King of a fallen state

Author: Hu Taihua et al.
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Publishing Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Standing at the height of the new century, this book is based on extensive historical materials, employing the materialist conception of history to describe the actions of twenty-nine dynasty-ending monarchs of Chinese history from various aspects such as politics, economy, military, surrounding relations, and the personal traits of the rulers. Written in a prose style, it provides a comprehensive portrayal of their deeds, vividly recreating the causes and processes of their dynasties' collapse, thereby drawing thought-provoking historical lessons. If readers can take the time to read this book, it may serve as a catalyst for personal cultivation, interpersonal relationships, career success, family harmony, as well as governance and statecraft in their social practices.