Great Ming: From the Start, I Take Zhu Di to Conquer the Chongzhen Scenario

Chongzhen loves the people? Adding noise and tax is called love and care,

There were typesetters in the Ming Dynasty. You can tell which generation you are from just by looking at the name. Chapter 2 Li Zicheng said Zhu Youjian's name, but no one knew he was a descendant of Zhu Di. Just outrageous.

You shouldn't have forgotten Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of the Ming Dynasty, right?

Zhu Di had the ability to become a separatist force in the late Ming Dynasty, but it would be difficult to conquer the world. In history, there are two emperors who we modern people regard as positive images. They were both known as militaristic in ancient times. One was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the other was Zhu Di. During the periods of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty Liu Bingji and Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty, They fought no less wars than Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Zhu Di, but they were not called militaristic. In the final analysis, Emperor Xuan and Emperor Taizong became richer the more they fought, and the people's livelihood was better during the war. Needless to say, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the more war he fought. The poorer the country was, but at least it was effective, and Zhu Di, not only strained the internal finances of the court, but also had no actual results in the five external expeditions to Mobei. He mobilized hundreds of thousands of troops and logistics and civilians to attack the plains, and the result was that the original tribes were reduced. Tens of thousands of people, seeing that Zhu Di had so many people, just drove away. When Zhu Di left, they came back. Zhu Di's five expeditions to Mobei were the first to achieve results. The rest were a waste of people and money without any actual results. So in terms of personally leading troops, Zhu Di is worse than Zhu Yuanzhang, but from a strategic perspective, Zhu Di is not as good as Zhu Yuanzhang. At least Zhu Yuanzhang will not launch the same war multiple times without any actual gains.

This dialogue is really dialogue, so damn white.

Leave your names behind, LSPs!

The book is in the early years of Hongwu, and Zhu Biao's eldest son was born in the seventh year of Hongwu. Even if Zhu Yuanzhang arranged the names for his descendants, he did so only after the princess was pregnant or after Zhu Biao got married. Zhu Biao was married in the fourth year of Hongwu. For the first time in the book, when Zhu Di traveled back in time and heard the name, he didn't know that there was nothing wrong with his descendants.

An emperor who was harmed to death by the Donglin Party actually believed the words of the historian. It's nonsense. I dare to say that except for Zhu Qizhen, all the emperors of the dynasty were hacked, especially a few strange emperors who died.

Let's take Zhu Youjian's story as an example. The book is set in the early Ming Dynasty, and Lao Zhu typed for future generations. How many years was it in Hongwu? According to the Ancestral Instructions, it was written in the sixth year of Hongwu, the eighth year of Hongwu, and the ninth year of Hongwu. Zhu Yuanzhang revised it twice and renamed it Huangming Ancestral Instructions. Among them, Etiquette 20 and 21 clarify the seniority of the prince and the kings. There are also novels that everyone can read comfortably and have fun with. Is it more realistic? Come, welcome in private. Don't use your little understanding to embarrass me. I'm really convinced. I really thought you knew a lot?

Speaking of the great plague in the capital in the last years of Chongzhen, don't forget that the capital was plagued by plague at that time. If an army of 300,000 entered, they wouldn't be afraid of death.