I smashed the emperor's daughter

Chapter 17 Solo Thinking Before the Map
The length and width of the map are about three feet, and the title part on the top is clearly written in block letters with ten large characters——

The whole map of the territory of the emperor and the Han Dynasty!

Previously, Li Yuntang only briefly learned about the four regions of the territory of the Han Dynasty from books, and knew its general outline, but he has not had time to carefully explore the specific details of the territory.

Now that he has such an opportunity, he will naturally not miss it, so he quickened his pace and approached the map.

I saw that the territory of the Han Dynasty, the farthest point in the northeast, has reached Kuwu Island hanging overseas; the barrier to the southeast is Dongning Island; the westernmost stronghold is marked with the word Suiyecheng; A trading city is dotted on the south bank of Bohaier Lake.

What surprised him the most was the border of the southwest, which was much wider than the territory of Daiqing; the land of three propagandists and six comforts in the pre-Ming Dynasty, sixty-seven times out of ten had become the capital of the Han Dynasty.

Mengyangdusi, Mubangdusi, Chelidusi, Diwuladusi, etc., as well as the area that still has the word Toungoo on it, but has actually become the capital of Burma.

These capitals are not prisons, but are stationed by Han guards. They are real land under actual control. The Han Dynasty is not far from having the estuary of the Indian Ocean.

Of course, it is not far from Calcutta under the control of the Britti people!
On the map, not only the mountains, rivers, dangerous passes, and traffic routes are clearly marked; even the administrative offices of the provinces and capitals are clearly marked, and the important prefectures, counties, and guards under their jurisdiction are also marked with Chinese characters .

Even, the latitude and longitude lines are clearly drawn on it.

Li Yuntang was startled at first, but soon relieved:
In the original history, Kang Mazi was able to draw the "Kangxi Huangyu Quanpan Map" with longitude and latitude. Now that Zhu Youjian has died for 180 years, it is not surprising that the big man can do it.

However, the latitude and longitude on this map is based on the Forbidden City under his feet as the prime meridian; more precisely, the central axis of the Forbidden City is the prime meridian, which is called the east longitude when it goes east, and the west longitude when it goes backward.

Seeing this, Li Yuntang immediately felt emotional: If one day, the big man becomes the overlord of the world, then the Prime Meridian, can the Forbidden City be used?
As soon as this idea entered his mind, he suddenly felt a sense of mission in his body. He wanted this meridian to become a common thread for all countries in the world, so that the standards of the Han people would become the common standards for all countries in the world;
That observatory called Greenwich should stay in the smog forever to eat the smog!
After setting up a small ambition, Li Yuntang was fascinated by staring at the huge territory map in front of him. A long-standing controversy in his previous life suddenly appeared in his mind:
If there is no Qing Dynasty, will China's territory shrink?

His previous answer was, absolutely not!

This is not caused by nationalist sentiment, but has a reasonable basis.

The reason why the Qing Dynasty was able to expand its territory has little to do with national attributes, but because the Qing army in the early Qing Dynasty was the strongest compared to East Asian and Central Asian countries horizontally; the level of firearms of the Qing army was not really weak.

Different from the traditional image of bow and horse conquering the world, Manchuria's occupation of China largely relied on firearms, followed by heavy infantry who could ride horses.

Whether it was the Battle of the Daling River, the capture of Tongguan by the Dashun Army, or the camel city that broke Ge Erdan of the Jungar Khanate, the Hongyi Cannon was indispensable in it.

There is also a record in the "Research on the Military System of the Dynasty", as of the war when the "Bai Qing" was smashed to open the country, it had more than 11 large and small artillery pieces, and more than 26 matchlock guns.

It's not that they don't have anything, it's just that these things are useless to deceive the Han people; the ones used by the green camp are also low-quality garbage.

Otherwise, if such a simple and easy-to-learn thing is used in large quantities by the Han people, it will be difficult to sit still!
Dai Qing was never stupid, it was just bad in his bones, but in the end it was also funny. After repeating the nonsense of "bow and horse wins the world" a thousand times, he actually deceived his descendants.

To get back to the topic, if the Han army can drive the Manchus out of the pass, the natural combat power will have surpassed that of the Qing army; with the three families of Goguryeo, Jin, and Houjin in front, as long as there is a ruler with a little brain, they will not let Liaodong go. .

With the size outside the pass, it is absolutely difficult to confront the inside of the pass for a long time, and it is inevitable to regain the Nuer Gandusi.

Let’s talk about Kalkha Mongolia, they are an alliance with the Qing Dynasty. Even if they stand by and watch the Han people destroy the Qing Dynasty, after the subsequent Zhungeer Khanate’s Geldan invades Khalkha, the Han and Zhungeer still want to go to war.

If you can't beat Jungar, the country will perish; if you win, Monan and Mobei will all be vassals of the Han family; in order to maintain the stability of Khalkha Mongolia, it is logical to control a certain religion on the roof of the world.

The national security strategy is linked to each other, and will not be deviated due to ethnic differences.

Regardless of whether the emperor's surname is one character or four characters, as long as the national strength reaches the level of Dai Qing, for the long-term stability of the country, all these places have to be taken as their own.

If one insists on attributing the needs of national strategic security to the wisdom of the chieftains of the past dynasties who led the Qing Dynasty, it can only be said that they have ulterior motives!

And the current territory of the Great Han perfectly confirmed his theory.

After thinking about it in his heart, Li Yuntang turned his eyes back to the map; he was surprised to find that next to many place names, there were as few as one column and as many as several columns of Chinese characters.

At first glance, it feels like the barrage that appears from time to time on a certain video website in later generations, which is quite interesting.

Li Yuntang became interested, and saw the longest "bullet screen" in the upper right corner of the map, about five or six rows near the Daxing'an Mountains of later generations; he moved the ladder on the side and climbed up.

He took a closer look, and it read:

"That's why the Great Xianbei Mountain is also.

Built outside the pass left behind by the captives, lost in the south and made up for it in the north, so the Shuchiwulusi people were driven to take advantage of it;

Shi Taizong marched north, broke Shengjing, and captives fled north;

Emperor Taizong sent thousands of soldiers to chase the head of the captive, and died on this mountain to break it and kill him for favoritism;
Later, it was named Wei Que Mountain because Xianbei established the Yuan and Wei Dynasties. "

Li Yuntang also heard from the little emperor about this matter. Since Jianlu was driven out of the pass, because of his inability to invade the south, he learned the strategy of their spiritual ancestors, the Jurchens of the Jin Dynasty, to make up for the loss in the north (that is, attack the Southern Song Dynasty, so as to make up for the country's territory) loss by Mongolian occupation), applied in reverse:
Attack the Maozi colonial stronghold in the north to compensate for the continuously compressed living space in the south.

Although the territory is a bit rotten, the opponent is also weak.

In short, if I can't beat the Han army, can I still beat you?
Perhaps Shengjing was much closer than St. Petersburg after all, so Maozi was once driven out of the Heilongjiang River Basin.

At the same time, Emperor Taizong Li Ming led his army to conquer Shengjing, but he failed to capture the tartar chief, so he sent a partial general and thousands of people to pursue him.

However, Li Yuntang had a question in his mind, why in the "Records of Taizong", Maozi was still called Woluosi, but on this map, how could he become Chiwulusi?
Isn't this another name for the Golden Horde?
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(End of this chapter)