Sui Jun plowed the fields.

In 589 AD, Sui Jun captured Nanjing, and Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty made a firm determination to "cultivate a healthy city". A prosperous capital of 300 years turned into farmland overnight, as evidenced by poems: "Thousands of families became weeds" and "Six Dynasties were prosperous but dusty".

Emperor Wendi was born in a temple and was a superstitious emperor. After Chen Nan was destroyed and the old country was expelled from the old capital, he was worried about the resurgence of "Tian Zi Qi" in the southeast, and decided to break the health feng shui and intend to completely suppress it. Why did Emperor Wendi think of this? The fundamental reason is naturally that Nanjing is the residence of emperors. From the establishment of the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the demise of Chen, * * * has a capital history of 269 years. But it may also be the advice of feng shui magicians around at that time.

"Yang Sui Room Royal Feng Shui Master" was written by Xiao Ji in this book (see "Master Prophecy Legend? ? Being proficient in geomantic occultism, Xiao Ji is a descendant of Nanliang royal family and should know the beauty of geomantic omen in Nanjing. Therefore, the author believes that filial piety is indispensable to the behind-the-scenes senior staff of Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty who destroyed Jiankang City, and it has something to do with him.

How did Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty suppress the "kingly way" of health? According to Sui Shu? The information revealed in Underground Records (Volume 31) and Danyang County is similar to that of Qin Shihuang, but more serious. Qin Shihuang only chiseled off the Fangshan Mountain, but Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty destroyed the entire Jiankang City-Chenping, Zhaoping and Pingdang for farming, and even more in Shicheng, Jiangzhou and Tongxian 24 125.

Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty destroyed Jiankang after the city was broken in 589 AD. "Flat farming" means tearing down all the buildings in the city, pushing them to the ground and reclaiming them into fields for farmers to grow vegetables and cultivate. "Sui Shu? "Five Elements" (Volume 23) also reflects this matter: "Build a healthy city with Chen Wu. "