Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Jia Chang Chao's declaration solidified the civil officials' faction and made the establishment of the Six Arts Academy in the capital inevitable. Fan Zhongyan and Yan Shu, undeterred by the ensuing controversy, aimed to secure a bright future for the Song Dynasty's youth. Fan expressed gratitude to the emperor and emphasized the academy's focus on practicality and self-sufficiency, requesting only land and tax concessions. Meanwhile, rivals like Yan Guo and Fu Bi plotted to counter the academy's influence, fearing Fan's potential rise to prominence. Han Qi proposed two formidable opponents, Cheng Jia Xiong Di and Wang An Shi, as possible challengers to the academy's leadership in the literary world. .

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