Comprehensive martial arts: Spring and Autumn Period of Ming Dynasty

Story of: Comprehensive martial arts: Spring and Autumn Period of Ming Dynasty

The First Emperor unified China and the Qin Kingdom lasted for five hundred years.

Under the majesty of the empire, hundreds of schools of thought gradually evolved into three religions and nine streams under the temple; the nobles of the six countries lived in seclusion and multiplied, accumulating heritage; the surrounding foreign races peered into the Central Plains, and they were fighting with each other...

Two thousand years later, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty expelled Yuanting, divided the vassal kings, and Jiuzhou was initially established.

Later, in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Ming Dynasty, the vassal kings separated their regimes!

Six vassal kings:

King Yan held the sixteen states of Yanyun to resist Yuanting; King Jin garrisoned Taiyuan Prefecture and resisted the Tatars in the north; King Qing garrisoned Longxi and resisted Turks in the west; King Wu garrisoned the southeast and cleared Japanese pirates; King Qi garrisoned Bashu, the land of abundance; The King of Han sat in Hanzhong and was self-sufficient.

There are also ancient hidden tribes, thousand-year-old nobles, and hundreds of pre-Qin families...