Entering the Pass, the New Americas

Why is the core area of ​​the Ming Dynasty described as "outside the pass"? Why was the "shaving order" implemented? And why is the process of people from the Shang Dynasty being registered in the Ming Dynasty called "raising the register" instead of "registering"? The more I read, the more something seems off.

Pay attention to the title! "Entering the Pass" is not a positive term. The Northern Expedition or the Westward Advance are far better. Before entering the Pass, the Later Jin didn't call themselves barbarians, but they were in reality barbarians. The term "entering the Pass" is tantamount to admitting they were barbarians.

The book is good, with some exciting moments, and the logic is basically self-consistent. However, the number of people Jianwen brought to the Americas was too small. Even if there were 500 men and 500 women among a thousand people, it would take one or two hundred years for the pure-blooded Ming people to reach a million. I suggest that Confucianism should be further developed, as Neo-Confucianism is the political foundation of the ruling class. Finally, I request that this be featured.

Those who say that Chinese civilization is only about culture and not bloodline, keep spouting nonsense, you're just being malicious. Learn more about the Central Plains before Zhu Yuanzhang unified the north, and about a certain dynasty where Chinese clothing and pronunciation were no longer what they used to be. That's what you call "culture regardless of bloodline"—ha! Without a strong ethnic group to support it, culture is a joke, nothing more than a spiritual victory.

This was created in collaboration with the author, so please bear with it. It's rather rough; I'll make a more refined version later.

Good heavens, the "New Ming Dynasty"? Those people are so shameless! They've all fled to North America and still let your emperor ride on their heads. It wasn't enough that the Zhu family rode on the heads of the Chinese; they wanted to ride on the heads of the American people too. Did they want to bind their feet and use the eight-legged essay for the civil service exam? Is the Ming Dynasty really worth all this nostalgia?

I have no interest in performing a soul-summoning ritual for the Zhu family.

Name; Temple Name; Posthumous Name; Reign Title Zhu Yuanzhang (1328-1398), the Hongwu Emperor, was the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Biao (1355-1392) Zhu Yunwen (1377~?), Emperor Huizong of Ming, Emperor Jianwen Zhu Wenjian (??) - A background character who never appeared on screen. Zhu Zunming(?~?) Emperor Chengzuwen of Ming Dynasty Zhu Zurun (?-1508), Emperor Wenzong of Ming

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Although the Qing Dynasty was terrible, its system and the degree of control it exerted were nothing short of a miracle.