When Chen Huaiyi woke up, he had transmigrated to the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty and become a censor.
Worse still, he was standing at the wedding of the fourth prince, Zhu Di.
At the time, Li Shanchang proposed enfeoffing the princes to guard the realm, and Zhu Yuanzhang readily agreed.
Looking at this familiar turning point in history, Chen Huaiyi knew that the greatest crisis awaiting the Ming dynasty began with this very decision.
The original owner, drunk and fired up, had remonstrated bluntly before the court, denouncing the dangers of enfeoffment. Citing examples from the Han and Tang dynasties, he declared that fiefdoms ruled by princes would bring the nation to ruin.
One sentence nearly got him killed by the Hongwu Emperor.
Taking control in an instant, the protagonist came up with a quick-witted response in his moment of danger:
“Your Majesty, I do not oppose enfeoffment. I simply believe that the princes should not be confined to a single corner of the realm.”
“How vast is the world? It stretches far beyond the Nine Provinces.”
“Your Majesty could send the princes overseas to establish fiefdoms, so that the light of the sun and moon over the Ming may shine across the four seas!”
From then on, the Ming dynasty took an entirely different path.
Prince of Yan Zhu Di no longer launched the Jingnan Campaign. With Yan, Liaodong, and the Korean Peninsula in his grasp, it was time to cross the strait and let the Heavenly Army of Great Yan make some friends!
The Prince of Qin guarded the Western Regions, the Prince of Ning expanded the northern frontier, and the Prince of Jin established himself as a power in the Indochinese Peninsula.
The princes who might once have sparked civil war became the sharpest weapons in the Ming dynasty’s conquest of the world.
And Chen Huaiyi, once a mere censor who nearly died for remonstrating while drunk, became the man who changed the fate of the Ming dynasty.
Author, your idea is very good. Since you have this idea, you should think deeply about it and describe how to achieve it step by step. To put it bluntly, it is how to carve up the entire Asia with various interest groups, and the mediator is the protagonist. If you fail to grasp the key points, you will fall into trouble if you just write randomly. It must be realistic and logical. As a time traveler, you have a high-latitude perspective. You know what the emperor, prince, vassal power, military generals, civil servants, landlords, wealthy businessmen, clan power, religious power, gentry power, and the people at the bottom need. In this way, you can coordinate resources and level everything. You know the evolution of historical political systems, and in the end you will become a saint by dedicating yourself to your goals. The process of differentiation, disintegration, and co-optation will be very exciting, and this is a conspiracy that cannot be resisted. As the Ming Dynasty exported the Han population, all vassal states would be subject to it. In this way, you could unify official writing, official language, legal currency, political system replication, track specifications, cultural systems, weights and measures... You are the new generation of Qin Emperor and Han Wu. @ Ge San
In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang's war fighting ability was really not that good. Only the Yuan Dynasty was in trouble. Genghis Khan, Torre, Guo Jing, Kublai Khan, etc. Only brought 400,000 Mongolians to penetrate Central Asia, Russia, and Europe. They left behind 4 great khanates. The longest khanate had a state seat of 400-500 years. Think about it, Zhu Yuanzhang took over the racecourse of the Yuan Dynasty, which could produce at least 400,000 horses, and the population was 578. 00,000 Is enough as long as the population of a dynasty is enough. According to the proportion of the Tang Dynasty, 28.5 Million is enough. To put it bluntly, the yield per mu at that time was more than that of the Tang Dynasty. To put it bluntly, just leave the land for farming. It would be easier to defeat the Yuan Dynasty. You can learn from the fighting style of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and send troops from both ends of the outer northeast and Xinjiang to directly surround the Yuan Dynasty. At that time, the people of the Yuan Dynasty were less than 5 million and they only needed to surrender.
I saw that I was going to write about the Dream of Red Mansions. Can the Dream of Red Mansions of the founding of the country be the same as the Dream of the Red Mansions of the ruined country? Isn't it true that the owner of this book shop will not turn around and send it to Tianfu Yamen? A red building with a rich family, a dream in a yellow beam, even Chongba dares to pretend to be Yuan Zhang In the ninth year of Hongwu, Beiyuan was still there, and the Jin Yiwei had to say how brave he was. There are also the two princes in the Dream of Red Mansions who are living in dreams and dying. Who in the Huaixi faction corresponds to them? Can Li Shanchang and Hu Weiyong sit still? Lin Daiyu's father was killed because he went to the south of the Yangtze River to inspect salt for the emperor. What do the literati and landlords in eastern Zhejiang who inherited the tax farming system from the Yuan Dynasty think about it. His old boss Liu Bowen is the leader of eastern Zhejiang. Why don't he just make a show and let it go? There is no way to copy the original version.
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At that time, there were not many talented people in the north to enfeoff. If you were further away in the enfeoffment, there would be even less people.