The Imperial Ming Crown Prince's Heir

When writing history, don't talk about textual research, at least you can't make basic mistakes It would be extremely outrageous for the second and third children to be subordinated to Li Shufei. This view comes from the Nanjing Taichang Chronicles of the Jiajing period. This book says that the imperial tombs in Nanjing say that from Zhu Biao to Zhu Di, none of them were born to Empress Ma. Zhu Biao's biological mother was not Concubine Li Shu, the second and third children were also born to Concubine Li Shu, and the fourth and fifth children were born to Concubine Gong. Isn't this just nonsense? What's even more ridiculous is that this book can't be found. The matter was recorded in the notes of a scholar in the mid-Qing Dynasty. It said that according to Qian Qianyi's notes, Qian Qianyi had read the book Nanjing Taichangzhi and went to the Nanjing Imperial Tomb to conduct research and found that Concubine Gong was on the right of Queen Ma and Concubine Li on the left. So I thought this book was valuable to record. Now the Nanjing Taichangzhi cannot be found, and no one has seen Qian Qianyi's notes. The original source material is only the Manchu Qing Dynasty Unofficial History Notes or two legends. Through the Internet, it has been sold four times. How can anyone believe such an outrageous view of three or four selling? The preceding is a theoretical logic error. Realistic logic further proves that this book is nonsense. Li Shufei's father Li Jie was born in 1331, and Li Jie did not defect to Zhu Yuanzhang until he was twenty-six years old in 1357. Zhu Biao was born in 1355 and Zhu Shuang was born in 1356. When the King of Qin was only one year younger than Zhu Biao, how did Concubine Li Shu manage to take refuge with Zhu Yuanzhang a year after Zhu Shuang was born? How to make Zhu Shuang give birth to Li Shufei? Unless all the following conditions are met 1. Li Jie gave birth to a daughter at the age of twelve 2. The daughter was separated from her father and was forcibly taken away by Zhu Yuanzhang at the age of ten 3. Zhu Biao was born at the age of eleven 4. Seeing that his grandson was Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son, Li Jie decided to join Zhu Yuanzhang and become a minor official as a national warrior Is this simply nonsense? It's even more ridiculous that Zhu Di's mother is Korean. A North Korean with clairvoyance knew that Zhu Yuanzhang would be emperor in the future, so she traveled all the way from North Korea to Jiangxi to marry Zhu Yuanzhang. Isn't it funny? Moreover, Zhu Di was a rebel and a rebel. You rebelled and put your mother in third place? Even if Queen Ma's ranking cannot be moved, she should still be placed in second place. Has the author really read the history of the Ming Dynasty? Or do you read a few novels and then start writing?

In my heart, and in history, Zhu Yuanzhang definitely has the ability to sit back and watch one from the other. From the fall of the Tang Dynasty, the establishment of Dashuo to the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, in the intervening hundreds of years, the Chinese nation lost the glory of the Han and Tang Dynasties, and the two Song Dynasties were not in the right position internally. They crazily squeezed the people, castrated their blood with Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism, called themselves brothers and ministers to the outside world, and gave money to women. Sadly, when the money was not enough, they used the princess to pay for the money. The princess was given to the Kingdom of Jin with a clear price. The Yuan Dynasty was divided into four classes of people. At that time, the north had been basically divided into two countries from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Zhu Yuanzhang was at the beginning, and he drove out the Tartars and restored China. Militarily, he drank horses and fished in the sea, crippled Mongolia, and recovered the sixteen states of Yanyun that had been lost for hundreds of years. Culturally, he made up for the rift between the north and the south, and unified China here. It can be said that he single-handedly saved the Chinese nation, which had been in ruins for hundreds of years, and held the Qing Dynasty with only one hand. Zhu Yuanzhang's Ming Dynasty is not inferior to that of the Han and Tang Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, there was no reconciliation, no surrender, no indemnity, the emperor guarded the country, and the king died in the country. In my opinion, his achievements are not inferior to those of the Qin Emperor Loading, I am the iron-blooded Ming Dynasty

Choosing Xu Da's daughter to execute Princess Yan for his grandson was something Zhu Yuanzhang would not do. First of all, Zhu Di is excellent in all aspects and is a son that Zhu Yuanzhang attaches great importance to. Zhu Biao would not agree. This would cause discord within the royal family and have a bad impact on the image of Zhu Yuanzhang, his son and grandson. Secondly, in the "Women's Training" compiled by Zhu Yuanzhang after he ascended the throne, he stipulated that the emperor, princes, and concubines should carefully select good family sons. It was done to prevent relatives from interfering in politics. Although most of the daughters chosen for his sons were the daughters of princes, the grandchildren were basically all the daughters of low-level military generals or civil servants. See Empress Zhu Yunwen. There is also military power. Zhu Yuanzhang has tight control over military power. Zhu Yuanzhang abdicated, this is the stuff of dreams!

Other points are fine, but I just don't understand what the author's considerations and psychology were. He had to devise a plot to arrange for his concubine to be the second daughter of the Xu family, so for some reason he had to marry his uncle's sister-in-law. Why do you want to design Princess Yan's death? What kind of hatred and resentment? Don't talk about Zhu Di rebelling in the future, you have traveled through time, and what you know has not happened yet. What are you doing? It is completely possible to design a person who is born for the direction of the plot. Moreover, it did not happen without knowing it. Wouldn't Taisun object if he knew it was against ethics? He obviously has the ability to object. Oh, sanctimonious and disgusting

In the early Ming Dynasty, I remember that the navy was not weak. It should be no problem to be the world's number one at that time.

I quit after seeing Queen Ma die of illness. I am speechless. What kind of brain circuit can create this plot? If Zhu Xiongying is not dead, how can Queen Ma be overly sad? Even if you are not in good health. How can you live for another 3-5 years without this inducement? If you force yourself to the point, you will die?

Why have you always wanted to move the capital to Beijing? I really don't understand

The author's idea is untenable. What can be solved with a push of grace? Look what Zhu Yunwen did? Two years in a row, five kings were deposed - one was killed, two were imprisoned and two were exiled. This was not to cut down the vassal but to slaughter the clan. Zhu Di was justified in rebelling. As the head of the royal family, the emperor has the obligation to arrange the lives of the kings. After arranging the vassal reduction, it is a matter of edict.

Looking at the introduction of this book, it seems that the author knows something about politics. Indeed, Zhu Yunwen was fine for ten years after he ascended the throne. He was simply deceived and corrupted by Qi and Huang. There was also Fang Xiaoru. It was really dirty for Zhu Di to kill him~ The author suggested that the author use political means to slowly reduce the vassal. Then the tax system of the Ming Dynasty was a big problem. If the finances were not good, it would be difficult to do anything. When the throne is secure and the vassals on the nine sides are no longer a threat, summon the kings to hold a vassal meeting or something, abolish the two tax laws inherited from the Tang Dynasty, and implement Zhang Juzheng's "One Whip Law", and then you can The remaining Yuan of Northern France, if King Yan uses it well, will be a great help. Tangnu Ulianghai, Ulia Sutai, Nuergan, Yili Bali can handle them all, cultural export, product dumping, being the leader and leader of Asia is quite satisfying! However, there are still big loopholes in the "one whip method". In the later stage, it will be a matter of course, and the "share every acre" will be rolled out naturally. The Ming Dynasty's population of 100 million will not be a problem at all ~

What's funny, the grandson's wife and the prince's wife are the same thing. The emperor hasn't spoken yet, but he calls the prince grandson when he's not dead? Calling him Huangsun is not bad, but some of the things he wrote are laughable.