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Absurdly, some people actually want to return to the Southern and Northern Dynasties

I have found that there are some people who are not satisfied with their current lives and actually want to return to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and these people are really in the blessing and do not know the blessing.

Chronology of wars during the Southern and Northern Dynasties:

In the seventh year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (422, the third year of the Song Dynasty), from September to April of the following leap year, northern Wei attacked the Song Dynasty in Henan

In the third year of Song Yuanjia (426), the Song Attack on Xie Obscure was fought from Leap Zheng to February

In the seventh year of Western Qin Jianhong (Northern Liang Xuanshi fifteenth year, 426), Western Qin attacked Northern Liang in August

In the third year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (Xia Chengguang II, 426), the Northern Wei attacked the Battle of Tongwan

In the fourth year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (Xia Chengguang III, 427), the Battle of Tongwan

In the second year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (429), the Northern Wei attacked the Battle of Rouran

In the seventh year of Song Yuanjia (430, 430), the Song attacked the Battle of Wei Henan from March to February of the following year

Xia Shengguang three years (Northern Wei Shendi three years, 430 years) Battle of Pingliang

Northern Wei Yan and the First Year (Northern Yan Taixing II, 432) Northern Wei attacked the Northern Yan Campaign

The Battle of Hanzhong in the tenth year of the Song Dynasty (433) from September to March of the following leap year

In the fifth year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (439), from June to September, the Northern Wei Dynasty destroyed the Northern Liang Campaign

Battle of Yongzhou in the 26th year of Song Yuanjia (449).

The Battle of Shaanxi in the twenty-seventh year of Song Yuanjia (the eleventh year of the Taiping Zhenjun of the Northern Wei Dynasty, 450).

In the 29th year of Song Yuanjia (452, 452), Emperor Wen of Song attacked The Battle of Wei Henan from May to August

From February to June of the first year of Song Xiaojian (454), the Battle of Liu Yixuan of Song Ping

The Battle of Guangling in the third year of the Song Dynasty (459) from April to July

In the second year of the Song Dynasty (466), the Battle of Liu Zixun of Song Ping

From the second year of the Song Dynasty (the first year of the Northern Wei Dynasty, 466) to the Battle of Pengcheng the following year

The Battle of Qingzhou from the second year of Tian'an of Northern Wei (467) to the third year of Emperor Xing of Wei (5th year of Song Tai, 469).

Battle of Jiankang in May of the second year of the Song Dynasty (474).

From the first year of Qi Jianyuan to the second year of Qi Yongyuan (479-500), Qi fought against Northern Wei

The Battle of Shouyang from the third year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (479) to the following year

In the first year of Qi Jianwu (Northern Wei Taihe 18th year, 494), the Battle of Huaihan

The Battle of Hanzhong in the second year of Qi Jianwu (19th year of Northern Wei Taihe, 495).

The Battle of Nanyang from the 21st year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (41st year of Qi Jianwu, 497) to the following year

From the fourth year of the Northern Wei Jingming Dynasty (the second year of Liang Tianjian, 503) to the following year, the Battles of Zhongli and Yiyang

Liang Tianjian fought in the fifth year (506 of the northern Wei Dynasty).

In the fourth year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (Liang Tianjian 6th year, 507), the Battle of Zhong Li

In the fourteenth year of Liang Tianjian (4th year of Northern Wei Yanchang, 515), the Battle of Jiaoshi

Liang Tianjian II to Datong Yuan (527-503) Liang's war with Northern Wei

In the first year of Liangzhong Datong (Northern Wei Yong'an II, 529), Chen Qingzhi attacked Northern Wei

The Rebellion of Hou Jing in March between the fifth year of Eastern Wei Wuding (Taiqing Yuan, 547) and the first year of Chengsheng (552).

From the first year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (531) to the following year, Gao Huan attacked the Battle of Erzhu

From the third year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (534) to the first month of the following year, the Northern Wei Split War

The Battle of Tongguan in the fourth year of the Eastern Wei Dynasty (537) of the Eastern Wei Dynasty .3rd year of the Western Wei Dynasty

The Battle of Shawan in the fourth year of the Eastern Wei Dynasty (the third year of the Western Wei Dynasty, 537).

In the first year of the Eastern Wei Dynasty (9th year of the Western Wei Dynasty, 543), the Battle of Yaoshan

The Battle of Yubi in the fourth year of Eastern Wei Wuding (546), the twelfth year of the Western Wei Dynasty

Liang Chengsheng iii to Tiancheng Yuan year (554-555) Battle of Jiangling

In the seventh year of Northern Qi Tianbao (556 of the first year of Liang Taiping), from March to June, Northern Qi attacked Liang

The Battle of Luoyang in the fourth year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (Northern Qi Heqing 3rd year, 564) from September to December

Chen Guangda's first year (Northern Zhou Tianhe II, 567) fought the Battle of Zhuankou from May to March of the following year

The Northern Zhou Dynasty and the Fourth Year (Northern Qi Tiantuo 5th Year, 569) fought in September to June 6 at the Battles of Yiyang and Fenbei

The Battle of Heyin in the sixth year of Northern Qi Wuping (4th year of Northern Zhou Jiande, 575) from July to September

The Battle of Pingyang in the first year of the Northern Qilonghua Era (Northern Zhou Jiande 5th year, 576) october to December

In the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580), from June to August, Yang Jianping fought at the Battle of ChiYi

In the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580), from August to October, Yang Jianping fought the Battle of Wang Qian

The Battle of Lizhou in the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580) from August to October

The Battle of Wushi in August of the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580).

The Battle of Yecheng in August of the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580).

Battle of Liang Commandery in August of the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580).

Battle of Jinxiang in August of the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580).

The Battle of Shizhou in October of the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (580).

After so many battles, the people have been wounded, the people have been killed and wounded countless times, and some people actually want to go back, is the reunification of the motherland bad, they have to go back to the era of war and chaos, and what is even more ridiculous is that some people actually want to go back to the north and south to see a male queen, and I feel that China can't melt you down.

Absurdly, some people actually want to return to the Southern and Northern Dynasties

Han Zigao

General Chen Guo during the Southern and Northern Dynasties

Han Zigao (538–567), real name Han Manzi (汉蛮子), was a native of Huijishanyin (present-day Shaoxing, Zhejiang), and an official of the Chen Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Han Zigao's family was cold, and during Hou Jing's rebellion, he lived in Jiankang (present-day Nanjing, Jiangsu). After Hou Jing's rebellion was settled, he met Chen Xuan, the Emperor Wen of Chen at the time.

In the third year of Yongding (559), Chen Xuan took the throne and appointed Han Zigao as a general of the Right Army.

In the first year of Tianjia (560), Fengwenzhao County, three hundred households.

In the second year of Tianjia (561), he was promoted to the post of Commander of the Outer Scattered Horse, the General of Zhuangwu, and the Assassin of Chengzhou, and later served as the General of False Festival, the General of Zhenyi, and the Taishou of Dongyang.

In the fifth year of Tianjia (564), he was promoted to the rank of TongzhiShan (通直散) and was promoted to the rank of Uncle of Jin.

In the sixth year of Tianjia (565), he was appointed as a general of the Right Guard. After the deposed Emperor Chen Bozong ascended the throne, he was promoted to the position of Commander of the Scattered Horse, still a General of the Right Guard, and moved to Xin'an Temple.

In the first year of Guangda (567), the former Shangyu Commandery Commanders Lu Fang and Han Zigao reported him for rebellion, and later died with Zhi Zhongju at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve.

First of all, the matter of the male queen appeared in the history of the wild, and there is no such record in the history of the field. Therefore, the male queen thing is fake, and everyone must remember the sentence "It is better to be a peaceful dog than to be a chaotic world."

Absurdly, some people actually want to return to the Southern and Northern Dynasties

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