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Chapter 112 Either Live or Die When Meeting

The scruffy old story-teller picked up the erhu and pulled the strings, melodious and low music sounding in the wine shop.

When autumn came in September, chrysanthemums bloomed while other flowers withered; bursts of fragrance permeated Chang'an and golden chrysanthemums were all over the city!

This was the most famous poem of Huang Chao.

Huang Chao was the chief culprit of the turmoil in the late Tang Empire and the gravedigger of an empire.

It was his feat of breaking through Chang'an that unveiled the prelude of vassal states' obtaining the throne and feudal princes' competing for hegemony.

The vassal states were only arrogant before, but they were still ruled by the imperial court. But after the Huang Chao Uprising, the vassal states no longer obeyed the orders of the imperial court, and they controlled their troops on their own to fight with each other.

Until the prelude of Five Dynasties and Te

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