Great Ming: I Ascend the Throne from the Start

Zhu Qizhen is an idiot and a piece of trash. All the elite troops of about 500,000 were defeated by Zhu Qizhen in the first battle.

Your grandma, Empress Dowager Zhang Yan, Your mother, Sun Ruowei. Queen Mother! Your father Zhu Zhanji. Emperor Xuande Your grandfather, Emperor Zhu Gaochi and Hongxi, Your father's grandfather, Zhu Di, Emperor Yongle Your grandfather's grandfather, Emperor Hongwu

The introduction is wrong, isn't it? His mother shouldn't be the Queen Mother; the Queen Mother is his grandmother

Do you have any misunderstanding about the Queen Mother? Shouldn't the Emperor's mother be the Queen Mother?

Just after Zhu Zhanji died, his wife was promoted to be the Queen Mother? Don't even understand the basic relationship name? Zhu Qizhen's ascension to the throne was a legacy edict left by Xuanzong, and it took several courtiers to discuss it. What are you making trouble about?

Chapter 6: Return to Mingjun? It's funny┐ (─__─)┌If you kill three tribes when you first become emperor, then it will be good if you won't be called a tyrant by the ministers. You should be wise.

The Empress Dowager is the emperor's grandmother, and Sun Ruowei is the Empress Dowager. Don't get confused.

First of all, there is the issue of the emperor. Zhu Yuanzhang killed the heroes indiscriminately, and he already felt sorry for his ministers. Zhu Yuanzhang was illiterate, determined to rebel, and lacked the ability to govern the country. The national policies he formulated such as a country without conquest, low wages, the vassal system, and military households and craftsmen households were all harmful to the country and the people. First of all, the wages are so low that no one can continue to work. Secondly, the emperors of the Ming Dynasty killed ministers almost casually. No one would be loyal to such an emperor, so the emperor often used eunuchs. Third, few of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty had the ability to govern the country, but many were miraculous. The feudal dynasty that entered the age of firearms lost to the primitive tribes, which was a great shame and humiliation.

Ming Yingzong was a major turning point in the Ming Dynasty. Whether it was the eunuch Wang Zhen or the Tumubao Incident, it was the beginning of the decline of imperial power and the decline of military attachés and the rise of civilian officials.

Two stone bows, when fully drawn, must have been drawn with the feet, or Liu Bei was reincarnated, with his hands above his knees.