Chapter 1101: Half a Saint in the world, more accomplished than Zhuge Liang
"Ding, gold: Zuo Qigong, Shi Liai, Kang Gongbi, Wang Bolong, Guo Yaoshi, Yu Wenxuzhong, Zhang Xiaochun, Liu Yu, Zhang Zhongfu, Feng Changning, Zheng Yinian, Li Cheng, Kong Yanzhou, Li Qiong, Xu Wen
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"Ding, Qian Yan: Feng Yi, Yang Qian, Han Shou, Pei Kai, Wang Yu, Zhang Hong, Jia Jian..."
"Ding, Liao: Han Derang, Lu Wenjin, Guo Xi, Han Deshu, Zhao Yanshou, Han Kuangsi, Ma Dechen, Ma Baozhong, Ma Zhiwen, Zhao Siwen..."
"Ding, Western Wei: Li Hu, Zhao Gui, Li Bi, Xin Wei, Wei Xiaokuan, Liang Chun, Cai You, Liu Liang, Yang Zhong, Tian Hong..."
"Ding, Yuan: Liu Bingzhong, Zhang Rou, Shi Bingzhi, Shi Tianan, Shi Tianni, Shi Tianze, Guo Kan, Kong Yuan, Liu Heima, Zhang Gui, Zhang Wenqian, Xu Shijing..."
"Ding, Xiongnu: Han Wangxin, Lu Wan, Zhongxing Shuo, Wei Lu, Li Xu, Li Ling, Zang Tu, Zhao Xin, Li Guangli, Chen Liang, Zhongdai, Han Xuan, Ren Shang..."
"Ding, the Northern Wei Dynasty: Cui Xuanbo, Deng Yuan, Li Xian, Jia Run, Cui Cheng, Chao Chong, Wei Cao, Mo Han, Yan Feng, Qu Zun, Zhang Pu, Gongsun Biao, Gao Yun..."
"Ding, fantasy: Hou Tonghai, Liang Ziwen, Sha Tongtian, Peng Lianhu, Zhang Conglong, Lu Zhangke, He Biweng, Wei Xiaobao, Chu Zhaonan, Qi Zhenjun, Shi Baidu..."
As someone who can stand out among ethnic minority regimes, it is obvious that the overall quality of this summoning card is quite good.
Currently, there are already two people who are obviously god-level figures: Wang Meng and Liu Bingzhong.
At least, this quality, compared to the last number one random summoning card, this level has improved by an unknown amount.
The last random summoning card of the number one scholar, let alone the god-level figures, the exposed list, even if it was a heaven-level figure, actually could not find many. In that random summoning of the number one scholar, in terms of ability,
Those who can reach the heaven level are already considered the best among them.
On the other hand, in Hanchen's random summoning card this time, not only two god-level characters appeared, but also, in the list given by the summoning card, there were many heaven-level characters. Looking around, anyone can
Grab a big handful.
Except for the last group, which is a bit lagging behind, the first nine types are almost all the same, with at least one attribute reaching 90.
There are even several groups, almost all of which are heaven-level talents.
This quality ranks at the top among many random summoning cards.
It's still the old rule. Of the eight characters in the system, only four characters can be drawn from the top five organizations.
"The system, among the Qing Dynasty group, choose Zeng Guofan."
The overall quality of this group is indeed among the best.
However, if you really have to choose one, this choice is really not easy to choose.
After all, the ones that can be used as alternatives each have their own advantages.
However, Wang Yu finally chose Zeng Guofan, who was known as half a saint!
"Zuo Zhuan" once put forward a view of "three immortals", which believes that the most noble person must first have moral character, then have merit, and finally have thought. And his moral character, merit and thought from a historical perspective
, is enduring. People who have these three immortal qualities are people with "the highest virtue".
According to this, Liang Qichao said that those who can achieve these "three immortals" are worthy of being called "saints". This standard is measured based on the three standards of meritorious service, morality and reputation. These three standards are:
Meritorious service: refers to achieving significant achievements in politics, military or other fields.
Morality: refers to a person’s moral quality and personality charm.
Li Yan: refers to putting forward unique insights and theories in thought, philosophy or other fields.
As for how many saints China has produced, Liang Qichao believes that there are only "two and a half". Confucius is one, Wang Yangming is one, and Zeng Guofan is half.
But I don’t know why, Zhuge Liang was later added, and they were called the “Three and a Half Saints”. Then someone else, with a pen as big as a rafter, added Mencius and Laozi, turning it into “Five and a Half Saints”.
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"The system, among the former Qin group, choose Wang Meng."
Among this group, there is nothing to say, there is no other choice.
Even among the entire list, Wang Meng's overall quality is currently the highest.
Wang Meng, "the one who surpassed Zhuge Liang in his achievements", whether Wang Meng's achievements can surpass those of Zhuge Liang, the Prime Minister of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, is this correct? Not everyone is qualified to comment. At least, keyboard warriors are not qualified to make rash comments.
After all, Prime Minister Zhuge "dedicated his whole life to the Shu Han Dynasty and died" and became the embodiment of loyal ministers and wise men in all dynasties in later generations. However, Wang Meng's meritorious achievements are also shining through the annals of history.
In politics, Wang Meng resisted the Di and Qiang dignitaries, purged officials and strengthened centralization of power.
In terms of military affairs, he led the troops to eliminate the former Yan Dynasty and stayed in Ye. He also supervised the military affairs of the six states in Guandong and made significant contributions to the unification of the north. He once advised Fu Jian not to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Economically, we encourage farmers to cultivate mulberry trees, open up mountains and rivers, build water conservancy projects, and improve farming, so that fields can be opened up and warehouses can be enriched.
During his reign, he selected talents and appointed them, emphasized practical results, and achieved remarkable results. "Guan Long is clear and the people are happy."
He governed the country and made the former Qin Dynasty the most dynamic country among the northern countries; he commanded the troops, conquered every attack, and won every battle, showing outstanding military talent and general style.
Faced with crises on all sides, he and Fu Jian formulated the development direction of the former Qin Dynasty: stabilizing the northwest so that there would be no worries; fighting for the southeast to achieve a great cause. In less than ten years, the former Qin unified the north.
However, Wang Meng's era was an era of generals and prime ministers. Wang Meng needed to maintain stability internally and go out to fight. The heavy work pressure quickly overwhelmed Wang Meng's physical pressure. Wang Meng became ill from overwork and died in less than a year.
Passed away. Like Zhuge Liang, Wang Meng's posthumous title was "Wuhou", which was Fu Jian's high recognition of Wang Meng.
However, Wang Meng's strategy was still being implemented. The thirty-six kingdoms in the Western Regions were quickly pacified, and the Eastern Yi and Southwest Yi also came to pay homage. At this time, Fu Jian's slogan was "Mix one Liuhe to benefit the common people", which was completely compared to Qin Shihuang.
Qin's national power is also the strongest.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Wang Meng had a lot of things that he did not do, such as Murong Chui. Wang Meng advocated that he should not stay. Fu Jian said that this was the time to employ people and he should not kill the general.
Did not agree with Wang Meng's suggestion. Facts proved that Wang Meng's judgment was accurate. After the Battle of Feishui, Murong Chui quickly established the Yan Kingdom, which was called Hou Yan.
Wang Meng suggested that Fu Jian should not attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty quickly, but Fu Jian finally attacked the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which directly led to the Battle of Feishui. Fu Jian was killed shortly after the battle.
The ancients once commented: Fu Jian is clever and good at making decisions, and he accepts good deeds like a stream. Wang Meng has the talent of a king's assistant and is eager to make progress. Looking at the relationship between his monarch and his ministers, he said that he is a once in a thousand years!
It can even be said that the relationship between Wang Meng and Fu Jian can almost be regarded as a replica of the relationship between Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei.
"The system, among the Jin Dynasty group, choose Wang Bolong."
"Among Qian Yan's group, choose Feng Yi."
In the next three groups of Jin, Qian Yan, and Liao, there is no one like Wang Meng who is obviously much better than the others in the same group.
Therefore, among these three groups, which ones are slightly more outstanding, no matter which one you choose, there is not much difference.
"Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining Zeng Guofan and implanting the identity: the Great Confucian of Shangyin Academy, invited by the great Confucian Cai Yong."
"Ding, congratulations to the host for getting Wang Meng and implanting his identity. He is a student of Shangyin Academy and a descendant of the Wang family of Yanbei."
In other words, Confucianism is really full of talents.
From this aspect, among hundreds of schools of thought, other schools simply cannot compare with them.
Especially after being strengthened by system figures, other schools have no choice but to compare with Confucianism in terms of talents.
Taoism and Buddhism seem to have benefited from a lot of myths. However, since Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty stopped all schools of thought and only respected Confucianism, almost all scholars in later generations can be said to be Confucian. Even if they have benefited from myths, they still have
Not as good as this advantage.
Talents like Zhuge Liang, Zhang Liang, Fang Xuanling, Du Ruhui, Xun Yu, Gao Jiong, Wang Meng... even among myths, how many can compare to them after being brought into the system?
The benefits that can be enjoyed in mythology are actually more of those who are at the level of gods or divine generals.
However, the price-performance ratio between the two parties is simply not comparable!
Even a master like Kunpeng has a huge difference in value compared to strategic talents like Zhuge Liang and Wang Meng.
Among the most important attributes of force, command, intelligence, and politics, the least valuable and relatively least cost-effective ones are actually force talents.
As for the ones with the relatively highest price/performance ratio, they are actually political talents.
The performance of commanders and intelligence requires the endorsement of politics. Not only does politics need to provide them with logistics, but more importantly, wars are not fought for the sake of fighting, but to achieve the political purpose behind them.
If a war is not fought to achieve the political purpose behind it, but simply fought for the sake of fighting, then the national strength will only become weaker and weaker until it drags itself to death.
"Ding, congratulations to the host for getting Wang Bolong, implanted identity, Wang Bodang's younger brother."
Speaking of which, this one can be considered a mini-boss level character.
In history, the rise of Wanyan Aguda was closely related to the emergence of many world-famous Jurchen generals. It is worth noting that these famous generals include not only Jurchens, but also Han people.
The most prominent among the Han generals of the Jin Kingdom was Wang Bolong. He participated in almost all major battles during the destruction of Liao and the invasion of Song. He commanded his troops from Liaodong to Jianghuai. His military exploits were compared with those of all Jurchen generals of the same period.
No less impressive.
It would be understandable to say that he was cruel and outstanding in the battle against the Liao, but as a general whose subordinates were mainly Han, Wang Bolong was also merciless towards his compatriots, the Song people, starting from the time he attacked the counties in Hebei.
He massacred the officers and soldiers of the Song Dynasty and took the lead in the subsequent battle to capture Bianliang, fully demonstrating his ruthless side.
The ruthless and ruthless methods he displayed in the war were even worse than those of many Jurchen generals.
Not only that, when chasing Kang Wang Zhaogou who fled south, he also swept across the Jianghuai River as a pioneer officer, burning, killing and looting wherever he went, and countless innocent Han people died under his butcher knife.
In short, this man is a hero in the eyes of the Jurchens, and a demon and fierce god in the eyes of the Song people.
Moreover, this person can barely be said to have defeated Yue Fei.
Of course, from the perspective of Jin Dynasty, Yue Fei was a general who suffered repeated defeats. He was not a famous general or a hero at all.
"Zong Bi returned to Bian, and Yue Fei and other troops all retreated"; "The army crossed over to quarry and defeated Yue Fei"; "Zong Xiu led three thousand infantry and cavalry to seize the key points, and then fought against the other armies and defeated them", in addition
Arupu and others severely attacked Yue Fei, and Yue Fei led an army of 100,000 to attack the city but failed to retreat.
As for the credibility of these records, that is a matter of opinion and wisdom.
In addition, the civilians who captured Yue Fei and hired him to transport grain and grass were also praised to the sky. Is this their "record" in defeating Yue Fei?
Furthermore, according to the records of Wang Bolong's defeat of Yue Fei, Yue Fei at that time was just a fledgling soldier, and at most a low-level officer, with no right to command the war at all.
If the blame for this kind of defeat can be placed on Yue Fei's head, how many famous generals in the world are truly undefeated? How many famous generals have come from the stage of being a soldier? For example, Bai Qi, when they were famous generals
I have never been defeated. Didn’t I also lose when I was a soldier?
If the general at the top commands the generals below, and the generals at the bottom fail, the blame can be thrown on the head of the general. After all, commanding the generals, arranging each general to the appropriate position, and making full use of their talents is what they are supposed to do.
things.
However, it is unacceptable to pass the blame to the soldiers below because of the failure of the general.
"Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining the title of Yi and implanting his identity. He is a student of Shangyin Academy and a classmate of Wang Meng. He is preparing to go to the Han Dynasty to serve with Wang Meng."
"Ding, congratulations to the host for gaining Jiecheng, implanting the identity, and becoming the general of the Fierce Whale Legion."
It seems that I accidentally picked a hidden candidate, and he is also a pretty good water warfare general.
A famous general of the "Han Army" in the Yuan Dynasty, he was good at commanding the navy, and the fierce general Zhu Guobao was his subordinate. In 1275, the Yuan Army and the Song Army fought in Jiaoshan. This was a naval duel. The Song Army's coach Zhang Shijie ordered the Song Army to control the battle.
The boats were joined together and put into a decisive battle posture.
Zhang Shijie was commendable for his courage, but his combat skills were not high. Jie Cheng and Zhang Hongfan adopted a fire attack. The Song army was defeated again, and Lin'an, the capital, was in danger. Soon, the Empress Dowager Xie and the young emperor surrendered voluntarily, and the Southern Song Dynasty was over.
"Ding, congratulations to the host for getting Ren Shang, implanting identity, and becoming the military commander of the Huben Legion."
"Ding, congratulations to the host for getting high permission and implanting the identity. He is a student of Shangyin Academy and a classmate of Wang Meng. He is preparing to go to the Han Dynasty to serve with Wang Meng."
"Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining Shi Baidu and implanting his identity as the leader of the Liuhe Gang of the Dasheng Dynasty. After Su Dingfang destroyed Sheng, he voluntarily surrendered to Su Dingfang."