battle of hangu pass

Hangu Pass was a famous pass in ancient China, located southeast of Luoyang City in Henan Province today. It was said that there was a mysterious place on the top of Hangu Pass that led to the starry sky through a special passage. This legend was very common in online novels, but whether it really existed or not had not been confirmed by science. It was important to note that this legend was not a true historical record. In ancient China, there was no scientific research or exploration activities, so it was impossible to find a passage to the starry sky. In addition, this legend might just be a fantasy of the ancient people and not something that really existed.

Qin Ting Pass was recommended. It described an extremely absurd world under the underground palace. Lao Tzu rode a green bull to the west and left the Han Valley. The plot of going on a tour for the saints was also involved. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

There were novels similar to Myth: Laozi's Journey to the West, Starting from Hangu Pass: 1. I Became a Gluttonous Snake in the Wilderness. Author: Xingmeng Qingchuan The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1." I Became a Gluttonous Snake in the Wilderness ": Transmigrate to the Mythological World and become a Gluttonous Snake. As long as it existed, he could eat it. In the Ancient Desolate Land, the human race struggled to survive. I want to turn into a Sky-Devouring Dragon Snake so that the gods and Buddhas won't dare to speak nonsense.

"The Battle of Sanchuankou, also known as the Battle of Yanzhou, took place in the first year of Kangding (1040). It was a major battle between the Northern Song Dynasty and the Western Xia. In the first year of Yanzuo (1038), after Yuan Hao proclaimed himself emperor and founded the country, Emperor Renzong of Song issued an edict to cut off Yuan Hao's official rank and decided to use troops against Xia. In 1040, the Western Xia assembled a large number of troops to attack Jinming Stronghold. Yuan Hao pretended to attack Jinming Stronghold and sent a letter to Fan Yong, the governor of Yanzhou of the Song Dynasty, expressing his willingness to negotiate. Fan Yong believed it and relaxed the defense of Yanzhou. Jinming Stronghold was quickly breached, and Li Shibin and his son were captured. The Western Xia army then surrounded Yanzhou. Song generals Liu Ping and Shi Yuansun led troops from Gyeongju to rescue, joined Huang Dehe, Wan Qizheng, Guo Zun and other departments, and more than 10,000 infantry and cavalry entered Sanchuankou (now northwest of Yan 'an, Shaanxi Province) and were surrounded by the Western Xia army. At that time, there were 150,000 Xixia troops and only 10,000 Song troops. Moreover, the Xixia army was waiting for fatigue. The Song army was exhausted after a long journey, but the Song soldiers still fought bravely and severely injured the enemy. However, the price they paid was also very high. Commander Liu Ping was injured. In the battle, Huang Dehe, the supervisor of the Yan Road, who was at the back of the Song army, led his men to escape, causing a chain reaction. The Song army retreated, and Liu Ping, Guo Zun, and the others tried their best to stop them, leaving only a thousand people behind. Liu Ping led these 1,000 men to fight and retreat. After fighting with the Xixia army for three days, they were surrounded by a small hill and completely annihilated. After Liu Ping was captured, he was escorted to Xingzhou and died. Guo Zun died in battle. Coinciding with heavy snow, the Xixia army withdrew from Yanzhou. Xixia won a great victory in this battle, laying a military foundation for its survival and development. After this battle, Song Renzong deeply felt that Xixia's military strength was strong, so he ordered Xia Song to be the pacification envoy of Shaanxi Jinglue, Han Qi and Fan Zhongyan to be deputy envoys, jointly responsible for the affairs of Xixia. Han Qi presided over Jingyuan Road, and Fan Zhongyan was responsible for Yan Road. The novel "Battle of Yin and Yang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "

The purple qi in Purple Qi from the East was not the dense qi of Taoism. This idiom originated from Bai Juyi's Song of Everlasting Sorrow in the Tang Dynasty, which described the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Yuhuan. In the novel, purple qi was a mysterious aura that represented good luck and good luck. Later, this phrase gradually evolved into the idiom Purple Qi Comes From The East to describe the arrival of some mysterious force or event. In Taoism, the dense qi referred to the state where the qi of yin and yang interacted and fused. It was also called the dense qi. It was a kind of energy that was full of vitality and vitality. Daoists believed that this energy was the root of all things in the world and could trigger all kinds of wonderful things and phenomena. Therefore, the purple qi had no direct connection with the dense qi of the Taoist sect.

The Battle of Mang Yang Pass was a fierce battle with both sides employing various strategies. It had a significant impact on the political and military landscape of the time.

The Battle of Jialing Pass was one of the plots in the Douluo Continent series of novels. It described how Tang San and the others fought fiercely against the Spirit Masters at Jialing Pass and finally won.

I recommend Marvel's Hogwarts Wizards. It was written by Kakegawa Maekawa, and there were countless kinds in the heavens. The protagonist Jerry was reborn in Marvel and had a panel that allowed him to enter the magic world. He was in the main world of Marvel (including the multiverse, etc.). He could go to small worlds such as Harry Potter to learn magic, such as the Magic Card Girl Sakura, the Fairy's Tail, the PC Universe, the Dragon Ball Universe, etc. Jerry was 11 years old and was proficient in magic. Hermione was the female lead, and there was also Elsa. The Little Red Heart mechanism was very interesting. The protagonist relied on the Little Red Heart to do good deeds to improve his abilities. It was not a brainless story. The protagonist had a good personality. He didn't join the Avengers or work for S.H.I.E.L.D. Although there were some minor problems with the addition of the small worlds in the later stages, the overall writing and plot were not bad. The level of food was worth watching. The Indescribable Taoist Reverend was not bad either. Ji Changle's Xianxia novel, a story of cultivation under Cthulhu's worldview. The main character, Zhang Qinghe, was in a world where both immortals and gods were evil gods. He was the only true cultivator. It was a creative combination of Cthulhu, Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The setting was not broken, and it had a style that restrained the system. There was no female lead at the moment, and it was even more fun to peel onions. The writing style was online, and the recommendation index was four stars. There were also novels such as "One Man: The Youngest Uncle on Mount Longhu","The Fake God in the Primitive Tribe", and "Advisor Qianqiu". They all had their own characteristics and could be chosen according to their preferences. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>