I feel that the background of the story is a bit simple, because I don't think that just corruption can destroy the empire, I want to talk about my own thoughts
It should have happened under this circumstance, the empire continued to expand outwards, a little militarized, (refer to Esdes and the boss's foreign war) the taxation of the people increased, (refer to the state of the village before Tazmi joined the army and camouflage, incinerate people Description) So it caused economic collapse and a lot of unemployment (the state of the imperial capital and the eldest sister), and then called the imperial officials a bit corrupt (ministers and their henchmen), and the problem of famous families (Maine) was also very prominent, but the empire wanted to Through external wars, domestic conflicts are transferred (a large number of unemployed people join the army, resulting in an increase in demand), and some soldiers in the army have war weariness due to years of war (boss and big brother), and then add assistance from hostile forces (revolutionary army). The most interesting thing is that the empire was still victorious in foreign wars before its demise.
And the army that finally conquered the imperial capital came very suddenly, like it appeared out of nowhere, so the author has an immoral idea. The situation of the October Revolution is too similar to this situation. , and then attributed all the problems of the country to the traitor and the ignorant ruler (this is the way of thinking in our country), and then the coup succeeded and became the new leader. (There is such a gossip that the great Comrade Lenin used to be a German spy, because in such an obvious situation, Comrade Lenin made an unconditional peace without hitting the German emperor, and the secret agreement of non-aggression between the Soviet Union and Germany, of course, these It's just that there is no evidence that someone YY came out), so the author thought, ancient and modern China and foreign countries, it seems that no dynasty really perished because of corruption, it is a pity that the author only dares to attribute the subjugation of the country to the head of the faint-hearted ruler and the traitor, I don't know if it is This is because East Asians all write this way of thinking that the subjugation of the country is attributed to the foolish monarch, bewitching princess, traitor
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