Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

After experiencing it many times, everyone has a tacit understanding, they all like it one after another, and new handwriting appears on the light screen.

[The next video update will be three months later]

So the next question is: what to give?

Kong Ming stood up with a smile: "It's not as good as me this time..."

"Military advisor." Guan Yu stopped in front of Kong Ming.

"Oh~ Yunchang just does what he wants." Kong Ming understood that the light curtain information this time was quite important to Yunchang.

Aoyama is still there, How Many Suns.

It's clear what happened after Yun Chang's death, so he can probably support the Han Dynasty without worries. I don't know how he will comment on what happened after his death.

Kong Ming was a little crazy for a while.

Guan Yu carefully picked up a piece of paper, flattened it out, rubbed the ink, hung the pen for a long time, and finally put it down.

He wrote a few words, carefully dried it and took the two things off his waist and placed them on the paper.

Carefully placing the things under the light curtain, Guan Yu raised his head and said heavily: "Thank you!"

In a flash of light, several things disappeared.

Ma Liang was stunned: Does it still have this function?

Jiang Wan smiled, flexed his wrist and said, "Ma Cong... Overseer Ma, there are still things that need to be copied later."

Looking around, sure enough, even though General Guan had finished offering sacrifices, the Lord and the others still had no intention of leaving.

Liu Bei also spread out a piece of paper and sighed in his heart, how great it is to be able to use paper freely now! Especially when going to the toilet recently...

On his hand, he didn't move slowly and wrote down the names, posthumous titles and names of the emperors that appeared in the light screen just now, and handed them to Kong Ming to read:

"Kong Ming, is this Zhao Ji really the Emperor of Song Dynasty?"

"Mostly true." Kong Ming just wanted to sigh for the people under the emperor's rule: "Hun, Ri Ming also means the king who has lost his throne."

"Guang Mu has mentioned before that the Song Dynasty was destroyed by the Mongols, so Zhao Ji might have been captured by the Mongols, hence his bad reputation."

"The king who lost his country..." Liu Bei also shook his head: "The country has a bad omen, but you expect to order ghosts and gods in the name of your second brother?"

"What's so strange about that? Even if the second brother goes to Taishan Mansion Lord, he will definitely be the best at fighting!" Zhang Fei said firmly, and gave the second brother a supportive look.

Guan Yu seriously considered it. Next time he comes in, why don't he ask his elder brother to apply to bring weapons in?

Kong Ming was puzzled as he read: "Why did the emperor of the Later Song Dynasty change his surname to Wanyan? And what is the meaning of the posthumous titles of Baozong and Huaizong in the Ming Dynasty?"

"Military advisor, don't think too complicatedly! What this light curtain says is easy to understand." Zhang Fei thought the truth was obvious:

"The purpose of displaying the sect must be to say that he is just a decoration! The locust tree is rich and auspicious, so this sect must be an emperor who will make the country prosperous and the people safe, and he will make money!"

"As for Wanyan Gou, didn't the text on the screen say that the word Jiu Mei should be added in front? He couldn't be a brave horseback emperor like Yun Mei!"

"Repelled the Mongols, and reestablished the Later Song Dynasty like the ancestor (Guangwu)! But the descendants failed to live up to expectations and were defeated by the Mongols."

"What's that surname?" Zhao Yun asked: "Shizu is also after Gaozu."

"How did Zhao Song become Wanyan Song?"

"What does Wanyan mean?" Zhang Fei said plausibly: "It must be that even after the Song Dynasty, he still felt that he had no face to meet his ancestors. It may be that later generations mistakenly said that he became Wanyan!"

Liu Bei always felt that something was wrong, but his third brother seemed to be able to make sense, so he could only ignore it.

Jiang Wan was also looking through the information: "Guangmu previously praised the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty. Could this Buddhism be the cause of its destruction?"

I am not familiar with Buddhism, but I am not unfamiliar either.

“Emperor Xiaoming welcomed two masters, Kasyapa Mateng and Zhu Falan, to give lectures on scriptures and built the White Horse Temple.” Kongming recalled: “In the following hundred years, people from other countries, either claiming to be Anxi or Yuezhi, came to Han to teach scriptures. "

"During the time of Emperor Xiaoling, a group of hundreds of Yuezhi people came from across the country and settled in Luoyang. They translated Sanskrit scriptures, chanted sutras and worshiped Buddhism. They are still in Luoyang City today."

"Reciting sutras and worshiping Buddha every day? How could the Tang Dynasty be destroyed?" Zhang Fei was curious: "It couldn't have been chanting sutras that killed the Emperor of Tang Dynasty, right?"

"That's impossible." Kong Ming shook his head: "Looking at the meaning of these words, the Tang Dynasty still respected Buddhism, but after Buddhism became powerful, it seemed to occupy real estate like that powerful one, and finally..."

Everyone knows what this means. Rich people invaded the mausoleums, divided the fields and robbed the people. This was an old disease of the Han Dynasty.

Replace the powerful with Buddhism, and the end result will be the same. The poor will have no place to stand, and chaos will arise.

"Oh~" Zhang Fei understood: "Reciting Buddha's name every day, not farming or fighting? No wonder you come to my big man to beg for food."

“In the end, it’s not enough to beg for food, but you also want to occupy people’s fields?”

The atmosphere in the hall darkened, and Liu Bei clapped his hands to cheer up:

"It is too far away for us that worshiping Buddhism in the prosperous Tang Dynasty caused such a disaster, and there must be twists and turns that we are not aware of." Liu Bei said with a smile:

"It won't be too late to discuss these matters after we defeat Sun Cao."

Everyone agreed with a roar.

Ma Liang silently recorded the conjectures and thoughts of everyone just now. In his heart, he lamented that the monarchs and ministers here were of the same mind. There were only four counties in Jingzhou, but he did not despise himself in his words. An invisible flame seemed to be rising from this side hall. , lighting up the world of Jingzhou.

At this moment, the light curtain slowly lit up again, and everyone turned to look.

The style of this video host named Wen Mang is as unified as his own. It still consists of a few pictures and a paragraph of text.

Looking at it carefully, isn't that something that belongs to General Guan?

[Thanks to my friends for the Qingyu Zhang and the token! Thank you very much, the workmanship is very good, but I just have a doubt: Wasn't the Han Dynasty Tiger Talisman?

In addition, I went to see Huahua again for the next video! It's a pity that I can only watch it for a few minutes. I'm so angry. 】

The picture shows a jade rectangular sign with several tooth-shaped bumps on it. The words "Han Dang Kou General Pass" are written on the front.

On the back, the words "Han Shoutinghou" are vaguely visible in small characters. The jade plaque is exquisitely made and decorated with animal patterns around it.

The other is a long bronze medal with a big word "order" on it and "General Dang Kou Chuan Pei" vertically written below.

And a piece of paper with neatly written words on it: "Guan Yu, a martial artist from Hedong, expresses his gratitude, and Xie Liang has a long list of words."

Many comments slowly appeared below. Jiang Wan glanced at them, and Ma Liang hurriedly copied them.

[Hahahahaha, as the name of the blogger suggests, the Qin and Han Dynasties mobilized troops with tiger talismans, but it is impossible for the squad leader to dispatch a team of scouts and also need tiger talismans, right? Therefore, if there were talismans at that time, these two should be the identity jade talismans and the bronze legend tokens.

+1 for those who don’t know. If you know how to explain, please tell me more.

Okay, okay, say more. The jade plaque can be called Qing Yuzhang. It was usually used by civil servants and generals to identify themselves when entering and leaving the palace and military camps. It has gold, jade, iron, wood, and copper. The quality of the jade is relatively high, and the workmanship is very good.

Bronze pass tokens are generally used by the coach to dispatch troops or generals when he is on an expedition or to follow orders personally. Again, you can't do everything with tiger talismans, right? Bronze Pass Tokens are the most common. UP mainly gives priority to me if you want to buy them. The two package prices guarantee your satisfaction.

This boss is really supportive, and every time he makes handmade items that fit the theme.

To be honest, I'm still a little regretful. It would be great if I could imitate the second master's handwriting and write "I am the Great Demon-Conquering Emperor of the Three Realms, Guandi Shengjun".

Hahaha, if that's the case, I'll make a memorial tablet at home to worship.

It is said that worshiping the second master is very cost-effective now. He is a martial master, a martial god of wealth, a martial saint, and a Buddhist protector. No matter what you believe in or want, it is always right to worship the second master.

What you said is very good, but if I believe in tentacle monsters, how should you deal with it?

Then I would like to ask, sir, are you interested in learning about our heavenly father and savior, Cthulhu? 】

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Thanks to the boss [Black Blue Copper] for the reward of hundreds of gold and five baht!

Thanks to [Xianyu Xiaocao] for the reward of hundreds of gold and five baht!