Other language: Vietnamese
Striving in the Red Mansion.
Chapter 712: In the First Month. [719]
Summary
The decline of dynasties is analyzed through various lenses—political, economic, military, and cultural—highlighting the importance of scientific historiography. Studying history serves to learn from past mistakes, not merely to debate differing opinions. The fall of the Ming Dynasty is attributed to multiple factors, including factional strife and ineffective leadership. Jia Huan teaches Ning Xi about kingship, emphasizing the importance of winning people over. Jia Huan also discusses plans to select students for military roles, hinting at his dissatisfaction with the Emperor and the need for strategic positioning. The narrative reflects on the complexities of power dynamics and the significance of historical lessons.Full content
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