Gu Yan, who could not find a suitable job after graduation, decided to try a historical live broadcast with the theme of the Ming Dynasty, and his live broadcast was silently and simultaneously projected to the Ming Dynasty at different points in time.
For a time, all Ming emperors broke through their defenses.
Zhu Yuanzhang: Our eldest grandson, our sister, and our Biaoer are all dead?
Zhu Biao: Is Gu, Gu, Gu all the family dead? Fourth child, you are so cruel!
Zhu Di: Brother, please listen to my explanation. Also, Gao Chi and Zhan Ji, why did you two die so quickly?
Zhu Gaochi: I died suddenly less than a year after taking the throne?
Zhu Zhanji: I died young when I was only in my thirties?
...
Chenghua Emperor Zhu Jianshen: Was I killed by the imperial doctor?
Emperor Hongzhi·Zhu Youtang: I was also cured to death by the imperial physician?
Emperor Zhengde Zhu Houzhao: I fell into the water and died?
...
Emperor Tianqi Zhu Youxiao: I also fell into the water and died?
...
The emperors of the Ming Dynasty, who were watching their unexplained death, looked at the civil and military officials and gentry, as well as the Jurchens and other barbarians outside Guanwai.
This time, they will never die in an unknown way!
Reader comments
Finally there is a book saying that Zhu Di killed all his eldest brother's children. They said before that brothers and sisters are respectful to each other, but I don't believe that Zhu Biao can see that he will not be able to succeed.
The plot drags and the pace is too slow
Finally there is a book about the good things Zhu Di did to his eldest brother's sons [Chigua]
The Jiangnan faction harmed the public and enriched private interests, monopolized the imperial examinations, monopolized officialdom, evaded taxes, and distributed taxes to other regions.
Huang Chao: Genealogy is really a good thing. It is easier to enter than to pass the test.
There are still many genealogies from the Southern Song Dynasty to New China preserved in the south, but I personally have never seen them before the Southern Song Dynasty. I looked at the genealogy of the Shang family starting from the Southern Song Dynasty, when they moved from Jinan to Jiangsu. Some of their ancestors served as marshals in the Yuan Dynasty and commanded the army to suppress the rebellion. Some of them served as officials in the Southern Song Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty. But there were no ancestors in the Republic of China and New China.
I gave it four stars and deducted one star because the author is too slow to update one chapter a day.
The content is endlessly repeated, the water injection is too serious, and the running accounts are
Doesn't anyone say how Zhu Yuanzhang died? Is it really Zhu Yuanzhang's will to download the emperor six days after his death and not let dozens of his sons see each other?
The third son Zhu Yunxi (King of Wu): was imprisoned in Fengyang and died violently. The second son Zhu Wenkun was taken out by eunuchs. He changed his surname to Wang and lived in seclusion in Laiyang. His descendants multiplied among the people and did not restore the clan status.
It's a good book. I suggest you write it from scratch. Don't repeat it so much. I see that there are so many people that I can't keep them. Most of them are because of this.
Zhu Yuanzhang played an important role in rebuilding China through the ages. For this reason, this book is worth reading. In addition, the advantages and disadvantages of sea trade to the country also directly analyzed the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty. This book is a good book that deserves criticism and praise. It is very good.
In fact, the content is very good. It would be perfect if I didn't repeat it twice. The content of this article is really very good.
Great, he was finally killed, Liu Wentai. They even refused to let the emperor die,
I give it four stars because it is too repetitive, but the analysis makes sense. It is true that civil servants are a scourge.
In fact, there are three ways to govern civil servants. First, conquer a small country in South Asia. To implement primary education, we must educate all the people. Abolish Confucianism and implement modern primary education. Only teaching useful 3-4 years is enough. Then decentralize to all walks of life.
Second, learn the practices of the Qing Dynasty and use the Eight Banners to replace civil servants. Third, use taxes to suppress literati and landlords. It only takes two or three generations to break the backbone of literati.
Thirdly, you can use hundreds of schools of thought to give quotas to each province. You must lead the capital Luoyang to suppress dissatisfaction.
Other books are Battle Royale, this book is Holocaust! Well done!
Finally there is a book saying that Zhu Di killed all his eldest brother's children. They said before that brothers and sisters are respectful to each other, but I don't believe that Zhu Biao can see that he will not be able to succeed. The plot drags and the pace is too slow
Finally there is a book about the good things Zhu Di did to his eldest brother's sons [Chigua]
The Jiangnan faction harmed the public and enriched private interests, monopolized the imperial examinations, monopolized officialdom, evaded taxes, and distributed taxes to other regions. Huang Chao: Genealogy is really a good thing. It is easier to enter than to pass the test. There are still many genealogies from the Southern Song Dynasty to New China preserved in the south, but I personally have never seen them before the Southern Song Dynasty. I looked at the genealogy of the Shang family starting from the Southern Song Dynasty, when they moved from Jinan to Jiangsu. Some of their ancestors served as marshals in the Yuan Dynasty and commanded the army to suppress the rebellion. Some of them served as officials in the Southern Song Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty. But there were no ancestors in the Republic of China and New China.
I gave it four stars and deducted one star because the author is too slow to update one chapter a day. The content is endlessly repeated, the water injection is too serious, and the running accounts are
Doesn't anyone say how Zhu Yuanzhang died? Is it really Zhu Yuanzhang's will to download the emperor six days after his death and not let dozens of his sons see each other?
The third son Zhu Yunxi (King of Wu): was imprisoned in Fengyang and died violently. The second son Zhu Wenkun was taken out by eunuchs. He changed his surname to Wang and lived in seclusion in Laiyang. His descendants multiplied among the people and did not restore the clan status.
It's a good book. I suggest you write it from scratch. Don't repeat it so much. I see that there are so many people that I can't keep them. Most of them are because of this.
Zhu Yuanzhang played an important role in rebuilding China through the ages. For this reason, this book is worth reading. In addition, the advantages and disadvantages of sea trade to the country also directly analyzed the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty. This book is a good book that deserves criticism and praise. It is very good.
In fact, the content is very good. It would be perfect if I didn't repeat it twice. The content of this article is really very good.
Great, he was finally killed, Liu Wentai. They even refused to let the emperor die,
I give it four stars because it is too repetitive, but the analysis makes sense. It is true that civil servants are a scourge.
In fact, there are three ways to govern civil servants. First, conquer a small country in South Asia. To implement primary education, we must educate all the people. Abolish Confucianism and implement modern primary education. Only teaching useful 3-4 years is enough. Then decentralize to all walks of life. Second, learn the practices of the Qing Dynasty and use the Eight Banners to replace civil servants. Third, use taxes to suppress literati and landlords. It only takes two or three generations to break the backbone of literati. Thirdly, you can use hundreds of schools of thought to give quotas to each province. You must lead the capital Luoyang to suppress dissatisfaction.
Other books are Battle Royale, this book is Holocaust! Well done!
Great explanation! 👍
As a northerner, I support this article
I'm from Fujian, trembling