I Am a Wise King

As the emperor and his ministers, Wei Zhongxian can kill him or not. The key is not to destroy Dongchang or Jinyiwei.

The problem in the late Ming Dynasty is not that overthrowing one party and supporting another party can solve the fundamental contradictions in the entire society. Even if Chongzhen established an imperial party and gained the support of most courtiers, would the problems faced by Chongzhen be solved? The problem in the late Ming Dynasty was that the system had fallen behind and could no longer cope with the development of society. The backward tax policy prevents the national finance from meeting military expenditure, clan expenditure, and administrative expenditure. The backward guard system cannot provide enough military expenditures and sufficient sources of troops. The Ming Dynasty had a population of 100 million, and the Jin soldiers could only mobilize hundreds of thousands of troops after each resistance. On the other hand, the Hou Jin Dynasty had a total population of only 500,000, but it could mobilize 100,000 elite troops. It can be seen that the organizational and mobilization capabilities of the Ming Dynasty were very backward. These were all institutional problems. Yang Guang could mobilize one million troops at a time to conquer Liaodong. If the Ming Dynasty had half the organizational capabilities of the Sui and Tang Dynasties and could organize a million troops to conquer Liaodong at one time (the population of the Ming Dynasty was twice that of the Sui and Tang Dynasties), I am afraid that Hou Jin would have been wiped out long ago. Therefore, the political disputes in the Ming Dynasty are actually superficial phenomena, and the backward system is the fundamental problem.

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Mingjun, yes, the king of the Ming Dynasty😂

It's nothing to kill Wei Zhongxian. I hope to support the new dog immediately and balance with the civil servants.

In the entire Ming Dynasty, except for Chongzhen, there was no faint emperor at all. Chongzhen's biggest failure was to kill Wei Zhongxian. He had no idea what Wei Zhongxian represented. If you kill Wei Zhongxian, which eunuch would dare to be your sword? That was a tough job with the civil service group. Didn't he know that he would definitely be liquidated after his death? He must have known it, but he still did it, and he would be killed. If Chongzhen was not stupid, he must have a cold nature. Throughout the Chongzhen Dynasty, no eunuchs stood up to help him beat him. He went into battle in person, and then was treated like a monkey. Don't talk about martial arts. Martial arts can still be used, and there is nothing wrong with civil servants. He was tricked to death by the civil service group as early as in Tumubao. Why was Yu Qian liquidated? Because he benefited the most from the Tumubao Incident, and history says he was a loyal minister. Does that mean he must be a loyal minister?