalf of Tang.

The complicated relationship made Li Shimin not know how to scold him, and in the end he could only look at the dirty Tang stinky man in a daze.

Then thinking about the extraordinary human actions of the Tang princesses I saw before, Li Shimin actually had a little sense of identity with these four words in his heart.

However, I always hear the younger generations lament the oppression of women by the Tang Dynasty...... Could it be that Tang is a lesson?

Without the previous interest, Li Shimin sat back on the couch, looking at the light curtain in a daze, and always felt that this kind of thing did not seem to have happened for the first time.

He didn't want to hear about this topic, he wanted to hear how this Wu Zhou replaced the Tang Dynasty, and how he finally restored the Tang Dynasty.

It's just that the descendants of later generations will not be as he thinks, and they are still telling at their own pace.

[Now we all know that the troubled times in ancient times often focus on a multi-line go hand in hand.

Natural disasters and man-made disasters are carried out simultaneously, and the Three Kingdoms era is a relatively important troubled era, so naturally it cannot escape this law.

In 217 A.D., Boss Cao, who was happy to mention the title of King of Wei, conquered Sun Quan in the south, and received a letter from 100,000 brothers, so he returned to find the emperor to show his merits, and successfully broke out the golden equipment of twelve crowns, driving six gold root cars, and five o'clock auxiliary cars, which have almost completed the usurpation of power in form and in fact.

And on the way back, a small incident happened, Wang Cang, one of the seven sons of Jian'an, fell ill and died.

At Wang Cang's funeral, Cao Pi said that Wang Cang liked the donkey's cry the most during his lifetime, so it was better to make a sound to send it away, and took the lead in learning the donkey's bark.

This incident has also become one of the most famous things that reflects Cao Pi's character, and we have briefly talked about the life of Emperor Wen before, which can be summarized in the most classic verses of the poet immortal Li Bai:

Life must be happy, don't make the gold bottle empty to the moon.

Cao Pi's mentality of being happy in time largely caused the nobles to form a habit of extravagance and debauchery, which eventually extended to the Jin Dynasty, and thus pushed the wealthy family to the abyss.

But if it is linked to a specific era, Cao Pi's various profligate behaviors may have a very reasonable explanation.

In the year when Cao Pi learned to call a donkey, Chen Lin, Xu Gan, Ying Ling, and Liu Zhen died in the same year as Wang Cang, and these four people were listed as the seventh son of Jian'an with Wang Cang.

As for the other two sons of Jian'an, Kong Rong was killed by Cao Cao before the Battle of Chibi, and Ruan Yu died early, so in 217, the seven sons of Jian'an were completely wiped out.

It was the plague that killed them together, and in fact it was not the first outbreak of the plague.

According to historical records, from the succession of Emperor Ling to the usurpation of the Han Dynasty by the Cao family, epidemics broke out on a large scale in 171, 173, 179, 182, 185 and 217 respectively, and the historical records called the "Great Epidemic".

According to historical records, the epidemic that wiped out the seven sons of Jian'an in 217 was the most severe.

Many years later, Cao Zhi still had palpitations when he recalled this year, and wrote "Speaking of the Epidemic" to record what he had seen and heard.

"There is zombie pain in every family, and there is crying and mourning in the room. or die with the door closed, or lose the family. ”

Looking back at history, epidemics can often affect and change history in many ways, and 217 is no exception.

The beginning of this epidemic was on the battlefield of Misukou at that time, and with Sun Quan handing over the table, Cao Jun of the class became the best sown of the epidemic.

As a result, the epidemic area of this epidemic crossed the north and south, and a large-scale outbreak occurred in Yecheng, causing all seven sons of Jian'an to die of the disease.

Sima Yi's brother Sima Lang also died of illness because he went to deliver medicine to the soldiers.

As for Sun Quan, 45-year-old Lu Su and 28-year-old Ling Tong both died suddenly in this year, and it is difficult not to wonder whether their deaths were also related to the epidemic.

After the death of Lu Su, who was in the prime of life, Lü Meng, who advocated the backlash of his allies, succeeded in ascending to the throne and planned to cross the river in white two years later, so that Cao Cao reaped the benefits of the fisherman.

However, in troubled times, there are often soldiers and epidemics in parallel, after Lü Meng attacked and killed Guan Yu, Jingzhou, which was under the control of Jiangdong, broke out of an epidemic, and Lü Meng, Jiang Qin, and Sun Jiao, who were guarding Jingzhou in Jiangdong, also died suddenly in the prime of life, and there was a high probability that they died of the plague.

It is no wonder that the Ming Dynasty created the scene in which Lu Meng was killed by Guan Yu's soul, if you only look at the epidemic, there is really a little cause and effect. 】

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