Ming Dynasty Jiajing: I Am Not a Foolish King

Zhu Houcong is a bastard, and the ministers of the Ming Dynasty are even more bastards. They keep calling themselves Shilin leaders. Xu Jie's corruption is far greater than that of Yan Song. Yan Song is just Jiajing's white glove. He is obviously bad. But what about the civil servants of the Ming Dynasty? The traitors in the Anti-Japanese War all had to accept defeat. Jiajing was like a grandson when he was alive. He dared to criticize him verbally only after he died, but he had to admit his power in his heart. Jiajing regarded cultivating immortals as his main job and as the emperor's side job. In this way, he still controlled the government by remote control. Zhengde had learned from the past and did not dare to touch the military power, but he controlled Hu Zongxian by controlling Yan Song and controlled the military power by turning a few handles. Talent! In addition to the founding emperors, one of the few emperors with real power in the Ming Dynasty, the faint emperor? Hahaha!

It is clear that except for Hongwu and Yongle, the more diligent the government is, the sooner they die, but it is the two otakus who have lived for more than 40 years, which is very confusing.

Emperor Jiajing's balancing skills were very powerful. The muddy water of the Yellow River and the clear water of the Yangtze River were both used to raise children.

First of all, Yan Song relied on Emperor Jiajing and would not harm Jiajing, and secondly. Forget it, the author won't listen anyway.

Jiajing still needs to cheat. He is just smart and doesn't follow the right path. He only cares about cultivating himself and doesn't care about the flood of goods after his death.

Traveling through time and becoming Emperor Jiajing, without inheriting Jiajing's IQ, even if he cheats, whether he can survive three episodes is still a question 🤫

Be an emperor, be able to see loyalty, and let it go if there is a threat. After a long time and more than 20 chapters, a Taoist priest died. The queen loses 60 points of loyalty. First, she is not under house arrest, and second, she doesn't let people watch her. And she still lets it go without hesitation. You are really big-hearted.

Although Yan Song was a treacherous minister, it did not mean that he was not a loyal minister. He was devoted to Jiajing. Most of Yan Song's infamy was blamed on Jiajing. 50 loyalty is too much, not 100, at least 90. Treacherous ministers and loyal ministers do not conflict, together they are Yan Song.

. . . . I don't know what history is. Just say that Emperor Jiajing was dragged down by civil and military nobles in Beijing and ascended the throne in Beijing when he was a teenager. If he wasn't awesome, it would be Liu Xie, the emperor of the Han Dynasty! Where did each of them get the courage to do better than others! Do you really think that those civil and military nobles are vegetarians? Wu Zong died inexplicably, and a teenager is just a puppet.

Can the author write carefully? Have you ever forgotten what you wrote? The first chapter talks about Pig's Feet graduating with a master's degree, and the second chapter talks about graduating with a doctorate. In the fifth chapter, Long Dayou, the governor of Datong, beheaded him in public, and then in the sixth chapter, he was ordered to be interrogated by the imperial guards.

Bring Tang Shunzhi back to serve as the censor of Qiandu, rectify the military equipment, improve the reporting of duty at border posts, repair of border walls, training of troops in various places, in addition to the ability to deal with emergencies, support military supplies, and patrol patrols. In this way, it is under unified control and instructions are compliant. A duel is feasible, after all, it was this person who secretly pacified the Japanese pirates, dedicated himself to serving the country, and trained Qi Jiguang. Such great talents can definitely be appointed as ministers of the Ministry of War or above. Also, tell him to eat more oranges to avoid death from septicemia.

Except for the first few emperors of the Ming Dynasty, none of the later emperors really controlled the palace. So if you want the emperor to die, the emperor must die. There are many ways

In terms of intelligence, Emperor Jiajing is definitely at the forefront among ancient Chinese emperors. But it's not used in the right way.

Is there an outline? After reading more than 20 chapters, the more I read, the more I can't stand it. It is an acceptable setting to write an imaginary history with a system that can see loyalty. However, the wording and sentences in many parts of the article are too colloquial. When describing a pavilion elder, it feels a bit naive to me, like a farmer thinking about the golden hoe used by the emperor to hoe the ground. Please keep writing, the author.

Jiajing was a very powerful emperor. He took over the throne when there was internal and external troubles, and he was called ZTE when he died. What else do you want?

Jiajing was afraid of Yan Song, so he wanted to protect Xia Yan at all costs. . . What kind of weird author is this?

Haha, time travel itself is cheating with its own cheats. If everyone still feels that it is not enough, then the system will be online to have enough confidence to survive. To be fair, if modern people traveled back to ancient times, let alone playing palace politics, they would probably not be able to guarantee their basic life.

During the Jiajing period, the Ming Dynasty was brought back to normal. During the reign of Emperor Wu Zong, the number of refugees in the Ming Dynasty had reached 6 million, causing peasant riots to follow one after another. In the ninth year of Jiajing, an inventory of the fields occupied by the emperor's relatives, military generals, nobles, and civil servants began. 57,400 Hectares were found near Jingcheng alone. This is 5.74 Million acres of farmland, which can accommodate 200,000 refugee households. It was also during the Jiajing period that the "Regulations on Suspensions and Vassals" and "Regulations on Preferences and Exemptions" were promulgated. The former is aimed at the feudal king, and the latter is aimed at the clan. According to the "Regulations on Preferential Exemptions and Exemptions", officials of the first rank are exempted from grain for twenty dan, and officials of the first rank are exempted from grain for twenty dan. No matter how many fields an official owns, a first-grade official can be exempted from up to twenty shi of grain, and a family can be exempted from up to twenty dan of labor service. This caused many officials to be dissatisfied with Emperor Jiajing. On his way back to his hometown in Huguang for a southern tour, he caught fire three times. It was Lu Bing who carried Emperor Jiajing out, otherwise Emperor Jiajing would have been burned to death in the fire. These officials refused to save him and even made sarcastic remarks. They said that Jiajing was a Huodexingjun and would not be burned, so he would not let others save him. During the southern tour, the palace caught fire three times. It is not justified if someone did not set the fire deliberately. The Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou covers an area of ​​200 acres. Wang Xianchen was promoted to Jinshi in the sixth year of Hongzhi's reign. It is estimated that the construction of these 200 acres of gardens would cost at least tens of millions of taels of silver. Yu Garden, Tan Garden, Humble Administrator's Garden, Liuyuan Garden, Wufeng Garden, Huiyin Garden and so on. The Old Summer Palace and the Summer Palace were built by the Qing Dynasty. The scholar-bureaucrats of the Ming Dynasty built gardens at their own homes and did not allow the emperor to build gardens. Emperor Jiajing kept talking about building three major palaces During the Jiajing year, he could not sail to the Western Sea because of the strong obstruction by civil servants, but the maritime ban could still bring a lot of financial revenue. One sentence: "The military treasury, half of it is taken from the market." (Gu Yanwu's "Book of Benefits and Diseases of Counties and Countries in the World") is enough to explain the financial revenue obtained from the maritime ban at that time. After the opening of the sea, smuggling was legalized, and the taxation was just a matter of money. The emperor paid 10,000 to 30,000 taels to send to the emperor. In fact, the policy of opening the sea only enriched the local wealthy people, and the country did not get the benefits of the sea opening. Jiajing used Gui Calyx to implement a whip method to control the Weaving Bureau to make money, used Hu Zongxian, Qi Jiguang, and Yu Dayouqing to pay Japanese pirates and clean up the sea routes, and used Yan Song to collect They discussed taxes [commercial taxes] and promoted Taoism to attack Confucian civil servants. The civil servant group tried several times to kill Jiajing. The palace maids strangled him and set fire to him. Jiajing was lucky and his trusted aides came to save his life, so he survived. Hu Zongxian killed Xu Hai and Wang Zhi. These people were dogs raised by the gentry. Hu Zongxian was also killed because of this. Hu Butang was dedicated to the Ming Dynasty and was killed by the Donglin Party in prison! Nanny brothers Lu Bing and Jiajing grew up playing together. Xu Shen was personally promoted by Jiajing and was Jiajing's confidant. During the palace fire and the Renyin Incident, no one else saved Jiajing, so it was all his cronies who came to save lives. One time Jiajing fell into a coma in a fire, and no one went to save Jiajing. If his brother Lu Bing hadn't rushed into the fire and carried Jiajing away, Jiajing would have died. Later, Jiajing changed rooms to sleep every day, but could not escape, and was almost strangled to death by the palace maid sent by Queen Fang. He was saved by the imperial doctor Xu Shen, who was promoted by Jiajing himself. This time Jiajing did not dare to live in the Forbidden City and went to Xiyuan. Later, Jiajing burned Queen Fang to death, and publicly beheaded the chief minister Xia Yan, and then it stopped for a while. Zhu Houcong was grateful to Xu Shen and gave him a generous gift as the crown prince's Taibao and the Minister of Rites. However, not long after, the gentleman became ill and said: "I can't get up anymore. The palace has changed, and I will die if my own medicine is not effective. Therefore, I am frightened and palpitated, which cannot be cured by medicine and stone." He died. Xu Shen is dead. Died of shock. Xu Shen, the imperial doctor who saved Emperor Jiajing, died of shock a few months later. It was outrageous. It is seriously suspected that he died in revenge of the group that wanted Jiajing's death Xu Shen also died a few months later because he saved Jiajing's life. He was euphemistically called suffering from excessive shock! Will the miracle doctor who can revive the dead be scared to death? Which imperial physician from Hongwu to Zhengde was scared to death? The history maker really never misses any opportunity to win over Jiajing! Compare: Xiaozong Hongzhi did not have any bad habits, he went to bed early and got up early and died in his thirties; Zhengde, who was in excellent health and could chase death and ride thousands of miles to the north, died in his thirties; Jiajing took heavy metal pills every day, had various bad habits, and lived to be sixty. What is the reason~; The reason is that the Jiajing Rebellion Group destroyed Tai Hospital, and not just once, completely eliminating the possibility of drug assassination; However, the assassination did not stop; it is just that the method has changed, and Jiajing will make it clear when it is not possible; First, there was a fire in the palace, but no one saved it. Fortunately, there was Lu Bing; then there was the palace maid, who fortunately could not tie knots, and one of her own people rebelled; I don't know about the others that were not recorded in the history books, but they were probably indispensable Lu Bing knew that he was on the side of Jiajing. After Jiajing's death, the civil servants would inevitably take revenge on his family. In his later years, he befriended Zhang Juzheng and married a civil servant to avoid being exterminated by the civil servants. In the 29th year of Jiajing, the Tatars besieged the capital. It was these Shanxi merchants and the general soldiers, governors and governors of Shanxi, Shaanxi and Xuanfu who let in. Why did they send Anda to Beijing? Because Jiajing closed border trade, once these places were closed, there was no way for money to come in. Since the Tang Dynasty, the Silk Road has declined. Outside Jiayuguan Pass, there is desert. Datong, Shanxi, and Xuanfu are the gateways to trade with the west. There are no iron pots on the grassland. I answer that so many armored cavalry are sold in these places. Salt, iron, tea, firearms, and Franconian artillery can all be traded. Jiajing closed these openings and cut off their financial resources. These people had no choice but to join forces with Anda and let the Mongols surround the capital once to scare Jiajing The Renyin Palace Changes. You don't understand the internal logic. You are a palace maid and you will kill the emperor? Don't you want your nine clans anymore? Guo Xun died in October of that year, and a palace coup broke out in December. The queen arrived first, saying that the emperor was dead, and then called the royal guards. Lu Binglai found that the emperor was still breathing. Then in November of the 26th year of Jiajing, the queen was burned to death, and Xia Yan was executed a few months later. The palace change was because Jiajing reduced palace expenses and reduced the salary of palace maids and concubines. Even the Taoist priests in the clan were reduced. The money saved subsidized the soldiers on the front line, so the matter of palace maids came about Wuding Marquis Guo Xun and Jiajing wanted to commute his sentence, but the civil servants disagreed. Jiajing still had no way, and finally Wu Dinghou died in prison. The military power was incomplete and he could not even protect his subordinates Zhang Cong (the founder of Yiyi whip method, Zhang Juzheng's idol) and Wudinghou Guo Xun died, as well as Jiajing's biological mother passed away. He didn't go to court (for meetings) until Jiajing, and the incident with the palace maid was just an excuse. Did Jiajing still work hard after becoming a polished commander? Jiajing's biggest problem was that he didn't work as hard as he did in his youth in his later years. Hai Rui couldn't stand the fact that Jiajing gave up on himself in his later years and wrote a letter (the content mentioned that His Majesty worked hard in his youth) hoping that Jiajing could regain his original aspirations.

Historical articles place great emphasis on logic, but the author falls short. There are often conversations in which everyone speaks in the same tone. It's very dramatic, and the character design can't stand up at all.

Slave, master... I suggest you revise it so that it's not that this name didn't exist in the Ming Dynasty, but that the details make it easier for readers to put into the situation. And because of the Qing palace drama, this kind of name is almost tied to the Qing Dynasty...😠