Twenty-four histories is a voluminous masterpiece. How to understand the rise and fall of minority dynasties?

The twenty-four histories of China all represent the historical time of Chinese dynasties, from Sui and Tang Dynasties to the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to Qin. The three kingdoms of Han returned to gold. Sixteen countries in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Han Dynasty was divided into Sui Dynasty. Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to Song Dynasty, Xixia Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. As an outline of the historical time examination, Twenty-four History also includes many feudal dynasties, such as Dali and Nanzhao in Yunnan, as well as Wang Mang's new dynasty, Wubian dynasty, He Chu, Li Zicheng Tianshun and Zheng Chenggong's recovery of Central Taiwan Province. The whole process of studying and training history for twenty-four years is the whole process of studying, training and carrying forward China's traditional culture and spiritual civilization. People who are ignorant or despise historical common sense in history are either classified as unsuccessful or degenerate into traitors and national scum, such as Shi Jingtang. And those who study classics in autumn, winter and spring can become princes who are loyal to the liver, righteous and courageous, and leave a name in history. Taking the Three Kingdoms as an example, Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms followed the example of Guan Zhong and Le Yi and devoted himself to becoming a generation of sages and top ten military schools.

Guan Yunchang insisted on reading Autumn Spring by candlelight, which became the Guandi Temple in Wu Sheng. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the original Twenty-one History and the final version of the Ming Dynasty were printed in Korea, together with the Book of the Old Tang Dynasty and the History of the Five Dynasties, which were collectively called Twenty-four History and counted as "History Books". Actually, Sima Qian wrote 130 Historical Records, Ban Gu wrote 100 Han Shu, Song Dynasty wrote 120 History of the Later Han Dynasty, Chen Shou wrote 65 Records of the Three Kingdoms, and Ling Xuan and others wrote10. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Wei Shou wrote 130 volumes of Shu Wei, Tang Liyao wrote 50 volumes of Northern Shu Qi, Tang Lenghu Bond wrote 50 volumes of Zhou Shu, Tang Zhengwei wrote 85 volumes of Love Letters, and Li Tang Yanshou wrote 80 volumes of Southern History.

In the Tang Dynasty, li yanshou wrote 100 volumes of the History of the North; in the late Jin Dynasty, Liu Shao and others wrote 200 volumes of the Book of the Old Tang Dynasty; Ouyang Xiu and Song Qi wrote 225 volumes of the Book of the New Tang Dynasty; Xue wrote 150 volumes of the History of the Old Five Dynasties; Ouyang Xiu wrote 74 volumes of the History of the New Five Dynasties; Yuan wrote 496 volumes of the History of the Song Dynasty. A total of 3,229 volumes describe the historical time from ancient times to the Ming Dynasty in the form of biographies. Twenty-four histories are recorded in the ancient history of China, and the cycle time is 1800 years. In chronological order, the twenty-four histories are Historical Records, History of the Later Han Dynasty, History of the Three Kingdoms, Book of Jin, Book of Song, Book of Southern Qi, Liang Shu, Book of Chen, Book of Wei, Book of Northern Qi, Book of Zhou and Book of Song.

"Twenty-four histories" refers to the general name of twenty-four biographical historical books compiled by China in various dynasties in history and included in historical books of past dynasties. Twenty-four histories began in the legendary Emperor Xuanyuan (about 2550 BC) and ended in the seventeenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty 1644, with a total of 32 13 volumes and about 40 million words, and was written in a unified biography. Basically summed up the ancient dynasties in China. Historical Records originated in the reign of Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty, and was finally written in the reign of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, with a lapse of 1800 years. * * * A total of 32 13 volumes, about 40 million words, all written in English historical records.