I Never Wanted a Marquisate in the Late Ming, but Was Forced to Become a Warlord
明末封侯非我意被逼当军阀
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I would like to report: Your Majesty Fu Wei, the dragon flies ninety-five, and the cauldron determines the four directions. The title of the country has not yet been established, but the people are eager to raise their heads. I would like to discuss it again, but Your Majesty will pay attention to it. Taking "Qian" as the nickname has three meanings: One day, he accepted the order from heaven. "Yi" says: "It is great that during the Qian Yuan Dynasty, all things began to dominate the sky." Qian is the sky, the king is the king. Taking "Qian" as the title is just in line with His Majesty's command of heaven and the movement of the sky, just like the sun and the moon and the sky and the rivers and the earth. The second is to strive for self-improvement. "" Says: "Heaven moves vigorously, and a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement." The road is strong and never slackens. Taking "Qian" as the title can show His Majesty's ambition to work hard and work hard to govern, and show the masculine and enterprising spirit of all the people. The third is to rule the eight wastelands. "Shuo Gua" says: "Qian is the sky, so it is called father." It also says: "Qian is for the king, and Kun is for hiding." Taking "Qian" as the name, it corresponds to the way of heaven above, and controls Li Yuan below, just like the residence of Beichen with all the stars arching over it. The text is correct and the meaning is correct: The dictatorship of Qian Gang can revive the decadence of Chao Gang; Changes in the main road can open up new things for generations; Use nine in Qianyuan to bring order to the world; Working hard and being alert at night can ensure the prosperity of the foundation. Quoting from scriptures, there is clear evidence: "Poetry" says: "The destiny of upholding heaven is in Mu." - This is an unending force. "Book" says: "God bless the people, make them the king, and make them their teachers." - This is the rule of Qian. "Spring and Autumn" says: "Spring of the first year, the first month of the king's reign." - This is also the beginning of this period. "Li" says: "The sky is high and the earth is high, all things are scattered." - This is the positioning of this stem. The contrast is neat and tidy, so I would like to draw up a couplet to dedicate it to: First couplet: The beginning of the Qianyuan Dynasty, the rule of heaven and the emperor, and the eight wildernesses and salty clothes; Second line: Kunde carries things, thick soil supports the foundation, and all surnames return to their hearts. Horizontal batch: Main road Daguang It also has sonorous pronunciation and correct fonts: The word Qian comes from "", which means the light of the rising sun; from "Yi", it means the cuteness of all things. Zhao on the left, Mu on the right, Qian on the top and Kun on the bottom. In one word, heaven and earth are prepared. Moreover, "Qian" is synonymous with "Heaven", "Yuan", "Jun" and "Father", and is opposite to "Kun", "Earth", "Chen" and "Mother" as yin and yang. It is indeed a title that will never change. I think that in the previous dynasties, although there were prosperity in the Zhou, Han, Tang and Song dynasties, no one took the title "Qian". If Your Majesty establishes the name "Qian", it will inherit the tradition of Emperor Xi's painting and hexagrams, and lay the foundation for renewal in all generations, so that the world will know that Your Majesty's virtues are worthy of heaven, his achievements are worthy of the earth, his governance is ancient, and his deeds are lasting. His Majesty Fuwang accepted the foolish words and named him "Qian". Then the subjects are very lucky, the country is very lucky, and the world is very lucky! I bowed my head at the beginning and bowed again. I would like to play.
It still tastes the same, old author Roland, support me with the new book [laughs]
Still very well written. Official reform and military reform. Establish a cabinet. Prime minister. System
It's very interesting, the logic is very smooth, and the description of human nature is realistic. There's actually no traffic, so don't stop [crying]