Water Margin: I, Wang Lun, will have many children and many blessings in Liangshan.

"This, this, is this the officers and soldiers' water camp?"

Li Jiong said something that he himself did not believe.

Most of the officers and soldiers' water camp warships patrolled in the distance to protect the grain ships on the river.

Some of them were in Wuzhang River, Jishui River and other places, monitoring Liangshan~water camp.

Not only that, the officers and soldiers' water camps were all old-fashioned hard-sail wooden boats, but some had ship towers and some defensive facilities on the side.

The officers and soldiers' main battleships have been replaced with vehicles and ships. On rivers or ordinary small rivers, vehicles and ships still have advantages.

The wheels on both sides rotate rapidly under the pedaling of the sailors. The boats are not only faster than the old hard sailing boats, but also go forward, backward, and turn easily and quickly, which is not comparable to the old-fashioned boats.

This is also the reason why vehicles and ships were installed on a large scale after they appeared in the late Northern Song Dynasty.

Of course, the shortcomings of vehicles and ships were gradually exposed later, and they were gradually eliminated.

In fact, after Yue Fei conquered Yang Mo, the Southern Song Dynasty also built a large number of vehicles and ships. When Wanyan Liang conquered the Southern Song Dynasty, many vehicles and ships were built on the river to defend against the Jin soldiers.

Later, a batch of small vehicles and ships were built in Jiangnan, which were specially used as grain ships.

Because the old sailing ships were slow in the dry season, vehicles and ships could make up for the shortcomings.

In addition to the wheels under the two sides of the Southern Song Dynasty, the large vehicles and ships also added three long oars on the two sides.

Except that they were not soft sails and had wheels, they were very similar to the Liangshan paddle boats.

Later, they were eliminated. The main reason was that they could not sail on the sea. The Southern Song Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty were in the midst of maritime trade, and the trade in the inner rivers of Neijiang could not compare with the benefits of overseas.

For inland river transportation, ordinary transport ships are enough. After all, the function of vehicles and ships was warships at the beginning, and using them as transport ships was really a loss-making business.

In addition, the technology was relatively complex, the construction was difficult, and the cost increased.

During the Southern Song Dynasty, there were still some ships in use. There were sporadic records in the Ming Dynasty, but they completely disappeared in the Qing Dynasty.

The Liangshan fleet in front of us all used soft sails, and the canvas was white, like white clouds floating on the river.

On both sides were long oars extending from the cabin, and the hulls were large ships with a length of 50 meters and a width of more than 5 meters.

Ship sizes like this are only suitable for large rivers. If it is a small or medium-sized river with a width of more than 10 to 20 meters, it may not be navigable.

If it is fully loaded with grain and goods, it will definitely not be navigable.

At this time, the fleet was speeding, and there were curious people on the shore loudly counting the number of ships.

From one to ten, to dozens, and then to hundreds...

Even the idle man counting the ships changed his expression.

When they first saw the fleet, everyone thought it was the Liangshan fleet that took advantage of the officers and soldiers and sailors and came from nowhere to harass Tokyo City.

As residents of Tokyo City, even ordinary people have their own pride.

Even the old Qin people in Xianyang, the Chang'an people in the Han and Tang Dynasties, and the Beijing people in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Kaifeng people in the Song Dynasty lived under the feet of the emperor for generations, no matter how the flags on the city walls change, Kaifeng people are Kaifeng people. The Five Dynasties established their capital here, and the Song Dynasty achieved its kingdom here. That's enough.

As a resident of Kaifeng, I have reason to be proud and proud.

Because of its developed water transportation, Kaifeng is not only the capital of the Song Dynasty, but also the top commercial city. Its developed economy and active business far exceed the so-called Yangyi and Yiyi in those days, and it is not comparable to Chang'an and Beijing, which are mainly military and political.

Hangzhou in this era was only a slightly famous prefecture, and Gusu was also in a corner of the south of the Yangtze River, unlike hundreds of years later when it had national influence.

After the Huang Chao Rebellion, Guangzhou did not recover until the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, and was suppressed by Fuzhou, which came later, and Fuzhou really developed during the Southern Song Dynasty.

As for Nanjing, it was Jiankang Prefecture at that time. The Six Dynasties had been destroyed for hundreds of years, and it was already an ordinary prefecture in the south of the Yangtze River, and its status was not high.

Zhao Gou did not consider Jiankang as a secondary capital when he fled.

Beijing was even ceded to the Liao Kingdom. At that time, it was the residence of the southern king of the Liao Kingdom, just an ordinary military fortress.

The rise of Beijing's status was mainly due to the Jin Kingdom's establishment of its capital here. Not only did it establish a capital, but it also spent a lot of manpower and material resources to manage the city. Until modern times, many palace relics and layout planning are still related to the construction of the Jin people in those days.

Unlike the Liao Kingdom, after occupying it, it needed the manpower and material resources of the Han area, and had no intention of management.

When Kublai Khan founded the Yuan Dynasty and established Beijing as the capital, it was Yuan Dadu. The Yuan Dynasty also spent a lot of effort to build a large number of palace buildings and supporting facilities.

Otherwise, when Zhu Yuanzhang conferred the title of vassal to Zhu Di, Beiping Prefecture would not have been able to accommodate a prince.

Some palaces built by the Jin Kingdom were still there at that time, and there were more old palaces in the Yuan Dynasty.

Nanyuan, Zhonghaizi, Nanhaizi... Many palaces had the foundation laid in the Yuan Dynasty. When Zhu Di built them, he only needed to improve and repair them and they could be used directly.

Of course, Zhu Di later changed Beiping to a temporary residence, and every year he had to recruit hundreds of thousands of laborers and craftsmen to build Beiping palaces. The building specifications and palace names were completely copied from Nanjing, which was completely different from the old palaces in the Yuan Dynasty. That is, it was demolished and rebuilt.

Fortunately, the urban foundation laid by the Jin and Yuan dynasties was there, and there were decades of management during the Zhu Yuanzhang period. In addition, Zhu Di was also a person who dared to use the people's power. Therefore, after decades of establishment, the Ming Dynasty finally moved the capital successfully. It was also the only unified dynasty that took the initiative to move the capital.

0Seeking flowers

There is only one thing in common.

The arrogance of the people under the emperor's feet, and the sense of identity with the dynasty. (To read the violent novels, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Even if the whole world rebels, the emperor's feet in the capital are the most stubborn and loyal group to the old dynasty.

So many ambitious people are best at slaughtering the old capital before usurping the country, and then burning the old capital with fire.

Xiang Yu burned Xianyang, and later generations such as Dong Zhuo followed suit.

The most recent one was Zhu Wen who destroyed Luoyang, killed all eunuchs and court officials, and threw them into the Yellow River.

And he killed all the Li Tang clan members in Luoyang.

The people in the city were basically slaughtered.

Most of the people in the old dynasty had a close relationship with the nobles of the old dynasty. They might also be members of the Beijing garrison, or relatives, old friends, etc.

For example, Kaifeng at this time.

After careful investigation, those who lived there for more than three generations were either descendants of officials or descendants of military officers of the imperial army.

Do we need to ask about their positions?

Of course, Wang Lun never considered deposing the emperor, establishing the emperor, and abdicating.

He was a rebel, and rebels didn't need to do this.

Don't underestimate Zhu Wen's military and political abilities. He was also a first-class existence among the founding emperors.

But his comprehensive abilities, including political vision, his own personality, etc., are probably not up to standard. []

Burning Luoyang, killing all the court officials, laughing triumphantly, saying: These people claim to be the clear stream, now they are thrown into the muddy stream!

This surrender ruined his reputation.

Why is it so?

Even if Wang Lun destroyed the Song Dynasty, he could at most move the Song Dynasty to a remote small city, confer titles on it, and grant it endless sacrifices.

The ancient rules for destroying a country can be applied to him.

As for worrying...

What is there to worry about?

The father and son of the Zhao family occupied the whole country but were dethroned. Can they take back the throne after the country is destroyed by relying on their status as the king of the previous dynasty?

This is really a big joke.

As for the people's support, it depends on governance and time.

The most refreshing thing is to massacre the city. Only brainless people like Dong Zhuo, Huang Chao and Zhu Wen would have such a choice.

At this moment, countless people in Tokyo saw the Liangshan fleet coming in large numbers.

The fleet has more than a hundred ships.

There were strange firearms on each ship, and the dark muzzles were pointed at the city, which made everyone feel particularly heavy.

Even the rogues and idlers had lost their playful mood, and everyone looked at the people on the river with a nervous look. .