Great Ming: From the Start, I Confiscate the Eight Great Locust Merchants' Estates

Chongzhen City is already in turmoil. It's unrealistic for you to attack the eight major merchants when you come up.

Let alone copying eight, I probably won't be able to copy even one if I speculate. Not to mention that the dynasty is at the end of the dynasty!

Judging from the confiscation of the houses, the author looked down on the eight great imperial merchants so much that he only confiscated 5 million taels of silver from their homes, which was not as much as the head of state, Zhou Kui. At any rate, Zhou Kui also had 5.5 Million taels of silver in savings.

It's so scary to have no common sense! Ignorant! Your first step should be to restart the Dongchang Palace to cleanse the palace. Many emperors of the Ming Dynasty died in mysterious circumstances. You can't even think about this clearly and you still write a book and write it in the hammer.

Try copying it. Do you believe that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty dared to think of this? The whole north immediately rebelled. The leader of the rebels was no longer a peasant like Li Chuang, but a northern landlord noble. The peasants couldn't beat him. What else could he say?

The carpenter emperor did not dare to go to court, and was eventually assassinated by the Donglin Party, thinking that the emperor was safe.

Are you too idealistic and never consider other factors? The army at the end of the Ming Dynasty was already corrupt and decadent, and was heavily underpaid. I am afraid that half of the army of a thousand men was not available. Moreover, the emperor did not have many actual troops that he could command, so he had to rectify a group of obedient and uncorrupted troops first. Taizu said it well, political power comes from the barrel of a gun. Only by mastering military power can you be feared. At the same time, wherever trouble occurs, troops can be quickly dispatched to annihilate it. After all, during the Chongzhen period, since the death of Wei Zhongxian, the Donglin party had become the dominant family. The Carpenter Emperor supported Wei Zhongxian in his fight with the Donglin Party, but both died in mysterious circumstances. What's more, after the idiot Chongzhen succeeded to the throne, he believed Donglin's slander and had Wei Zhongxian killed. Let the Donglin Party let themselves be more free and fearless. Basically, most of the merchants and nobles are under the wings of the Donglin Party. You just let Jin Yiwei kill the eight imperial merchants so easily now. It's too fake. There is no support from the Donglin Party. They can be so bold. What's more, with such a big interest in the trend, the Donglin Party would seize such a big piece of fat. No wonder it only has five million taels of silver. One point for eight families, doesn't each family have as little as a million taels? I'm afraid most of them have fallen into the hands of the Donglin Party. What's more, if there is no obedient army, it will engage in chaos. If there were no system cheats, for such a naive time traveler, even if you were the author's own son, you would have died eight hundred times earlier. Do you really think that the Donglin Party is a bunch of sheep?? Forget it, I don't want to complain anymore…

If you don't even have control over your own palace, and you don't have a convincing army, the fate of checking Shanxi merchants will be the next one to fall into the water and drown. You don't have absolute power, and the so-called evidence is just bullshit.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was precisely because Shanxi merchants ignored national interests and pursued wealth and profits that they undermined the national policy of the Ming Dynasty and were called traitors of that era. Shanxi merchants helped the rising Manchu Qing Dynasty to a large extent and supported the Qing Dynasty's strength, and these profit-seeking businessmen became the most despised gravediggers of the Ming Dynasty. At the peak of Shanxi merchants, there were eight most famous families, known as the Eight Great Shanxi Merchants. They were also commended by the Manchu Qing Dynasty. Eight of them were awarded by the Qing court and were called the Eight Imperial Merchants. They poached the country and betrayed the country's interests, which was a relatively important factor in the final demise of the Ming Dynasty. The reason for the title of the Eight Imperial Merchants came from the fact that the Qing army had just entered the customs. Under the auspices of the regent Dorgon, the Qing Emperor Shunzhi hosted a banquet for eight merchants from Shanxi in recognition of their great help to the Manchu Qing Dynasty during the difficult period.

Without a system, it's useless to know what's going on.