Daliang Military System
Daliang's military system could be roughly divided into two parts: the central army and the local army. The Central Army consisted of the Royal Guards, Imperial Guards, Patrol Battalion, and Royal Guards. The Imperial Guards seemed to be personally controlled by the Emperor. The Imperial Guards numbered 50,000 and were divided into four battalions, including the Nanchang Camp, the Qianmen Camp, and so on. They guarded the four gates of Guogong City and were also responsible for part of the security of the capital. The Patrol Camp numbered several thousand and was in charge of the security of the capital and guarding the city gates. The Yulin Royal Guards was founded by King Jing (Emperor Wujing). Its predecessor was the army stationed near the capital. It had different military names in different periods. For example, during King Jing's period, the military name was Nan 'an Yulin Royal Guards. During the previous emperor's period, the military name was Wei Shan Yulin Royal Guards and Cui Feng Yulin Royal Guards. During the young emperor's period, the military name was East Lake Yulin Royal Guards. Before King Laiyang rebelled, the commander of East Lake Yulin Royal Guards, Di Ming, expanded his army to 70,000. According to this calculation, Wei Shan and Cui Feng Yulin Royal Guards should each have 30,000 people. The local army included the garrison army, the government army, the Xingtai army, and the border army. The Xingtai Army was the main force of Daliang. There were the Xingtai Army of the Western Region (military name Qingli, number 50,000), the Xingtai Army of the Eastern Region (military name Ji Cheng, number 50,000), the Xingtai Army of the Northern Region (military name Shangyang), and the Xingtai Army of the Southern Region (number unknown). The Qingli Army had five commanders, each with 10,000 men. However, there might be special circumstances. For example, the West Mountain Camp led by King Jing all year round belonged to the Northern Region, but the commander of the Xingtai Army of the Northern Region could not command King Jing. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Where is Daliang?
Daliang was located in Kaifeng City, Henan Province. During the Warring States Period, it was the capital of Wei State and was one of the largest cities in China. However, he did not find any more information about it as a modern scenic spot. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Daliang was destroyed.
Daliang had different meanings. There was Wei during the Warring States Period (Daliang was its capital) and the Later Liang during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period. During the Warring States Period, in the year 225 B.C., the general of the State of Qin, Wang Ben, led 100,000 soldiers into the territory of the State of Wei. Soon, they reached the capital of the State of Wei, Daliang, and the State of Wei was destroyed. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty and established Daliang in 907. In 923, Li Cunxu, the founder of the Later Tang Dynasty, broke through the capital of Daliang and destroyed it. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
93-100 Gather the wastrels of Daliang
The Prodigal Son of Liang had a total of 100 episodes, and episodes 93 to 100 were the last few episodes of the series.
93-100 Gather the wastrels of Daliang
The Prodigal Son of Liang had a total of 100 episodes, and episodes 93-100 were the last few episodes of the series.
The Seven Princes of Daliang
There were two novels about transmigrating to become the seventh prince of Daliang. They were " The Spring Breeze Doesn't Cross " and " The Biography of Zhao Kai, the Seventh Prince of Daliang ". These novels told the story of the protagonist who had transmigrated into the body of Zhao Kai, the seventh prince of Daliang. The protagonist was originally an ordinary modern youth, but he accidentally transmigrated to an unknown era. In this era, Zhao Kai, as the Seventh Prince, had experienced power struggles, tribulations, and adventures in the palace. He had gradually grown into a brave and intelligent hero who cared about the world. The plots of these novels were fascinating, and the characters were vivid and realistic. They were wonderful works about transmigrating to become the seventh prince of Daliang.
93-100 Gather the wastrels of Daliang
The Prodigal Son of Liang had a total of 100 episodes, and episodes 93-100 were the last few episodes of the series.
The Seven Princes of Daliang
There were two novels about Zhao Kai, the seventh prince of Daliang. The first book was " The Spring Breeze Doesn't Cross ", which told the legendary story of Zhao Kai, a modern man who transmigrated into the body of the seventh prince of Daliang. Zhao Kai had displayed extraordinary wisdom and courage when the Daliang Dynasty was facing a court struggle and a national crisis. He had solved some problems and won the trust and respect of the emperor and the people. He was also in love with Princess Li Qing of the Daliang Dynasty, but their love journey was full of trials and difficulties. The second book was the Biography of Zhao Kai, the Seventh Prince of Daliang. It told the story of Zhao Kaifeng's transmigration into the body of Zhao Kai, the Seventh Prince of Daliang. As a prince, Zhao Kai had experienced a series of tribulations and adventures, gradually growing into a brave and wise hero who cared about the world. These two novels combined adventure, fantasy, and love elements and were loved by readers.
The Seven Princes of Daliang
" Time Travel to the Seventh Prince of Daliang " was a novel written by Spring Breeze Budu. It told the story of the main character, Zhao Kaifeng, who had transmigrated into the body of the Seventh Prince of Daliang, Zhao Kai. As a prince, Zhao Kai was forced to live among the people due to the power struggle in the palace. After experiencing a series of hardships and adventures, he gradually grew into a brave and wise hero who cared about the world. The plot of this novel was fascinating, and the characters were real and vivid. It was a time-travel novel worth reading.
93-100 Gather the wastrels of Daliang
The Prodigal Son of Liang had a total of 100 episodes, and episodes 93 to 100 were the last few episodes of the series.
Empress Dowager Daliang
Empress Dowager Daliang was a figure from the Xixia period. In 1068, the third emperor of the Western Xia, Xia Huizong, Li Bingchang, was only eight years old when he succeeded to the throne. The power of the country fell into the hands of his mother, Empress Dowager Daliang. After the Empress Dowager of Daliang took over the throne, she appointed her brother Liang Yimai as the Prime Minister of the country. She also put the Tangut members such as Du Luo's horsetail and Wang Meng 'er in important positions, thus allowing the military power to be controlled by the group led by her. As a Han Chinese who ruled a country dominated by the Dangxiang people, she faced many troubles. The important officials and nobles of the Dangxiang people were disgusted with her. In order to resolve the crisis, she used both carrot and stick. On the one hand, she abolished the Han ceremony and restored the Tangut Fan ceremony to win over the Tangut nobles; on the other hand, she used tough measures, such as deposing Li Yuanhao's younger brother Li Langyu who disobeyed her and banishing his family to remote areas. In addition, she repeatedly ordered the Xia army to fight against the Song Dynasty and Tubo, but did not achieve significant results, and lost national strength. The effect of stabilizing power was not good, and the Tangut nobles were still estranged from her. In 1076, when her son, Lee Bingchang, was 16 years old, she was addicted to power and was unwilling to hand it over. On the surface, she retired to the harem and let her son govern, but the actual power was still in her hands. What Lee Bingchang got was just an empty shell. From the first year of Xia Qiandao to the second year of Da 'an, the Empress Dowager of Daliang and Liang Yimai had been waging war against the Song Dynasty in an attempt to increase their prestige among the people of Xixia and threaten the Song Dynasty. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!