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Fandom ask 9 13 and 1 ✨
1. which character do you relate to the most from your fandom?
Too many
First and foremost, as an eldest sibling, I almost always automatically relate to the eldest sibling.
The biggest comparison I see for myself though is Jiang Yanli.
Oldest sibling, only girl child, my middle brother has...kind of gotten as far away from the family as possible (granted, it was for a job, but there have been a few other rifts with him), and my youngest brother actually reminds me a hell of a lot of Jiang Cheng.
On some level, I also related to Wei Wuxian, Nie Huaisang, Meng Yao/Jin Guangyao (mostly when dealing with my dad's side of the family), and Xue Yang.
Fun fact: The two characters others often associate me with are Wei Wuxian and Xue Yang.
9. what is your favorite fanfic for the fandom?
Um...
I don't know that I have one.
There hasn't been one that's really stood out to me.
13. if you could be in the universe of the characters what would you do first?
Nie Huaisang
Um. Kinda depends on where in the timeline I'm going in.
If I'm there early enough, help Xue Yang.
If I'm not there in time for that, kill Guangslut. (I think I'm an attractive enough female that I can seduce him to get close enough to him to make him choke on his own blood.)
Thanks for the ask!
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Tuva
Name: Aydyn Kuular
Tuva/the territory of what is now Tuva has been ruled by other major empires throughout his lifetime, ever since the Xiongnu era. (209BC - 93AD) After the Xiongnu, it was the Xianbei, the Rouran Khaganate, the Gokturks, the Tang Dynasty, the Uyghur Empire, the Mongol Empire, the Yuan dynasty, the Northern Yuan, the Khogtoid Khanate and Zunghar Khanate, then the Qing. However during the Qing, Tuva was administered by Mongolia.
Some facts
"Dubo" first appears in Chinese records.
Tuvans then were known as "Dubo" (later pronounced as Tuva but also in other forms they were called Toba/Tuba/Tyva/Dyva/Tofalar). They lived in isolated groups in grass tents, ate lily roots, fish, birds, and animals, and wore clothing made of sable and deerskin. Some of the wealthier individuals had horses, but herding was not common. When someone passed away, they would perform a "sky burial" by placing the deceased in trees.
Ruled by Turkic Empires, the Tang, the Uighur Empire, the Mongols
Reappearance of "Tuba" in the Secret History of the Mongols (The Mongols called Tuvans forest people/put them in the forest people category): 13th and 14th centuries
Conquered by the Khotoghoi Kalkha in the 16th and 17th centuries
Passed into the hands of the Zunghars (Mongolic people but not Chinggisid/Khalkha Mongols) in the 1660s (so Mongolia and Tuva would mald about the Zhungars/Oirats together)
Fall of the Zunghars to the Manchu Qing Dynasty in 1755
Tannu Uriyangkhai organised as an aimag (province) in the 18th century under Mongolian rule
Tuva's adoption of Buddhism in the 18th century
Tuva had 5,000 lamas in 30 monasteries and 1,000 shamans in the 1920s
I think that the Tuva we see today was born during the Tang Dynasty era, and the previous personification of "Tuva" or Tuva's ancestor fell during this time. This is because emperor Taizong of Tang sent troops to get rid of the ethnic minorities of Xue Yanto. Now, Xue Yanto used to be an ancient Khaganate in Northeast Asia who used to be the allies of the Gokturks. The Xue Yantuo was a member of the Tile tribe which belonged to the Turks until 583 when it broke into Western and Eastern branches. However they then allied with the Tang against the Eastern Turks. It was vast and it included (what is now) Tuva in it.
The Xue Yantuo and Tang were friendly for a bit, however it changed in 639 with emperor Taizong's actions, and this is when their relationship began to worsen. Ashina Duobi of the Eastern Turkic Khaganate was captured, and Emperor Taizong placed the surrendered Eastern Turks within the borders of the Tang without appointing a new Khan to manage them. However after Ashina's nephew conspired to rebel against the emperor, he then changed his mind and gave the title of Ashina Simo (Eastern Turkic aristoricrat) to the Tang Dynasty, appointing him as the new Eastern Turkic emperor.
Ashina Simo settled in Dinxiang (now Hohhot, Inner Mongolia) in 641. Yinan, who was the Khan of the Xue Yantuo, saw this as an opportunity to launch an attack on the Eastern Turks before the Tang could assist them. Ashina then asked for urgent assistance from the Tang, and they provided. Afterwards, funnily enough, Yinan sent an envoy to tell emperor Taizong that he was willing to live peacefully with the Eastern Turks (lol trying to save face much?). Emperor Taizong sent an envoy back to criticise Yinan but didn't take any further action against the Xue Yantuo.
Sensing that the relationship between Xue Yantuo and the Tang was turning sour, Yinan tried to amend relationships through tribute and intermarriage, however even then there was issues (Emperor Taizong making excuse after excuse to cancel or postpone Yinans marriage to Princess Xinxing, his daughter). Since then, relationship could not be repaired.
After Yinan died, the Xueyantuo descended into chaos. Two of his sons ruled the Xue Yantuo, Bazhuo ruled the West, and Ye Mang, the East. Bazhuo killed Yemang, and ascended fully to the throne, deciding to attack the Tang. He suspected that the Tang border would be unguarded at the Tang were invading Goguryeo, however Emperor Taizong predicted that this would happen. In 646, Emperor Taizong stationed more troops against Bazhuo's attacks. Bazhuo was defeated in the same year.
Bazhuo was a pretty bad leader, and instead of appointing his father's ministers to assist him, he replaced them with his own cronies, causing disarrest among the nobles and eventually causing a rebellion against him. Huihe, he was a vassal of the Xue Yantuo, was a main rebel against Bazhuo.
Seeing all of this chaos take place, emperor Taizong launched an attack on the Xue Yantuo, and the people of the Xue Yantuo panicked, including Bazhuo, who then fled to the Ashide tribe. Huihe, upon hearing this, killed Bazhuo and the remaining royal family members of the Xue Yantuo. After Huihe took most of Xue Yantuo's territory, most of the people of the Xue Yantuo surrendered to the Tang. However some still did try to hold on, and saw Yinan's nephew Tumozhi as the new Khan of the Xueyantuo. However of course, the Tang did not recognise this, and emperor Taizong sent troops to attack the Xue Yantuo, and Tumozhi surrendered. The Xueyantuo then collapsed. Now, the Tuvans paid tribute to the Tang, and they established a monarch-subject relationship. I don't think Tuva was born as soon as the Xueyantuo collapsed but he was young when he experienced the downfall. He's a similar age to Mongolia.
So, that was my long drawn out explanation of when I think the we see now Tuva was "born".
TL;DR, during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty (Emperor Taizong period) when the Xue Yantuo confederation was destroyed and when the the territory of Tuva/Tuva paid tribute to the Tang, was an approximate date of when Tuva was "born." I think he most likely emerged a century or so before this as of course he wasn't born as soon as the Xue Yantuo collapsed or something, but he was young when he witnessed it's downfall.
Random fact, but in the Tang Dynasty era book "Tongdian", the Tuvans were described as "skiing hunters", and during the Yuan, the Mongols called them the "forest people"/ put them under the "forest people" category.
Tuva, as I have said before, was conquered pretty easily throughout his lifetime. Skipping to the Mongol Empire era, it was conquered by the Mongols in 1207 by Jochi, Chinggis' eldest son. The Mongols then established suzerainty over them. It was ruled by Khalkha Mongols until the 17th century, when they then were ruled over by the Oirats Mongols and were a part of the Dzungarian state. So, for a long time, Tuva was ruled over by Mongols/Mongolic people. For this reason and because of the many cultural similarities between the two, he feels pretty relaxed around Mongolia. Furthermore, during the Qing, although Tuva was a part of China, it was administered by Outer Mongolia. Tuva used to be a part of Mongolia.
In 1911, Mongolia regained its independence back from the Qing. Some regions of Tuva like Tozhu, Salchak, and Khöwsgöl banners wanted to be part of Mongolia, while only the Tannu banner leader appealed to Russia. In 1914, what is now Tuva became part of Russia due to Russian settlers moving in.
However, in 1914, the Russian empire made Tuva its protectorate and allowed Russians to settle there. However even before then, Russians were already settling down in Tuva in the 19the century. In 1860, the Qing signed a treaty with Russia that Russians were allowed to live in Tuva, as long as it was in boats or tents, however by 1881 they were already living in permanent homes. This was the beginning of the Russian colonisation of Tuva, however 1885 was the year of official colonisation of Tuva when the Governor-General of Irkutsk gave permission to a merchant to farm at present-day Turan. From this, more settlements formed. There were around 2000 merchants and colonists by the first 1910's.
This greatly offended the Tuvans and there would be fights between them and the Russians from time to time.
The Qing weren't oblivious to this and were concerned at first, but eventually, internal problems with the Qing meant they didn't have enough time to focus of Russia creeping in on Tuva.
In the 20th century, Tuva was broke asf, their economy was in shambles and there was an increase of poverty in the region, thanks to Russia. The Qing established a rule that Han traders were not to trade in Tuva, and this rule was actually applied, unlike what happened in outer Mongolia. However, Han traders were then allowed into Tuva to compete against the monopoly the Russians had over there, and eventually, like what happened in outer Mongolia, the Chinese dominated commerce there. Many Tuvans found themselves indebted to Han merchants.
I don't think Tuva is some sort of peeping violet, yes, Tuva was ruled by many empires during his life but he is still a proud person who values freedom, and isn't one to completely just bow down. He is moreso someone who just wants to mind his own business, and if (begrudgingly) paying tribute means he'll be left alone for the most part, he'll take it.
Furthermore during the end of the Qing reign of Tuva, when the Wuchang uprising of October 10th 1911 led to a full scale revolution. Mongolia declared its independence from the Qing in early December, and during the second half of December, the Tuvans plundered many Han owned businesses, calling back before to when I mentioned how Tuvans would fight Russians who settled down in Tuva lol. Tuva definitely isn't one to go down without a fight and is quite fierce-willed despite his quiet exterior and history.
In 1921, pro-Soviet Russians took control during the Russian Civil War, and Tuva became a people's republic. By 1926, it had a population of around 58,117 Tuvans and 12,000 Russian settlers. Initially, Mongolian was the official language, and Tuva wanted union with Mongolia, but Mongolia, under pressure, recognised Tuvan independence in 1926.
Explaining Tuvan independence further, jumping back to when I said the Russians declared Tuva as its protectorate in 1914, the new communist Russian government of 1921 declared that this was invalid, so technically, Tuva was an independent state (under very heavy Russian influence/was essentially a puppet state.)
From 1930-31, Tuva underwent changes, including the introduction of a new Latin script for Tuvan. However, attempts at collectivization failed, and pro-Mongolian Tuvan politicians faced execution.
During World War II, Tuvans were conscripted into the Soviet Red Army, and in 1944, the Soviet Union annexed Tuva as an autonomous region within the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic, .allowing Russians to enter Tuva to work in mines and factories. A Cyrillic script for Tuvan was introduced in 1943, and collectivization continued until 1954.
In 1961, Tuva became an Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic within the RSFSR. The percentage of ethnic Tuvans increased over the years. After the Soviet Union's dissolution, Tuva became a constituent republic of the Russian Federation. In 1989, there were 198,448 ethnic Tuvans, making up 64 percent of the republic's population, and border transit points with Mongolia were opened, though issues like livestock theft and unauthorised pasturing persisted.
Because of Russian colonisation, the identity of the Tuvan people was hurt greatly. Before, they were able to freely live as nomads, hunt, practice shamanism, use their traditional medicines. But after Russian colonisation, forced assimilation, forced settlements, the Tuvan identity was scarred. Despite this, Tuvans resisted full Russification.
Russia kept Tuva closed off from the outside world for nearly 50 years. Even now, Tuva is remote and difficult to access, and is one of Russia's poorest regions. This is why Tuva comes off as closed off/aloof.
Tuva does feel a bit on edge when interacting with other nations who he doesn't feel close to, primarily because of the period of isolation he was put through under the Russians, and he can come off as a bit aloof. He's quite friendly really and he does want to make more friends, he just finds it hard to trust people. For this reason he's lucky he has a cute face to make up for the moody exterior.
He also talks to Yakutia/Sakha about whatever, their conversations are not usually that deep though.
Tuva is trying hard to reclaim his national identity, for example, after the fall of the soviet Union, ethnic Tuvans living in Tuva went up from two-thirds to three-quarters of the population. He's extremely keen on having the lowest amount of contact with Russia possible outside of what's necessary lol.
He probably blasts Huun-Huur Tu and Sainkho Namtchylak.
He and Mongolia, despite their familiarity with one another, do have a bit of a... Rivalry going on about where throat singing originated and who's better haha.
Anyways that's my Tuva. His name is Aydyn Kuular and overall personality wise he is:
Seemingly quiet/aloof
On the inside, quite fierce willed
Very much "I mind my own business, you mind yours."
Is actually quite warm once you get to know him but it's hard for people to get to that point
Avid music lover and is always composing something new!
Tries to reach out to others the best he can
Not a fan of Russia or China
Has his own little projects, doesn't tell a lot of people about them though
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BABY BLUE BLOOD -SERIES-
When harry, a soft shy vampire who’s never had proper loving gets just that, how will he react when a special someone gives it to him without expecting something in return?
-Parts-
1/ enquainted
2/charamay
3/amore
4/xinx
5/idalej
A/n- hi guys!!! The first part will be released around August 5th… but you never know… maybe it will today. I hope you guys like this just as much as I loved creating it <3 happy reading my bleu babies👀
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That Person Who Is Worthy of the Sword
People mock Wei Wuxian as unworthy of the sword because he didn't wear it according to courtesy.
But the Sword Spirit itself, Suibian, actually recognize Wei Wuxian worthy of the sword, recognize only him as the Master, becoming the one in million sealed sword.
This is the irony and also proof of Wei Wuxian's xinxing/temperament that MXTX wanted us to see.
No matter how much the world painted him black, his heart will always be clear, worthy of the world, worthy of himself.
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A new OC that Satoki has made!
Her name is Cuowu, a dragon cyborg. And like us, she's plural ^w^
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Name: Cuòwù
Japanese: 錯誤 Sakugo
Species: dragon cyborg
Ability: analyzing computer code at godlike speeds
Sex: intersex (fully functional male and female reproductive organs)
Gender: genderfluid and genderflux, varies by alter
Pronouns: she/any, varies by alter
Sexuality: sex-repulsed aroace, varies by alter
Gender, Pronouns, & Sexuality by Alter
Cuowu: genderfluid & genderflux, she/any, sex-repulsed aroace
Xinxing: non-binary girl, xe/xer
Tamodvaram: non-binary, they/them, grayace
Baiwan: agender, it/its, panromantic
Birthday: 0323/06/29
Age: 22 (takes offense when referred to as a child in any manner)
A kind dragon cyborg that works as a programmer. Do not poke fun at her childlike stature!!
Cuowu was born with a life-threatening illness which causes their muscles and organs to deteriorate at a rather rapid pace. In order to ensure a long and mostly healthy life for them, their parents agreed to allow cybernetic implants which would supplement their organs, except for the heart and brain. Cuowu's heart and brain are completely machine, thus making them a cyborg. As a result of having this illness, Cuowu unfortunately developed anxiety and became prone to panic attacks, especially when in the vicinity of a hospital. They thankfully remember to take their meds for this. An unfortunate side effect of these life saving implants is that her growth has completely halted, leaving her stuck at a height of 102,5 cm, or the average height of a six-year-old girl. She hates this since it often causes her to be mistaken for a preschooler.
Because some of the implants didn't work, she is paralyzed from her waist down, thus causing her to rely on a wheelchair to get around. However, this inability to move a lot has also caused her to become overweight. The combination of her paralysis and her muscle deterioration has also caused her to suffer incontinence, requiring her to wear diapers. Her computer desk was special made to accommodate her wheelchair.
Even though her brain is artificial, she is neurodivergent, perplexing even the most knowledgeable of neuroscientists. Having autism and ADHD, she finds herself always starting projects, but not always finishing them. Let's just say that her room is full of unconnected hard drives containing old projects.
Because of her illness, Cuowu is medically unable to live on her own, and as such still lives with her parents, also having a live-in nurse that ensures she is taking her meds (poor bean is on 20 different medications for various reasons) and to assist her with the maintenance of the cybernetic components (especially her brain and heart, which require heavy sedation so that she can be taken to a hospital for the maintenance due to said maintenance requiring surgery). However, she mainly stays in her bedroom, usually keeping herself occupied with various coding projects.
Regarding Cuowu's ability to analyze code at unfathomable speeds, this aids her in her work, since she can find bugs and address them before anyone can even notice.
Whatever you do, do not ask her about any hyperfixation. Because she won't ever stop talking about it.
Because their brain is essentially a mini computer, this results in some rather interesting quirks. For example, Cuowu is physically incapable of stereotyping and any other form of fast thinking. All of her thinking is slow and logical, leading to her deep understanding of how computers and cybernetics work. This quirk also aids her in hyperfixations (i.e. she actually understands quantum mechanics and astrophysics quite well due to her physical lack of intuition, allowing her to efficiently understand various sciences). However, she also experiences plurality, with currently 4 alters (Cuowu (host, she/any), Xinxing (Japanese: 新星 Shinsei, xe/xer), Tamodvaram (Japanese: タモードヴァーラム Tamōdovāramu, Malayalam: തമോദ്വാരം tamōdvāraṁ, they/them), and Baiwan (Japanese: 佰萬 Hyakuman, it/its)). The cause of her plurality is currently unknown to anyone except Cuowu. Her code for controlling her eye colour helps with indicating who is fronting as a matter of convenience (she wrote the source code herself).
Cuowu's best subjects (before her health forced her to drop out of school) were math and science. Her worst subject was actually language, due to speech difficulties resulting from various lung issues and issues with her throat. To make up for this, she usually communicates via the online chatrooms she's in and using sign language, despite her hearing being sharper than most dragons. The irony though, is that she is very fluent in many languages, despite her speech issues.
A non-exhaustive list of health issues and conditions Cuowu has: draconis muscular degenera (a degenerative illness in dragons that deteriorates the muscles; terminal without cybernetics), draconis organus degenera (degenerative illness in dragons that deteriorates the organs; terminal without cybernetics), autism, ADHD, incontinence (yes, she requires diapers and is caused by her muscles deteriorating), lower spinal paralysis (causing her to require a wheelchair), asthma (mostly addressed thanks to cybernetic implants within her lungs), severe epilepsy (despite her brain being artificial; has a specific sensor within that alerts her nurse whenever a seizure occurs), mild photosensitivity (she gets extreme migraines when out in the sun), vitamin D deficiency (due to no sunlight exposure), completely non-existent immune system (part of why she stays in her room all the time), innumerable throat problems (which resulted in her having a permanent feeding tube and developing many speech impediments), anxiety disorder, so on and so forth.
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Will Darcy and Riven be a thing in your rewrite (At least in season 1)? If so, how would you describe their relationship?
Yes
And it’s not toxic cuz I’m reworking the trix and they are like not a fan of the xinx in s1 but they aren’t like over the top evil (i wanna give the trix more wholesome moments they still are super cool but they have kindness… somewhere)
But the split was already on its way when introduced becausssseee Darcy realizes she’s into girls
So the split in far more neutral ground and riven is like “…… i had a feeling” they both had a lot more exploring to do and they worked better as friends and then later on had a falling out around s3
And also cuz riven is dying instead of nabu darcy will find out about that in s5 and that will get her more development then aswell
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Xinxing Luzhu - f (Mandarin Chinese) heart-shaped dewdrop
From Mandarin:
Xīn 心 - heart, core, center
Xíng 形 - shape, form, body, entity, appear, compare, look
Lùzhū 露珠 - dewdrop, dew
Photo by Anton Atanasov from Pexels
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Account of the Braided Bandits (SS095)
On one side of the River, Daxi Jin and Lord Black-Lance. On the other side at the Tiger's Pen, Mao Dezu.
The Braided Heads Bandits have the family name Tuoba. Their ancestors were descendants of the Han general Li Ling. Ling surrendered to the Xiongnu and had several hundreds and thousands of offspring, each one established fame and reputation. The Braided Heads likewise are one of them. At the beginning of Jin, the Braided Heads kind had their section groups of several ten thousand families in Yunzhong.
At the end of Emperor Hui's regin, the Inspector of Bing province, the Duke of Dongying, Sima Teng, was besieged by the Xiongnu at Jinyang. The Shanyu of the Braided Heads, Yichi, dispatched an army to help Teng.
Emperor Huai's 3rd Year of Yongjia [309 AD], Chi's younger brother Lu led the section groups from Yunzhong to enter Yanmen. He went to the Inspector of Bing province, Liu Kun, to press for Loufan etc., five counties. Kun was not able to hold authority, and moreover wished to depend on Lu for aid. He therefore sent up words:
Lu's older brother Chi had merit in saving Teng. Old achievements ought to be recorded. [I] request to move the people of the five counties to Xinxing, and use their land to settle him.
Kun also petitioned to ennoble Lu as Duke of Dai commandery.
At the beginning of Emperor Min's regin, he again advanced Lu to be King of Dai, and added revenue from Changshan commandery. Afterwards within Lu's state there was great chaos, and when Lu died, his son was also young and immature. The section groups divided and scattered.
Lu's grandson Shiyijian was brave and strong, the multitudes then adhered to him. He was titled Duke of Shangluo, to the north he had the Sand Desert, to the south he occupied Yin Mountain, his multitudes numbered several hundred thousands. Afterwards he was routed by Fu Jian, who took him back to Chang'an. Later he was allowed to return north.
[Shiyi]jian died, his son Kai, courtesy name Shegui, was installed in replacement. Before this, Murong Chui of the Xianbei usurped the title in Zhongshan. Xiaowu of Jin's 21st Year of Taiyuan [396 AD], Chui died. Kai led 100 000 cavalry to besiege Zhongshan. Next Year, 4th Month [13 May – 11 June 397], he overcame it. Thereupon he ruled the central provinces, declared himself as Wei, and titled the year Tianci [“Heaven's Bestowal”]. 1st Year, he set his seat at Pingcheng in Dai commandery's Sangqian county, established schools and officials, and set up boards of the Masters of Writing.
Kai was quite learned and informed, and comprehended astronomy. His customs was to sacrifice to Heaven in the 4th Month, and at the end of the 6th Month lead a great multitude to Yin Mountain. He spoke of it as turning back the frost. The distance between Yin Mountain and Pingcheng is 600 li. There is deep, far-reaching and rich forest, and frost and snow have never once melted away, perhaps he intended to use warm air to turn back the cold.
When he died, he was secretly buried, without a place for the grave mound. Reaching the seeing off of the burial, they had both emptily built an inner coffin and erected a barrow and outer coffin. All of the chariots, horses, and implements he had made use of while alive they burned to see off the perished.
Kai was violent, cruel and fond of killing, the people could not bear his instructions. Before this, there was a spirit magician who warned Kai he would have a violent misfortune, only by executing Qinghe and killing ten thousand people could it be avoided. Kai therefore wiped out Qinghe, one commandery. He often killed people with his own hand, wishing to make it number a full ten thousand. Sometimes, he would drive a small carriage, and with his own hand hold the sword [and?] strike the carriage rim at people's brain. When one person died, another person replaced them, all in one action. The dead were several tens. At night he constantly changed and altered the place where he slept, so that people did not know. Only a loved concubine named Wanren [“Ten thousand Persons”] knew about his location. Wanren had secret intercourse with Kai's son, the King of Qinghe. He worried the affair would become known and wished to kill Kai. He made Wanren his inner agent. At night they waited until Kai was alone at the place, and killed him. As Kai was approaching death, he said:
The talk about Qinghe and ten thousand people then were about you.
That year was Emperor An's 5th Year of Yixi [409 AD].
Kai's second son, the King of Qi, Si, courtesy name Mumo, apprehended the King of Qinghe, and responded to him with shouting and weeping, saying:
The weightiest in a person's life is the father. Why are you talking of making rebellion?
He pressured and made him kill himself. Si was installed in replacement. He posthumously titled Kai as the Guiding and Martial [daowu] August Emperor.
13th Year [417 AD], Gaozu went west to attack Chang'an. Si had previously taken as wife a daughter of Yao Xing, and therefore dispatched 100 cavalry to gather and join up north of the He to save him. They were greatly routed by Gaozu, the affair is in the biographies of Zhu Chaoshi and others. Hence he dispatched envoys to seek peace, and from then envoys and instructions passed through yearly. Gaozu dispatched the General Within the Halls, Shen Fan, Suo Jisun as responding envoys. They were already returning from instructing and had reached the He but not yet crossed, when Si heard the news of Gaozu's collapse. He pursued and apprehended Fan and others, and cut of peaceful relations. Only when Taizu was enthroned did he dispatch Fan and others back home.
3rd Year of Yongchu, 10th Month [31 October 422 – 29 November 422], Si himself led a multitude to arrive at Fangcheng. He dispatched the General of Zheng Troops and Inspector of Yang province, the Duke of Shanyang, Daxi Jin, the General of Wu Troops and Inspector of Guang province, the Duke of Cangwu, Gongsun Biao, and the Master of Writing Hua Ji, to lead more than 20 000 infantry and cavalry, cross south south-west of Huatai at Shiji [the “Stone Crossing”] on the border of Dongyan county, with the supply wagons, the weak and tired, accompanying himself.
The Defence Master of Huatai, General who Soothes the Distant and Grand Warden of Dong commandery, Wang Jingdu, hurried to report to the General of the Best of the Army and Inspector of Si province, Mao Dezu. He defended Hulao, and dispatched Marshal Zhai Guang to lead the Army Advisor Pang Zi, Grand Warden of Shangdang, Liu Tanzhi, and others with 3 000 infantry and cavalry to resist them.
The army stayed at Tulou in Juan county. The bandits moved camp to two li east of Huatai City. They constructed assault implements and went daily to threaten the city. Dezu, since the defenders of Huatai were few, made Zhai Guang recruit strong soldiers among the army, and dispatched the General who Soothes the Distant, Liu Fangzhi, to lead them, and help Jingdu with the defence. Fangzhi brought along more than 80 people, and broke through to enter the city.
Dezu also dispatched the General who Chastise the Bandits and Grand Warden of Hongnong, Dou Yingming, leading 500 people, and the General who Establishes the Martial, Dou Ba, leading 250 people. Both were to use water forces and succeed each other in issuing out, and would together be under the authority of Zhai Guang.
Earlier, the fugitive Sima Chuzhi and others would often hide and conceal themselves on the borders of Chenliu commandery. When the bandits had crossed south, they hurried to join up with them. They chased away and fomented in the border areas, and greatly became a worry for the people. Dezu dispatched the Prefect of Changshe, Wang Fazheng, to lead 500 people and occupy Shaoling, while general Liu Lian led 200 cavalry to reach Yongiu and defend it. Chuzhi assaulted Lian at Baima county, and was routed by Lian. By chance army supplies sent off from the palace arrived, and Lian went to welcome them, but a commoner from Suanzao, Wang Yu, knew that Lian was to the south, and hurried to report to the bandits. The bandit general Hua Ji led a thousand to drive a raid on Cangyuan, the troops and personnel fully went over the walls to scatter and flee. The Grand Warden of Chenliu, Yan Man, was captured by the bandits. The bandits immediately employed Wang Yu as Grand Warden of Chenliu, controlling the troops defending Cangyuan.
11th Month [30 November – 28 December 422], the bandits attacked the walls of Huatai with full strength. The north-eastern walls collapsed into ruin, and Wang Jingdu set out and ran. Jingdu's Marshal Yang Zan stood firm in defence, and did not move. [Though] the multitudes dispersed, he was unyielding and steadfast and did not surrender, and was killed by the bandits.
Dou Yingming struck the bandits' supply wagons at Shiji, and routed them. He killed more than 500 of the thieves, and beheaded their Defence Masters [lacuna]-lian Neitou, Zhang Suo'er and others. Yingming from Shiji proceeded to Huatai, heard the city was already lost, and thereupon advanced to station at Yinmao. Dou Ba hurried to go to Zhai Guang.
When the bandits had overcome Huatai, they combined their strength towards Guang and others. His strength was no match, he pulled back and withdrew, turned to fight and then went forward. For two days and one night, he cut down travel to ten or so li. The bandits' infantry armies continuously arrived. Guang and others' arrows were exhausted and their strength at an end, they were greatly defeated. Guang, Ba, Tanzhi, and others each dispersed on their own and turned back. The bandits exploited the victory to then arrive at Hulao. Dezu set out with infantry and cavalry intending to strike them. The bandits withdrew and stationed at Tulao, and again withdrew to turn back to Huatai.
The people of Chang'an, Weichang, and Lantian counties lived beside Hulao. Dezu in all cases made them enter the city. The bandits separately dispatched Lord Black-Lance to lead 3 000 people to Heyang, intending to cross south and capture Jinyong. Dezu dispatched the General who Rouses Power and Prefect of Heyin, Dou Huang, with 500 people to defend Xiaolei [lit. “small ramparts”], the Prefect of Goushi, Wang Yu, with 400 people to occupy Jiancang, the Prefect of Gong, Chen Chen, with 500 people to strengthen Xiaoping, and the Army Advisor Supervising Protector, Zhang Ji, to station at Niulan. He also dispatched the general and leader Ma Dui [?], together with the Prefect of Luoyang, Yang Yi, a combined 200 cavalry, to hem the banks of the He and follow the moment to go and link up.
12th Month [29 December 422 – 27 January 423], the bandits set up defences at the Luo Stream's small ramparts. Dezu dispatched Zhai Guang to hurriedly go and strike them. The bandits withdrew and fled. Guang calmly erected defensive dikes, repaired and organized the walls and fortifications, and then turned back to Hulao.
The Inspector of Yu province, Liu Cui, dispatched the [Assistant at] Headquarters Gao Daojin, to lead 500 infantry and cavalry to occupy Xiang. He also dispatched Marshal Xu Qiong to support him. The palace dispatched generals Fu Boqian, Yao Zhen, Du Tan, Liang Lingzai, and others with various naval and infantry forces to carry on the advance. The Inspector of Xu province, Wang Zhongde, led an army to stay at Hulu.
Lord Black-Lance dispatched his Senior Clerk to bring along 1 000 people to pressure Dou Huang and Yang Yi. Huang and others confronted, struck, and seized him, capturing alive 200 people. Afterwards, the General of Zheng Troops with 5 000 cavalry unexpectedly assaulted Huang and others. Black-Lance crossed and combined strength with him, and they attacked the ramparts on four sides. Huang and others' strength was little and their multitudes scattered. Huang and Yi both were heavily wounded.
The bandits' general, the Duke of Anping, E Qing, crossed south with two armies of 7 000 people, east below of Que'ao and arrived at Sidoukou, about 100 li from Yinmao. The Inspector of Yan province, Xu Yan, abandoned the army and garrisons, and fled. Hence Taishan and other commanderies equally neglected defences.
Zheng Troops, together with Gongsun Bao and the General of Song Troops and Inspector of Yan province, the Marquis of Jiaozhi, Pu Ji, with 15 000 cavalry then went towards Hulao. They formed camp 5 li south-east of the city, and divided off infantry and cavalry unfolding [?] from Chenggao towards the western gate in Hulao's outer walls. Dezu confronted and struck them, killing and wounding more than a hundred people. The bandits withdrew to protect the camp.
The General who Garrisons the North, Tan Daoji, led a navy north to rescue. The General of Chariots and Cavalry, the King of Luling, Yizhen, dispatched the Dragon-Prancing General, Shen Shuli, with 3 000 people to go to the Inspector of Yu province, Liu Cui, to measure the suitability of hurrying aid[?].
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The Eight Great Grasslands Of "Hulunbuir" Hidden In Guangdong
Do you know? It turns out that you don't need to go to Inner Mongolia, you can see the big "grassland" in Guangdong. I thought Guangdong only had seaside vacations, but I didn't expect there to be beautiful prairie to check in. Today, I would like to recommend a few grasslands where you can check in and camp in Guangdong. Let's go, let's go to the prairie together. Go and experience the healing scene of "the wind blows the grass and sees the cattle and the sheep".
Shaoguan Luokeng Grassland
One of the top ten beautiful campsites in China is undoubtedly the small "Zhangjiajie" in Guangdong. Luokeng Grassland is a grassland surrounding the lake. The large grassland formed after the water level of the Luokeng Reservoir dropped is a small prairie. Here you can see a large starry sky, paddle boards, underground caves, submarines, and bonfire roast sheep. At the same time, it satisfies the three major playing methods of camping, water playing and caving. Address: Luokeng Town, Qujiang District, Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province
Yingde Tianmengou Grassland
Yingde Tianmengou is undoubtedly a scenic spot worthy of vigorous development. There are countless waterfalls, unique tree houses, and a rare alpine grassland in Guangdong--Bainiaotang Prairie. Here you can enjoy the wild, alpine camping, horseback riding and grazing. Flying a kite, walking and running, this is undoubtedly a paradise for wild camping. Address: Shimentai Nature Reserve, Babaoweizai Village, Shigutang Town, Yingde, Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province
Yangchun Chicken Coop Top Prairie
The chicken coop top prairie of "three cities with one foot" has the largest prairie in the south. It has a paradise-like beauty, natural grass skiing fields, golf courses, bright sunshine, negative air ions, and clear streams. In April and May every year, you can also see red rhododendrons all over the mountains and plains. Address: Qixing Village, Shuangjiao Town, Yangchun City, Yangjiang City, Guangdong Province
Xinxingtianlushan Prairie
The scenery here is different in four seasons. There are cold plums in winter, rhododendrons in spring, green hills in summer and terraced fields in autumn. From time to time, cattle and sheep pass by on the mountain, and azaleas bloom here every spring. There are also plum blossoms, sparrows, pomegranates, camellias and unknown wildflowers. Not only is the mountain towering, surrounded by clouds and mist, but also negative air ions, a natural oxygen bar. Address: Tianlu Mountain, Lidong Town, Xinxing County, Yunfu City, Guangdong Province
Renhua Wanshi Mountain Prairie
This is the prairie on the first peak of the three provinces of Guangdong, Jiangxi and Hunan. It belongs to the alpine valley grassland and stretches over 10,000 mu of alpine meadow in the three provinces. There are three province boundary markers on the top of the mountain, so you can visit three provinces. Here you can not only enjoy the snow in winter and spring, but also camp in summer and autumn. From the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, there are seas of clouds, grasslands and rhododendrons. Address: Wanshishan Grassland, Changjiang Town, Renhua County, Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province
Xinyi Tianma Mountain Grassland
The Tianma Mountain Prairie, known as Guangdong's "Shangri-La", is undoubtedly "the most beautiful rural tourist area in Guangdong". There is no severe heat in summer, no severe cold in winter, and the four seasons are like spring. Grasslands, forests, canyons, waterfalls, clear springs, and flowing water make this place slowly become a paradise. Here you can not only see the natural landscape full of wild interest, but also experience the unique Miao customs. Address: Wangjiang Village, Beijie Town, Xinyi City, Maoming City, Guangdong Province
Fenghuangxia Xunhuang Prairie
Fenghuangxia Xunhuang Prairie is undoubtedly a rare prairie in the south. Located in Phoenix Lake, it covers an area of hundreds of acres, surrounded by 138 green islands and vast grasslands. Inlaid in various poses and with different expressions in the center of the lake, forming a natural landscape painting. Address: Xunhuang Village, Fenghuang Gorge, Duanfen Town, Taishan City, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province (Xunhuang Grassland Farm)
Luoding Bapai Mountain Grassland
The Bapai Mountain Grassland is located in the Bapai Mountain Scenic Area. The Bapai Mountain Scenic Area includes eight unique mountains, so it gets its name. The heavenly top of Bapai Mountain is a natural grassland, which is the Bapai Mountain Prairie. Grasslands, forests, rhododendrons, strange rocks, and clouds complement each other, making it ethereal and beautiful like a fairyland. It's like being in a paradise. Address: Bapai Mountain, Chuanbu Town, Luoding City, Yunfu City, Guangdong Province
Stepping on the grassland, the breeze rushes towards you, but what you see is the poetic, romantic and picturesque scenery. There is no city noise and car horns here. There are only cattle and sheep, the sound of birdsong, and the fragrance of flowers and grass. Pass through the vast grasslands and have a warm embrace with nature. Enjoy endless peace and comfort on the vast grassland, let the natural scenery and grassland beauty heal our restless hearts.
When camping on the grassland, you have to bring a camera, as well as simple picnic tools and camping equipment. And these equipments are big power consumers. There is no power supply on the grassland. At this time, there must be an outdoor power supply with unlimited battery life to power these devices. Here I recommend Powerfar outdoor power supply, one of the top ten domestic brands.
This power supply has a large capacity of 1065Wh, built-in 13 output ports such as 220V AC/QC3.0/DC/car charger. The continuous output power is 1000W, and the peak value can reach 2000W. This outdoor power supply can power ventilators, disinfection machines, drones, electric drills, small appliances, kettles, cameras, and computer equipment. It is suitable for scenarios such as long-distance self-driving, emergency assistance, geological survey, and vehicle power supply.
Don't worry about running out of power, it supports solar charging, and there is electricity when there is light. There is Powerfar outdoors, full of safety, full of battery, and freedom like home.
Bring all the above equipment, and then come to the grassland to be a "herdsman" for a few days.
Tips: Summer goes to autumn, so the temperature difference between day and night gradually increases. Friends who are going camping, please remember to prepare for the cold at night.
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*flops into Jiang Cheng's lap*
Cheng-gege, tell me about your relationship with Uncle Jiang. He didn't really interact with me after bringing me here.
~ Xinxing
"Xinxing! I am working, please go sit somewhere else."
He sighs, moving her away. Also, now his mood is ruined for the day - it seems that he does not like to talk about his father.
"You saw him. You knew him. What kind of question is this?"
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On one hand, I like the shift I'm working
On the other hand, I am a demonic cultivator. We are nocturnal by nature. We do not do Lan Clan early mornings.
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China Industrial Valve Market: Forthcoming Trends and Share Analysis by 2030
China Industrial Valve is Expected to Grow at a Significant Growth Rate, and the Forecast Period is 2023-2030, Considering the Base Year as 2022.
The need for valves has been mostly driven by China's expanding industrial sector, which is being fueled by the country's fast industrialization and urbanization. Industrial valves are crucial for managing the flow of gases and liquids in a variety of sectors, such as manufacturing, water treatment, power production, and oil and gas extraction.
The need for industrial valves has grown as the Chinese government has concentrated on energy and infrastructure development initiatives. Due to the active participation of both domestic and foreign valve makers in this industry, there is now more competition, which drives technological advancement. Chinese valve makers, in particular, are well-positioned due to their lower production costs and growing emphasis on innovation and quality.
The China Industrial Valve Market has seen a number of difficulties, including as overcapacity, shifting raw material costs, and environmental concerns. But because of the nation's ongoing industrial initiatives and steady economic expansion, the market's outlook remained positive.
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The Green Development Path of Printed Rubber Fabric Manufacturing
Jiangsu Kangpu Company has achieved significant results in green process manufacturing during the "13th Five-Year Plan" period. Through continuous process improvement, efforts to maintain technological advancement, and alignment with the increasing global emphasis on environmental protection, the company has strengthened the environmental attributes of printed rubber fabric manufacturing, leading it towards a green development path. This journey has been challenging and arduous, but we are fortunate to have successfully developed a comprehensive set of green manufacturing processes. Let's now review the green reform and development journey of Jiangsu Kangpu Printing Technology Co., Ltd.
Green Process Reform during the Pulp Making/Coating Period
The pulp making/coating process was once the sole production process for printed rubber fabric manufacturing, dominating the industry's history for a century.
In the traditional process of rubber fabric manufacturing, rubber needs to be dissolved in organic solvents to form a viscous rubber slurry, known as the pulp making process.
The formed rubber slurry contains impurities, requiring filtration. The traditional method involved pouring the slurry into a specially designed nylon filter bag, allowing gravity to facilitate natural filtration, known as gravity pulp filtering. This method is open, and due to the viscosity of the slurry, the filtration time is long, resulting in significant unorganized emissions of organic solvents.
Post-green process reform, pulp filtering was changed to pressure filtration, wherein the rubber slurry is pressurized inside a fully enclosed vessel. Simultaneously, an automatic metering system for organic solvents was introduced, with the solvent automatically injected into the pulp-making equipment in a sealed state. This method reduced unorganized emissions of organic solvents during slurry filtration by over 80% and increased efficiency by 70%.
The coating process is the main procedure, where the filtered slurry needs to be uniformly applied to the base fabric. Prior to technological transformation, workers manually applied the slurry to the scraper using a spoon, known as manual coating. This process resulted in severe unorganized emissions, and operators had to wear gas masks. With the green process reform, a closed-pressure automatic coating system was adopted, using compressed air to pressurize the slurry along pipelines for coating. This not only reduced emissions but also significantly reduced the labor intensity of workers.
After coating, drying is essential, utilizing heat and airflow to evaporate the organic solvents in the slurry on the base fabric, forming a dry rubber film.
In the early stages, organic solvents generated during the drying process were directly emitted into the atmosphere, becoming a major volatile organic compound (VOC) emission in the production of printed rubber fabric, contributing to air pollution. Around 2008, Shanghai Xinxing Company invested again to environmentally upgrade this process. Collaborating with the Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, they successfully developed and installed a "Toluene Recovery Device." Following this, Shanghai Xinxing invested 7 million to install two toluene recovery devices with a 30,000 air volume. After inspection by local environmental authorities, emissions fully complied with national standards. Additionally, toluene recovery rates reached 80%, allowing the recycled toluene to be reused in production.
During the pulp making/coating process, the company achieved a peak of environmental reform.
Green Technological Development in the New Era
From an environmental perspective, although transformations like pressure filtration, automatic coating, and toluene recovery significantly reduced organic solvent emissions, using toluene still led to emissions, even with strict treatment. Statistics show that despite many environmental transformations and control measures in the pulp making/coating process, 20% of toluene is still emitted into the atmosphere each year.
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Is there a production process that achieves completely zero VOC emissions? The answer is yes. Production processes using water as a solvent and solvent-free calendering processes can achieve this goal. However, although the paths are there, walking them is not easy; otherwise, the pulp making/coating process would not have dominated the printed rubber fabric manufacturing field for a century globally.
Regarding solvent-free calendered rubber fabric manufacturing processes, the company initiated basic research a decade ago, achieving certain results. Although calendering technology is a mature process in the rubber manufacturing industry, due to the high precision and performance requirements of rubber fabric production, globally, apart from a few companies using calendering technology, most multinational companies in rubber fabric manufacturing use pulp making/coating processes. Building on the preliminary research results of Shanghai Xinxing, Jiangsu Kangpu Company further conducted technical research, thoroughly solving a series of technical challenges such as rubber refining, calender thickness, and compounding. In 2018, the solvent-free calendered rubber fabric production process of Jiangsu Kangpu Company passed the ministerial-level scientific and technological achievement appraisal organized by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation, with the appraisal conclusion being "leading domestically and internationally advanced." This marked a significant success in the environmental manufacturing technology of Jiangsu Kangpu Company's printed rubber fabric. The implementation of the calendered rubber fabric manufacturing process completely resolved the problem of the remaining 20% toluene waste gas emissions, achieving zero emissions of toluene solvent waste gas in the printed rubber fabric manufacturing process.
In 2019, Jiangsu Kangpu Company dismantled all pulp making/coating equipment and fully transformed into a solvent-free calendered production process. In the green development journey of printed rubber fabric manufacturing, a revolutionary leap forward was achieved in China. The country stands at the forefront of the world in the green development of printed rubber fabric manufacturing.
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