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The main part of the attachment to Journey to the West was about Tang Sanzang's background. In the 13th year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan reign, Prime Minister Wei Zheng proposed to open the imperial examination to select scholars. Chen Guangrui from Hongnong County of Haizhou won the top scorer. When she was riding on a horse and parading through the streets, she was chosen by Yin Wenjiao, the daughter of Prime Minister Yin Kaishan, to become his wife. Chen Guangrui was appointed as the governor of Jiang Prefecture. On his way to his post with his wife, he had once released a golden carp that the Dragon King had transformed into. When crossing the river, Liu Hong, a boatman, killed Chen Guangrui and his servant, forcibly seized Yin Wenjiao and took office under false name. Chen Guangrui was saved by the Dragon King. Her body was protected by the Beauty Setting Pearl, and her soul was the leader of the Dragon Palace. Yin Wenjiao was pregnant at that time. In order to protect her child, she pretended to flatter Liu Hong and was forced to throw her son into the river after giving birth. The child was saved by Monk Faming, an elder of Jinshan Temple. He was named Jianglu and later named Xuanzang. When Xuanzang was 18 years old, the elders told him about his background. Xuanzang went to Jiangzhou to look for his mother, and then went to the capital to find his grandfather, Prime Minister Yin, to complain. Liu Hong was sentenced to death. In the end, the Dragon King helped Chen Guangrui return to the world and promoted her to a bachelor's degree. Xuanzang went to Hongfu Temple to continue his cultivation, and Yin Wenjiao calmly committed suicide. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!

There were many reasons why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. First of all, the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. He was more inclined to solve problems through wisdom and negotiation. The Qing Emperor was resourceful. He did not want others to think that the Qing Kingdom only had military strength and lacked the ability to govern. Secondly, Qing Kingdom was not very powerful, and Northern Qi was not very weak. The two countries were relatively balanced. In addition, the Qing Emperor still needed to consider the reactions of the other countries. If the Qing Kingdom destroyed Northern Qi in one fell swoop, other countries might take the opportunity to invade the Qing Kingdom, putting the Qing Kingdom in an even more dangerous situation. As a result, the Qing Emperor chose the method of peace talks to resolve the problem. There were no more details on why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. Was the TV series not satisfying enough? Please click on the novel " Joy of Life Season 3 " below to learn about the plot in advance!

There were many reasons why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. First of all, the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. He was more inclined to solve problems through wisdom and negotiation. The Qing Emperor was resourceful. He did not want others to think that the Qing Kingdom only had military strength and lacked the ability to govern. Secondly, Qing Kingdom was not very powerful, and Northern Qi was not very weak. Qing Kingdom did not have the strength to really destroy Northern Qi, so the two sides still sat down to negotiate and then exchange terms. In addition, Northern Qi had Great Grandmaster Ku He overseeing it. His strength was enough to protect a country. The Qing Emperor did not have the confidence to win. In addition, the Qing Kingdom's strength did not continue to increase. The Qing Emperor knew that the Qing Kingdom's strength could not compare to Northern Qi's. Thus, Qing Kingdom did not have the ability or confidence to annex Northern Qi.

There were many reasons why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. First of all, the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. He was more inclined to solve problems through wisdom and negotiation. The Qing Emperor was resourceful. He did not want others to think that the Qing Kingdom only had military strength and lacked the ability to govern. Secondly, Qing Kingdom was not very powerful, and Northern Qi was not very weak. Qing Kingdom did not have enough power to completely destroy Northern Qi. The Qing Kingdom's national strength mainly relied on the palace treasury Ye Qingmei had left behind, but the Qing Emperor realized that the palace treasury could not open up new sources of income, and the country's strength could not continue to grow. In addition, the Qing Emperor also needed to consider the factors of other countries, such as the threat of Dongyi and the possibility of other countries taking advantage of the situation. As a result, the Qing Emperor chose to resolve the conflict with Northern Qi through negotiations and reached an agreement through an exchange of terms. In short, the reason the Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi was that the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. The Qing Kingdom's strength was limited, and they needed to consider other factors.

There were many reasons why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. First of all, the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. He was more inclined to solve problems through wisdom and negotiation. The Qing Emperor was resourceful. He did not want others to think that the Qing Kingdom only had military strength and lacked the ability to govern. Secondly, Qing Kingdom was not very powerful, and Northern Qi was not very weak. Qing Kingdom did not have the strength to really destroy Northern Qi, so the two sides still sat down to negotiate and then exchange terms. In addition, Northern Qi had Great Grandmaster Ku He overseeing it. His strength was enough to protect a country. The Qing Emperor did not have the confidence to win. In addition, the Qing Kingdom's strength did not continue to increase. The Qing Emperor knew that the Qing Kingdom's strength could not compare to Northern Qi's. Thus, Qing Kingdom did not have the ability or confidence to annex Northern Qi.

There were many reasons why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. First of all, the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. He was more inclined to solve problems through wisdom and negotiation. The Qing Emperor was resourceful. He did not want others to think that the Qing Kingdom only had military strength and lacked the ability to govern. Secondly, Qing Kingdom was not very powerful, and Northern Qi was not very weak. Qing Kingdom did not have the strength to really destroy Northern Qi, so the two sides still sat down to negotiate and then exchange terms. In addition, Northern Qi had Great Grandmaster Ku He overseeing it. His strength was enough to protect a country. The Qing Emperor did not have the confidence to win. In addition, the Qing Kingdom's strength did not continue to increase. The Qing Emperor knew that the Qing Kingdom's strength could not compare to Northern Qi's. Thus, Qing Kingdom did not have the ability or confidence to annex Northern Qi.

There were many reasons why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. First of all, the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. He was more inclined to solve problems through wisdom and negotiation. The Qing Emperor was resourceful. He did not want others to think that the Qing Kingdom only had military strength and lacked the ability to govern. Secondly, Qing Kingdom was not very powerful, and Northern Qi was not very weak. Qing Kingdom did not have the strength to really destroy Northern Qi, so the two sides still sat down to negotiate and then exchange terms. In addition, Northern Qi had Great Grandmaster Ku He overseeing it. His strength was enough to protect a country. The Qing Emperor did not have the confidence to win. In addition, the Qing Kingdom's strength did not continue to increase. The Qing Emperor knew that the Qing Kingdom's strength could not compare to Northern Qi's. Thus, Qing Kingdom did not have the ability or confidence to annex Northern Qi.

There were many reasons why Qing Kingdom did not annex Northern Qi. First of all, the Qing Emperor did not want to conquer Northern Qi through force. He was more inclined to solve problems through wisdom and negotiation. The Qing Emperor was resourceful. He did not want others to think that the Qing Kingdom only had military strength and lacked the ability to govern. Secondly, Qing Kingdom was not very powerful, and Northern Qi was not very weak. Qing Kingdom did not have the strength to really destroy Northern Qi, so the two sides still sat down to negotiate and then exchange terms. In addition, Northern Qi had Great Grandmaster Ku He overseeing it. His strength was enough to protect a country. The Qing Emperor did not have the confidence to win. In addition, the Qing Kingdom's strength did not continue to increase. The Qing Emperor knew that the Qing Kingdom's strength could not compare to Northern Qi's. Thus, Qing Kingdom did not have the ability or confidence to annex Northern Qi.

In Nobunaga's Ambition 16, to annex a subordinate force, one had to first capture its main city, then send troops to suppress the remaining cities until the force surrendered or was destroyed. First, they had to rationally plan the military establishment and resource allocation, choose suitable generals and soldiers to enter the battle, and continuously improve their combat strength and skills during the battle. At the same time, they would actively interact with other factions and build alliances to prevent facing multiple enemies alone. In addition, the Nation's Public was an independent force in each region and could be used. The representatives and lords would automatically appease the people of the nearby countries. After raising their subordinate status, the other party would send reinforcements when they left the array. When the degree of subordination reached the maximum, one could annex the other party and take the other party's general under one's command. If one wanted to increase the degree of subordination, one could appoint a lord in the territory (territory that belonged to the city) where the people were located, or through reporting and various strategies in the territory to "appease the people". The Lord would automatically appease the people until the degree of subordination was the highest and then annex them. However, this required the people to belong to the city where the executive corps was located and the degree of subordination was the highest. The entire process required sufficient patience and perseverance, and the correct strategy to achieve the goal of annexing the subordinate forces. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!