Brother Zhu Yuanzhang

As the younger brother of Zhu Yuanzhang, after becoming famous in the Ming Dynasty, it would be best to set an example for overseas feudal states and open up the living space for the Han people. Don't expect the imperial court to do such a thing, as he will definitely be disgraced in a few generations. Moreover, ancient empires had extreme walls, and enfeoffment outside Kyushu was the best. Not only good for Daming, but also good for the Zhu family.

Stop letting those idiots below kill King Xiao Ming. Killing King Xiao Ming is completely unreasonable.

Looking at this trend, Zhu Yuanzhang is going to go solo in advance.

The Ming Dynasty's decline from prosperity to weakness began when Zhu Youtang was in power. Facts have proved that according to Ming history, after the Tumu Fort Incident and the destruction of 500,000 Beijing troops, the Ming Dynasty still had the strength to attack. However, after Zhu Youtang became the emperor, the Ming Dynasty no longer had the strength to attack. Isn't it so obvious?

It's well written and won my heart, but it's just too little and not satisfying.

All the time-traveling literature is opposed to the Ming Dynasty's Eight-part Writing System for Scholar Recruitment. But in fact, the real meaning of eight-part essay selection is for fairness. Eight-legged essay examination is a grassroots examination, and there are also strategies for the palace examination. If the exam questions are all about governance, it will be difficult for ordinary people to read books, and how can they have the opportunity to touch government affairs; and the families of high-ranking officials and nobles have been exposed to it since childhood, how can ordinary people compare, and the eight-part examination is based on those few books. Depending on personal understanding, it creates a relatively fair platform for ordinary people (analogous to reality). The opportunities for ordinary people are greatly increased, ensuring the room for advancement of ordinary people, and the policies of the palace examination can also select real professionals. If there were no eight-part essay to recruit scholars, the situation of officials from generation to generation in the Ming Dynasty would be even more serious, and the lower class people could really only rely on war to change their destiny (because even yamen officials are passed down from generation to generation). There were so many talented generals and ministers in the Ming Dynasty, and the policies they chose internally must have been most in line with the national conditions at that time. We are not smarter than others, so how can the real purpose of stereotyped writing to recruit scholars be just to imprison people's thoughts.

Zhu Yuanzhang professed his submission to Yuan Dynasty not once or twice, but it was Chen and Zhang who were always stubborn. This also means that they have been attacked by the main force of the Yuan Dynasty. Like most of the founding emperors, he was an excellent politician. It is hard to say how tough he is, but this kind of person can succeed.

Forget about not cutting off the land! What's going on north of the Great Wall and in Vietnam! I have some idea

It is useless to change Zhu Yuanzhang or Zhu Biao. As long as Zhu Yongwen comes to power, everything will stop. Zhu Xiongying's death is the right way for the dynasty.

Didn't Zhu Yuanzhang change his name later, so how could his brother also be named Zhu Yuan?

The most outrageous thing about the Ming Dynasty is that the world was out of control during Zhu Youtang's time. It can still survive until natural disasters come. Just unimaginable. The imperial court and the people should live their own lives.

Without the Jingying camp that died in the Tumubao battle, the Jingying camp would gradually become weaker after 3-5 generations. If a few rubbish people are in power, the country will be defeated. Every dynasty and generation depends too much on the ability of the king and his ministers. Unless after one or two emperors, a famous king will emerge. And there can be no emperor who lowers the limit. It still feels like there is something wrong with the system and royal education. Basically, except for the first few generations after the founding of the country, the subsequent emperors were completely trapped in the imperial city. They could only rely on their ministers to speak and the emperor to listen, and teachers to teach the emperor to learn. They could not see changes outside at all. It's a test of talent.

Author, it is not easy to write Lao Zhu in such a humane way! Power, beauty, money and land, it doesn't matter to anyone if you don't get it, but if you get it, even your own father won't discuss it! Not to mention the emperor who is above tens of millions of people! Historically, Lao Zhu's family was also miserable, so it would be a good thing to be able to make up for it in the novel!

Good night! Come on and support! This book is very good, keep it up

Come on! There are so few people reading such a beautiful book

It's quite simple. After coming out of the machine gun, the nomads become cute, amiable, and good at singing and dancing.

It's a free add-on. I've read Chapter 18. It's good. I've voted for the recommendation.

After reading the previous free chapters, the author took some things for granted, 1. For soldiers, heavy rewards are a big problem. After fighting a few battles, believe it or not, half of them will run away, and people will die. Taking care of their families will be very expensive. (Whether it can be distributed to the hands is a question) 2. There is no clear understanding of the treatment of disaster victims and the recruitment of soldiers in ancient times (the cost is extremely low, and the strong men of the disaster victims are soldiers) As long as there is a bite to eat, no one except the victims is willing to fight except forcibly recruiting strong men. 3. Only fools will be given food for hegemony. The best way to distribute food to the victims is to pull leeks. Roots, not relying on food to expand strength, but to feed the people, is to make a wedding dress for others 4. The most stupid thing is to engage in tax cuts during the period of hegemony, a real struggle for hegemony, and squeeze out the territory. Read the official history, the peasant uprising is against the bureaucracy and the clan, but will not touch the landlords. (Landlords often accept these people and eat big households in disaster years.)

When I saw this name, I thought it was the book written by Mo Se Jiangnan. Wrong

Does it make sense to over-hype Judy? As long as the three brothers above him are not dead, nothing will happen to him. King Qin and King Jin can beat him casually with their military capabilities... Relatively speaking, his only advantage is that he survived the death of his three brothers.

Even if the protagonist is Zhu Yuanzhang's younger brother and conquers the world with him, there will probably be no good results in the late Hongwu period. If you can restrain your desire for power, your subordinates will force you to do it. If we don't talk about it from afar, let's just say that Zhang Xueliang changed the banner of the Northeast, and the Northeast Army still listened to the instructions and not the propaganda. Does he dare to hand over military power to Chiang Kai-shek? Let's do it right away. Did he have a choice in the Xi'an Incident? No, otherwise it would not be just Chiang Kai-shek who would be imprisoned. He might be dealt with first.

Now that the seats are here, why don't the emperor take a seat by himself? Is it the same as wearing clothes without rebelling? It's a waste of opportunity. Or go out and build your own country. You can also create a closed country outside. You feel that you need to build the country first and then go out... Or is it true unification? But not enough time!

This is the first time I heard about Tie Ming, and he is also known as Tie Ming.

I know that you brothers have a deep relationship, but you don't need to write often. I know that it highlights the depth of the relationship. After you become the emperor, you will have such a deep relationship, and it will be excusable for you to do anything. But those who know it is a historical text, and those who don't know it think it is a basic text.

If you voluntarily give up places like Jiaozhi, Hetao, Hami, and Nurgandusi, it means not ceding the land. There is nothing wrong with it!

Guess how Zhu Wen died. Zhu Yuanzhang was the best at killing donkeys. Don't think Zhu Biao won't be afraid of others.

How did Tao Chengdao get away from the protagonist? When we improved the artillery, we had not yet entered Jiangsu and Zhejiang, right? Moreover, Tao Chengdao himself is not a craftsman. His main job is education and he is a school principal. He only likes to develop firearms after the alchemy furnace exploded. In the end, he even wanted to fly to the sky. It can be said that treating him as a craftsman is really overkill. Moreover, this man himself is also a landlord, and his ambition is different and he does not like to be an official. Tao Chengdao and his students can basically represent the peak level of systematic research and development of firearms in this period. Craftsmen of the same period are already considered literate, and this group of people are all familiar with classical music and have practical skills, that is, they can directly use The existence of a rapid advancement of the historical process, if used well, can lead to the industrial revolution in the early Ming Dynasty, and can also produce a bunch of rockets for saturation bombing. After all, the first manned rocket was a product of the early Ming Dynasty, although it was only a one-time use 🙂

There's been a big inspection, but the empty seal hasn't happened yet?

Regarding the inheritance of titles, I think neither hereditary nor descending from generation to generation will work. There should be a compromise. Under the assessment system, those who inherit the title must be familiar with military books, be able to arrange troops, and be proficient in horseback riding and archery. All courses must be passed, and military aristocratic elites must be cultivated from an early age. If you are qualified, your title will remain unchanged; if you are not qualified, your title will be downgraded and inherited, and all your descendants will have to attend classes there. If you are not qualified, it goes without saying that you are being mean and unkind to them. Everything is done by your own descendants. Roll it up, roll it up for me! The rest can be recruited into the army to fight for their fortunes. The royal family can also pass the examination, and can enter the royal academy for free. They have been trained since childhood. If you are not qualified, you have to complete the education. Only if you are qualified can you inherit the title of feudal king. Cultivate a new generation of elite royals. If there are marginal clan members who are qualified, they will be promoted to work. It can only last long if it is used to protect the royal family and cultivate elites with relevant interests. Roll it up to keep it from falling.

The demise of the Ming Dynasty did not have much to do with the Ming Dynasty emperor, but it had a huge relationship with the Ming Dynasty royal family's noble civil and military affairs. It is certain that the royal family and nobles do not have that idea, but the civil and military officials do. Ming's policy was wrong from the beginning. It is said that the Song Dynasty, which valued literature and restrained martial arts, was the best era for literati. In fact, the Ming Dynasty was the best era. The Song Dynasty only provided high salaries to support integrity, and the official salary and benefits were particularly good, but the preferential treatment for literati was not as great as that of the Ming Dynasty. At least in the Song Dynasty, Xiucai Gong was just a name. Even the examination was held every three years. Those who failed would not have the title. Starting from the Ming Dynasty, although the examination for scholars was still held every three years, and it was basically just a formality, the examination was basically for life. The reason is that the Ming Dynasty gave excessive preferential treatment to scholars. Although Lao Zhu has strict requirements on corruption and officials' salaries, he at least gives preferential treatment to scholars with meritorious status. When Zhu Di arrived, this kind of preferential treatment was even strengthened. The demise of the Song Dynasty was at least a step away from the cliff, and the demise of the Ming Dynasty was only because the water was too cold. In terms of urban, economic, and population prosperity, it was not until the middle and late Ming Dynasty that China caught up with the Song Dynasty. The emperors of the Ming Dynasty were indeed not bad, but they were too restricted by civil and military restrictions.