Go Back to the Ming Dynasty to Farm

If there was someone as awesome as Shen Wansan, Zhu Yuanzhang would pay him a tax of 30 yuan. Zhu Yuanzhang's attitude towards businessmen was, "Businessmen are all people, but they are humble. I don't know the intentions of the emperor of the Han Dynasty." It can be seen from Zhu Yuanzhang's words that his views on businessmen are different from those of the previous emperors. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang not only had a There are also business-friendly policies to restrict business to a certain extent, such as stipulating that "all commercial taxes are 1 in 30 taxes, and those who take more than the tax will be considered as violating the order" and "fields and other items shall not be taxed." In addition, when Nanjing was first established as the capital, merchants were subjected to bargaining by charlatans in the city. After learning about it, Zhu Yuanzhang specially ordered people to build warehouses to preserve goods for merchants, so as to protect merchants from exploitation by charlatans. In the thirteenth year of Hongwu (1380), in order to further reduce commercial taxes, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered the abolition of 364 tax bureaus, and stipulated that "the marriages and funerals of soldiers and civilians, including boats, carriages, silk cloth, etc., Are not taxable." If there were powerful merchants like Shen Wansan, Zhu Yuanzhang would never have such an attitude towards the merchants, so Shen Wansan was not from the Ming Dynasty. This historical view is credible

I have thought about writing a novel about traveling through a house before.

I also thought he was Li Rusong's younger brother, but it is difficult to change in Saerhu because the aid to Korea wiped out the 8 or 9 thousand servants that Li Chengliang had saved through decades of empty pay, while the Jurchens in the field field had a total of 40,000 cavalry. Li Chengliang had been tolerant when he was alive because he knew that he could not do it. As for the hundreds of thousands of Ming troops, at least one third was empty, and the rest were no better than peasants without weapons. Lao Li was a ruthless man, but he really couldn't handle it. Alas The death of Nurhachi's father and grandfather should have nothing to do with Li Chengliang. Otherwise, Li Chengliang would definitely kill Nurhachi's whole family. In the end, it became one of the seven hatreds. What a injustice

Nanjing was called Jinling at that time, also known as Yingtian Mansion

When you write about a house, it might as well be a space! When it comes to having a house, at least there must be a house in front of you.

Writing about an alien race? Are you not crazy?

The emperors of the Ming Dynasty all had their own personalities, especially the emperors recorded in the history of the Ming Dynasty. The more harshly the Ming emperor was scolded by history, the more powerful the Ming emperor was, and the more ruthlessly he was praised, the more useless he became. The number one useless emperor was Zhu Zhanji, and he died inexplicably before he reached 30.

Li Chengliang has a son named Li Rubai.

Don't we have to wait until the potatoes sprout before cutting them and planting them?

Is this a eunuch? Then I will delete the book!