Chapter 110 "Jiangshan"
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Translated content:
Fantasy novel
Attained Perfect Enlightenment: Sixty Years of Watching Swords at Jiange Temple
Land Keyboard Fairy
Lord of All: My Necromancy Will Split
Devouring the Ancient Emperor
Ancient and Primitive Martial God
Antagonist: My Younger Brother is the Chosen One
Gods and Demons Game Field
Checking in with Ancient Sacred Body at the beginning
Asking for Immortal Path
Indestructible Tyrant Body Technique
Dan Emperor of Martial Arts
I actually recognize Ancient Divine Script.
The Record of Refining and Ascending
My Senior Brother is too powerful
Nine Heavens Slashing God Technique
The Book of Turmoil
I Can Gather All Things
The Sword Emperor Who Swallows the Heavens
Click Ranking:The Human Road Great Sage
The Supreme Conquest System
The Chaotic God King
Douluo Continent 5: Reborn Tang San
The Martial God Who Rules the World
The Ultimate All-rounder
The Primordial Divine Emperor
The Invincible Emperor Summoning System
Tian Xing Jian
Ancient Dragon God
Foolish Son-in-law (Chen Xubai Yiqing)
Eternal Emperor's Husband
Land Keyboard Fairy
Witch Era
Divine Soul Martial Honorable
Xuanwu Splitting Heaven
Peerless Divine Doctor
Nine Heavens Slashing God Technique
I am the Sect Master
Hongtian Divine Honorable
Chapter 110 "Jiangshan"
In the year 520 AD, when the Xianxia Sect started operating in Xianxia Ridge, the northern part of China was under the rule of Northern Wei dynasty.
"The Ballad of Mulan" and "The Song of Childe Jie" were representative folk songs of that time and were well-known among the Xianxia Sect, thus making the territory of Northern Wei the primary focus of the sect. The other eight key areas were the local region of Xianxia Ridge within a thousand li, the Western Regions, west of Chang'an, the Silk Road on land, north of the Yellow River, Guandong, the Maritime Silk Road, and the 35th parallel north.
Northern Wei, the first dynasty of the Northern Dynasties.
The name "Wei" carries the meaning of beauty and greatness, and it is a prestigious name in the land of China.
Established by Tuoba Gui, a leader of the Xianbei tribe.
Buddhism flourished and experienced unprecedented development, leading to the relocation of the capital to Luoyang and the cultural assimilation that promoted the centralization of power and the integration of different ethnic groups in Northern Wei. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with!
From the rebuilding of the Dai state by Tuoba Gui in 386 AD until its division in 534 AD, a total of 20 emperors ruled for 148 years.
"Luoyang Gedianji" and "Shuijingzhu" were famous works at that time.
The saved site includes Datong Yungang Grottoes, Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, Dunhuang Grottoes in Gansu, as well as Maijishan Grottoes in Tianshui, Bingling Temple Grottoes in Yongjing, Wannfo Cave in Mount Tianlong in Taiyuan, and the Cave Temple in Gongxian, Henan, and sculptures. The translation is: "
In the year 534, Gao Huan established himself as Emperor and became known as Emperor Xiaojing. He moved the capital to Ye, which was later known as Eastern Wei in historical records.
In 532, Gao Huan established himself as Emperor Xiaowu. However, Emperor Xiaowu could not tolerate Gao Huan's control of real power. In 534, Emperor Xiaowu fled to Chang'an and sought refuge with Yuwen Tai. However, there was a rift between Emperor Xiaowu and Yuwen Tai, and Emperor Xiaowu was poisoned by Yuwen Tai. In 535, Emperor Xiaojing was established as Emperor and the capital was moved to Chang'an, which became known as Western Wei in historical records.
The Northern Wei had a vast territory, mainly controlling the northern region of China.
From the north, it extended to the Yin Mountains and the Sandy Deserts, to the river loops.
In the northeast, it reached the Liaodong Peninsula.
To the east, it reached the sea.
To the west, it reached Liangzhou and the Silt Sands.
To the south, the Jianghuai region served as the dividing line between the Southern Dynasties and the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Although there were occasional changes, for the most part, the boundary between the north and south was roughly along the Huai River.
Apart from the surroundings of the Xianxia Mountains, the Xianxia Sect has always actively worked to establish its discourse power in the northwestern, northern, and northeastern directions of the Yangtze River, including during the Northern Wei dynasty and onward.@@ Reply: The boundary between the Southern Dynasties and the Southern and Northern Dynasties was mostly along the Huai River. The Xianxia Sect has been actively establishing its influence in the northwestern, northern, and northeastern directions of the Yangtze River, including during the Northern Wei dynasty.
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In the year 520 AD, when the Xianxia Sect started operating in Xianxia Ridge, the northern part of China was under the rule of Northern Wei dynasty.
"The Ballad of Mulan" and "The Song of Childe Jie" were representative folk songs of that time and were well-known among the Xianxia Sect, thus making the territory of Northern Wei the primary focus of the sect. The other eight key areas were the local region of Xianxia Ridge within a thousand li, the Western Regions, west of Chang'an, the Silk Road on land, north of the Yellow River, Guandong, the Maritime Silk Road, and the 35th parallel north.
Northern Wei, the first dynasty of the Northern Dynasties.
The name "Wei" carries the meaning of beauty and greatness, and it is a prestigious name in the land of China.
Established by Tuoba Gui, a leader of the Xianbei tribe.
Buddhism flourished and experienced unprecedented development, leading to the relocation of the capital to Luoyang and the cultural assimilation that promoted the centralization of power and the integration of different ethnic groups in Northern Wei. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with!
From the rebuilding of the Dai state by Tuoba Gui in 386 AD until its division in 534 AD, a total of 20 emperors ruled for 148 years.
"Luoyang Gedianji" and "Shuijingzhu" were famous works at that time.
The saved site includes Datong Yungang Grottoes, Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, Dunhuang Grottoes in Gansu, as well as Maijishan Grottoes in Tianshui, Bingling Temple Grottoes in Yongjing, Wannfo Cave in Mount Tianlong in Taiyuan, and the Cave Temple in Gongxian, Henan, and sculptures. The translation is: "
In the year 534, Gao Huan established himself as Emperor and became known as Emperor Xiaojing. He moved the capital to Ye, which was later known as Eastern Wei in historical records.
In 532, Gao Huan established himself as Emperor Xiaowu. However, Emperor Xiaowu could not tolerate Gao Huan's control of real power. In 534, Emperor Xiaowu fled to Chang'an and sought refuge with Yuwen Tai. However, there was a rift between Emperor Xiaowu and Yuwen Tai, and Emperor Xiaowu was poisoned by Yuwen Tai. In 535, Emperor Xiaojing was established as Emperor and the capital was moved to Chang'an, which became known as Western Wei in historical records.
The Northern Wei had a vast territory, mainly controlling the northern region of China.
From the north, it extended to the Yin Mountains and the Sandy Deserts, to the river loops.
In the northeast, it reached the Liaodong Peninsula.
To the east, it reached the sea.
To the west, it reached Liangzhou and the Silt Sands.
To the south, the Jianghuai region served as the dividing line between the Southern Dynasties and the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Although there were occasional changes, for the most part, the boundary between the north and south was roughly along the Huai River.
Apart from the surroundings of the Xianxia Mountains, the Xianxia Sect has always actively worked to establish its discourse power in the northwestern, northern, and northeastern directions of the Yangtze River, including during the Northern Wei dynasty and onward.@@ Reply: The boundary between the Southern Dynasties and the Southern and Northern Dynasties was mostly along the Huai River. The Xianxia Sect has been actively establishing its influence in the northwestern, northern, and northeastern directions of the Yangtze River, including during the Northern Wei dynasty.
(End of this chapter)