Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

It was only ten days ago that we got the good news of the victory over Tuyuhun.

But at this moment, Li Shimin was already thinking about how to use troops against Gaochang State.

This was not because he wanted to imitate the Han Dynasty in resorting to militancy, but as later generations concluded, if he wanted to conquer the Western Regions, Gaochang must be tightly held in his hands.

And it's not like he didn't give Gao Changguo a chance.

After Jie Li performed the dance, during the Yuan Zheng Dynasty meeting, Li Shimin had expressed to the envoys of Gaochang State overtly and secretly:

In the fourth year of Daye in the former Sui Dynasty, Emperor Yang established the three counties of Shanshan, Qiemo and Yiwu to manage the Western Regions, and set up the Xirong Xiaowei Mansion in Gaochang to deter the Western Regions. Moreover, the King of Gaochang also wanted to marry Princess Huarong, the daughter of Emperor Yang. This shows that Gaochang was the concubine of the Sui Dynasty.

Now it has been thirteen years since the Tang Dynasty and the Sui Dynasty ruled the world, but the Gaochang Kingdom has turned a blind eye. How is that possible?

That King of Gaochang actually didn't want to come and call me Heavenly Khan in person!

The meaning of the words was extremely clear, but King Gaochang was quite unmoved.

Last year, Yuan Zhengshi said that he was ill and would definitely send his legitimate son to Chang'an next year to express his respect.

But this year it was even simpler. The only one who arrived in Chang'an was the messenger, who brought unsurprising news:

Prince Gaochang and his son, Qu Wentai and Qu Zhisheng, were both ill.

At this point, Li Shimin's last trace of patience with Gao Changguo was completely wiped out.

Although Li Shimin didn't quite understand it, it was clearly recorded in the history books that Qu Wentai personally went to Chang'an to congratulate the Tang Dynasty on the destruction of DTZ.

In the end, why did he only see the envoy from Gaochang Kingdom?

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Great grandson of Huangfu Song?

Liu Bei was startled, then sighed:

It has been nearly twenty years since Huangfu Song died of illness, but he only lamented that he could not die with fame.

These are all fresh memories for Liu Bei - after the Yellow Turban Uprising, there were many ambitious people inside and outside the court, and those who dominated the court and the public came and went. During this period, Huangfu Yi could be said to be devoted to the public.

But now that I think about it, almost all of Huangfu Yizhen's achievements were to suppress the Yellow Turbans, and when he thought about later generations calling the Yellow Turbans uprising an uprising, Liu Bei didn't know how to evaluate it for a while.

But fortunately, it seems that his clan has not yet declined, and the old general will not be starved of blood and food.

Huangfu Yizhen is from Anding. This great-grandson should be found in Anding County.

Fazheng was very familiar with the geography here, and he was no stranger to the stability - this place happened to be located just north of Xiao Jiang Wei's hometown.

Now Anding County has been returned to Yongzhou and is under the temporary control of Xuande Gong. It is appropriate to Fu Liangchen, Jiayi Zhong's heir, and teach Kai Meng to Quan the old general's heart in boxing against the Han Dynasty.

Fazheng's words made Liu Bei slowly nod his head, and then he gave instructions to Fazheng to do it. This also made Fazheng very happy:

If he was asked to do it by Fa Zheng, wouldn't it be possible for Huangfu Mi, who was an expert in both literature and medicine, to easily become his disciple with a little effort?

Thinking again about little Jiang Wei who was being fought over by the dragon and the phoenix, Fazheng felt like he had tears in his eyes for a moment - we old Fajia people finally got through it!

No one knew what Fazheng was feeling. Zhang Zhongjing was staring at Huang Fumi's achievements and thinking deeply.

There is a chapter on acupuncture in Su Wen, but Huangfu Mi's work is said to have opened acupuncture science. I am afraid that the book he wrote is more comprehensive, so he is said to have founded the school.

However, he can do this. If he adds a chapter on acupuncture to Treatise on Febrile Diseases, will he be considered to be famous?

Otherwise, it would be better to wait until Huang Fumi is found, then see how old and talented he is as a doctor, and train him a little bit.

For Kong Ming and Pang Tong, what they care more about is the method of beekeeping.

Although they cannot see the beekeeping method of Tiangong Kaiwu, now they can completely skip the steps that will be called ancient beekeeping by later generations, and try to learn and study the beekeeping methods of later generations.

There are two key things - live frame beehives and honey shakers.

Thanks to the pictographic meaning of Chinese characters, the two of them already had a rough idea of ​​the direction of trial production just by looking at the name live frame beehive. The honey shaker was more difficult, but they could still start with the word shake.

However, there is a key figure in all these things, and that is the person mentioned casually in later generations - Jiang Qi.

Is this Jiang Qi the Tianshui Jiang Qi?

Jian Yong curiously muttered to himself, and these words were keenly caught by the two men. Feeling the gazes of the two military advisors, Jian Yong said unhurriedly:

The Jiang family all live in Tianshui, and Jiang Qi is also from Tianshui. In his early years, he was forced by the prefect to serve as an official to help Cao Cao. He would rather die than leave.

Later, after Jiang Qi's mother died of illness, she completely lived in seclusion in the wilderness. At that time, she was now accompanied by bees and hogs, and occasionally there were people following her.

Kong Ming and Pang Tong looked at each other and were both overjoyed.

What later generations said was the loss of Li wine, the decline of maltose, the method of wine, etc. were too far away for these two people.

But another living great talent is just around the corner.

Seeing the expressions of the two military advisors, Jian Yong also laughed and volunteered:

In that case, I will return to Shanggui tomorrow and go into the wild to look for the virtuous man!

Kong Ming and Pang Tong suddenly laughed and were overjoyed.

[The topic returns to the Chinese New Year.

Now that we know that there is a time difference between the north and the south today, it is easier to guess the twenty-four house cleaning in the song.

To put it bluntly, it evolved from the ancient custom of worshiping the five gods.

It was only after the Qing Dynasty streamlined the process of sacrificing household gods that the process of worshiping household gods was fragmented, with the kitchen god becoming more prominent, and the remaining four household gods gradually being reduced to cleaning houses and residences.

In this regard, the ancients have always done not bad.

The Book of Songs records the method of fumigating rats in a dome, and the Rites of Zhou also records that during festivals, something called mirage ash must be used to sweep the walls of the house to drive away insects.

According to current research, the mirage ash recorded in Zhou Rites should be made from shells crushed into ash, which can be regarded as a lower substitute for lime in coastal areas.

It’s just that in ancient times, manpower and material resources were still limited. For the most part, cleaning their homes was a privilege for the rich and powerful. Therefore, it was difficult to achieve the scale of eradicating rats, bed bugs, flies, mosquitoes and other four pests nationwide after the founding of the People’s Republic of China.

In addition, although limestone was used in ancient architecture very early, the ancients mostly used it as decoration at that time, and the application of lime in aspects such as insect repellent, war, and people's livelihood was almost in the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Metallurgical technology developed rapidly during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the skill point of high temperature kiln was quickly highlighted. In addition to being used to smelt iron, this technology was also quickly used in the batch production of lime.

It is also because of this that the Tang Dynasty was able to build the Daming Palace with nine days, closed and open palaces relatively easily.

Similarly, after the Ming Dynasty, the batch production technology of lime was further developed, and this is still discussed relatively completely in Tiangong Kaiwu.

However, judging from Tiangong Kaiwu, even the Ming Dynasty still lacked understanding of lime. Song Yingxing's record that the limestone is located two or three feet inside the soil seems to be completely wrong today. Lime mines They are both exposed and deeply buried and are not limited to a specific depth.

The most typical ones are at the junction of Hunan and Jiangxi provinces and places near the south. Lime mines exposed on the ground are everywhere, and even stand up like stone forests. 】