
Daming: I Am Wanli's Teacher
大明:我是万历的老师
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Your writing method based on facts is actually based on no evidence. It is full of novice writing style, but it is not as refreshing as novice writing. The pace is extremely slow, the contradictions are superficial, and the solution is all based on words. The most important thing is actually that I don't like novels about loyal ministers. Reality is already tiring enough. In the world of spiritual novels, you can't be a rebel, and you have to shout long live the emperor. It's just nonsense.
Yan Song is also a role model!
There is no money in the treasury, so let Yan Shifan and others get it. One tael of silver, 12 of it goes to the treasury, 4 of it goes to them, I accept it. One tael of silver, 10 of it goes to the treasury, 6 of it goes to them, and I accept it. Huh, if they want to make more money, they can't even tolerate Hu Zongxian. If they force Southeast to rebel, I can't tolerate them anymore. Strict party is the kind of person who has unlimited power in the Ming Dynasty and enjoys the right to dividends as a senior partner of a company without liability. Jiajing allowed Yan Dang to take a maximum of 37.5% Of the profits. Secondly, he wanted profits, but only if the company operated smoothly. He did not allow Yan Dang to adopt overly aggressive business strategies that would jeopardize the company's future. So how did Yan Song gain Jiajing's trust? Yan Song wrote "Ode to Qingyun" and "Ode to the Success of the Great Ceremony" to praise Jiajing for moving his father into the Imperial Ancestral Temple and granting him the title Ruizong of the Ming Dynasty. He flattered his father and wrote Qing Ci, actively cooperating with Jiajing's pursuit of Taoism and magic. He was obviously a civil servant who came from the imperial examination, but instead of acting as a remonstrating minister or a loyal minister, he became a sycophantic minister and an eunuch. In doing things, there is no Confucian moral principles at all, and I don't agree with them at all. Everything was done according to the emperor's wishes, just like a wife trying to please her husband. When the emperor was short of money, he gave him ideas for making money. He tried to figure out his superior's will and obeyed his superior's will. He became a treacherous minister and controlled the government for 20 years. If you want to destroy the feudal hierarchy, you must first climb below one person and above ten thousand people, and rely on the feudal hierarchy to subdue everyone's opinions. This is a curve spiraling forward. The ideal is straight, but reality forces people to go around in circles. Yan Dang's failure was due to the loss of his holy family. Is unlimited imperial power reasonable? It's unreasonable, but there's nothing we can do about it. When Wanli was nine years old, Zhang Juzheng was not photographed. Wanli took charge of the government, ransacked his houses and abolished the New Deal. What to do? 1. Use the words of feudalism to explain capitalism. Wearing the cloak of feudalism, we implement the most radical capitalist policies. 2. Use technology to describe the future and tell the emperor that technological progress can stabilize his rule. Use conservative and even reactionary forces to develop productive forces and pave the way for the birth of a new era. Just like the Westernizationists in the late Manchu Qing Dynasty, they realized that advanced weapons and technology could effectively strengthen feudal rule, so they developed modern industry and commerce. Then the power born in industry and commerce and the two newly born classes stepped onto the stage of history, completely breaking the old logic of the feudal dynasty of small farmers and landlords, and turning into a noose, strangling the feudal dynasty.
What does the rise and fall of the Ming Dynasty have to do with me?
I am a bureaucrat who only enjoys rights and does not bear obligations. The existence of the Ming Dynasty is to serve me, and the legal principles of the Ming Dynasty are the general order. Xu Jie used his bureaucratic privileges to embezzle people's property wantonly, and his descendants are still high-ranking officials in the Ming Dynasty. Zhang Juzheng actually wanted to offend the ruling group, and his descendants were immediately punished and liquidated. My political appeal is to create industrial feudalism on the basis of agricultural feudalism. On the basis of the two mountains of imperial capital, we created three mountains of imperial capital. In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, social values were transformed, power was commodified and cultural interests were oriented, businessmen realized Confucianism and scholar-popularization, and the cultural integration of scholars and merchants advanced. Officials and scholar-bureaucrats are scrambling to run businesses and make profits, while ordinary Confucian scholars are also both Confucian and businessmen. Gui Youguang said with emotion: Although the family is a scholar-bureaucrat, they all travel around as merchants. The wealthy merchants also participated in the imperial examination through their descendants, or donated money to obtain titles and official positions, and joined the ruling group. The Ming Dynasty also had two big mountains, Zi and Feng. It is only because of the backwardness of ① technology and ② organizational skills that imperialism lacks the ability to suppress it. ①Technology: The military's combat capabilities rely on the individual talents of generals (staff officer corps) and the extension of soldiers' physical functions (military logistics system). It is normal to lose a war. ②Organizational skills: There is no officer corps training system, and there is no regular rotation training system for enlistment and retirement. It is a disposable army. Once the elite are eliminated, it is normal for the newly recruited soldiers to have no combat effectiveness. If your great voyage is just to rob Japan, then you will be Spain, and it will be of no use to industrial development and industrial progress. No matter how much gold and silver you rob and then bury in the landlord's cellar, it will not be turned into capital. The British Industrial Revolution was based on the huge demand of the world market. Gold and silver became capital through the appreciation of trade. Surplus value was not generated from circulation, but it was realized in circulation. Then, you should become the spokesperson of the industrial and commercial scholar-bureaucrats in the DPRK and China, wear a beautiful skin of Saint-Simonian industrialism, and implement the joint rule of imperial power, landlords, and plutocrats. Li Zicheng rebelled? Jurchen rebellion? Just suppress it. The industrial feudal group has mastered stronger technology and organizational skills than the agricultural feudal group, and has stronger imperialist suppression capabilities. You must stand firmly on the side of the plutocratic capitalists: 1. Brutal suppression at home. 2. Take advantage of others by taking advantage of others. 3 Create bankrupt farmers. 4Create cheap labor. 5 Advocate that bonded labor in Nanyang plantations is reasonable. 6. Crack down on coastal areas that refuse to transform and insist on grain-renting scholar-bureaucrats' demands for cheap rice and hurting farmers. 7 Destroy India's cotton textile industry and transform it into a source of raw materials and a dumping market for goods. Emperor, capital, and seal are three mountains integrated into one. The development of the commodity economy in the new era has brought more scholars, merchants and New Confucian scholars. Industrial feudalism plutocrats bring more industrial workers and industrial workers. The Ming Dynasty relied on new technology and organizational skills to enter the prosperous age of national power, leaving behind a huge industrial base. This is the main line of this novel. A hundred years later, the world market was saturated, and the outflow of precious metals from around the world caused financial chaos and colonial resistance to the imperialism of the Ming Dynasty. The huge and extremely poor proletariat in the country became unemployed due to the sharp decline in the market, and the businessman bourgeoisie had to detonate the revolution of the Ming Dynasty due to the extreme economic crisis of relative surplus of commodities. The new two major classes overthrew the common landowners in the mainland of the Ming Dynasty. After equalizing the land, they converted 60% of the land rent into 20% of the agricultural tax. They borrowed a billion acres of land in the world and earned hundreds of millions a year. They built ships and immigrated to the New World, eventually making a family of five and a hundred acres of land. This is the main line of the second novel. In short, it is useless to teach a math emperor. The key point is to use the name of the imperial teacher, use the imperial party power to influence the government and the public, and be the spokesperson of the DPRK (Eastern Zhejiang School) for the industrial and commercial scholar-bureaucrats (Scholar-Businessmen).
The real reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty.
The real reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty lay in the flaws of the monarchy system itself. From the moment the monarchy system was born, it has been determined that the ruling class needs to use violence organized by the state to force the people to obey it. Without the violence of the state, the monarch cannot be called a monarch. The so-called scholar-official class is actually a privileged class that relies on state violence. They never represent the interests of the people, but represent the interests of the ruling class that suppresses the people. The essence of the degeneration and internal strife of the scholar-official class in the late Ming Dynasty was that the ruling class could no longer obtain more benefits from the ruled class, so it had to focus internally and try to cancel the privileges of some people to satisfy its own enjoyment. So the demise of the Ming Dynasty was actually due to the fact that the ruled people could not continue to survive under the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and the ruling class of the Ming Dynasty could not rule the country in the old way. In the end, the joint efforts of both parties eliminated this unsustainable state machine. The demise of the Ming Dynasty is the inevitable result of historical development. There is no need to reflect too much on the behavior of the scholar-officials group. What they did only accelerated the process of the demise of the Ming Dynasty, rather than being the main reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty. The Manchu Qing replaced Zhu Ming, a group of scholar-officials who relied on oppression of the people for survival. They needed an executioner to suppress the rebellious people for them. They sold out their compatriots for the power to rule the country. This is why when the peasant army and the Manchu army were confronting each other, the scholar-officials of the Ming Dynasty still stabbed the peasant army in the back. The fundamental interests of scholar-bureaucrats lie in the monarchy system that oppresses the people. Therefore, the scholar-bureaucrats in the late Ming Dynasty had three choices: support the Ming Dynasty's orthodoxy to suppress the peasant army, cooperate with the Manchu Qing Dynasty to suppress the peasant army, and transform the peasant army to establish a new dynasty. The force of the Ming Dynasty was not enough to suppress the peasant army. The peasant army tortured the gentry and refused to accept reform, so the scholar-bureaucrats chose to cooperate with the Manchus to suppress the peasant army.
The passing of a bandit is like a comb, the passing of a soldier is like a grate, and the passing of an official is like a shave.
If you leave it here, nationalism and the people's army are just daydreaming. Under the civil service system of the Ming Dynasty, the army and the people were hostile. The people regarded the army as pests, and the army did not believe that it had the obligation to protect the people. What they defended was the country of Zhu Ming. So when the official army and the peasant army were in a stalemate, the two sides chose to break the deadlock by massacring the people under the other party's rule. The official army treated the people on the peasant army's territory as thieves and killed them, while the peasant army forced the people under the government's rule to burn their homes and become servants. From the moment the monarchy system was born, it has been determined that the ruling class needs to use violence organized by the state to force the people to obey it. Without the violence of the state, the monarch cannot be called a monarch. The so-called scholar-official class is actually a privileged class that relies on state violence. They never represent the interests of the people, but represent the interests of the ruling class that suppresses the people. The Manchu Qing Dynasty replaced Zhu Ming, a group of scholar-officials who relied on oppression of the people for survival. They needed an executioner to suppress the rebellious people for them. They sold out their compatriots for the power to rule the country. This is why when the peasant army and the Manchu army confronted each other, the scholar-officials of the Ming Dynasty still stabbed the peasant army in the back. The fundamental interests of scholar-bureaucrats lie in the monarchy system that oppresses the people. Therefore, the scholar-bureaucrats in the late Ming Dynasty had three choices: support the Ming Dynasty's orthodoxy to suppress the peasant army, cooperate with the Manchu Qing Dynasty to suppress the peasant army, and transform the peasant army to establish a new dynasty. The force of the Ming Dynasty was not enough to suppress the peasant army. The peasant army tortured the gentry and refused to accept reform, so the scholar-bureaucrats chose to cooperate with the Manchus to suppress the peasant army. Without the Enlightenment, religious reform, bourgeois revolution, overthrow of feudal dynasties, and beheading of kings, how can you imagine utopian dynastic socialism here?
Personally, I think it's a bit of a failure. You said you can go into business in modern times, but in ancient times you had to have your own politics before going into business. Businessmen are simply the white gloves of politicians. If you have no backer, your bones will be chewed to pieces.
Xu Jie is a role model!
In the feudal era, when you were the chief minister of the cabinet, it was meaningless to talk about whether someone was a corrupt official. We should look at who can make better use of the power of capital to promote technological progress and industrial development and liberate productivity? Xu Jie annexed 240,000 acres of land in Jiangnan, but he did not break out of the old stereotypes of landlords and farmers. Should you annex at least 240,000 acres of land in the Pearl River Delta? And master a craft city? The silver accumulated from the silk and porcelain trade of the Ming Dynasty can be used as the starting capital for primitive accumulation. There is no shortage of cheap labor. Without the land enclosure movement, the surplus population will go to Nanyang in waves. What is missing is subsequent capital accumulation, that is, the market. And in the process of capital appreciation, a new class is gradually raised that can destroy the old era. Therefore, expanding the market for industrial products and finding the origin of raw materials such as grain and cotton are issues that must be solved for social change. Power encloses land, improves soil, builds water conservancy, and increases yield per mu. The annexed 240,000 acres of land is a test field for solving these problems. When you gather, the big landowners and the big bourgeoisie are one, and their subordinates actually control tens of thousands of workers and peasants, and they are in Guangdong, where the sky is high and the emperor is far away. Are you able to write history as you please?
The maritime trade of the Ming Dynasty was actually a joke.
The nobles, bureaucrats, and gentry of the Ming Dynasty enjoyed all the benefits of sea trade. Their sweetness comes from the forbidden sea. If the sea is not banned and they are allowed to compete with ordinary businessmen based on their abilities, what abilities do they have? And since the sea is banned, the competition is who has the strongest connections and who can get through the coastal government offices and guard posts. The powerful people with a backing could blatantly ask the Ming army to go to Vietnam to do business for them. Those without a backing could be caught by the Ming army and killed directly to share the spoils. This kind of trade model in which whoever's master kneels diligently in front of the emperor can make money. How can there be any "germination of capitalism"?
Feasibility analysis of the imperial court sending refugee tenants to the colonies
"Records of Xianzong" records that Yu Qian: "Lead Han and Tatar officers and troops to hunt and arrest in separate ways... The refugees have had descendants since Hongwu, and they have not done anything evil. When the soldiers come in, they will kill all the grasshoppers..." The grasshoppers, the grasshoppers, must cut the grass too much. Isn't it true that Yu Qian did this and was awarded the posthumous title of Taibao, Xiangyi? In the feudal dynasty, it was normal to slaughter people, such as pigs and dogs. The emperor's purpose is a better life for the people? Or is it the solid rule of the imperial power? Most of the time, there seems to be no difference between the two on the outside, but once the interests of the ruling class are harmed, their true nature will be revealed immediately. The imperial court could not take the initiative to send refugee tenants to farm in the colonies, because ship tickets, food and drinking water on the ship, rations, seeds, cattle, horses, and farm tools during the land reclamation period all cost money. As for the reward, ahem, the Ming Dynasty's food tax requires the common people to transport it at their own expense, and the common people in the colonies will definitely rebel. The imperial court could not send military households from the Ming Dynasty to swim across the Pacific to catch tax resisters, because military households were tenants of military officers. When the tenants went to the colonies and killed the landlords, they could become free farmers. The economic foundation, material conditions, geographical distance, capital flow direction, ocean currents and monsoons are not at all dependent on human will.
Through the feasibility analysis of monthly ticket reading, if there is no financial backer, monthly ticket is basically a better measure.
Changes in the production methods of the British textile industry in the pre-industrial era
Overseas colonization expanded the scope and scale of British trade, brought strong demand for cotton cloth, and created good opportunities for merchants to pursue profits. The British tax protection policy for the domestic textile industry has allowed British domestic textile manufacturers to gradually develop and grow. The huge profits have inspired businessmen, factory owners, and craftsmen to continuously improve the constraints on making money-the bottleneck link of production. "Weaving": Trade first increased the demand for cotton cloth. The supply of weaving cloth exceeded the demand, which became a constraint. In 1733, the flying shuttle invented by John Kay in England greatly improved the efficiency of weaving. This led to an increase in the price of spindles and spinning became a serious constraint. "Spinning": In 1765, James Hargreaves invented the spinning jenny. He increased the spindles of the spinning machine from 8, which could spin 8 spindles at the same time, and later increased to 16. By 1784, it increased to 80 spindles, and the efficiency increased to 80 times. Four years later, there were 20,000 "Jennys" in the UK. In 1769, Richard Arkwright invented a water-powered spinning machine, which could install 200 spindles. In 1771, he established the first water-powered spinning mill, which marked the birth of the current factory. At this time, it was normal for spinning machines to be equipped with 200 spindles for simultaneous spinning. The "mule machine" invented by Samuel Crompton in 1779 was the culmination of these inventions. It absorbed the advantages of the spinning jenny based on the water-powered spinning machine, and was named after it. The mule machine has increased the number of spindles of the spinning machine from 200 to 1,300, and the efficiency has increased by more than 1,300 times. "Weaving": Spinning efficiency continues to improve, costs continue to decrease, quality has also been greatly improved, and weaving has become a bottleneck again. In 1785, Edmund Cartwright invented the water-powered loom, which increased the weaving efficiency by 40 times. This was the predecessor of the modern power loom. "Carding": The improvement of spinning and weaving efficiency puts higher requirements on cotton combing, which transfers bottlenecks to the previous process of carding. Where there are bottlenecks, there will be breakthroughs. In 1789, the British E. Cartwright created the first combing machine, called "Big Ben" (Big Ben), which later gradually evolved into a circular combing machine. In this way, driven by large-scale trade, the various processes of cotton textiles will find merchants and craftsmen to improve wherever there are bottlenecks. The production method is gradually replaced by manual work and mechanized. Efficiency continues to increase, costs continue to decrease, quality continues to improve, and production methods become increasingly lean.
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If you have to forcefully create a conflict, will the whip hurt you?
Make a fortune by being low-key and silent.
Qi Jiguang, a lackey, dared to compete with Zhang Juzheng for his apprentice? Don't want to die? (Bringing in the Ming Dynasty situation)
Become Wanli's teacher, and wait until Wanli takes charge to come and copy Bo's family for you?
You are so good at talking about the Hanlin Academy, but you just put it on the shelf. A little worldly methodology can make you busy, let alone the advanced gameplay. You don't understand it at all. Are the basics important? It is important, but it is not that important. It is too far away. Not good enough
The name of the novel was not very good at changing it.
Zhang Juzheng was born in 1525, the fourth year of Jiajing. The protagonist was born in 1544, the 23rd year of Jiajing. Wanli, born in 1563, the 42nd year of Jiajing. Zhang Juzheng is 38 years older than Wanli, and the protagonist is 19 years older than Wanli. Firstly, you are not of the right age, and secondly, you have Zhang Juzheng on your head. How can you be Wanli's teacher? Unless separate education is implemented, Zhang Juzheng is responsible for political history, and the protagonist is responsible for mathematics and physics. Since you can't suppress Zhang Juzheng, will you follow Zhang Juzheng and wave the flag? When Zhang Juzheng dies and the Zhang Party collapses, you will also have to die, because the emperor wants to take over the government, and the emperor wants to replace the old with a new generation in the court. Then I can probably guess that you are going to follow the example of "Ruling the World". Han Gang changed Zhang Zai's Qi Science Demon into another faction, and while suppressing Sima Guang's old party, he also competed with his father-in-law Wang Anshi's new party. Then the direction of the plot should be "The Legend of Huo Guang". After the Salt and Iron Conference, the strategy of equalizing losses was never cancelled. The Salt and Iron Conference was just Huo Guang's plan to exercise power and suppress Sang Hongyang. He wanted to verbally oppose Sang Hongyang, and relied on Emperor Wu's "Luntai Edict" to accuse Sang Hongyang of pursuing a policy of specialization, all-losing, and equalization. But in fact, even though the meeting was held, Huo Guang also won. But the good thing about Huo Guang Chuan is that Huo Guang did not give up the strategy of Sang Hongyang that he criticized. In other words, defeat Zhang Juzheng in appearance, but retain Zhang Juzheng's reform results in appearance. A whip promoted the development of the commodity economy, and the clearing of land reduced land yields, ultimately leading to the spontaneous flow of capital to industry and commerce. Xu Jie brought Yan Song to the stage, Gao Gong brought Xu Jie, Zhang Juzheng brought Gao Gong, and the protagonist brought Zhang Juzheng. According to this story line, you are positioned as an emperor. A science emperor who draws geometric triangles/does interesting experiments is of course easier to get close to than a liberal arts emperor who endorses/punishes copying. Master of the Ming Emperor: I teach Wanli mathematics, physics and chemistry
Personally, I don't like unruly little maids and young ladies who pretend to be naughty.
Reform of consumption-oriented cities.
Beijing is the central government, the center of power, and a consumer city. It is a city whose main economic core revolves around the needs of bureaucracy, nobility, army, royal family, yamen, etc. The taxes collected by the empire from various places every year flow into thousands of households here as military pay, rewards, salaries, annual salaries of nobles, capital profits, etc. Therefore, it is difficult for top-down reforms to start from the perspective of production. Instead, they often focus on the distribution of interests in production relations, resulting in fierce conflicts between the central and local governments. Labor creates wealth, robbery transfers wealth. In a consumption-oriented city that does not engage in production, if there is no wise king, which reform will be chosen? Self-explanatory. Zhang Juzheng, for the benefit of Zhu Ming's family, offended the gentry all over the world, and brought disaster to his family after his death. But if we start the reform from the perspective of production, first make the cake bigger, and then allocate the bigger part, will there be no such fierce contradiction between the central government and the local government? For example, if we grow cotton in Shandong, spin and weave cloth in Tianjin, and promote spindle spinning machines, and the cloth itself can be used as currency, won't the financial crisis be solved? Why do we need to offend the gentry of the world? The problem in the agricultural era is insufficient production. Therefore, people always tend to rob and plunder other people's wealth for their own benefit. This is the fundamental origin of the royal family and the army. Increased productivity has sustained the looming fiscal crisis. The increased productivity strengthened the ruling ability of the feudal dynasty. The increased productivity will eventually give birth to two new classes and destroy the old era. Of course, your surname is not Zhu, and you are not responsible for Zhu Ming's future generations.