Emperor Wanli, the Ancestor of the Ming Dynasty

Name: Emperor Wanli, the Ancestor of the Ming Dynasty
Author: It's Hard To Get Rid Of A Long Gown

by It's Hard To Get Rid Of A Long Gown

ongoing History Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Male Lead

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69Kwords31chapters

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Ch. 31 — The Emperor Dies and Ministers Listen to the Edict

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About This Novel

In 1572 of the Ming Dynasty, Mu Zongtuogu, the ten-year-old prince Zhu Yijun ascended the throne. In 1572 of the Ming Dynasty, Gao Gong, the chief minister, advocated the abolition of the Supervisor of Ceremonies in order to allow the cabinet to monopolize power; Feng Bao, the eunuch of the Supervisor of Ceremonies, privately changed the late emperor's edict and legally interfered in the government affairs in the name of "accepting orders"; Zhang Juzheng submitted "Chen Liu Shi Shu" to lay the program for future reforms. In 1572, during the Ming Dynasty, when Gao Gong was at the peak of his power, he asked the ten-year-old emperor "how to govern the world"; Feng Bao stood in front of the palace as a servant of the emperor and accepted the worship of hundreds of officials; Zhang Juzheng set about repairing the damage of the Ming Dynasty. At this time, there were only ten years left before his family was confiscated and his family was exterminated. In 1572 of the Ming Dynasty, although potatoes had been introduced to China, potato seeds and planting techniques were strictly blocked by the Jiashu Department and were strictly prohibited from being spread outside the country as "royal secrets." In 1572 of the Ming Dynasty, the smuggling network under water transportation was deeply rooted, and the gentry in the south of the Yangtze River used this to avoid taxes and become rich; in the Mongolian mutual trade that had just been liberalized, Shanxi and Shanxi merchants took the opportunity to smuggle ironware and accumulate huge sums of money. In contrast, the annual income of the imperial court in Taicang was less than two million taels, and its finances were deteriorating, completely falling into a situation where it could not make ends meet. --So, in the face of such a crisis, how did Zhang Juzheng turn things around and forcibly extend his life for another fifty years for the Ming Dynasty? --Then, if a time traveler comes to this time point and transforms into Zhu Yijun, who is under ten years old, and wants to win over the world, how should he arrange it? Will Zhang Juzheng's ending be rewritten as a result? --If you also have regrets in your heart, you might as well take a look inside.