
Nanming: Rebirth of Zhu Yousong
南明:重生朱由崧
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The first chapter was not written well, and a joke was used instead of a letter of history. Emperor Hongguang was definitely not a hero, but he was not a faint king either. When he was in Luoyang, Prince Xiao Fu was able to break out of Li Zicheng's army of hundreds of thousands, and he was able to escape all the way to Huai'an across the Central Plains where forts were lined with forts and bandits were rampant. This was definitely not something that an incompetent prince could do. Emperor Hongguang's failure was not due to stupidity, but because he had no soldiers. Emperor Hongguang could neither control the warlords in the north of the Yangtze River nor the gentlemen in the south of the Yangtze River. Even the three major camps in Nanjing did not listen to him. An emperor without troops and power is naturally not responsible for the country's downfall. The Jiangnan gentleman is just trying to make excuses for surrendering by smearing Hongguang.
A typical example of the shameless gentry in Jiangnan——Huang Zongxi
Huang Zongxi, who is now known as a great thinker, has never done anything serious in his life except writing a few books that talk nonsense and confuse right and wrong. Emperor Chongzhen died for his country, the north fell, and Emperor Hongguang was established. Everyone should have worked together to resist the Qing army and restore the great rivers and mountains. But our great thinker was frantically engaged in internal strife, attacking and slandering Emperor Hongguang with lies and slanders that he was not the real King of Fortune, Zhu Yousong. He also said that Queen Mother Zou and Emperor Hongguang were of the same age and that the two had an ulterior relationship. He wanted to bring down Emperor Hongguang and bring down the Hongguang court. After the fall of the Hongguang court, Huang Zongxi did not do anything serious except fleeing eastward and westward. Of course, he was even more reluctant to sacrifice for his motherland. Later, Huang Zongxi simply shaved his hair, changed his clothes, and became an obedient citizen of the "Qing Dynasty". In his later years, Huang Zongxi even prostrated himself at the feet of "Emperor Kangxi". Not only did he sing "Conquer", but he also called "Emperor Kangxi" the "Holy Emperor" with tears of gratitude, singing praises to this "Holy Emperor".
I like the subject matter very much, but the timing is really too late. If you can't train a soldier in half a year, it will be difficult to change the trend of the Qing army coercing the four towns.
To be honest, if you travel to the late Ming Dynasty and don't have a golden finger, you will just be a submissive citizen. If you want to make a comeback in that environment, it is impossible without a golden finger. It's useless if you are familiar with history. Ordinary people will still be ordinary people after traveling through time.
Awesome! It's okay. It was a bit rough in the early stage, but gradually I found it to be good. But now it's too difficult to find good books.
The first chapter was not well written, and it was obvious that the author's writing style was very unfamiliar. Hongguang's opening, which borrowed images from the novel's picture book, was written in a novice way and was not attractive enough. . . . . .
So far, I feel that it's pretty good. It's not witty, it's not a mindless novel, and it's not the kind of story where the protagonist is domineering and revealing as soon as he comes.
It feels like it's getting better and better from behind, come on
It's okay, nothing wrong with it. Overall it's okay
When you are forty years old, the soil is buried up to your neck, and your body is still hollowed out by drinking and sex. How many years can you live? Don't always compare your lifespan with that of Kangxi and Qianlong
It's better not to credulously believe in the artificial supermen of the late Ming Dynasty. Of course the Manchus were not invincible, but wouldn't trusting the artificial supermen make the famous generals who truly resisted the Qing be ridiculed?
Yan Yingyuan's deeds can be read through "Jiangyin City Shou Ji". The deeds of Meichun, the commander of the Xiaoling Guard who appear in the article are as follows
The writing is great. I hope the author will make it more difficult to fight Manqing. Don't push it all the way, pull and pull too much. It won't feel satisfying if you push it all the way.
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Two monsters who caused great harm to the country in the late Ming Dynasty
One is Gu Xiancheng, the founder of the Donglin Party, and the other is Zhang Pu, the leader of Fushe. These two demons think highly of themselves and have nothing left to lose. In the eyes of these two monsters, everyone in the government and the public, except for them, are nothing but losers and people who have harmed the country. Only they are the pillars of the country and the saviors, so they organized the Donglin Party and the Fushe successively in an attempt to evade the imperial court and become the emperor. These two monsters are ambitious but have no self-awareness. There is actually no difference between them and the bureaucrats they look down on. They both started their careers by relying on imperial examinations and they are also indifferent to the world. How can they have any talent for governing the country? The Donglin Party and Fushe they founded not only failed to save the Ming Dynasty, but also exacerbated the social chaos in the late Ming Dynasty and accelerated the fall of the Ming Dynasty!
I remember that the scope of Hongguang's rule was just Southern Zhili! The rest of the South doesn't have much influence, does it?
Although I don't know much about the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty, I really can't figure out how to save it? Nan Ming was actually waiting to die. Just wait for the winner of the decisive battle between Dashun and the Qing Dynasty to harvest the fruits. No one can save me from this point. Did the four towns in Jiangbei become warlords during the Southern Ming Dynasty? That was already 15 years after Chongzhen. Moreover, Nanming was unable to support the military pay of the four towns in Jiangbei, let alone other soldiers. Save your head.
The end of the Ming Dynasty was indeed difficult. Basically, tens of thousands of Qing troops were holding the battle, and hundreds of thousands of Ming troops were at the vanguard. How to play?
If you dare to scold the emperor today, you will dare to commit regicide tomorrow. Do you believe it or not? If you step back and die, there will be no place to die 😁😁 As long as the emperor makes concessions to the scholar-bureaucrat class, his life cannot be guaranteed. After Hongwu, few ministers were killed and people are not afraid anymore. Look at the Manchu Literary Prison, people are not obedient.
Doesn't it mean that the author has no idea about the size of the army? In the Battle of Saarhu, the Ming army could only send out 80,000 troops at most. You only need 150,000 troops to fight Luoyang. Do you have no idea about numbers?
Why isn't it updated again? I'm a little scared
The Ming Dynasty died in civil strife, not at the hands of the Qing Dynasty
Many people think that the Manchu and Qing Dynasties had strong military strength. In fact, up to the last emperor of Nanming, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties were still unable to defeat them, allowing Nanming to regain a lot of lost territory.
Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, the only feasible way to defeat the Manchu Qing Dynasty was to use modern military thinking and modern firearms and cannons.
Is there anyone who has tried drugs? How is this book? Poisonous or not?