Which ancient dynasty do you like?

As the most open, inclusive, commercially prosperous, externally active, and powerful country, the Song Dynasty is beyond doubt.

Once in the barren southwest, he was able to grow from a bad environment to a powerful one, and the Great Qin Empire was a very great dynasty.

I admire those free-spirited freehand lives, they lived heartily, pursued what they aspired to, and did not hesitate to put it into action, so I like the Wei and Jin dynasties.

It must have been the Tang Dynasty, and there were many talented and beautiful people in that generation. He also left a lot of poems for future generations to learn.

I like the Tang Dynasty in ancient times, and I think the folk customs at that time were very open.

Of course, I am Daqin, highly developed productivity and mobilization, Star Destroyer Crossbow Array, Afang Palace, Twelve Golden People, Hundred Yue in the South, and Huns in the North, thinking about it makes me feel surging with blood!

In the era of the Ming Dynasty, there was a certain development of commerce, and navigation technology was advanced, although it was later destroyed, but the influence was still great.

The Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, whether it is a cultural and martial arts or a love story, are very charming, both domineering and tender.

I like the Tang Dynasty (Li Shimin period), because at that time the country was rich and the people were strong, and Li Shimin paid great attention to national unity and diplomacy, and it is also a rich country now.

At that time, there was no feudal oppression, no ideological constraints, and it was not a terrifying era, and most of the most famous people in history were in the pre-Qin period.

Looking at the Great Wall that is still standing majestically, thinking about the grand occasion when the first emperor in Chinese history ascended the throne, and the first real unification in history, everything in the Qin Dynasty is worthy of remembrance and remembrance for future generations.

Know.

Each emperor had his own name when he founded the country. Ancient emperors knew the law of dynastic change. For example, Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, quoted Min in "Xunzi": "The monarch, the boat also; Those who are common to the people, the water is also; The water will carry the boat, and the water will overturn the boat", and it also said that "taking history as a mirror, we can know the rise and fall," which shows that Tang Taizong understood that the people's backs were related to the survival of the regime, and warned that we should use the reasons for the change of historical dynasties as a mirror, and only by taking history as a mirror can we understand the reasons for the change of dynasties.

Take Tang Taizong as an example, so the emperor knows the reason for the change of dynasty. Whether the emperors of the ancient feudal dynasties knew that their dynasty would end one day, it should be said that in the early Qin and Han dynasties, it is estimated that most emperors firmly believed that as long as they worked hard and their descendants were diligent and loved the people, they could continue to pass on the inheritance of their ancestors. For example, the Qin King Yingzheng of Fen VI, who was officially called the First Emperor Qiao Yuanxun after the unification of the Six Kingdoms, not only fantasized about the second, third, and even eternal inheritance, but also tried to seek immortality and be able to rule forever in person.

However, Qin Shi Huang did not live forever in the end, and the Qin Dynasty he founded soon after his death came to an end.