
The Ming Dynasty’s Local Emperor
明朝土皇帝
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- Completed
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- 366k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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After reading more than 30 chapters, I don't understand what Pigfoot wants to do. He is not ready to be a dog or rebel, but what he does is to act like a dog and rebel at the same time. It gives people the feeling that a college student village official is leading the villagers to get rid of poverty and become rich. They are building the Huangpu system, and they are competing with Lao Zhu, which is very divisive.
In fact, if it was the early Ming Dynasty, Hongwu and Yongle would not recommend rebellion. If it was the Jianwen period, it would be possible, and it would be possible after Yongle, because Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di would not be able to fight without cheating.
Come to support me, the Dog Emperor's new book, I will read it decisively
I don't want to read the first few chapters. You have almost no information at all. Zhu Yuanzhang's political talent is not very good, but if you consider the situation at the time, what does it mean to reach the official rank? All situations are completely considered with modern thinking, it's amazing!
Another Madonna-type false time traveler
After reading Chapter 5, I can confirm that the writing style is not that of Mu Yunfeng, and the temperament is completely different. So about the dog emperor's vest, I think it's a rumor.
After reading it, I feel that the author's view of history is too one-sided. I don't know whether it is intentional or what, forming a stereotype. It is difficult for me to be led into the author's story. Maybe the author and I have different views on the stories that happened in this period of history.
The imperial examination was abolished in the third year of Hongwu, because the Song Dynasty lost many books of literati schools. Except for the Confucius family, they either died or were ruined. Too many books were burned, and many schools perished with the Song Dynasty. Liu Bowen and Zhu Yuanzhang did not want the schools left over from the Yuan Dynasty. Finally, Hongwu 11 decided on Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism, because Junjunchenchen sounds so good and the ideas are too lofty. Neo-Confucianism Hongwu 11 began to officially enter the Ming Dynasty. Before the Southern Song Dynasty, the 14 subjects of the imperial examination had to be passed. You could not speak everything. Basically, you had to take the exam to learn everything you need to be an official. Wang Anshi abolished the six arts of the gentleman, and the imperial examination became 8 subjects. Confucianism basically lost the ability to immediately appoint a prince, dismount and calm the people, because many things were not studied, arithmetic was very important in the past, archery, swordsmanship, and physical exercise, although not all of them were kings. Anshi's fault, but who asked him to reform and change nothing? Not to mention, a lot of Confucianism was lost. Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism did not look at ability but all about officials' morals. Even the Song Dynasty, which offered scholar-bureaucrats, didn't like it. It was inherited by the Ming Dynasty. It's not that there are no better ones. The good ones followed Yashan. In the Yuan Dynasty, only 10 households were given a kitchen knife. Books were basically either looted or burned. Lost, so the protagonist went to Hongwu for two years. As long as Cheng and Zhu Neo-Confucianism did not come out and tell the truth, how long would the Ming Dynasty live? A school that relied on morality to govern the place, even Zhu Xi was famous for being a bad person, and his character was notoriously bad (the bound feet, three obediences and four virtues were all caused by him. Because he could not defeat the northern peoples, he could only beat women behind closed doors, and his status was not only beaten several levels directly)
Shennong is dead, so if something happens, paper will be burned! ! ! !
Yaoyaoyao, the Dog Emperor has published a book, so congratulations🎉