Ming Dynasty: I Teach History, and Old Zhu Loses It

I have no interest in reading the first three chapters. It is said that Zhu Biao said a few words and inexplicably turned into a useless prime minister, and then inexplicably what happened to Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants; I wrote whatever I thought of, it was inexplicable!

I don't know what you want to change in the Ming Dynasty. Do you want to preserve Zhu Biao's lineage? Then it is unlikely that he will move the capital. If he does not move the capital, he will face a big problem, which is the North-South issue. Do you think that just relying on the North-South imperial examination list can fill this rift? During the hundreds of years from the Northern Song Dynasty to the Southern Song Dynasty, the north was not ruled by the Han people. In the Southern Song Dynasty, a southerner returned to the south and a northerner returned to the north. Moreover, even if the capital was moved at that time, Zhu Biao was still inspecting Xi'an, but the threat from the northern nomads he faced at that time was from the northeast. If someone like Yingzong comes out later, he won't even have a chance to defend Beijing, and the north will fall again.

Why are there so many crappy articles like this lately? What's going on with Qidian? 🤔

The book is called Popular Science History, but the author may have never passed the test on history.

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This book is completely written in nonsense, without any careful understanding of history, and it completely feels that I am the center.

Why do you call Zhu Di Chengzu? Wasn't it changed during the Jiajing year?