Great Ming: The Winds of the Wanli Era

Zhang Juzheng is really sad. He worked hard to reform for the sake of the Ming Dynasty and the Zhu family, and offended the gentry group, but in the end he ended up dead. Who would dare to work for your master's family in the future? He also had problems himself. He did not give Emperor Wanli dignity and had problems with his education, which made his students hate him the most. It's so pitiful. His liquidation can be regarded as a blow to the conservatives from the reformists. No one will sincerely work for the Zhu family in the future, and there will be no good results if they work hard for the Zhu family.

Mingshi died in Wanli? ? ? Isn't the source of everything the so-called famous minister Yu Qian respected by many people! Although the Ming God of War was a prodigal, he actually hurt the Ming Dynasty but it did not really shake the foundation. Yu Qian's series of power-taking operations, especially the transfer of military power to civilian officials, allowed the civil servants to monopolize power and dominate the family. That was the fundamental reason for damaging the foundation, and it was also one of the two biggest reasons why he was killed! Personally, I feel that Yu Qian is not as tall as many people praise him, and his ability is not enough to be called a famous minister through the ages. In fact, he is not the top in the entire history of the Ming Dynasty. He is a lot better than him. The reason why he is praised in the history books is that the civil servants and nobles need his skin!

The three dynasties that I find most disgusting are the Qing Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, and the Song Dynasty.

Yu Qian, Zhang Juzheng, Qi Jiguang.

The title of the book can be changed to "Records of Strange Stories from Wanli: The Revenge of Zhang Juzheng"

There is no soil for being loyal ministers under the rule of the Zhu family. After all, the nature of the Zhu family is to kill donkeys, cross rivers and demolish bridges. , Either you will die in glory because of your meritorious service, or if you are famous, you will be put on the stand, like Hai Rui, who wants glory and power, and will die in the Ming Dynasty. Just like Li Shimin injected the genes of coup and fornication into the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang set the Ming Dynasty to be ungrateful.

Who says God is not hospitable? The wind and snow in the sky send one person away.

Sure enough, the comment section was full of wisdom again, and the Tumu Fort conspiracy theory came out again. After reading street stall literature, you come to conspiracy theories, right? I'm afraid I haven't even finished junior high school.

The Ming Dynasty was the last dynasty established by the Han people. It was only limited to Zhu Yuanzhang's cultural level, which resulted in his lack of knowledge and many systems that were not perfect, such as the military household system, the currency system (random printing of treasure banknotes), and the Tibetan king system.

Zhang Juzheng's pursuit of glory was humiliated. After the 12th year of Wanli, Zhang Siwei came to power and completely dismissed Zhang Fa. After that, no chief minister could have the Ming Dynasty to turn the tide. Only bureaucrats who could maintain their dignity as officials were the only ones. To be honest, in the first hundred years of the Ming Dynasty, Yu Shaobao saved the world, and in the last two hundred years, Zhang Jiangling extended the life of the Ming Dynasty for fifty years! Without Shaobao, the Ming Dynasty might have lived for a hundred years or another Southern Song Dynasty. Without Zhang Jiangling, the Ming Dynasty might not have been able to wait for Chongzhen, but would have died in Wanli!