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Shintei having the strongest walls in all of china is surprising to me, you'd expect Chu to have a city like that

 

[God Buggy]

Shintei having the strongest walls in all of china is surprising to me, you'd expect Chu to have a city like that

It will probably be a Chu city. Lol.

 

[Peroroncino]

It will probably be a Chu city. Lol.

apparently not

 

[Owl Ki]

Shintei having the strongest walls in all of china is surprising to me, you'd expect Chu to have a city like that

To be fair, Chu is usually invading. The city with the strongest defences being in Han, a state that is consistently ravaged by the other states, makes sense to me.

Besides, Kanmei once did a nationwide inspection tour of Chu's defences and the sheer muscular girth of that man cracked the foundations wherever he went.

 

[Pirao]

Shintei has great defenses because it used to be the capital of Jin (Wei+Han+Zhao) before it divided.

 

[Elder Lee Hung]

Shintei having the strongest walls in all of china is surprising to me, you'd expect Chu to have a city like that

Depends on who is saying it lol. If it’s just Han civilians then this is a questionable statement.

 

[Peroroncino]

Depends on who is saying it lol. If it’s just Han civilians then this is a questionable statement.

If the city is famous for having the strongest walls then they are probably right tbh.
Makes sense for a city in the middle of china too

 

[God Buggy]

Raku'a Kan will join Qin and fight Renpa in Chu

 

[Elder Lee Hung]

If the city is famous for having the strongest walls then they are probably right tbh.
Makes sense for a city in the middle of china too

Depends on where that fame came from. When was the last time Shintei was even attacked? 100 years ago? If Shintei being that strong is based on 100 year old intel then this probably isn’t reliable as more cities have been constructed/modified since then.

 

[God Buggy]

@MarineHQ Tou is Wanki's dog

 

[SakazOuki]

From the Yong Dynasty record:
”230 B.C. General Quan To (Tou) sieges the Han capital city Xin Tai, renowned for its strong walls. General Waku E Kin surrenders the city due to the threat of starvation”

 

[Peroroncino]

From the Yong Dynasty record:
”230 B.C. General Quan To (Tou) sieges the Han capital city Xin Tai, renowned for its strong walls. General Waku E Kin surrenders the city due to the threat of starvation”

If RKK gets any slimmer he might've problems

 

[Owl Ki]

If RKK gets any slimmer he might've problems

Losing a city while still having plenty of edible civilians on hand? Couldn't be Tang chads.

Spoiler: Tangy victory.

 

[Elder Lee Hung]

Losing a city while still having plenty of edible civilians on hand? Couldn't be Tang chads.

Spoiler: Tangy victory.

That meme is hilarious even though 99% of it went over my head. Lol

 

[SakazOuki]

Losing a city while still having plenty of edible civilians on hand? Couldn't be Tang chads.

Spoiler: Tangy victory.

 

[Peroroncino]

Losing a city while still having plenty of edible civilians on hand? Couldn't be Tang chads.

Spoiler: Tangy victory.

 

[Owl Ki]

Biggest acid trip in Chinese history is when some mediocre jobber who kept failing the written test to become a bureaucrat claimed to be the brother of Jesus Christ and led a highly heretical self proclaimed branch of Christianity into open rebellion against the Manchu Dynasty in a civil war so bloody that the casualty rates are comparable to World Wars.

You would think that maybe this is some semi-mythical 2nd century AD event since it sounds so insane but no, this nonsense happened in the mid 19th century. There were flabbergasted European witnesses watching this all go down.

 

[Blackbeard]

Historically, did other states try to prevent Qin from conquering Shintei, like, in a serious attempt to stop Qin and not random border skirmishes? Because it was said that Han was protected for centuries by all its neighboring states whenever Qin tried to invade it.

That said, Qin getting even remotely close to Han Capital should warrant a coalition army, or at least a Zhao-Wei war declaration.

 

[Bullet]

Shintei having the strongest walls doesn't have to be a fact
It might be famous for it but eventually down the line some other cities could be fortified or their walls haven't been tested yet etc..

 

[Cichy]

From the Yong Dynasty record:
”230 B.C. General Quan To (Tou) sieges the Han capital city Xin Tai, renowned for its strong walls. General Waku E Kin surrenders the city due to the threat of starvation”

It's a bit too early for April Fools prank. Guys here will think this is for real.