Great Ming: Beginning with the Liaodong Military Clan

After reading the introduction, I was thinking that this slave was raised by the self-respecting slaves of your family, Mr. Li?

There are too many moles, traitors, and saboteurs in the Ming Dynasty. They only fight against each other and fight against each other. Chongzhen is also a fool. Loyal ministers and good generals are persecuted one by one. It is really sad!

Liao's salary is several million a year. If you want to do it for the people, then annihilating Jiubian is really for the people.

The emperor has not sorry for your Li family!

We have to face attacks from foreign nations, but also be prepared for internal suppression, and we can't engage in guerrilla warfare. We can only fight to the death in Liaodong. There are no cheats or golden fingers. The only way is to rob the eight major families and still have some military expenses and food.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, take power first and then smooth things over later. The situation is already bad. Kill them all. Kill the soldiers as well. Set the tone later. Some of Pigtail's policies are still advisable! You don't need to teach me anymore, right? The world will be stable

I was very sad after reading it. The novel is an idealized reality and will never become reality.

Since the Ming Dynasty Wuzong, the civilized nobles and the martial inferiors have been completely formed. The military general group was completely suppressed and forced to rely on civilian officials. Emperor Jiajing expanded the strength of the nobles and imperial guards, and Emperor Wanli promoted and re-employed the Li family of Liaodong, all in order to enhance the power of the noble generals as much as possible, but they all ended in failure. The frontier generals' self-esteem in raising the invaders was a forced act of self-preservation. The fate of the Li family in Liaodong was caused by the suppression of the civil service group headed by Jiangnan bureaucrats. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, the southern civil servant group dominated the court. Emperor Chongzhen's stinginess and unkindness made the northern frontier army completely disappointed with the Ming Dynasty court and extremely hostile to the southern civil servant group. When the Manchus entered the Pass, there were a total of 200,000 people including their families, and the army was less than 60,000. The support for marching into the Central Plains and conquering the south of the Yangtze River was the Ming Dynasty border troops recruited and surrendered by the Manchus. The hundreds of thousands of troops from the north of the Ming Dynasty became the pawns of the Manchu Qing Dynasty in attacking Jiangnan. After the fall of Yangzhou, one hundred thousand taels of silver were found in the home of an ordinary Yangzhou merchant. 'The huge wealth of the entire Jiangnan was the basis for the so-called "benevolent government" of "light corvee and small taxation" and "never increase taxation" after the Manchu Qing unified the world.

This beginning. Too ridiculous, the legitimate son is not alone. He doesn't even have a servant to be funny.

Come on, author, give us Northeasterners a voice. It's so irritating. Some novel authors deliberately describe the Northeast as having no Han people, only hundreds of thousands of military households. The Northeast is not as good as Jiaozhi. The local Han people are described as Mongolians and Koreans. Jurchen