Planning = History Blindness
Planning = geographical blindness
This article may not be loved by some people, but Hua Xi still has to say that after all, most of the people who play the Three Kingdoms game are lovers of the history of the Three Kingdoms and have their own views on the history of the Three Kingdoms.
Front-row tips:
Although this article is complaining that the "planning knowledge level" is not enough, there is nothing wrong with the gameplay itself in the script, the personality system and paving, building bridges, and the city building are quite fun.
Don't let this article affect the experience of the new script.
Hua Xi felt that planning was historically illiterate and geographically illiterate.
1: Time dislocation, Zhuge Liang crossed
2: Geographical dislocation, planning geography failed
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > one: time error</h1>
【Guess】
Planners don't understand this history?
Even if you don't look at the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and look at the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, you know that the Battle of Hanzhong is the home field of Fazheng and Huang Zhong.
【Question】
Do you think that the planner did not know the relationship between the Battle of Hanzhong and Fazheng, did he really not know, or did he knowingly commit the crime?
Knowingly committing crimes, this is shameless.
【Traffic Password】
Why do you know that this is the home of Fazheng, but still want to publicize Zhuge Liang?
Zhuge Liang: Famous throughout the ages, known to the world,
Fazheng: A small number of Lovers of the Three Kingdoms know
Probably many people who have seen the Three Kingdoms believe that the Fa is exactly for Zhuge Liang, so the highlight moment of Fa Zheng was thus erased.
In this day and age, traffic comes first.
Show it all!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > two: geographic error</h1>
Since the so-called "Beiding Zhongyuan" script is actually the Battle of Hanzhong.
Ding Han Zhong = Ding Zhongyuan
Which geography teacher taught this?
The three locations A, B and C on this map, which location do you think is zhongyuan?
Does anyone think that A and B represent zhongyuan? I'm sure most people think that C is the Central Plains.
The cities corresponding to these three locations are:
A: Guanzhong
B: Hanzhong
C: Xuchang, Luoyang, Yicheng
Therefore, Ding Hanzhong became the Northern Ding Zhongyuan, and the planners made up it like this, and their faces were not red?
Zhuge Liang became more famous than Fa Zheng, first robbed Fa Zheng of his credit, and then exaggerated Ding Hanzhong as the Northern Ding Zhongyuan?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > three: Yuan Shao is not in the Central Plains</h1>
A reader ridiculed Hua Xi for being blind, saying that Hua Xi did not understand where the Central Plains were, saying that Yuan Shao was not in the Central Plains, so Cao Cao beat Yuan Shao not in the Northern Plains.
After the man laughed, he deleted the flower mat, so that the flower mat could not talk about him privately, and could only say it in the article, hoping that he could see the article.
Hua Xi felt very inexplicable, not understanding the geographical knowledge of the three countries, but he was fascinated by self-confidence.
[Yin Shang Guodu] in your eyes is not the Central Plains?
Yin Shang: The second dynasty after the Xia Dynasty.
Geography Trivia:
The distance between Yecheng and the Shang Dynasty capital "Yin" is 20 kilometers.
Do you think that the Capital of yin Shang is 20 kilometers north, is it the Central Plains, and how many kilometers to the north is not counted as the Central Plains?
Yin and Yicheng are currently at the junction of Henan and Hebei, but during the Three Kingdoms period, Yicheng belonged to Yuan Shao's forces, and a large area south of Yicheng was Yuan Shao's territory.
Looking at this map, Yuan Shao occupies most of the current Hebei Province, which does not mean that Yuan Shao did not occupy the Central Plains.
Guye City: 10 km north of Anyang City, Henan Province
Anyang, Henan: The capital of the Shang Dynasty
Xia Shang and Western Zhou,
The Eastern Zhou Dynasty is divided into two sections,
Spring and Autumn and warring states,
Unification of the Qin and Han Dynasties,
Three points Wei Shu Wu,
The two Jin Dynasties were extended before and after.
The Xia Shang Kingdom is located in the Hanoi region, surrounded by the Central Plains, and by the Three Kingdoms period you identified as not the Central Plains?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > what is the approximate area of the Central Plains? </h1>
This map shows the location of the Central Plains during the Three Kingdoms period, including Hedong, Hanoi, Heluo, and Guanzhong Plains.
The green line is the current Henan Hebei, and the junction of Anyang and Hebei in Henan is where Yicheng is located.
An Duong, Henan was the capital of the "Shang Dynasty" and belonged to the Hanoi region.
Xuchang, where Cao Cao was located, belonged to the "Hewai" region at that time.
An Duong and Yee Seong in the Hanoi region do not belong to the Central Plains.
The area outside the river is the Central Plains.
Isn't that putting the cart before the horse?
Therefore, Cao Cao conquered Anyang and Yecheng from the Hanoi region, not the Northern Ding Central Plains?
Whether it is the Central Plains in the broad sense or the Central Plains in the narrow sense, Yecheng belongs to the Central Plains, and at least 100 kilometers north of Yecheng is the Central Plains, and Hanoi County is also within the Central Plains.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > [Dongding Zhongyuan] is interpreted from the orientation</h1>
Someone said to Hua Xi that only Liu Bei's forces could be called the Northern Ding Zhongyuan, because Liu Bei was in the south.
In fact, if you have to say the word Beiding Zhongyuan, only "Sun Quan" has the opportunity to say it, because he is the south side of the serious.
Just look at the map, you can see that Western Shu is the west, not the south.
The Central Plains are to the east of Liu Bei, which means that Western Shu is the "Eastern Ding" Central Plains, or the "Northeast Ding" Central Plains.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > why does Hua Xi oppose the word "Beiding Zhongyuan"? </h1>
Beiding Zhongyuan: Results
Northern Expedition to the Central Plains: Process
Zhuge Liang formulated the plan of "Northern Ding" zhongyuan, and the "northern expedition" of zhongyuan was the process of this plan, but the final result was that the northern ding zhongyuan was not successful.
[Because history can't be blindly edited]
Therefore, no matter which dynasty's history books or romances of the Three Kingdoms, everyone knows that Zhuge Liang had many northern expeditions, and never had a northern determination.
It's a shame, but that's history.
It's a simple truth:
You're ready to make 100 million, you're also going to take action towards the goal of 100 million, and everyone knows you want to make 100 million.
So, before you made 100 million, can you say you own 100 million?
All historians believe that the battle launched by Zhuge Liang was called the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, do you have to think that this is called the Northern Ding Central Plains, this is to change a history of your own?
Finally, combined with the Battle of Hanzhong was named Beiding Zhongyuan, which really refers to deer as horses, black as white!