In the Ming Dynasty, the Yuma Jian was an extremely important and powerful institution among the twenty-four eunuch yamen. At first, it was mainly responsible for matters such as raising horses, but as time went by, its functions gradually expanded to include military, financial and other fields, and to a certain extent, it was able to intervene in government affairs through the emperor. The establishment process of the Yumajian went through the differentiation from the Inner Envoy Prison to the Yumasi, and was finally officially renamed the Yumajian in the 17th year of Hongwu, and was established as an important institution in the central political system in the 28th year of Hongwu. The Royal Horse Supervisor is not only responsible for the management of the royal stable horses, but also commands the imperial army, such as the Four Guards, and is in charge of military talismans and fire cards and other military functions. In addition, the Royal Horse Supervisor is also responsible for supervising the three major battalions of the Beijing Army, including the Beijing Camp, the Sitting Camp and the Gun Camp, which are the main forces of the Beijing Forbidden Army. It is worth noting that the eunuchs of Yumajian also participated in the military operations of the Ming Dynasty, such as accompanying the emperor on expeditions and in charge of military talismans and fire tablets. After the Civil War, the Imperial Guards led by Yuma Jian played an important role in resisting foreign enemies. With the emergence of the emperor's neglect of government in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the Royal Horse Prison became a tool for the emperor to make money, and brought a large amount of income to the royal family through the management of pastures, pastures, imperial villages and imperial stores. In the Qing Dynasty, the Royal Horse Prison was also established, but in the 18th year of Shunzhi it was renamed Adun Yamen. In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, due to the expansion of its functions, the Yuma Jian became an important yamen with military and financial power in the inner court. Its status was comparable to that of the Si Li Jian, which was an epitome of the development of centralization of authoritarianism in the Ming Dynasty.
In the Ming Dynasty, the Yuma Jian was an extremely important and powerful institution among the twenty-four eunuch yamen. At first, it was mainly responsible for matters such as raising horses, but as time went by, its functions gradually expanded to include military, financial and other fields, and to a certain extent, it was able to intervene in government affairs through the emperor. The establishment process of the Yumajian went through the differentiation from the Inner Envoy Prison to the Yumasi. It was finally officially renamed the Yumajian in the 17th year of Hongwu, and was established as an important institution in the central political system in the 28th year of Hongwu. The Royal Horse Supervisor is not only responsible for the management of the royal stable horses, but also commands the imperial army, such as the Four Guards, and is in charge of military talismans and fire cards and other military functions. In addition, the Royal Horse Supervisor is also responsible for supervising the three major battalions of the Beijing Army, including the Beijing Camp, the Sitting Camp and the Gun Camp, which are the main forces of the Beijing Forbidden Army. It is worth noting that the eunuchs of Yumajian also participated in the military operations of the Ming Dynasty, such as accompanying the emperor on expeditions and in charge of military talismans and fire tablets. After the Civil War, the Imperial Guards led by Yuma Jian played an important role in resisting foreign enemies. With the emergence of the emperor's neglect of government in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the Royal Horse Prison became a tool for the emperor to make money, and brought a large amount of income to the royal family through the management of pastures, pastures, imperial villages and imperial stores. In the Qing Dynasty, the Royal Horse Prison was also established, but in the 18th year of Shunzhi it was renamed Adun Yamen. In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, due to the expansion of its functions, the Yuma Jian became an important yamen with military and financial power in the inner court. Its status was comparable to that of the Si Li Jian, which was an epitome of the development of centralization of authoritarianism in the Ming Dynasty.
I remember that a rich man once published a book, in which a page stated where the inheritance certificate was hidden. Whoever finds this certificate can inherit his inheritance. This book had been published for many years, but no one had read it carefully until a young man read it and finally inherited the inheritance. You can search for "The Ups and Downs of the Stock Market" and read it carefully, you will be pleasantly surprised. Whoever leaves a message, comments and recommendations, I will send you a red envelope! . ?
Although it is a new book, it is an absolutely hard-core business war and is so professional in law, business and capital operations that it can be used as a textbook (absolutely not kidding)
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