Bright Sacrifice

If you really want to understand history, read less street stall articles, less public accounts, less reading Baijia Forum... Wait for this category. Of course, it doesn't matter if you look at it. Don't look at other people's conclusions. Use the data they cited for your own research. Even if you really read history books, the same is true. Among the papers and monographs I have read, there are many that falsify original historical materials and then make fabrications out of thin air or make specious and outrageous arguments. So if you want to understand history, don't make a conclusion first, read all the historical materials, and debate history yourself, what to believe and what not to believe. Just like in my novels, there may be insufficient research and there may be some fallacies, but generally I will point them out on the spot. If you feel that you are an ordinary person and don't want to do the research, which is done by professionals, then you can just watch others express their opinions. There is absolutely no need to talk a lot. Otherwise you have no evidence and will be easily questioned. It's nonsense, whether you like it or not, that's it, good night.

I really got used to it, but it hasn't been updated, and all our money has been wasted. Isn't it just to complain about the evil point of abolishing the heir and establishing the concubine? Are you so glass-hearted?

The concubine was abolished, the concubine was pampered and the wife was destroyed. I can't understand this amazing operation. If you want to get back together, just say that the queen can't have children.

Build a first floor and enjoy daydreaming

You became a eunuch after you were done with the heat?

In fact, a loser was also a loser in ancient times! No superior IQ and political sense! Just reading a few novels is useless

Of course, natural disasters and military disasters cannot completely predict that the country will be subjugated, but the Zhengde period is really in danger. I am not alarmist, let alone deliberately slandering historical figures for the sake of food. Originally, I wanted to find the actual records directly, but they were too scattered, so I looked for the "General History of Chinese Disasters" to take a look.

Jiajing in history can be regarded as one of several bastard emperors in the Ming Dynasty. A bastard refers to someone who clearly knows that he is being immoral, but has no scruples, even if there is a flood after his death. Yan Song and Xu Jie became more greedy than the last, Qiu Luan only robbed the common people but promoted officials to nobles, the Japanese invaders were rampant, the Spanish even boasted that 20,000 people could conquer the Ming Dynasty, party disputes began to appear and became large-scale, and the border troops gradually became the servants of the generals, and they could not open their arms. The precedent of establishing a prince led to Wanli's learning (both of them believed that the two dragons would not meet) and paved the way for the struggle between the two countries. There were countless such bastard things. If he had not had a good son to wipe his ass and appointed a group of reliable people, Jiajing would have been infamy for thousands of years.

This emperor made everyone kneel down in the beginning, it's really amazing

If Jiajing could concentrate on governing the country, the Ming Dynasty would have been able to control all directions.