Ming Dynasty: the Prince Who Sells Swords Angrily Marries a Madly Criticizing Princess

How many people would it take to raise tens of billions of chickens and how much food would they need to eat?

How can Liu Ji be qualified to be prime minister? There were only four prime ministers in the Ming Dynasty: Li Shanchang, Xu Da, Wang Guangyang, and Hu Weiyong! After Hu Weiyong was killed, Zhu Yuanzhang abolished Zhongshu Province and made the six departments directly responsible to the emperor. Although this move strengthened the imperial power, it also greatly increased the emperor's workload. During the Zhu Di period, academicians were recruited to work in Wenyuan Pavilion to assist the emperor in handling the official affairs of the six ministries. This was the prototype of the cabinet. By the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the cabinet system was fully formed. It greatly reduced the emperor's workload, but also took away a lot of power. At this time, the mature cabinet system of the Ming Dynasty allowed the emperor to keep the state machinery running stably without having to go to work every day. Therefore, this also caused the phenomenon that the Ming Dynasty seemed to have more faint kings than other dynasties. By the late Ming Dynasty, the cabinet had even basically eclipsed the emperor in a sense. The feudal bureaucracy headed by the cabinet has been fully formed. Even the Imperial Guards, known as the emperor's personal soldiers, are under the control of the cabinet. This is also the reason why the emperor in the middle and late Ming Dynasty reused eunuchs from the two factories.

Jiangzhi There was no tea before the Ming Dynasty. Damn it.

I laughed my ass off, returned the formula, and returned Zhu Yuanzhang's disappointed look. When Zhu Yuanzhang knew you had the cement formula, he probably wouldn't hand you over to Dongchang immediately. It's really like being a top predator on a vegetarian diet. It's not logical at all, it's childish and outrageous.

When did Liu Ji become prime minister?