Talk about the three pillars in the history of China.

There are similarities and differences between these three periods in China's history. Today, Bian Xiao will talk about their respective histories and their similarities and differences.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, the three pillars were divided.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, the protagonists of the Three Kingdoms were Wei, Shu and Wu. Before Battle of Red Cliffs, Cao Wei in the north was the strongest, followed by Sun Quan in Soochow, and Liu Bei in Shu was the weakest. After Battle of Red Cliffs, with the help of Zhuge Liang, he developed rapidly and once surpassed Wu. However, no matter how wise Zhuge Liang was, he failed to change the situation of tripartite confrontation. Finally, Shu Han was first conquered by Cao Wei, followed by Soochow, and the three countries finally returned to Jin.

The two most important figures in this history are Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi. Zhuge Liang made a strategy for Liu Bei before he came out of the mountain. Since then, according to this strategy, Liu Bei and Wu defeated Cao Cao in Chibi. Since then, the situation of "three points in the world" has been formally formed. Zhuge Liang contributed to the tripartite confrontation, which can be said to be very wise. However, Sima Yi and his son finally destroyed Wu and Shu and achieved reunification, and their contributions were unparalleled in the history of the Three Kingdoms.

The Three Kingdoms of Song, Jin and Meng were the protagonists of the tripartite confrontation at the end of Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty began in 960, when the great ancestor Zhao Kuangyin wore the yellow robe, and then it changed from the Northern Song Dynasty to the Southern Song Dynasty. Jin rose rapidly and perished in the Northern Song Dynasty, and then kept pace with the Southern Song Dynasty. Just when Song and Jin confronted each other, Mongolia, further north, began to rise rapidly and began to nibble at gold. In the end, under the joint attack of Song and Meng, Jin was the first to perish. After Kim's death, Song followed suit, and Mongolia occupied the whole world.

The gold family of Genghis Khan and Meng Gong, a famous soldier in the Southern Song Dynasty, are undoubtedly the most outstanding generals in this period of history. The Jin family invaded the west, destroyed Jin and Song, conquered Europe, and finally established the Mongolian empire across Eurasia. Meng Gong, a famous soldier in the Southern Song Dynasty, is another famous soldier after Yue Fei in the history of the Southern Song Dynasty. He joined the Mongolian army, destroyed the state of Jin, washed away the shame of Jingkang, and hated his courtiers. After Kim's death, he actively led the army to resist the Mongolian fighters from the south. Because of the existence of Meng Gong, the demise of Mongolia in Song Dynasty was delayed for several decades. It can be said that the influence on Song, Jin and Meng was enormous.

Three pillars in the late Ming dynasty

Ming Dynasty, Dashun Army and Qing Dynasty (later Jin Dynasty) were the protagonists of the three pillars in the late Ming Dynasty. Although it is a history of three pillars, it is actually more like the drama of mantis catching cicada and yellowbird. The Ming Dynasty, whose luck had run out, died in the Dashun peasant army in Li Zicheng, and the Qing Dynasty was a yellowbird. After the demise of the Ming Dynasty, Li Zicheng's Dashun Army was annexed and finally took over the world.

If we want to say that the two most important people in this period of history are undoubtedly the leaders of Dashun Army, Li Zicheng and Wu Sangui. At the beginning, many Ming generals turned a blind eye to the peasant army. As a result, the peasant army got bigger and bigger and eventually killed Daming. Among them, Li Zicheng is undoubtedly the most important person. Let's talk about Wu Sangui. Wu Sangui, who holds the elite Ning Guan fighters of Daming, was originally an official of Amin, but he was angry with a concubine, Chen Yuanyuan, and voluntarily gave up Shanhaiguan to unite with the Qing Dynasty to destroy Li Zicheng. When Li Zicheng died, he wanted to clean up the city and became a fish on the chopping block. Imagine that if Wu Sangui sticks to the strategic position of Shanhaiguan, then history will be rewritten.

Although these three periods of history are in different periods, there are similarities. The only similarity is that the northern regime defeated the southern regime and finally unified the world.

So, what are the differences between these three historical periods?

Different ways of alliance

At the end of the Han Dynasty, the weak Wu and Shu United against the powerful Cao Wei. At the end of the Song Dynasty, the strongest Mongolia and the weakest Song Alliance destroyed the gold. Of course, after Kim's death, Song's death is inevitable. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there was no history of alliance, and they all fought independently, but the Ming Dynasty faced two enemies at the same time.

The political power that unifies the world is different.

Wei was the strongest of the three pillars in the late Han Dynasty, and finally unified the world with its strong national strength. At the end of the Song Dynasty, Mongolia, the second powerful country, destroyed the Song and Jin Dynasties. At the end of Ming Dynasty, the national strength of Qing Dynasty was the weakest. No matter its total population or the number of troops, it was far less than the Ming Dynasty and Dashun Army, but it eventually occupied the whole world.

The nature of "death" is different

At the end of the Han Dynasty, Wei, Shu and Wu were three different regimes. Therefore, Wu Shu is a dead regime; At the end of the song dynasty, the three pillars were divided, and both song and Jin died; At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the three pillars were divided, and Mingshun died.