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Where is the Qingliang Mountain in Beiliang now? Where is Beiliang?

Beiliang is the administrative division of the Liyang Dynasty in the novel. It is the area under the jurisdiction of Liyang. It is one of the kings with different surnames in the Liyang Dynasty and the fiefdom of the King of Beiliang. It has jurisdiction over four prefectures, namely Liangzhou, Lingzhou, Youzhou (Fengzhou was merged into Youzhou), and Liuzhou.

It is actually an imaginary history. Based on these names, Beiliang belongs to the current areas of Beijing, northern Hebei, northern Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Gansu.

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Region of the novel

Nine Kingdoms of the Spring and Autumn Period

Liyang, Western Chu, Western Shu, Northern Han, and Wei , Later Song Dynasty, Later Sui Dynasty, Eastern Vietnam, and Southern Tang Dynasty. Xu Xiao destroyed the Six Kingdoms, Later Sui, Western Chu, Later Song, Western Shu, Northern Han, and Great Wei. Gu Jiantang destroyed Dongyue and the Southern Tang Dynasty.

Liyang Dynasty: Originally six states, thirteen states were added after the eight kingdoms of the Spring and Autumn Period were destroyed, and a total of nineteen states were added.

Beimang Dynasty: It occupied eight states, namely Gusai, Longyao, Dongjin, Xihe, Jinchan, Yuchan, Baoping, and Orange.

Western Shu: There were no more than 120,000 soldiers in the country, and 90,000 died in battle. The country was destroyed by Xu Xiao in two months. Xishu once cut through the stone wall and hung three iron cables to block the river in an attempt to stop Beiliang's improvised navy. Unexpectedly, the water battle ended before it even started, and all the natural barriers along the river were destroyed by the Beiliang army.

The Battle of the Imperial Capital of Western Shu: Ten miles away from the palace, Military Master Zhao died of illness. Xu Xiao led his army to cut off the river with whips, and fought to the death in the capital of Western Shu. The Kingdom of Western Shu was defeated, and Xu Xiao took advantage of the situation to eliminate several capricious Southern barbarians.

Western Chu: There are millions of people holding halberds in this place for five thousand miles.

Spring and Autumn War

The Battle of Jinghe River in Xichu: 120,000 Euphorbia warriors faced off against the Northern Liang cavalry, and the entire army was annihilated.

The battle to defend the city of Xiangfan in Western Chu: Wang Mingyang, the first defender in the Spring and Autumn Period, sat and defended the city. Only less than 10,000 of the 200,000 Xiangfan people remained. During the attack and defense of Xiangfan, most of the elite troops of the Northern Liang Army were lost. Among them, 300 cave masters who were good at drilling into the ground were all killed.

The Battle of the Western Barrier of Western Chu: The battle for the subjugation of the Western Chu. The last battle of the Spring and Autumn Period. The Northern Liang Army and the Western Chu Army faced off for two years. Fourteen people including Ma Ling from the old Northern Liang tribe died to show their loyalty to Xu Xiao.

The princess, dressed in white and plain, personally beat the war drums. The drums beat like thunder, and the drums of Western Chu were not broken. The Thousand Mermaid Yugu Camp, "the number one in the fight to the death", fought to the death, and in the end only sixteen people survived, opening up a clear and bloody path for the three thousand Snow Dragon Cavalry, the "number one in the cavalry battle", to penetrate into the heart of Ye Baikui's Euphorbia Army. Chen Zhibao was in charge of the Central Army and strategizing.

The princess beat the drum herself; Xu Xiao abandoned his helmet and took the brunt of the attack with a spear; three thousand white horses and white armor rode thunder and lightning all the way. Among them were the corpses of more than a thousand people from Yugu camp. The villain Tu Chen Zhibao and Ye Baikui fought to the death. Ye Baikui died in battle. After this battle, Yang Taisui tried to persuade Xu Xiao not to kill Fang Xiaoli, a scholar, but in the end it was to no avail.

After the Western Chu destroyed the country, Xu Xiao was granted the title of Dazhu Kingdom, and the next day he was granted the title of King of Northern Liang.

The old emperor wanted to overthrow the martial arts world, and Xu Xiao alone asked for orders to ride in the rivers and lakes. Before the war started, 20,000 veterans of the war resigned and returned home, and countless more came from the world. The fierce general resented Xu Xiao and switched to other armies.

Baidu Encyclopedia--Knife in the Snow