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The Qing Dynasty outside the Pass and outside the Pass.

Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di's expressions changed. They didn't expect that after driving away the Mongols, there would be foreigners taking over the Central Plains. Counting the time, weren't they after the Ming Dynasty!

At present, the most powerful enemy outside is the thick-legged brothers from Wala in the north. They also start to think about what is outside this pass and that pass.

If the Mongols come back, they shouldn't be called Qing...

[James II...Glorious Revolution...]

The hearts of those who understood what this was doing jumped: "This, isn't this treasonous!"

Rebellion can also be said to be glorious, which is too...

The person next to me replied: "Brother, it was also said on the skyline that it is a road suitable for the British national conditions."

Even so, the strong impression that monarchy cannot be offended eventually began to disintegrate in everyone's hearts.

The kings knew that the national conditions between them and that European country were different, and the useless king there could not compete with the people below, but they felt extremely uncomfortable hearing about such a blatant slap in the king's face.

Wu Zetian now knows why Catherine stopped discussing politics at that time. "Potential risks of revolution". Revolutionary revolution turns out to be to revolutionize the king's life!

Being released to the public by the canopy that can give all kinds of magical knowledge, and there should be a time when Britain's national power will increase in the future. In this way, how can they maintain the supremacy of their own monarchy?

Looking at the anchor on the main screen with his head down and answering questions seriously, I really feel both love and hate.

Also, who is that Li Wei? What’s the question?

[“From the Anglo-Spanish Great War in 1588 to the Glorious Revolution in 1688, for a whole century, Britain adjusted its internal system and actively expanded externally. After a hundred years of accumulation, the British began to release their energy. "

The flag was raised, and the round wooden wheel kept turning left and right in the dim room.

“Before and after the Glorious Revolution, Britain’s population increased significantly, commerce and handicraft industry developed rapidly, and foreign trade became increasingly important to the national economy and people’s livelihood.

The French thinker Voltaire once said, "What makes England strong is the fact that since the Elizabethan era, all parties have reached an agreement on the necessity of mercantilism. The same man who sent the king to the guillotine has Congress, busy allocating positions for overseas trade, acted as if nothing had happened. The blood of Charles I was still flowing, but this Congress passed the Navigation Act. ’”]

It's this Voltaire again.

To be able to say such a thing, he is obviously a 'rebel' who thinks that the power of kings is not worth mentioning. Why does Catherine II admire him so much and continue to support him? Isn't she also a king?

Wang Shouren thought about his words, but he also had his own different opinions.

When the monarch's power fell, the power of the country fell into the hands of another group of people. This group of people obviously had their own plans for the future of the country, so they killed the king and continued their policies step by step.

Can these people who are powerless to the king really govern this country? What about the people of this country?

[The music becomes exciting again, and the picture comes to the dark sea.

“After three Anglo-Dutch wars, Britain finally forced the Netherlands to accept the Navigation Acts.

The Navigation Act stipulates that goods imported into the United Kingdom and its dependent countries must use British ships or ships from the exporting country. Since then, Dutch ships have gradually withdrawn from the vast seas that they have been sailing for nearly a century.

After defeating Spain and Portugal, the British drove the Dutch, the sea coachman, from their position as maritime hegemons. Now, it is the British's turn to set the rules for maritime competition and great power competition. ”]

Make rules?

Ying Zheng recited these words silently. He liked this very much, and there was nothing wrong with using these words to describe what he did.

But will future generations of the Central Plains also have to abide by these British rules?

[The blue planet appears again, then slowly zooms in, moving country by country.

“Looking around the world at that time, France was in the heyday of absolute monarchy; Russia’s Peter the Great was still fighting in the north and south to establish an autocratic empire; Germany and Italy were torn apart, and the people were looking forward to the emergence of a powerful king; in Asia, Japan It is still bound by the feudal shogunate system; and in China, the Qing Dynasty, which has been in power for 268 years, has only been in power for 44 years.

But Britain, this small country on the edge, has taken the lead in reaching the entrance of modern civilization and is about to move steadily towards the center of the world.

In the next two centuries, it will dominate the world. ”]

As this episode ended, there was a lot of discussion under the sky.

Almost all dynasties before the Qing Dynasty noticed the distinctive clothes and hats on the portraits of the Qing emperors.

Sure enough, they are aliens!

The emperor of the Ming Dynasty looked at the portrait above and thought that this was not the dress custom of the Yuan Dynasty people. What kind of alien was this?

As for the Qing Dynasty, counting from the time after Kangxi entered the customs, he is now 68 years after the Qing Dynasty took control of the Central Plains. In other words, the Qing Dynasty only had 200 years left.

Tianmu told him that the Qing Dynasty would eventually fall, and gave him a countdown.

He wanted to tell Tianmu to stop talking about it. It had only been a few years since the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. This would tell the world when the Qing Dynasty would be destroyed. Then the south would be in constant turmoil.

Rubbing his temples, Kangxi took up his pen and wrote a letter to officials in the south, focusing on Jiangnan and Guangzhou, asking them to pay attention to the local Han and foreigners.

[It’s the familiar opening again. Halfway through, the scene comes to the palace that is extremely familiar to people of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

"Three hundred years ago, when the 18th century came, China's Emperor Kangxi was using his civil and military skills to usher in the glory of a new dynasty, and began to become interested in the distant West."

The palace, symbolizing the highest power, gradually becomes smaller as the camera moves higher, moving from Asia to Europe. ]

This kind of person is still alive, but the feeling of being talked about as if he is dead is really strange. Kangxi himself felt nervous when he was mentioned. He didn't care about the weirdness of such a living person becoming a page in the history books. He desperately hoped that the sky would be over. The 'civilian and martial arts' and 'the glory of the new dynasty' mentioned here are pure compliments.

Rather than talking about the West, which has a very different political system, he would rather the anchor talk about the Central Plains and the Qing Dynasty. It doesn't matter even if it's all scolding.

[The big black ship reveals its gun barrel, fire flashes, thick smoke rises, and a huge spinning machine is working there.

"Continued overseas expansion and colonial trade drove demand for goods, and scientific awareness and market awareness raised the general cognitive level of the British..."

A special chirping sound sounded, and smoke billowed from the front of a long black object, driving on the green land. ]

If we saw the British overthrowing the king in the previous revolution, what is this "industrial revolution" now?

The huge spinning machine, the spinning and smoking moving things, these unheard-of things immediately reminded everyone of when the anchor showed the papermaking video, those iron machines that would work by themselves as soon as the person moved. Guy.

[James Watt (the film doesn’t talk about steam engines yet, so don’t cue)...]

Manchus and Han people disagree with the approach of being close to God and focusing on money and pursuing profits.

Zhu Yuanzhang did not hate trade. He levied "one out of thirty" commercial taxes on merchants, and also had guidelines to protect merchants from foreign trade. It stipulated that if a merchant died, the local government would have to spend a month to find his family to prevent others from doing so. Misappropriation of property.

Businessmen do business, but not everyone can do business. How can the country run if everyone is doing business?

Even in the Song Dynasty, which encouraged commerce and did not necessarily feel ashamed to talk about money, people did not think that it was a good thing that everyone in the country was just for money.

There is also this maritime trade, remember it is the triangular trade mentioned before, why don’t we talk more about it?

[The Anglo-French War...

On the simulation screen, soldiers wearing special military uniforms raised their guns and pulled the triggers. The bullets were fired, and the cannonballs loaded on the side exploded with smoke. ]

Ying Zheng was stunned: "Is this what wars will look like in future generations?"

What are these long poles that shoot out when you break them, and that big black guy being pushed to the ground?

The sense of urgency stimulated by future generations hit his heart again. Ying Zheng looked at Li Si and said, "Go and spread the news that Mr. Mo is coming to Xianyang!"

Liu Che, who was greedy, also quickly ordered: "Go to the Shaofu and issue a recruitment order. If you can make the above things, I will reward you heavily!"

There is no way, the people who do most in the court now are still Huang Lao and the Legalists. There are Confucian scholars, but not many, let alone other weak schools.

His heart was burning, and with such a sharp weapon, the Huns would not be able to escape even if they had horses.

The Song Dynasty, which was also deeply troubled by the border, made the same decision as him.

As for the border issue, the Tang Dynasty basically ordered it to be studied by the following people. At the same time, when it was ready to be completed, it quickly issued an order so that the lucky person could ask directly to the anchor next time.

As for Ming and Qing, who were using firearms, they were all frightened.

There are no swords or guns in the sky for foreigners to fight. They all use this. They cannot relax their vigilance. At the same time, they must prevent things like firearms from flowing into the people.

The emperor and princes were all very nervous now. Anyone with some knowledge could see how important and lethal these firearms on the sky were. Their firearms camp would only be taken more seriously.

Dai Zi, who is far away in Tieling, is 63 years old. He looks at the sky and thinks of his ups and downs in his life, his face calm.

Only Yinreng, who has completely ignored everything and is still learning medical skills by himself: has nothing to do with me, so don’t bother me.