
The Ming Dynasty's Legitimate Heir
大明嫡子
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Zhu Yunxi's biggest weakness in taking office is Lan Yu! It is impossible for him to be the emperor with Lan Yu around. Reason: Lan Yu's disregard and disrespect for imperial power have been provoking Zhu Yuanzhang's bottom line. How crazy is Sapphire? After returning home victoriously from the expedition, the city must be opened immediately if it passes by. If anything is said, the commander in the city should be notified. If Lan Yu doesn't go his way, he will attack the city directly. Attack the city of Ming Dynasty. All emperors will be wary of this kind of behavior. Zhu Biaozhen captured Lan Yu, but he died. And if Zhu Yunxi takes over, Lan Yu will be even more arrogant! As a relative, his power will be so great that it will affect the imperial power! This was impossible for Zhu Yuanzhang to accept. If a minister dared to attack Ming Dynasty's city, and became the emperor's uncle, would the possibility of plotting to usurp the throne be less? Before Lan Yu died, Zhu Yunxi would never be able to compete with Zhu Yunwen.
Let Zhu Yunwen be dyed with flowers🌸, don't you like entertainment places? Arrange a Wanzhan player (looks like Lu Fei, opposite personality, the ultimate contrast 😏), let Yunwen experience the ultimate happiness (ethical sin can't stop), 😏😏😏😏, let him get out of hand, indulge in it, destroy the second brother's essence, and decide on his own throne
Lao Zhu attaches great importance to the eldest son inheritance system, because according to time, Lao Zhu is actually from the Yuan Dynasty. You see, the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty did not have a reasonable inheritance law, and their brains were turned to mush. For Lao Zhu, this is what happened in front of his eyes. According to the inheritance system of the eldest son (there is a direct eldest son, there is no eldest son, the father dies and the son succeeds, the elder brother succeeds the younger brother) The succession order below Zhu Yuanzhang should be like this The eldest son Zhu Biao The eldest grandson Zhu Xiongying The second son Zhu Xi (the second child), Zhu Fan (the third child), Zhu Di (the fourth child), and Zhu Ju (the fifth child), among them, the biological mother of the fourth and fifth children is questionable. Second grandsons Zhu Yunxi and Zhu Yunwen (the Lu family was rehabilitated) The eldest son of a concubine The second son of a concubine If Zhu Di's biological mother was not Queen Ma, then he should be at this level! The eldest grandson of a concubine The second grandson of a concubine There is a question here, that is whether Zhu Di's biological mother is Queen Ma. If so, it is Zhu Yuanzhang's problem. He forcibly established Zhu Yunwen as the main clan. It can be explained that Zhu Yunwen was eager to reduce the vassal. If not, then Zhu Yunwen is too stupid!
The best way for Zhu Yunxi to ascend the throne is to kill Zhu Yunwen. Zhu Yuanzhang knew that there was nothing he could do to kill Zhu Yunxi. How could he still kill him when he only had a grandson? If the military general supports it, don't worry about Zhu Di's rebellion. Civilian Zhu Yuanzhang will clean it up.
As long as Zhu Yunxi behaves normally, Zhu Yunwen will have no chance. The advantage of being the legitimate son of his original wife is too great, and it is impossible for the generals and nobles to support Zhu Yunwen.
Discussion, in fact, our land could support more than 200 million people in ancient times
When I first watched it, the protagonist promoted colonial ideas within the royal family, mentioned the land issue many times, and wanted to discuss the land issue with everyone. In ancient times, millet was the main food in the north, and then wheat. Records of the yield per mu in ancient times are very rough. In the Han Dynasty, the yield of millet per mu was 300 kilograms, while the yield of wheat was only 120 kilograms. In the south, the yield of rice per mu was basically more than 200 kilograms, and after the Song Dynasty, it could reach more than 300 kilograms. In any case, in ancient times, there were only 500 million acres of fields, and the output of staple grains was 400 million 200 kilograms. In fact, the ideal state could feed 400 million people, because in ancient times, the bottom class mostly had two meals, and they were basically sparse. Of course, grains also needed to be exchanged for salt and other items. But in ancient times, the land in the north and the south would not only be planted in one season. In the south, there were two crops of rice, and in the north, I remember it seemed to be soybeans. So this land, even during the low-yield period in ancient times, when the dynasty was in its prime, could easily support a population of 200 million without any pressure. However, because the area was too large, it was difficult for the ancient system to manage it properly, so it prospered and then declined. This is because of class antagonism, that is, the contradictory relationship between the ruling class and the ruled class. That is why the peasant uprisings want to attack the granaries of big households. Because in the last years of the dynasty, although farmers had no food to eat, the food in many wealthy households may have rotted. So our land in ancient times was not the land pressure caused by population growth, but the class antagonism brought about by land annexation, so there was land redistribution through dynastic cycles.
This book is very well written. Why do so few people speak? Although Pig's Feet is promoting the reform of the country, it is also taking it step by step. However, as far as the scholars in the world are concerned, the measures taken, including dividing the land into acres, paying the grain to the gentry, opening Enke, etc., Are all measures that treat the symptoms but not the root cause. They are effective in the short term, but over time, they will 100% return to the gentry and merchants annexing the land, and a group of rotten scholars will conduct bottomless operations for their own interests. This is because the roots have not been completely cleared up, because the books read by people who were emperors and herdsmen were still Confucianism represented by those Zhu Cheng Neo-Confucianisms that had gone astray. It was just a change of soup but not medicine. Instead, it remained the same as it is now after a long time. Only the Sand people dig up the ancestral graves of pseudo-Confucianism - Zhu Chengxue, dig up their foundations, implement encyclopedia and all industries, and no longer use Zhu Chengxue's Confucianism as a decisive condition for official recruitment. They select excellent Confucian classics and make them one of the conditions for official recruitment, so as to cultivate a group of officials who are truly capable and good at doing practical things, rather than people who only talk and talk nonsense. Deng Gongdu said that practice is the only criterion for testing truth, and hard work will prosper the country, while empty talk will harm the country.
Oh, you still deleted the post. If you delete it, keep posting. The steam engine has come out, and it is basically a complete steam engine as soon as it comes out. Why not just produce an internal combustion engine and a rocket engine? In front of this steam engine, the scientific and technological development of several generations in China is a joke.
There is basically no novel about the Ming Dynasty that you can read. The Ming Dynasty did not have its own financial system. It constantly obtained silver from the outside and exported its own goods! It's equivalent to someone using a pile of useless stones to constantly buy things from you. If you don't collapse, who will collapse! Current novels have basically not jumped out of this pit. They all continue to produce goods and then obtain silver, and then say how many armies we can build with more money. But in fact, silver is meaningless and has no use to the people.
I don't know why I want to write about this woman from the Xu family. The protagonist really thinks that his position is stable but then he drifts away? Don't you think about your identity? Not to mention that the protagonist is not the emperor yet, even if he is the emperor, he can't be so reckless, right? Now there are Lao Zhu and the protagonist's father helping him. Now the protagonist just needs to raise his hopes and accumulate his own knowledge and heritage. Or does the protagonist think he is too dazzling? Want to pour some dirty water on yourself to defile yourself? Just look at the losses suffered by emperors who have had bad personal ethics from ancient times to the present. The higher your status, the more you should pay attention to this. In ancient times, the world was governed by courtesy and filial piety, right?