#feng qi luoyang

[zhansww]

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#oh this is beyond adorable #wang yibo #lan wangji #the untamed #xie yun #you fei #baili hongyi #feng qi luoyang #fanart #冬杪 #sourced

[thedramaden]

Luoyang

#feng qi luoyang #luoyang ep1 #风起洛阳 #wind from luoyang #wind rises from luoyang #victoria song #song qian #wu siyue

[capitanelectra]

I didn't think Yao Nian would become important character. I loved her in that scene and in that outfit. Blue and orange really go well together 💙🧡

So many beautiful shots in Luoyang. 😍

#luoyang #chinese drama #cdrama #period drama #promarkers #feng qi luoyang #zhang li #yao niang

[palehorsemen]

#luoyang #feng qi luo yang #windfromluoyang #gaobingzhu #baili hongyi #wu siyue #cdramaart #cdrama #fanart #cnovel #illustrations #liu ran #huang xuan #wang yibo

[bookofjin]

Annals of Emperor Wen of Zhou, 538 (ZS02)

[Heqiao proves a bridge too far.]

[Datong 4, 15 February 538 – 3 February 539]

4th Year, Spring, 3rd Month [15 April – 13 May], Taizu led the various generals to enter court. After the rites concluded, he went back to Hua province.

7th Month [11 August – 9 September], Eastern Wei dispatched their generals Hou Jing, Shedi Gan, Gao Aocao, Han Gui, Kezhuhun Yuan, Moduolou Daiwen and others to besiege Dugu Xin at Luoyang. Shenwu of Qi cut off his rear. Before this, the Wei Emperor wanted to favour Lyoyang to do obeisance at the parks and mounds. When it happened that Xin was besieged, he decreed Taizu to lead the army and rescue Xin. The Wei Emperor likewise went east.

8th Month, gengyin [12 September], Taizu arrived at Gucheng. Moduolou Daiwen and Kezhuhun Yuan came to confront him. He approached the battle line and beheaded Daiwen. Yuan managed to escape on a single horse. He thoroughly took captive their multitudes and sent them off to Hongnong. Thereupon he advanced the army to east of the Chan [river]. That evening the Wei Emperor favoured Taizu's camp, and so Jing and others at night abandoned the siege and left.

Reaching dawn, Taizu led light cavalry to pursue them, and arrived at the banks of the He. Jing and others to the north occupied Heqiao [“He Bridge” and to the south they linked up with Mang Mountain as their battle line, and joined battle with the various armies. Taizu's horse was hit by a flying arrow. It was startled and broke loose, and thereupon he lost it [the horse that is]. Following that, within the army was disturbance and chaos. Chief Controller Li Mu went down from his horse to offer it to Taizu, and the army was again roused. Hence there was a great victory. They beheaded Gao Aocao and his Ceremony Similar Li Meng, Inspector of Xiyan province, Song Xian, and others and took captive 15 000 of his armoured soldiers. Those who went into the He and died was in the ten thousands.

That day the deployed battle lines had been long, with head and tail far apart, and had joined in battle tens of times. Mist and fog blocked on four sides and they were not able to recognize each other. Dugu Xin and Li Yuan were on the right and Zhao Gui and Yi Feng were on the left. In the battles they had all been unsuccessful, also they knew not yet where the Wei Emperor and Taizu were located. They all abandoned their soldiers ahead and turned back home. Opening Office Li Hu, Nian Xian, and others were the rear army. When they came across Xin and the others' retreat, they promptly altogether went back with them. Because of this, he turn around the host. Luoyang likewise lost its defenders.

The Great Army arrived at Hongnong. The defending generals had all abandoned their cities and fled west. Those captive and surrendered soldiers who were in Hongnong had following that been closing the gates against them to resist and defend. They advanced to attack and root them out, and executed their main leaders, several hundred people.

During the Great Army's eastern offensive, the troops who had been kept behind to defend Guanzhong were few, and from front to rear there were captive Eastern Wei soldiers, all had been scattered among the people, who therefore plotted to make chaos. When Li Hu and others arrived at Chang'an, nothing of their plan had been carried out. He therefore, together with the excellencies and dignitaries, assisted Wei's Heir-Apparent to set out and stay north of the Wei. Guanzhong greatly shook in fear and the hundred families were plundering and pillaging each other.

Hence an army man imprisoned at Shayuan, Zhao Qingque, a commoner from Yong province, Yu Fude, and others consequently rebelled. Qingque occupied Chang'an's lesser city and Fude guarded Xianyang. They, together with Grand Warden Murong Siqing, each gathered surrendered soldiers with which to resist the returning host. In Chang'an's greater city the people all led each other to resist Qingque. Each day there were continuous battles.

The Wei Emperor halted and stayed behind at Wenxiang, and dispatched Taizu to chastise them. The old fathers in Chang'an saw that Taizu arrived, and with both grief and joy said:

Did not think that today [we] would again get to see His Excellency!

Gentlemen and women, everyone congratulated each other.

The Inspector of Hua province, Dao, led an army to assail Xianyang, behead Siqing and seize Fude. He went south across the Wei to meet up with Taizu to attack Qingque, they routed him. The Grand Tutor, Liang Jingrui, had previously stayed behind at Chang'an due to illness, and then he had communicated and planned with Qingque. Reaching this point he also submitted to execution. Guanzhong hence was then settled. The Wei Emperor returned to Chang'an and Taizu again stationed in Hua province.

Winter, 11th Month [7 December – 5 January], Eastern Wei's general Hou Jing attacked and captured Guang province.

12th Month [6 January – 3 February], Shiyun Bao assailed Luoyang. Eastern Wei's general Wang Yuangui abandoned the city and fled. Chief Controller Zhao Gang assailed Guang province and took it. From Xiang and Guang and westward the cities and garrisons again belonged inside.

#zs02

[craftercat]

Could you talk about Emperor Xiaowen’s sinicization policy? This seems to be the key topic whenever I see people and books discuss Northern Wei

The sinicization policy... did not actually start with Emperor Xiaowen. He definitely expanded upon it and supported it, but when it started he was a child under the regency of Empress Dowager Feng, the wife of Emperor Xiaowen's grandfather Emperor Wencheng, his step-grandmother (his real mother and grandmother were killed according to the Northern Wei rule of the crown prince's mother being killed).

Despite the fact that he was 23 when Empress Dowager Feng died, and therefore clearly an adult who could rule on his own, Empress Dowager Feng didn't give up her authority, but did allow Emperor Xiaowen to share authority with her. I think that she did this because she might be seen as an unruly empress dowager who was destroying the state (the reason why his mother and biological grandmother were killed), and that would lead to dissatisfaction and plots against her (Empress Dowager Hu later on didn't give Emperor Xiaoming any authority; he sent in Erzhu Rong to deal with her).

During Emperor Xiaowen's independent reign, he pushed for greater sinicization than Empress Dowager Feng, wanting to convert the Xianbei warrior-elite into a Xianbei-Han scholar-elite, and rule the land according to Han customs.

To do this, he moved the capital to Luoyang, made the Xianbei wear Han clothes and speak Chinese, and forced them to change their family names to Han versions.

Understandably, the Xianbei warrior-elite did not like the reforms. They were stationed at the Six Garrisons, which were important in the defense of the country, and many Han people living in the garrisons took up Xianbei culture. Many revolts against the system happened. Emperor Xiaowen even executed his own son Yuan Xun for trying to resist the reforms.

The campaign likely sowed the seeds for the fall of Northern Wei by upsetting the Six Garrisons (who later formed the Northern Qi nobility), however it also laid the foundations for the later Sui and Tang dynasties (though Northern Zhou did roll back on many of the sinicization reforms).

[movielosophy]

Luoyang ~I can’t believe someone wants to destroy all this.

#luoyang #feng qi luoyang #cdrama #aesthetics #favorite #day and night #quote

[yibocheeks]

风起洛阳 The Wind Rises From Luoyang

#feng qi luoyang #wind from luoyang #wind rises from luoyang #wang yibo #victoria song #the cinematography looks gorgeous in the trailer #excitement #风起洛阳 #my edits

[yibo-best]

#luoyang spoilers #ep 36 #our brave Erlang #baili hongyi #wind from luoyang #luoyang #feng qi luoyang #wang yibo #yibo #wyb #cdrama

[newhanfu]

The latest mystery Chinese drama series - Luo Yang

The drama is adapted from Ma Bo Yong's novel "Luo Yang", which tells a series of stories about a group of people from different classes who are investigating an unsolved case in Luoyang during the Wu Zhou period.

#drama #chinese drama #cdrama #historical drama #mystery drama #feng qi luoyang #tang #tang dynasty

[zhansww]

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#cute! #the untamed #you fei #feng qi luoyang #lan wangji #xie yun #baili hongyi #fanart #冬杪 #sourced

[thedramaden]

Luoyang

#feng qi luoyang #luoyang ep1 #风起洛阳 #wind from luoyang #wind rises from luoyang #victoria song #song qian #wu siyue

[dormantchrysalis]

Fengqi Luoyang (2021)

THERE WAS ONLY ONE BED! ft. Baili Hongyi x Liu Ran

#fengqi luoyang #feng qi luoyang #wind from luoyang #baili hongyi #liu ran #cdrama #cdramaedit #fqlyedit #luoyang spoilers #wang yibo #song yi #i cackled #baili hongyi my clueless asexual tea askldjsdkjfk #bless him #liu ran my love you need to lower your expectations a bit :'D #dchrysalisgifs

[palehorsemen]

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[bookofjin]

Biography of Feng Jing (ZS22)

[He was from Hejian and served as an official on the staff of Xiao Baoyin (the exiled Qi prince) and later Heba Yue and Yuwen Tai.]

Feng Jing, courtesy name Changming, as young had the same aspirations and was friends with [Zhou] Huida. Middle of Yanchang [512 – 515], people of Liang robbed and plundered Xu and Yang. Jing spoke to Xiao Baoyin, saying:

Now the Liang bandits rely on infringing, and the imperial court is pondering on a general to stabilize the border. Suppose you my King was able to be first to race ahead and conform with the instructions, not only would it wipe away the shame of your house and state, but this also would sustain a person's long term strategies.

Baoyin deeply considered it so. When Baoyin became Great Chief Controller, he used Jing as Army Advisor of the Board of Merit. Later when he became Archer-Servant of the Right, he pulled in Jing to enter the department and act as Chief Head Clerk to the Masters of Writing.

Middle of Zhengguang [520 – 525], when Baoyin became Great Acting Tribunal of Guanxi, he again made use of Jing as General of Hills and Rivers, acting as Chief Head Clerk to the Acting Tribunal. He accompanied Baoyin on his campaigns and chastisements. When Baoyin was about to raise troops in rebellion, Jing firmly admonished and did not follow.

After Baoyin was defeated, Jing turned back to Luo. The imperial court had previously heard Jing had talked admonishingly, and for that reason pardoned him. He was appointed Chief Commandant of Serving Chariots. When the King of Ruyang, Yuan Shuzhao, became Great Acting Tribunal of Longyou, he nominated Jing to be Gentleman-at-Centre to the Acting Tribunal.

When Heba Yue became Great Chief Controller, he again used Jing as Central Gentleman Engaged in Affairs. When Taizu pacified Houmochen Yue¤, he appointed Jing Grand Warden of Luoyang, and soon after Combined Left Assistant to the Acting Tribunal, and kept him behind to defend Yuan province. When Xiaowu of Wei moved west, he was ennobled Earl of Gaoyang county, with an estate of 300 households. He moved to Cavalier in Regular Attendance and Master of Writing to the Acting Tribunal, and additionally Inspector of Ying瀛 province. Beginning of Datong [535 – 551], he Acted on the Affairs of Jing涇 province. Later he passed on due to illness.

#zs22

[starsxinxthexbluexsky]

▪• Wang Yibo smiling so bright in Feng Qi Louyang press conference▪•

#feng qi luoyang #smiling bright #wang yibo #so beautiful #those mochi yeekies #<3