Ming Dynasty Chenghua: I Am a Foolish King

It was a pity that the Wu family father and son were lost, but this was war after all. It can be considered a success. Another supporting role, Wang Yuan, enriches the character's mood. The overall plot is pretty good, tending to be more relaxed and light-hearted. There is no need to avoid depressing plots such as the Wu family and his son, but they can be added appropriately. After all, it is not perfect.

Okay, the character King De is portrayed, as well as the PUA courtiers in the previous chapter.

Whether the punishment for the feudal lord and the others is too much, they will not give them a way to survive at all, but this is okay, first give them a stick and then shake their prestige, and then reduce the punishment as appropriate and use it as a carrot.

A troop transport ship carrying more than a hundred people is a bit small. In ancient times, large ships probably carried more than a few hundred people.

This case is good and very interesting, but it shows that the history was not compiled by the Manchus. They were all made by officials, and they cannot be taken seriously. They can only rely on archaeological excavations to unearth those ancient books.

The difficulty for the government is how to continue to raise this flag while imposing sanctions and suppression, and use it as cultural propaganda, population education, and barbarian education. How can we limit the ways? We must be able to promote them to resist the cross and the baptism of Islam. As for Qinghai-Tibet, you can read what the millions of serfs told about it, such as their Renpi Faogu.

I really enjoyed reading the full text, it was very interesting, especially the memories of those few people, and the various expressions of sentient beings. The only drawback is the military spur, which is outrageous, very outrageous. This thing requires very high engineering technology, temperature, materials, quenching, etc. It is not that modern countries cannot produce it. In modern times, except for military powers, I am afraid that this thing cannot be attacked by ordinary people. They do not have the matching industrial materials and technological content for mass production. We only have one, the three-edged military thorn, you can take a look. It was so enjoyable to watch, I would rather forget all the material I learned.

Regarding tactics, I feel like those generals are not stupid. I'm afraid some of them are just pretending to be stupid, otherwise they really don't know how to fight and how to get along. Qi Jiguang, who was born in a guard station, could compile and practice books, let alone Yu Dayou's kind of inheritance.

The writing method of this chapter is quite novel, and it also tests the author's writing skills. Generally, this mode can only provide reports and feedback in games similar to Total War and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Other historical novels are written casually, but few are like this. Moreover, the author knows that plant composting, and plant ash compost seems to have been used. In the past, river silt, pond mud, and human and animal manure were fermented to fertilize the land. This was a small-scale farmer economy from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to modern times. That is, each household raised a few pigs or cows, chickens, and ducks, and the excrement was put on the ground together with human excrement and plant ash, and pig-killing vegetables were eaten during the New Year. Silt is black soil.

Everything is inferior, only reading is good. In the Song Dynasty, who was the people? It was not the grassroots, but the people. Only scholars were the people, that is, they did not compete with the people for profit. Ordinary people were not worthy of talking about poor people and poor people. By the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, he had to suffer the consequences of being Lao Ba. But the door god went back to before liberation overnight.

It's good to explore the road. Turn the seized land into a royal estate and distribute it to the people. Only farming is allowed and private trading is not allowed. This is like the land in Nut's future, but everyone has it. How about supervision in the future? Can future emperors follow the rules and regulations? In addition, will other royal family members follow suit and annex Ishizawa? Should Huangzhuang also have regional boundaries? Another acre of land is too little, but if it is just used to prevent a family from starving to death, it is just to prevent starvation, and that family only has three people.

I remember that during the Ming Dynasty, many imperial examinations were held in the northern and southern capitals, and a lot of people were admitted to the imperial examination. Throw them all over and lay down the basics.

Regarding the weather and temperature, let me talk about my experience in the places I have lived, worked and traveled. I grew up in Tengzhou City, Shandong Province, where I worked in electronics factories such as Hefei, Wuhu, Anhui, and Wuxi, Yancheng, Suzhou, Jiangsu. I also traveled to Beijing and Jiangsu. Suqian Nanjing, Rizhao City Qingdao City in Shandong Province, Rushan City in Weihai, Jinan City, Yinan County Yishui County and Tai'an City in Linyi, Xi'an in Shaanxi Province, and even Changsha after only staying for two days, I am currently interning in Yulin in northern Shaanxi for the fifth month.

They should be regularized, not kept in a free-range manner, and should be unified, constrained and standardized. Just like Zhu Yuanzhang, he would do the same thing. Although this thing is fake, it is good for spiritual sustenance. It can also enhance centripetal force. It would be great if the regular ones are all in Beizhili and wait for the old people to return to the mountains.

It doesn't matter. If you write seriously, don't rush the schedule and don't procrastinate. Just be worthy of yourself. Aren't they all side missions, small plots and small copies interspersed with the main plot?

Set up the West Factory, Jinyiwei has members not only inland but also outside the region. We should clearly distinguish the positions of the East and West factories and Jinyiwei.

Hahaha, not bad, the atmosphere of life is so strong, the daily life of Ming Dynasty. It also introduced the storybook, but the acupuncture of the Song Dynasty was a good thing, especially the one-to-one human body model veins made based on the human body veins. It was so precious, so precious, that now we still have to rely on what Xiaodongyang copied back then, and we are copying theirs.

The author knows about agriculture but not about banking and finance. In the past, the most taboo thing was that no one was supervising the writing or finishing of Arabic numeral handwritten ledgers without Internet registration. 1 Could become 7 and 9, and 3 could become 8. It has always been in traditional Chinese, including current bills, warehouse outgoings, and if possible, it has become a printed receipt for outgoing orders. With charcoal, you can erase, blur, and change.

In fact, one thing that is very interesting when looking at the emperors of the Ming Dynasty is that the emperors who are highly evaluated by scholars are basically mediocre, while the emperors who are evaluated poorly are somewhat promising.

I finally read a Ming Dynasty novel with the main character, Emperor Chenghua. However, Emperor Chenghua is not easy to write. His ability can be said to be second only to Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty, and even more powerful than Zhu Di. However, he was misled by the gentry and literati of the Ming Dynasty, making him look like a coward. Chenghua Zhongxing was hacked by Ming editors and turned into the ridiculous Zhongxing of his son Hongzhi. Yingzong made the Ming Dynasty look like a subjugated country. Emperor Chenghua worked hard to govern and revive the Ming Dynasty. The domestic household registration increased, the refugees were gradually appeased, and those who were beaten around did not dare to invade the border. But Emperor Chenghua was blackmailed into a coward, and his concubine Wan Guifei controlled the harem, making Emperor Chenghua lament that he had no future. Emperor Chenghua really wanted Concubine Wan Gui to give birth to an heir, but Concubine Wan Gui was indeed too old in ancient times and it was not easy to give birth to children. The eldest son died shortly after the birth of Chenghua's second year. After several years of hard work, Concubine Wan Gui still had no son. Concubine Wan Gui of Emperor Chenghua began to consider the issue of successors. Then in the fifth year of Chenghua, the emperor's second son (the prince, died at the age of 3) was born, and in the sixth year of Chenghua, the emperor's third son was born. Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty was the third son. Emperor Chenghua knew it clearly when he was born, and it was recorded in the Ming Dynasty records. However, it was revealed by unofficial historians that Concubine Wan Gui murdered Emperor Chenghua's son and hid him and raised him until he was 6 years old before Emperor Chenghua knew about it. It was because Emperor Chenghua was so powerful that his court was made of three pavilions made of paper and six ministers made of clay. He attacked the gentry and counted the household registrations. The gentry whose interests were harmed were jealous and resentful. Therefore, those gentry and literati had a grudge and made up all kinds of wild stories to make Emperor Hua Emperor Wan Guifei.

No matter how powerful Emperor Chenghua was, his son Hongzhi was completely deposed. Before Hongzhi, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty was at the peak of his imperial power. After Hongzhi, his ancestors made etiquette and cheated the court. Before Hongzhi, the emperor favored his concubines and killed his wife, abolished and killed ministers, and replaced him with a prince. Whatever the emperor said was true, there was no nonsense that was not in line with etiquette.

I feel that Emperor Chenghua was discredited by you. Either the gentry was against it, or all the high-ranking officials were against it, without fear. The gentry and high-ranking officials were described as too powerful, and Emperor Chenghua was described as very weak. Although they killed many people, they were not afraid. Logically speaking, Emperor Chenghua was a decisive person in killing. The time was not so difficult, but there was still back and forth, because at this time the power of the officials and gentry was not as strong as in the later period, and during this period of the Ming Dynasty, power should be highly concentrated, and nothing could stop the imperial power. As a result, what you wrote is so ugly, it feels like there is a rebellion in the local area, and the officials have no moral integrity at all. It is not the Donglin party struggle in the later period, and Emperor Chenghua was seriously weakened. I don't want to watch anymore

Emperor Chenghua's skills can be said to be quite good, but his son was not strong enough and fully compromised with the civil servant group. The eldest grandson acted recklessly and melted into water. . . . . The grandson of the second son's family is even more speechless. The skill is superb, but it seems that it is not used in serious matters.

Cheng Hua, he will be the only one from Hongwu and Yongle, the others are too good, and he is so bad in movies and TV series, Yong Zhengzheng still has the halo of being a female channeler.

Emperor Chenghua is the orthodox one, and Chenghua Liting is coming...

Zhu Jianru was indeed the top emperor of the Ming Dynasty except Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di. After taking over, there were a lot of messes, and he solved them one by one Governing chaos, governing the people, and governing officials Putting down Jingxiang, crusading against the Jurchens, suppressing the rebellion in Guyuan, the Battle of Red Salt Pond, repairing the Great Wall Governoring Shaanxi and regulating the Jingxiang area. Use Xichang to suppress corrupt officials Unfortunately, I originally wanted to take back Annan and return to the West (the book was hidden by Liu Mansions). Then Concubine Wan Guifei croaked and he croaked along with her. It was difficult to hold back

Chenghua's son is too stupid and his life span is short.

In the author's mind, there were no scholars in the Ming Dynasty? There are no more people who want to be officials or want to be officials? ? ?

To be honest, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty eliminated the first two, and there were only two promising emperors: Zhu Jianshen and Zhu Houzhao. Jun Renxuan and Ming Xiaozong can only be regarded as examples of Shoucheng Jun, because in the eyes of a modern person like me, it's okay if you don't want to fight, but giving up your own territory is nothing, dddd. When Zhu Jianshen came to the throne, millions of refugees in the world rebelled (you said that Chongzhen had no chance to come back, why don't you go and see Zhu Jianshen's situation), and northern tribes often invaded the south. But even so, he still came back, even expanded his territory, and kept the Ming Dynasty. Those who understand will know the meaning of Xianzong. The four Xianzong emperors in Chinese history can also be regarded as the masters of ZTE. Zhu Houzhao, an emperor with extraordinary talent in martial arts and extraordinary martial arts, re-established the nine-sided defense line of the Ming Dynasty and trained the Ming Dynasty army. Unfortunately, his methods were too rough, his nature was playful, his relationship with the court was too tense, and he would not support some ministers who supported him. In the end, he was collectively opposed by the civil servants (in my personal opinion, I don't believe in conspiracy theories, because the power of the Ming Dynasty emperor is really great, and he has been since childhood) He was so pampered by Xiaozong and his wife, plus he was fond of martial arts and didn't care about court affairs, so the opposition from the ministers was reasonable. After all, if you look at his attitude towards Prince Ning's rebellion, you can see that he was more playful than governing the country), but I still think he is a promising king.

The character Shang Rujin is portrayed like shit. Before entering the palace, she was a very special woman who dared to love and hate, but after entering the palace, she became a spoiled woman. The only thing missing is that Ming Xianzong was described as a dog-licker. Who the hell wants to see these scenes?