All maps of China were opened, and all the prominent figures appeared one after another.

The game has progressed to this point, survival of the fittest.

The strong always stay strong.

The weak remain weak.

The strong devour the weak and become stronger.

So much so that in the current Huaxia region, the surviving countries are all relatively powerful countries.

With the Chinese region unlocked.

Everyone was surprised to find that a talented person from ancient China appeared.

There are two great geniuses in the East China Sea.

They are the Jin Kingdom - Wanyan Aguda, and the Liao Kingdom - Yelu Abaoji.

But of these two geniuses, one was killed by Zhuang Rui and the other surrendered.

The Yun Kingdom is now the dominant family in the East China Sea.

But the other areas are different.

The situation was messier than Lu Yan imagined.

The foreign race is now in power in the Northern Plains Territory.

There are Xianbei, Manchu, Tuoba, Mongolian, Xiongnu and so on.

Among them, the Mongols are the strongest.

Genghis Khan, the contemporary genius of the Mongolian people.

The genius of the Xianbei tribe—Murong Huang.

Murong Huang was very powerful, and his sons were even more extraordinary.

Especially Murong Ke and Murong Chui are even more powerful.

Lu Yan was very jealous of Murong Huang's sons.

But he cannot take advantage of the situation.

Because he still needs Yan to resist Mongolia.

Mongolia was powerful, and Genghis Khan was even more extraordinary.

Murong Huang of the Yan State, Nurhachi of the Qing Dynasty, Maodun Chanyu of the Xiongnu, Tuoba Gui of the Tuoba clan, and others all united.

Just like the Four Kingdoms of Zhongzhou and other countries united to Fang Yun Kingdom.

Mongolia wanted to unify the Northern Plains. These grassland countries were a hurdle that Temujin could not circumvent.

This is also the setting of the game.

Temujin launched several attacks.

However, the alliance between these countries is no worse than Mongolia.

Especially Murong Huang's two sons caused Mongolia to suffer a lot.

Murong Huang was the founding monarch of the former Yan State during the Sixteen Kingdoms period and the third son of Murong Xin, Duke of Liaodong in the Western Jin Dynasty.

Murong Huang was brave, resolute, strategic, advocating classics, and familiar with astronomy. He was established as the prince of Liaodong.

Murong Huangxiong had many powers and strategies and advocated Han culture. During his reign, he put down internal rebellions, defeated Yuwen and Duan Xianbei, repelled the attack of Later Zhao, conquered Goguryeo, and shocked the northern region, laying a solid foundation for the former Yan to take control of the Central Plains in the future.

Murong Huang is not the biggest threat.

The biggest threat is Murong Hao's two sons.

A Murong Ke.

A Murong Chui.

Murong Ke was a former minister, politician, and strategist of the Yan clan during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. He was the fourth son of Emperor Murong Huang of Civilization and the younger brother of Emperor Jingzhao Murong Jun.

Be prudent and generous, humble and kind. At the age of fifteen, he began to take control of the army. He defeated the weak and the strong many times, defeated Hou Zhao and Goguryeo, and consolidated the Murong family's position as the overlord of Liaodong. Faced with the death of Shi Hu and the chaos in the Central Plains, he led his troops into the Pass, captured and killed Ran Min, captured cities and territories, and extended the territory of Qian Yan to the south of the Yellow River.

After the death of Emperor Jingzhao Murong Jun, he loyally assisted his young master Murong Wei, worshiped the Grand Prime Minister, granted the title of King of Taiyuan, and performed official affairs of the Zhou Dynasty.

During the regency, he governed the country well and was powerful among his neighbors.

In the eighth year of Jianxi's reign, Murong Ke died and his posthumous title was Huan.

He was upright and upright in his life. He was highly respected by all dynasties and was respected as the number one general in the Sixteen Kingdoms.

During the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was equipped with a martial arts temple.

Ran Min, the King of Wu Dao, died in his hands.

Murong Ke had a lot of misfortunes in his life. He was not loved by his father when he was young, but he never let go of his strong will. At the age of fifteen, he was recognized by his father for his talent. From then on, Murong Ke led the army, fought in Changli and Miyun, and defeated Goguryeo and Yuwen. , attacked and destroyed the remnant party of Shi Zhao, destroyed Ran Wei and Duan Qi, defeated King Lu Hu of Pingye, and attacked Luoyang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. They made great military achievements and built the largest territory of Qian Yan.

At the same time, after Murong Jun's death, he was worshiped as Dazai and assisted the young master Murong Wei. He distinguished between public and private affairs, had no shame in heaven and earth, and stabilized the state affairs with a humble and tolerant attitude, making the country relatively stable.

Besides Murong Ke, it was Murong Chui.

Murong Chui was the founding monarch and military strategist of Later Yan during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. He was the fifth son of Murong Huang, the civilized emperor of the former Yan Dynasty, and his mother was Lan Shuyi.

Extraordinarily handsome, both civil and military. At the age of thirteen, he went to war with his father and was brave and resourceful.

In the second year of Jianyuan, Yuwen Yidougui was attacked, which led to the dispersion of the Yuwen tribe. In the fifth year of Yonghe, he offered advice to attack Hou Zhao, capture Youzhou, and confer the title of King of Wu. In the sixth year of Jianxi (365), they cooperated to conquer Luoyang and paid homage to General Nan and Jingzhou Mu.

In the tenth year of Jianxi's reign, he defeated Huanwen, the great Sima of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and severely hindered Huanwen's efforts to usurp the Jin Dynasty. After the death of Taifu Murong Ke, he was persecuted by the Taifu Murong Ping and the Queen Mother Kezu Hun. He defected to the former Qin King Fu Jian, served as the champion general, was conferred the title of Bindu Hou, and assisted Fu Pi in the capture of Xiangyang.

In the seventh year of Taiyuan, he urged Fu Jian to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty. After the Battle of Feishui, he personally escorted Fu Jian back to Luoyang. Returning to Yecheng, he planned to restore the country, defeated the former Qin Emperor Fu Pi, defeated the famous Eastern Jin general Liu Laozhi, and defeated Ding Ling and Goguryeo.

In the first year of Jianxing, he officially proclaimed himself emperor, and later destroyed Zhai Wei and Xi Yan, almost restoring the territory of the former Yan Dynasty in its heyday. The Hu-Han partition system was restored, with Prince Murong Bao as the great chanyu.

In the 11th year of Jianxing's reign, he learned that Prince Murong Bao was defeated at Shenhebei, fell ill and went to war, defeating Tuoba Gui, Emperor Daowu of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

He died of illness on his way to class at the age of seventy. His posthumous name was Chengwu and his temple name was Shizu.

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