Short Video Sharing in Ancient Times, Lao Zhu Was the First to Break the Defense

The logic is good, at least it's easy to read. Everything has a cause and effect. The literature of the Ming Dynasty is relatively good-looking. It starts from vested interests and doesn't contain too much nonsense. History is written by the victors. You really shouldn't trust the surface too much. The Donglin Party of the Ming Dynasty did not have a development plan that lasted for hundreds of years. How could it become such a huge interest group when it perished in the later period. So it is too reasonable to infer what happened to Lao Zhu's family. Regarding Zhu Yuanzhang's killing method, it is strange that the civil servants did not seek a way out. This is called backlash. Lao Zhu did not dare to stand out in front of him. The gentry could secretly cultivate a literati group and control the government. To be honest, I really don't like Confucianism after the Han Dynasty. They all do bad things under the guise of Confucianism. Educational resources have been monopolized and brainwashed, and officials provided by chaebols only have profits. They are good at flag-raising and internal fighting. Good things are written by them. Natural disasters and man-made disasters are caused by the emperor's lack of morality. Therefore, it is very important to develop people's wisdom. How can the emperor and officials fight if they are smart people? Those who bribed a few harems were left alone, the civil servants were still an interest group, and the emperor was really blind. Chongzhen is like this, can't he judge loyalty and treachery? There are no checks and balances, the harem is unsafe, the Donglin Party controls the government, the nobles are not loyal to the king, the royal guards are all dead, the people suffer from natural and man-made disasters, and only the gentry has enough to eat. In the end, the demon Qing entered the pass, the army surrendered, and the gentry had to vomit out and eat everything they ate. The Manchu Qing continued to become gentry, and people would stop talking to you about Confucian principles if they could take action. The land, wealth, wives and daughters all belonged to the master. Just like the Japanese country, they all came to colonize, grab territory, grab slaves, and grab money. This is not the time for Wo Li Dou to make plans for you, so it's not easy to break up with each other. Therefore, the root causes of the disaster were laid during the period of Lao Zhu, such as the sea ban, the establishment of the Jurchen state, the Japanese state, the official assessment system, and the herdsman system.

The emperor of the Ming Dynasty did die very abnormally. You can analyze it based on political theory. Really novel. Look at history from another perspective. Interesting indeed. After all, orthodox history books are not necessarily true. They are all written by the victors.

To be honest, I recently read a novel from the early Ming Dynasty. Zhu Xiongying's death was indeed too sudden. There are so many authors who can't write any reasonable cause of death. Only two authors mentioned smallpox. Another one proposed that except Zhu Xiongying who died of smallpox, he did not have any followers. From the perspective of conspiracy theory, the finger points at Lu.

Sand Dollar Chongzhen, the Donglin Party asked him to withdraw the Jinyiwei and Dongxiangliang, so he withdrew. I wonder if these departments are the emperor's spies and minions. Chongzhen died without any regrets.

What the hell are you writing? Has the author never studied history? I've read a few chapters**. Chongzhen had civil servants killed and then hanged themselves. It's so outrageous.** He also had 16 emperors of the Ming Dynasty killed 15 of them. What you wrote is really awesome, ****

It's a very interesting book, especially the conspiracy theory written by Queen Zhang is interesting, but I have to say that it makes sense. The two emperors Renzong and Xuanzong died not long after their reign. Generally speaking, only people around them can do this.

Um, why does this content look so familiar?

Haha, most of the first few chapters are lines from novels and film and television dramas, and the Tang Dynasty inherited the rich family fortune of the Sui Dynasty. It's so funny.

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