Seeking No Survival at the End of the Ming Dynasty

There must be too much spirit from the Zhu family in this comment. A group of people are crazy about Li Zicheng. Li Zicheng rebelled because he had nothing to do. The only thing that could save the Han people at the end of the Ming Dynasty was the peasant army. And some people said that the Ming Dynasty was better than the invading army? The late Ming Dynasty was the peak of internal strife between TM and the TM was better than the Chuang army. Is it really a joke that when King Chuang came and refused to pay for food? The entire Southern Ming Dynasty, except for the King of Tang and King of Lu, was a rotten fish. Shi Kefa and the Donglin Party could not govern the country with internal fighting. King Fu and King Lu were rubbish among the rubbish. No matter how rubbish the peasant army was, they still insisted on resisting the Manchus until death. Without Sun Kewang and Li Dingguo, Nan Ming would have died early. After the death of Li Zicheng, he broke into the army and formed the Kuidong Thirteen Family to insist on resisting the Qing Dynasty. Can this group of Zhu family members with spirit go read a book? Chongzhen is half of the blame for the chaos in the Southern Ming Dynasty. I just couldn't stand reading "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty" so I looked for some historical novels to read.

Countless people tried their best to save the life of a dynasty that was so bad that it couldn't get any worse. In spirit, would the Zhu family say good things to the rebellious peasants? No, they said that in "History of the Ming Dynasty" the Manchus maliciously distorted the facts to smear the Ming Dynasty, and at the same time they firmly believed in the historical data of the Qing Dynasty against the peasant army. Did the Qing Dynasty have too little distorted history? Go and read the manuscripts of Qing history written by Manchu and see how evil they are. All the peasant uprisings recorded are all called bandits, rebels, bandits, and thieves. There is not a single good word. This fully exposes the reactionary thinking of the scholar-officials who wrote the history of the dynasty. It is wrong to rebel, and you are not allowed to rebel even if you are forced to death.

Finally, I no longer praise Mo Ming's bad feet, and there are some innovations on top of this. Already invested, good luck with the signing and good luck with the completion

Li Zicheng was exaggerated by the author, so high that he became a white lotus, which aroused the disgust of some people. It was just a relatively bad era.

The data in this book is a bit bleak. I wonder where you found this book? I wonder if there is any way. Can you help promote this book?

What kind of hidden dragon is Li Zicheng? He is just a first-class bandit with the same virtues as Huang Chao. He has been fighting for more than ten years and has no experience. He can never change.

Some celebrities gnashed their teeth when they saw the so-called "rogue bandits". Who allowed you to break into Beijing and force Chongzhen to death? This is what the scholar-bureaucrats in the late Ming Dynasty thought. They did not reflect on themselves and blamed the Ming Dynasty's demise on the bandits. "If you don't starve in peace, you will imitate the mantis." - Why don't you just starve to death at home? If you don't rebel against me, won't the Ming Dynasty survive forever? ——How shameless and cold-blooded this is! The demise of the Ming Dynasty was its own fault, the result of the rulers' unscrupulous oppression of the people. If you don't even have this awareness, how can you be called an objective star?

The Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty vigorously discredited the rebels from the standpoint of imperial power. The opening of water jars from the Yellow River breach was all done by officials of the Ming Dynasty. In order to beautify the Ming Dynasty emperors, the Qing Dynasty's revision of Ming Dynasty history went to great lengths and compiled many words to praise the Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty emperors. The words Mingfen said in praise of the Ming emperor and the Ming Dynasty were all compiled by the Qing Dynasty's revision of the Ming History.

Come on, there were very few peasant armies in Wenzhan in the late Ming Dynasty, and it was even rarer to have detailed textual research.

Those who overthrew the Ming Dynasty were peasants who had no food to eat, and those who resisted the Manchus and shed the last drop of blood for the Ming Dynasty were also peasants (Li Dingguo, Li Laiheng). For just one thing, these unknown heroes should always be remembered - Reposted from a netizen at Station B