Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang's Nephew Became Emperor

After searching for a long time, there are no anti-Zhu books, even fewer than anti-Li Shimin books. I am very curious, why do you have to follow Zhu in troubled times? His ability and ambition are not as good as Li Shimin's. After thinking about it, I can only attribute it to too many fans.

Zhu Wenzheng's position was very awkward. He had military exploits. At first, Zhu Yuanzhang used him as his successor, even if it was just a cover, so as to prevent his subordinates from feeling that Wu He's foundation was unstable. Zhu Yuanzhang was able to create a generational succession. For Zhu Yunwen's bloodbath of heroes, it would be difficult for the protagonist not to die on the mainland. The best way is to immigrate to the sea and start with Dongfan or Luzon. Move slowly to Australia.

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The Ming Dynasty's Northern Expedition to North Korea was simply impossible. Given the population distribution in the early Ming Dynasty, it would be a compliment to say that the North was uninhabited for thousands of miles. Even if the Northern Expedition captured North Korea, the population in the North could not be defended. The Ming Dynasty managed the population in the North from Zhu Yuanzhang until the time of Zhu Zhanji. This was also the reason why Zhu Di continued to conquer Mongolia five times, just to gain time. Before the population in the North increased, Mongolia could not be unified. Otherwise, the North would not be able to hold it at all.

The story is well written, but why does it have to be a marriage between two people? It's the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, and the protagonist has developed independently early. This has no meaning. What is the collapse of etiquette? I keep jumping here repeatedly, it smells like a female channel

It is now 400,000 words, and it is still very smooth to read. The advantage is that it is concise and smooth, but it is not long or detailed. War dramas and political dramas are relatively decisive and good, but there are no details, like playing a map of Europe. I'm almost thirty, my wife has come back to have a baby, I don't have any adopted sons and nephews, people's hearts are unstable, don't overcrowd the harem There is one emotional drama, the two heroines are okay, I don't agree with the others. The attractiveness of a wife must be concrete. Mrs. Wang is disgusting to me, so I will reject this category. After the establishment of the house, there is no chance to meet girls. It is basically a marriage, so I might as well just write it around the two heroines, which can be used as a diversion. I think this relatively new historical text is quite good. The poor performance may also be related to the title.

If nothing else, you, Zhu Wenzheng, were raised by Lao Zhu. Without Lao Zhu, you would have died long ago. Before Zhu Biao was gone, you, Zhu Wen, were still being groomed as his legitimate heir. After the battle with Chen Youliang, so many people wanted to reward you. You said it yourself, you should be rewarded first so that it would be difficult for others. But Lao Zhu took it seriously and you quit. And you are already the Grand Governor. If you are granted the title of Crown Prince, what should you be granted? Should you be granted the title of Crown Prince? Zhu Wenzheng's ending was entirely because of himself. He thought he had great merit and felt that he should be Lao Zhu's successor. He couldn't figure out his position. No matter how great Zhu Wenzheng's merits are, is he as great as Lao Zhu's? If he makes you the heir apparent, what will he do with his own son? Waiting to be killed? When Lao Zhu's son succeeds to the throne, you, Zhu Wenzheng, can be saved unless you act like a monster yourself. If Zhu Wenzheng succeeds to the throne, none of Lao Zhu's sons will survive. Would Lao Zhu do such a stupid thing?

It can only be said that the uncle-nephew relationship in the dynasty was too filial and filial. Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Wenzheng, Zhu Di, Zhu Yunwen, Zhu Gaoxu and Zhu Zhanji

The biggest bug is that you did not explain how many troops the protagonist has. Zhu Yuanzhang also sent 250,000 troops for the Northern Expedition. I took a rough look and found that when you log in to Zhongnan, what can you do with 20 to 30,000 troops? And you have no team to govern the local area.

Zhu (Chongba): Wen Zheng! If God is right, the old Zhu family will depend on you, you should encourage them! Zhu (Yuanzhang): Wen Zheng! We are old and may die one day, and you are still so young. We are worried that something unbearable will happen to Lao Zhu's family in the future, so... You go down and talk to my brother first and tell him that I am sorry for him! 😎😎😎😎

The reason why scientific theories cannot appear in China mainly lies in the ruling ideology of the feudal dynasty that only respects Confucianism. Technology alone is beneficial to the rule of the feudal dynasty, but scientific theories that emphasize the continuous updating of technology are unhelpful. This means that the ancestral law is a joke, and the rule of three generations is also a lie. The founding kings of past dynasties may appreciate the progressive ideas of scientific theory, but their successors must be opposed to progress because the monarchy itself is a conservative concept. "Heaven remains unchanged, and so does Tao." The constant updating of scientific theories is actually shaking the sanctity of imperial power and undermining the authority of parents. Incorporating science into the imperial examination system, this seemingly clever method, is just turning science into a new scripture. When vested interests come to power, they will still deny science and turn it into an unchangeable ancestral law. The monarchy and Confucianism have become the fundamental pillars of China's feudal dynasty. Without cutting off these two pillars, social progress cannot be promoted. Anyone who advocates the monarchy must respect Confucius. Any scholar who advocates respecting Confucius must advocate the monarchy system.

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Why did Zhu Yuanzhang recognize the Mongolian and Yuan orthodoxy in his enthronement edict? This is actually because after breaking away from the Longfeng regime, Zhu Yuanzhang adopted an attitude that consciously catered to some literati in the late Yuan Dynasty. The original intention should be that governing the world is inseparable from a large number of educated officials, and officials at all levels across the country need educated talents. If we completely criticize and deny the Mongolian Yuan, the impact may be too great. Out of this consideration, he took the approach of suppressing his true attitude and even belittled his achievements in expelling the Meng Yuan. Then why should we cut off from the Longfeng regime? This is the chain reaction caused by Han Lin'er's death. Zhu Yuanzhang took a huge risk to rescue Han Lin'er, certainly not to drown him later. Originally, as long as a process of abdication was carried out, Zhu Yuanzhang's proclaiming himself emperor would be a continuation of the Dragon and Phoenix orthodoxy. Liu Ji and other Confucian scholars strongly opposed the rescue of Han Lin'er. After Han Lin'er was rescued, Liu Ji and others made no secret of their hostile and contemptuous attitude towards Han Lin'er. This is also understandable. If Zhu Yuanzhang takes dragon and phoenix as his orthodoxy, then a large number of people, including Liu Ji, will have a huge stain on their official experience and their experience of helping to suppress the Red Turban Army. Drowning Han Lin'er was an idea given to Liao Yongzhong by a scholar who missed the Meng Yuan Dynasty, so Zhu Yuanzhang was very dissatisfied with Liao Yongzhong. Zhu Yuanzhang sent Liao to take Han Lin'er to Yingtian, obviously to prepare for the abdication process. But when Han Lin'er died, not only did the plan fail, but he also faced a very embarrassing situation. Should the murderer be punished immediately and convicted and punished with great fanfare? But in this way, Zhu Yuanzhang himself was in an unclear position. After all, Liao Yongzhong is your subordinate. Even if you arrest and execute him immediately, others will say that you used Liao as a scapegoat and killed him to silence him. This is something that even jumping into the Yellow River cannot wash away. Moreover, killing Liao for the sake of an estranged Han Lin'er who only had a reputation would make it difficult for the frontline soldiers to convince him. It would be even more troublesome to track down the people who encouraged Liao Yongzhong behind the scenes. The world has not yet been completely peaceful and unified, and when hiring people, arresting and convicting well-known literati and counselors will undoubtedly scare away the literati who are already full of doubts, and also add trouble to the originally joyful founding ceremony. They also treated Han Lin'er's death in a low-key manner and called it an accident. So what? But it's also very embarrassing, and it's like laying a landmine for yourself. In any case, Han Lin'er was the nominal monarch of the Longfeng regime. If he died inexplicably, whose responsibility was it? You want to continue to use the banner of the Longfeng regime, but also acquiesce in Liao Yongzhong's behavior. Doesn't that legitimate the act of regicide? What else can you use to educate the world? Zhu Yuanzhang was completely caught in a dilemma. He continued to use the banner of the Dragon and Phoenix regime, whether he severely punished the murderer or played down the treatment, making himself unclean. It seems that there is only one way left, which is to cut off from the Longfeng regime. After the cutting process, Han Lin'er became a person of insignificant status, even the leader of thieves and bandits in the mouth of many literati. If he dies, he dies, and no one cares about pursuing him. Whether Liao Yongzhong killed him out of his own cleverness or Zhu Yuanzhang ordered him to kill, it is not a big problem. Zhu Yuanzhang probably weighed the pros and cons and decided to adopt this method. The mute could not tell the pain after eating coptis. The inner anger is certain, but there seems to be no other choice. In this matter, he hated Liao Yongzhong, but it was not easy for him to get angry immediately. But the later execution of Liao Yongzhong was related to this. The "Tongjian Bolun" compiled by Zhu Quan, the son of Zhu Yuanzhang, clearly states that "Liao Yongzhong sank Han Lin'er in Guabu. The Ming Dynasty hated Yong Zhong for his unrighteousness, and he was later punished with death." The death of Han Lin'er was what scholars like Liu Ji were most happy to see. Then everything seemed to take a sharp turn. Originally, the banner of Dragon and Phoenix was openly and openly used, but after Han Lin'er's death, it became a complete separation from the Dragon and Phoenix regime. Even the inscriptions with the Dragon and Phoenix era titles originally erected in some places to express gratitude to Zhu Yuanzhang's troops for rescuing the people from danger were to be destroyed. This was completely unnecessary. Zhu Yuanzhang was the injured party in this cut. Inheriting the Longfeng regime, treating the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty as a pseudo-regime, and emphasizing the meaning of "expelling the Hu barbarians and restoring China" can make their achievements shine in the annals of history, and can also better demonstrate the justice and legitimacy of the Ming Dynasty regime. After breaking away from the Longfeng regime, he had to partially adapt to the mentality and feelings of the upper-class literati with regard to Meng Yuan's attitude.

How Liu Feng died was to pave the way for Liu Chan. Shi Hu killed Shi Le's son, Chen Qian let the second uncle's son Chen Chang fall into the water, Zhao Guangyi forced Zhao Dezhao to death, Yu Wenhu killed Yu Wentai's son Xiao Min Emperor, Emperor Ming, Zhu Yuanzhang were afraid that Zhu Wenzheng would become Liu Feng, Shi Hu, Chen Qian, Yuwen Hu

Looking at other people's opinions, if Siberia was taken in ancient times, it might not be able to hold it because it was too cold and everyone would run south. As a result, North Korea or Japan would be cheaper. Why can Russia occupy Siberia? Because his own territory is also very cold, Siberia is also very cold. Who in ancient times would leave the Central Plains and go north to Siberia? It seems that even the Xiongnu Xianbei Rouran went south if they had the chance, and they didn't want to stay in Siberia.

The Ming Dynasty was different. Lao Zhu did not do many things well, but as a peasant who could not survive and became a wandering monk, he must have seen most of the dark side of society. Therefore, his character became more and more stubborn as he went up step by step, and he had no choice. Otherwise, who would obey him, and who would not want to be a superior person praised by scholars, but that is unrealistic. In the early days, scribes looked down on him, but later he became the emperor, and the Kong family, who was a cultivator and was demoted to the imperial court, also looked down on him. This is a different class. Scholars will not recognize peasants. As for contribution, this is the first one from the south to the north. No matter how the heroes from the north and the south compete in this process, Zhu's victory in the end is not a fluke. In terms of civil and military affairs, why are the scribes from eastern Zhejiang so highly regarded? Are they really that strong? Not necessarily, it was just that they joined the group late and wanted to grab the right to speak and the status of civil servants. The purpose here was not simple. Later people said that arrogant soldiers and strong generals would not rely on generals at the beginning of the dynasty. These were all the names of the later civil servants, just for profit. It's just that Lao Zhu didn't handle it well, and there is nothing he can do about it. As for the vassal system, there are good and bad aspects. The meat rots in the pot. It is also beneficial to strengthen the sense of identity of the Han people after eliminating alien races.

It's time for Lao Zhu to go offline. He is no longer worthy of competing with the protagonist. Now he looks a bit like an immortal grasshopper, and he is unworthy of others. It is said that when Lao Zhu himself was in power, he didn't care about ethics. When he blamed Zhu Wenzheng, he felt that the other party would abide by it. He has such a strong sense of fatherliness 🤭🤭🤭

Come on👏 There are too few articles about competing with Lao Zhu for the world. Originally I had no feelings for Zhu Yuanzhang, but because I read too many novels, many of the protagonists dedicated their lives to the Ming Dynasty, and Lao Zhu had to be wary of suspicion, which was really unattractive. As a result, I really want to read a book where the protagonist is not like Lao Zhu, and doesn't follow his lead and suffer. Come on👏The great ancestor of the Ming Dynasty fell on Zhu Wenzheng.

In the Fengyang Zhu family in history, all the blood relatives of Zhu Yuanzhang's contemporaries died, leaving only Zhu Wenzheng's mother, son and sister, second brother-in-law Li Zhen and son Li Wenzhong, and Zhu Chongwu's daughter, a total of six people!

It's boring. I've been typing for so long. I subscribed for nothing. It's so fucking funny that I can't stand it anymore. Most of it is just a bunch of nonsense. It's really easy to break the defense by just making up the word count.

Is it possible for the protagonist to operate like this? If he uses Zhou Tianzi's set of things, he can take some of them and use them. It is the system of vassal states, which is to divide some heroes who have made great achievements into different time periods, and seal them out in batches, so that they can establish their own vassal states, and some vassal states put them on key detours. The Ming Dynasty took the outer northwest of Lake Baikal, the outer northeast, and the Strait of Malacca and Taiwan in Southeast Asia. This time, it was in its hands, and the rest was sealed outside. Especially America and Africa, which can be broken into many pieces. Then a princes conference is held every two or three years, and the world's princes send their eldest sons or themselves to Beijing to hold a princes conference. They suppress some European civilizations and win over each other. Let the beacon of the Ming Dynasty shine on the world and spread democracy and freedom to them. With the improvement of education, the power of the royal family will be gradually diluted and behind the scenes. Now Thailand is the best example. Too many things have strengthened the imperial power. As time goes by, the younger generation has become dissatisfied and has clamored in public to abolish the royal privileges. Otherwise, the Thai royal family will not let Thaksin's family back to take charge. Now it is starting to win over Thaksin. In the past, Thaksin seemed to be from the reformists and was driven away. Now it seems to be pulling in Come back and use them as shields to deal with the new reformists (at one point) Ming Dynasty is the center of Chinese civilization and culture. For some yellow people from Outer Mongolia, it is with great righteousness, that is, we have been brothers and sisters from ancient times to the end, and we are here to rescue you, and then win over the bottom, suppress the top, and then send civilization and enlightenment, and gradually integrate them into a whole. And some meritorious officials, such as those with great powers, can only be granted false titles if they are unwilling to go outside to build vassal states. If you want to seal the seal, you have to go outside, and do it in batches, for example, in batches every few years, and in batches every few years, and use different industrial chains to tie up the vassal states (these are just some small tricks)

Have you been fucking Zhu Yuanzhang? Too much ink

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Zhu Wenzheng, Liu Feng, and Toyotomi Hidetsu all blocked the way of their biological sons and were treated as thorns in the flesh by their uncles and adoptive fathers.

Author, do you have other accounts?

I suggest you change the chapter name, it's too long now.

Come on! Although I am raising books, I have a subscription for every chapter. Be sure not to be a eunuch! 🤭🤭🤭