Great Ming: I, Zhu Yuntong, Rule the Empire as Regent
大明：我朱允熥，监国大明
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Rebellion will lead to death, no matter who it is, even Zhu Yunzhen, now the vassal king has real power, not in the late Ming Dynasty, which means that no matter who is the emperor, the second generation emperor of the Ming Dynasty will have to cut down the vassal. Now there is such a good reason, why not kill the chicken to scare the monkeys. If rebellion can end well, it is just being imprisoned, which is very different from reducing the vassal state to raise pigs. When the vassal state is removed, all the vassal kings will have to rebel. You have to know that Zhu Di was violently killed when he faced Zhu Yunxi, who was not a threat, because he was afraid that someone would use his name to cause trouble.
It is said that stereotyped writing itself is to strengthen the imperial power. Are you destroying yourself? If you want practical talents, wouldn't it be enough to increase the number of exam items? Moreover, you said that whether you can pass the stereotyped essay test well is the examiner's final decision. This has not changed even in modern times. Even the author of the article cannot analyze and understand some articles. Isn't it still the examiner's final say?
Cutting something off can only quench thirst. As long as there are emperors and kings, they will always exist. It's just about the power in their hands. When the emperor succeeds to the throne, the emperor's brother will be the new king, so either the king will be raised like a pig, or the king will be thrown outside the country to support them in fighting foreign enemies outside the country. For example, Zhu Di can be named King of Meng, and others can be named King of Fusang, King of Korea, King of Baiyue, etc. Basically, those who can rise from the border and fight back to the Central Plains are not weak. But the disadvantage is also obvious, that is, those who are not capable enough will die when they reach the fiefdom. Many years later, several of these kings who were enfeoffed in foreign lands would grow up. When the emperor of the Central Plains failed, they would move to the Central Plains driven by their ambitions. The rebel army had no chance of rivaling the vassal king rising from the border. The emperor will always be in the hands of the Zhu family, but the emperor's position is not so secure, and their descendants will continue to kill.
This matter of strengthening the walls and clearing the countryside was done during the Hongwu period. There were several uprisings, and the consequences were very serious.
The key to the flintlock gun still lies in materials science and industrialization. Material science lies in the strength of the barrel and a key component, the spring. It seems very common now, but during the founding of the Ming Dynasty, springs were not so easy to make. Industrial machine tools are also critical. At this time, the barrels are still polished manually, which is inefficient and unstable. Once the thickness is different, the service life will be damaged.
With the salary of the Ming Dynasty, as long as the benefits are in place, no matter how strong Zhu Di is, he can't threaten the protagonist. On the contrary, in the eyes of the officials, his strengths are very strong, and his personality is very similar to that of Lao Zhu. The officials who are used to the protagonist's high salary will tolerate a collateral prince who only pays a fraction of the salary given by the protagonist, a concubine.
She has been named the emperor's grandson, and that is the master of the East Palace. After having the concubine, the concubine will be the master of the harem. As for Lu, if she is in a good mood, she will be given a queen mother, and if she is in a bad mood, she will be sent away by a concubine. What else can she do?
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