The short videos I watched from all dynasties

The song is pretty good, mainly because the lyrics are well written. You can tell that a lot of effort was put into it.

Li Ranran played it twice, once to read the subtitles and once to watch the video content.

After watching enough, I clicked on the next video

[Do you all know where the places of exile were in ancient dynasties? ]

(AI voice plays automatically)

[Exile was the second most severe punishment after the death penalty in ancient times. Not only was the journey to the place of exile difficult, but also the people had to do forced labor and reclaim wasteland after arriving at the place of exile, making it difficult for them to regain their freedom throughout their lives. Today, let's take a look at the places of exile in ancient dynasties. Is your home one of them?

1: Sichuan region, now Sichuan Province. In the Qin and Han dynasties, this place was a perfect place for exile due to its steep mountains and inconvenient transportation. Now, Chengdu, Sichuan is a land of abundance, a place suitable for leisure and living.

Second: Northwestern frontier region, namely the Hexi Corridor and the Hetao Plain. During the Han Dynasty, criminals were often exiled here.

3: Fangling area, now Fang County, Shiyan City, Hubei Province. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Fangling was located in the hinterland, surrounded by mountains, and had inconvenient transportation. It was the place of exile for dignitaries and royal nobles in ancient times. Now Fang County, Shiyan City, Hubei Province has beautiful natural scenery and is a must-visit place for tourism.

Three: Lingnan region, the area of ​​Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan today. During the Sui, Tang and Song dynasties, this area was bounded by the Five Ridges (Yuecheng Ridge, Dupang Ridge, Mengzhu Ridge, Qitian Ridge and Dayu Ridge). The climate was hot, humid and rainy, with many snakes, insects, rats and ants, frequent miasma and malaria, and many prisoners could not even reach their destination and died on the way.

Most of the prisoners were exiled to Xunzhou (now Huizhou, Guangdong), Qinzhou (now Qinzhou, Guangxi) and Lianzhou (Hepu County, Guangxi). This place once became a popular place of exile during the Sui, Tang and Song dynasties. During the Yuan Dynasty, Jurchens and Koreans were usually exiled here. Today, Guangdong is a prosperous city, and Hainan is a popular tourist destination.

Four: Cangzhou, now Cangzhou, Hebei. In the Northern Song Dynasty, the natural conditions here were relatively bad and it was close to the Liao Kingdom, so many prisoners were sent here to guard the border.

Five: Ningguta, now Hailin City, Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang Province. In the Qing Dynasty, prisoners were usually sent to Ningguta to be slaves to armored men and were never allowed to enter the pass. Now Mudanjiang is known as "the beautiful Jiangnan in the vast forest, the land of fish and rice between white clouds and black waters".

6: Yili, Xinjiang, where transportation is inconvenient and the journey is long, many prisoners died on the way.

7: Yunnan. During the Ming Dynasty, people from the south were sent to the north and people from the north were sent to the south. People from the north were usually sent to Yunnan.

8. Liaodong, now Liaoning Province. The climate here is extremely cold. During the Ming Dynasty, people from the south were forced to move north and people from the north to move south. Most people from the south were sent here.

＜I remembered a netizen I met on a certain audio platform before. He felt that the Qing Dynasty palace dramas always talked about exile to Ningguta, which was really miserable. Later he found out that his family was actually in Ningguta [dog head]＞

＜As expected of a patchwork video, there are many things I haven’t said. ［Speechless］In the Yuan Dynasty, some people were exiled to vassal states or frontier vassal areas.＞

＜Hahahaha, only the Northern Song Dynasty went to Cangzhou…＞

＜I remember when my roommate asked me where in Hebei I was from when I was studying, and I said Cangzhou. He was very confused and said that he always thought that Cangzhou in Water Margin was very far away, but he didn’t expect it to be in Hebei [helpless]. ＞

＜The Northern Song Dynasty could also exile people to Shamen Island, which is Changdao County in Penglai, Shandong today＞

＜Su Shi: No big deal［OK］＞

＜Su Shi really went to many places. How disliked he was by the emperor…＞

＜These places are now all tourist destinations＞

<Ordinary people in the Qing Dynasty were exiled to various provinces, and only officials of the imperial court could go to the northeast and northwest>

＜Song Huizong and Song Qinzong said: People travel in Harbin, life is good, and there are a lot of descendants. [Funny]＞

＜Actually, Ningguta is not bad. It is the most livable place in Heilongjiang……＞

＜A serious person from the Central Plains passed by and ate melons＞

＜Beijing is also considered as Youzhou was the remote place in ancient times.＞

＜Now that climate change and various advanced equipment are available…＞

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The various circles in Tianmu are not interested in the exile land, but are very interested in the various clear maps that appear in the video.

The Huns living in Han Dynasty: After fighting for so many years, we finally became one family.

Su Shi in the second year of Xining: Why did Tianmu mention me deliberately? Will the emperor dislike me in the future? No, I feel that the current emperor likes me quite a lot.

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The 28th year of Qin Shi Huang

Ying Zheng frowned and looked at the comparison of the maps of Qin and China on the sky, feeling dissatisfied.

He came to the map of the Great Qin territory and said seriously: "The Great Qin should not stop here."

He thought of the fall of Qin II and looked coldly at the Qiang and Xiongnu in the east and north: it was the Hu people who destroyed Qin.

Fusu knew what the First Emperor meant, but still retorted: "Father, I think that now that the world has just been settled, we should focus on recuperation and not resort to war." He wanted to persuade him not to attack everywhere anymore.

This year, Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng sent more than 500,000 troops led by Zhao Tuo and Tu Sui to conquer the Baiyue in the south.

Ying Zheng looked at Fusu with complicated eyes.

"I know it myself."

"Fusu, you should think more about how our Great Qin will develop in the future."

Fusu was stunned and replied "Yes."

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Tang Dynasty, the first year of Qianfeng

"Good! Tubo has been conquered." Li Zhi carefully distinguished the current and future territorial changes.

At this time, the Tang Dynasty had not yet conquered the Goguryeo region, so Li Zhi was puzzled, "Why did China seem so powerful but had not yet completely destroyed Goguryeo?"

The northeastern part is there, but how did the peninsula split the two countries?

Moreover, how come the Western Turks on the map of the Tang Dynasty became the Uighurs? The territory of the Tang Dynasty on the sky was much smaller than what he had at the moment.

Isn't it Ju Tang?

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Song Dynasty, Qiande Year 5

Zhao Kuangyin listened to Tianmu's mockery of the small territory of the Song Dynasty. He didn't think much of it at first. He just thought that the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun were missing. But now Zhao Kuangyin was looking at the comparison of the maps of the Northern Song Dynasty and China.

The defense was broken, and the Southern Song Dynasty was in a state of panic, as it was such a small piece.

"Is China so big?" Zhao Guangmei was stunned. No wonder he looked down on Song.

Zhao Dezhao agreed, "Yes, not only the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun, but also the Western Regions and the North were incorporated."

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Liao Dynasty

Knowing that the people behind him were all Chinese, Yelu Longxu was quite happy, and he became more powerful in later generations.

"Well... the South has been incorporated."

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Yuan Dynasty - 21st year of Zhiyuan

Not only Li Zhi, but also Kublai Khan was dissatisfied with the map.

"Why are there two Mongolias in the north of the Chinese map?"

Prince Zhenjin read out: "Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and Mongolia?"

"Could it be that one is within China and the other is an independent country?"

But Kublai Khan despised it, thinking that China was so powerful, but ended up losing even Mongolia...

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The 37th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty

Emperor Kangxi Xuanye compared the current territory of the Qing Dynasty and found that the northwest was all in it, and Xinjiang was also taken over.

Wait, what's going on in China?

How did Mongolia break apart?

There seems to be a lack of it in our hometown in Manchuria...