
Emperor of the Ming Dynasty
移明皇帝
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The author was deceived by the Qing editor's explicit instructions! And Wei Zhongxian, an eunuch, is making a fool of himself?
Zhu Youjian has a child. Wei Zhongxian can laugh to death. The Ming Dynasty did not have the power of descendants, and the emperor could only rely on eunuchs to fight against civil servants. If there was a little emperor, Wei Zhengxian could still work for 20 years.
Tianqi has a son, but Chongzhen cannot be the emperor
I gave up after reading the first chapter. The historical background information of this author is only at the level of street stalls. The Ming Dynasty emperor's succession system was based on the eldest son. If there is no direct descendant, the eldest son will be established. If there is no eldest son, the younger son will be established. It is absolutely clear. According to the logic in your book, Wanli really complained that he had been arguing with his ministers for 15 years, but still could not appoint his biological son Zhu Changxun as the heir apparent. Now Wei Zhongxian has passed the throne alone. Admire, admire!
Ming Dynasty means there is no money. Why is there no money because it cannot collect taxes? In addition to compulsorily collecting some taxes from the poor people, as long as the mining tax, inspection tax and other commercial taxes are collected, the Donglin Party will come up and cry out for the people to fight for profits. In fact, these Donglin Party also have these industries or have connections. As a result, the taxes on the poor will become heavier and heavier, and the rich will get richer. In the end, those who have no food can only rebel! The majority of the Donglin Party is a scourge. If they don't do anything, they will only fight for power and gain, and become corrupt! There is no country in my heart
Foreshadowing the Confucius family, I did so much blurry processing of the final result, it's just ridiculous. I might as well not write it, either do it or not do it at all. I have done a lot of previous articles and then come up with a heavy example. It is simply unappetizing and extremely disgusting. In a mansion like Kong Laoer's, there is no one who shouldn't be killed except for the servants. He also states the formal punishment and establishes the judiciary. Basically, the main culprit is still there. The author still thinks that he is showing off. If you don't say that the judiciary is only for money, I can accept it. It's disgusting to pretend and establish it at the same time. If you don't dare to write, then don't write.
Apocalypse's son was frightened to death in the Apocalypse explosion
Is this introduction meant to be funny? Were the eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty so capable?
⬅️Although I haven't read the book, I would like to ask how powerful Wei is? Did he control the military power of the Beijing camp or the real power of the Jinyiwei? Or is it the financial power of the Ministry of Accounts? You don't even have military power and you dare to claim that you have power? How famous was Liu Jin back then? He nominally controlled the Beijing camp, but also sent people to intervene in various places to supervise the army. How did he die? Once the nobles who hold military power join forces with civilian officials and the servants march into the city, it will be difficult to exercise any nominal power. If you say you rebel, you are rebelling. The emperor dared not deny it. The soldiers of the Ming Dynasty were generals. The Beijing Camp has been controlled by nobles for generations, and several princes have more private soldiers than the actual number of soldiers in the Beijing Camp. Will the eunuchs rebel under this system? The Jinyi Guards and the soldiers in various local guards are all hereditary. Will they agree to you changing the dynasty as a eunuch? Not to mention that Lao Wei was a smart man and never dared to offend the Xungui Group until his death. Hakka is Lao Wei's rival, and the children she gives birth to are quite emperors! Aren't you afraid of disrupting Confucian human ethics? There is also a team in Nanjing, and the civil servant group can get the vassal king to register in Nanjing at any time. Xungui dared to enter the palace at any time and beheaded Hakka, accusing her of fornicating Gong Wei. Apocalypse fell into the water because the civil servants did not want to play with the emperor and just turned over the table. Just like when Wu Zong fell into the water
Your introduction is quite interesting. How could the prince of Tianqi become a thorn in Wei Zhongxian's side? ? ? The power of the eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty is related to the trust of the emperor. Unlike other dynasties, the eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty were equivalent to the domestic slaves of the landlords and gentry. No matter how much power the eunuch had in the court, even if his power invaded the government and the opposition, he could easily be killed by the emperor's will. The role of eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty was to be an extension of the emperor's power. What the scholar-officials wanted most was to limit the imperial power. The eunuch was forced to stand on the opposite side of the scholar-officials whether he wanted to or not. One of the reasons why eunuchs cannot resist imperial power is because they are domestic slaves and others cannot help them. The second reason is that he had a hostile relationship with the scholar-officials, who were happy to see the emperor cut off his arm.
This introduction is very contradictory. It forces the thorn in your side to the throne. Isn't it funny?
If the protagonist can revitalize the Ming Dynasty, not to mention Southeast Asia, South Asia, and North Asia will not be a problem. At that time, as long as there are no problems within the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty will still be the largest empire in the world.
It's really unreliable, what the hell setting. Can't you also use the system 😭 and set it directly as Zhu Youjian's younger brother? Then it won't work if it's released outside, so whoever has to make up a son 🤐🤐
Seriously, isn't it normal to give opinions while reading novels? If he sits and looks at it and thinks it's good, he'll adopt it. If it's not good, he'll just ignore it and ignore it. Isn't that good? The novel itself is just a suggestion based on historical fiction, isn't it normal? Just don't go too far
How did Chongzhen seize the power of Wei Zhongxian? The eunuchs fought against each other. Then Chongzhen tried and found that the eunuchs were not united and took it back all of a sudden.
If the son of Tianqi does not die, there will be nothing to do with Chongzhen.
It's so cool to read, it's such a good novel
I think it would be more appropriate to change it to running.
When the founding emperor went hunting with his heroes, he entered the woods and asked the other party to kill him. Everyone hurriedly kowtowed  History Secret Agent 3 years ago · Creator in the field of high-quality history Follow In ancient China, the founding emperor could not avoid the moral violation of killing heroes. For example, Liu Bang killed Han Xin, Peng Yue and others who had helped him expand his territory and had experienced hundreds of battles. Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, also started from scratch and followed the rebel army from the grassroots to the emperor. However, he still used various reasons to kill many heroes, such as Lan Yu, Hu Weiyong and others, as well as the huge organizations they were implicated in.  Liu Bang Liu Bang killed the heroes because he was afraid that he would be overshadowed by his merits, and that one day he would be unable to control the brothers who accompanied him through life and death. Zhu Yuanzhang killed the heroes because he was afraid that these heroes would be proud of themselves and their descendants would not be able to control the situation after his death. It is said that it is easy to conquer a country but difficult to defend it. When you conquer a country, you need capable people, but when you defend a country, you need obedient people. There is another founding emperor in history. This person's method of gaining power can be described as "half a dozen, half a gift". He is Zhao Kuangyin, who wears a yellow robe. Zhao Kuangyin is a lucky man. Since joining the army, he has been deeply appreciated by the old leader Chai Shizong, the former leader of the Later Zhou Dynasty. With his own efforts, his continuous accumulation of war experience, and the fact that he had experienced two generations of kings, Zhao Kuangyin established a high prestige in the army. It must be said that he is a very capable person.  Zhao Kuangyin After Chai Rong died of illness, Zhao Kuangyin and others became the pillars of the Later Zhou Dynasty. The prince was young, and Chai Rong was left alone. If not at this time, the young new emperor would sooner or later lead everyone to the ditch. So everyone gathered together and simply selected a capable person to start a new dynasty. As a result, Zhao Kuangyin was elected, Chen Qiao mutinied, and the yellow robe was added to his body. Without much bloodshed, Song Taizu picked up a dynasty in vain. Although it is a bit dishonest, after all, Chai Rong once trusted and admired Zhao Kuangyin during his lifetime. But if you think about it carefully, if you leave national affairs to a child in that era of constant war, there will be no good results. Ever since, Zhao Kuangyin suddenly changed from a general to an emperor. After the founding of the Song Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyin organized a hunting competition. In this competition, Zhao Kuangyin summoned all the military governors from all over the country to participate, which was equivalent to a gathering. Of course, those generals who participated naturally wanted to perform well in front of the new emperor. Among them, there are many old subordinates and heroes who have been with Zhao Kuangyin through life and death.  Yellow robes and body Although it is hunting, bows and arrows are not very good. In such an environment, it is difficult to ensure the safety of the emperor, so the emperor usually hunts in the paddock, and he must be protected by top-notch guards. But Zhao Kuangyin did not do this. He had one man and one horse, only bringing a bow and arrows, and went into battle lightly. The emperor and ministers gained a lot from this hunting. In the evening, they should have ended the hunting and returned to the palace to rest. But Zhao Kuangyin didn't look tired at all, as if he was in high spirits. He rode his horse into a deep mountain and old forest, and the ministers hurriedly followed him. When he reached the depths of the woods, Zhao Kuangyin suddenly stopped his horse, gathered the ministers together and said: "There is no one here. If you want to be an official, you can kill me and do it!" It means there is no one here. If anyone wants to kill me, just do it! This sudden sentence frightened these heroes. They dismounted and kowtowed like garlic, constantly expressing their loyalty and support for Zhao Kuangyin. Seeing this scene, Zhao Kuangyin nodded with satisfaction and returned to the palace with these ministers.  A glass of wine releases military power In fact, Zhao Kuangyin has always been very afraid of military generals. Judging from his own journey, he believes that it is very dangerous for military generals to hold military power. Therefore, even though these generals repeatedly stated that they would loyally follow Taizu, Zhao Kuangyin later released his military power over a glass of wine, restricting the power of the generals everywhere, turning the military attache into a complete migrant worker. This approach of Song Taizu indeed made the possibility of usurping power by generals almost zero. Even if Yue Fei trained the famous Yue Family Army, he still could not mobilize a single soldier if the court did not order it. There are thousands of ways for a dynasty to perish. Although he controlled this hidden danger on the one hand, it also turned the Song Dynasty's military power into a shortcoming. The military strength of the Song Dynasty was not weak, but in such a repressive environment, the talents of the generals could not be put to use, and the real power was mostly in the hands of some civil servants who could only talk on paper, which eventually led to the slow demise of the Song Dynasty after losing its bloody spirit!
There are so few comments. Chapter 605 and only 27 comments.
Without Nine Thousand Years, how would the military expenses of the border army come from? You must know that at the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was the Little Ice Age again, and rogue bandits swept across the country. Rely on the Donglin Party?
A big boss once said that the emperor became more stupid as the Ming Dynasty entered its later stages. Because only stupid emperors can be controlled by civil servants. You see, Wanli has not been in court for 30 years, but it is still running normally. I can only say one word about the emperor of Ming Dynasty, miserable. Especially since Jiajing.
I just said that the eunuchs of the Tang Dynasty who abolished the emperor must be fake. What did the eunuchs who relied on imperial power do to abolish the emperor?
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No data is normal. The author is writing a novel and does not pay attention to history at all? First, the emperor has a son and passes the throne to his younger brother. Is this a joke? Second, if Wei Zhongxian really had that much power, would he have been exiled obediently after receiving an imperial edict from Chongzhen? Third, did the author treat Wei Zhongxian as a completely brainless idiot? The emperor is about to die, and there are young children who cannot be supported, so why should he support Prince Fu? What logic? He is already nine thousand years old, what else can he gain from supporting Prince Fu? Is it any better than supporting a young child to take control of his own power? Fourth, as a modern person, there is Goldfinger, the only living son of the emperor, making him enemies on all sides. Does it mean that as a modern person, he is no better than Chongzhen who was cowardly and incompetent? Really a talent.
It's a good idea. Southeast Asia is a good land. If the Chinese culture is good, it will be more merit than fault if the Ming Dynasty is lost or not.