Zhu Biao of the Ming Dynasty: the Most Stable Prince in History

You are a prince, do you understand? I can support you in public, but do you have enough foundation? Li Shanchang dares to stand up to you and hinder your coming to court? Don't you know that Li Shanchang has been supporting the prince from beginning to end?

You shouldn't talk about enfeoffment in front of the public. Even if you are a time traveler, you are Zhu Biao, otherwise your reputation will be ruined. Zhu Yuanzhang is a farmer, and it is normal to have a small farmer mentality. If nothing else is said, Zhu Yuanzhang will lose face in public. If you change the dynasty, you will know in minutes what the Li Tang royal family is!

The author pays attention to his title, he belongs to the slave emperor.

Didn't the author check the information? There is no such person in the history of Shen Wansan, and it is completely unreasonable for the prince to conquer personally. Moreover, many characters are not depicted, and it is just a running account.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I suggest the author make a decision before taking action.

Authors should not take things for granted when writing a book😦 If you do this, you should make it easily soluble in water. Returning three thousand camps, how did you come up with it? Modern people are more feudal than the ancients when they go to ancient times.

The largest princeling during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty was Emperor Hongwu. After all, Prince Yiwen's power was boundless, and the subordinate officials in the East Palace were almost copied from the court.

Hmm, very much to my taste.

It's cool to the end, and it's to the end. It puts satellites in front, and pretends to be cool in the back. It has some tricks in doing things. It does behave like a fool at ordinary times. Every aspect is inconsistent with the persona, which is very poisonous.

Isn't Zhu Biao the eldest? Why does Zhu Di's son call him the emperor's uncle?

How should I put it? The style of film and television dramas is incompatible with the current situation. Before time travel, you were nothing, but after time travel, you lead the army.

The author writes that in the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang must not be allowed to engage in so many sb policies. What about being buried, enfeoffing treasures, banning household registration, etc. If you can't do it, don't do it. Get rid of all the shortcomings.

There are two major types of artillery popular in the world from the 14th to the 17th century: "forged cannon" and "cast cannon". The wrought iron cannon technology popular in the 15th to 16th centuries, based on all existing Western European artifacts and comparison with the cultural relics of the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty's wrought iron cannon technology was stronger than that of Europe at the same time until its demise. I would like to emphasize that the real impact of the Franco machine on the Ming Empire was its breech-loading gun's design for rapid reloading, which was similar to that in Europe at the same time. It was horizontal to the barrel and had clear gaps in the iron bars. It can be seen that the Ming Dynasty did not like the forging technology at all (it was simply shoddy). This kind of forging method could not withstand the high pressure of granular gunpowder, and it was extremely easy to explode the chamber 😰 The biggest difference between the Ming Dynasty's forged iron cannons was that the production method was detailed in the "Arms and Arms". The biggest feature of the forged iron cannons forged by this method was that there were no gaps and a flat and smooth bore. Even by the end of the Ming Dynasty, the only country in the world that could mass-produce various types of seamless wrought iron cannons was the Ming Empire. This also made the Ming Dynasty's wrought iron cannons superior to those in Europe in terms of charge capacity and projectile weight. European wrought iron cannons were unable to solve the seamless process of wrought iron cannons until the middle of the 17th century. The cast iron cannons from three periods, including the British Mary Rose that sank in 1545, Gustav's leather cannon, and the Batavia that sank in the Netherlands in 1629, all have obvious traces of splicing. And all the existing large, medium and small wrought iron cannon cultural relics of the Ming Dynasty, whether they are various types of Weiyuan cannons, Fran machines, and captive-killing cannons, are all seamless. The seamless bamboo shell type wrought iron firearm technology of the Ming Dynasty was widely used as early as the Hongzhi Dynasty. This is ironclad evidence that Shandong cultural relics have been preserved, and it has nothing to do with Westerners. The detailed manufacturing method of a heavy wrought iron general cannon is recorded in Volume 14 of "Synopsis of Armaments". It can be seen that the craftsmanship of Chinese forged iron cannons is different from that of the West from the beginning. This method of burning red iron sheets and wrapping large and small ones can not only make the cannon without traces of splicing, but also greatly reduce blisters in the barrel and obtain a smooth barrel with a unified caliber. On March 6, 1627, the Governor of Portugal and India informed the king that the Governor of Macau, D. Filipe Lobo, had found "two casting masters" and was on his way to Goa. The two Chinese iron-smiths were not accustomed to using cast iron from Goa, so they made no progress in making cannons and returned to China. On March 14, 1632, the Portuguese King approved the Portuguese and Indian Governor-General to use Macao Chinese masters to cast iron cannons in Goa. Monsoon Book, Lisbon National Archives, Volume 30, Page 166. Chinese artillery was also sold to Europe "Selected History of Old Colonialism" quoted the record in Volume 24 of "Philippine Islands" and mentioned that the Spanish obtained copper cannons through Chinese merchants: Two documents in 1574 and 1576 said that the goods shipped to Manila by Chinese merchants included flour, barley flour, sugar, various dried and fresh fruits, steel, iron, tin, lead, red and white copper, fine porcelain, various silk fabrics and various small items. What's especially important is that there are "a large number of bronze cannons that are very well cast, as well as various military supplies." It was always discovered that overseas Chinese invented a new cannon-casting process and ordered fifty of them to be cast at one time. The raw materials used by Spanish bandits to make weapons and ammunition, such as steel, iron, copper, lead, tin and nitrate, were supplied by China. He also imported cannon from China. The Spanish clearly recorded it in the "History of the Great Chinese Empire" published in 1585: In a letter to our master, the King, Captain Alda said after talking about other things: "... The weapons used by the Chinese are the same as ours, and the artillery is of good quality. On some ships, the minister personally saw it As you can see, the cannon body is well-proportioned, and the casting process is better than ours. It is more solid than ours. There are cannon factories in every city, and they are constantly manufacturing them every day." In the 17th century, the Ming Dynasty was the world leader in metallurgical technology, and the quality of its self-produced Hongyi cannons quickly caught up with the support of local technology. "History of Technology", Oxford University's European masterpiece "The Complete History of the Chinese Empire", writes that Spanish officers lamented that "the artillery is better than ours and more threatening." "The Age of Firearms" (written by Tonio, a Portuguese historian of East Asia) evaluated the Ming Dynasty's imitation Hongyi cannon as one of the best artillery in the 17th century. (This is where the artillery of the Ming Dynasty truly took the lead) In the nearly one hundred years before and after the demise of the Ming Dynasty, the new firearms developed in Europe were stronger than the Ming Dynasty, but the metallurgical forging technology was not as good as the Ming Dynasty.

I have become a Zhu Biao, and I am still living in such a miserable state! ! ! You didn't even do the essay well, and you even named it wrong. It should be called Prince Frustrated.

I watched the protagonist travel through time (the third year of Hongwu)! In the author's introduction, it says Zhu Yunwen ...... So I would like to ask the author, "New Zhu Biao" still has to go through: the death of his eldest son in infancy, the death of his aunt and first wife, and the subsequent concubine...? ? ?

How could it not be enfeoffed? Isn't it possible to seal America, Japan, and Europe?

It can be improved. The status of the three ancestor gods, Xuanyuan Huangdi and Fuxi Nuwa, enhances the legitimacy of the protagonist's authority (the three ancestors are the predecessors of the protagonist's father and son😏) and increases the ability of cohesion and assimilation, which provides justice and rationality for the complete incorporation and assimilation of surrounding ethnic minorities. In the highland of faith, we not only have local Taoism and various philosophical sects such as the Hundred Schools of Confucianism, but also have ancestral beliefs as a firewall😎, and they will not be as easy to go crazy as religions🔥 Even if the Zhu family and Confucianism in the Ming Dynasty are gone in the future, the people of China can be united again When there are more clans in the future, we can arrange to form the "Zhu Family Army" (the lower-level clans in the fifth server have the least risk, and let the clans pay blood tax to reduce some of the population burden). Zhu Yuanzhang had a similar idea, but as a result, the Ming clan could not be used later because of Zhu Di and Zhu Yunwen. Even if you don't go to war, you can still set up a royal academy for the clan to study 🏫Astronomy and geography, mathematics, medicine, physics, chemistry, mechanics, art... And contribute to human civilization😏In the future, if there are more clans, they can also find these distant relatives to serve in corvee. The most important thing is that they don't have to give 💰💰 💰It's a rare journey to become an emperor. If you can't make the capitalists jealous, your job as emperor will be in vain 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜

The mathematical basis of external ballistics is Newton's three laws and the law of universal gravitation, first published in 1687. Otherwise, there is no way to calculate ammunition at all. In other words, before Newton's three laws, only empirical formulas could be used for gunfire. The "New Science" published by Tartaglia in 1537 was actually Tartaglia's public advertisement for job hunting. However, his work was kicked out of the textbook in 1590 because it was not accurate enough. ("New Science" laid the foundation of modern ballistics, but the book "New Science" believed that the cannonballs would fall vertically at the highest point. It made me laugh to death😃😃😃hahaha) Tartalia claimed that he had never fired a cannon. The book "New Science" had nothing to do with artillery at the beginning, but it was later practiced by Spanish people in large numbers In fact, it was written by Western ballistics has always been relatively slow to respond to mathematics and physics research. Artillery production and use systems are often inconsistent (for example, the British artillery during the Peninsular War once pulled out a bunch of Spanish Harborg-era cannons for supplementary purposes). The projectiles of muzzle-loading guns often use shrinking bullets, and the people who teach mathematics may not know how to shoot artillery. European artillery-related mathematics education can only cultivate intuition to a large extent (this was even the case in the 20th century. The preface to the US military-related textbooks in the 20th century also emphasized that practitioners who introduced the use of artillery were more capable of training and practicing artillery officers than mathematics professors. Benefits), many of those equipment are simply money-making gadgets - Galileo started to engage in ballistics back then just to promote his own equipment, but if you really plan to use these things that may even be based on Aristotelian mechanics to defeat the enemy, then you can only say good luck. The accurate hit range of traditional general artillery and Western artillery in the Ming Dynasty was actually the same "two hundred steps", and the Ming army had better conditions to spend money on target training. At the same time, those European mercenaries even skipped musket shooting because the economy and wages could not support it: (frontier fortress in the Jiajing period) and could see beyond the trenches. The terrain is vast. If you encounter a large enemy approaching the border and the officers and soldiers unexpectedly fire their weapons and crossbows from far and near, you should consider placing them outside the wall of the enemy's tower. This method is suitable and a mound of six to seven feet should be erected about two hundred paces above the suspected thief. If the thieves come to this pile, use the extremely distant divine cannon to attack. Invincible gunslinger. Use the cannon tip to point out the machine and other weapons to attack it. It's about a hundred and fifty steps up. Another mound of soil five or six feet tall was erected. Like thieves here. Then use weapons such as the Sub-far Divine Spear, the Erlang Machine Seven-Eyed Gun, etc. To attack them. About a hundred steps further. Then set up a mound four to five feet tall. Like thieves here. Then use the long-range arm, crossbow, arrow, rocket, three-eyed gun, Fran machine and other weapons to attack them at the same time. Then every shot will hit the target. No one is safe from harm. You will see thieves running and hiding. Don't dare to spy on my frontier. The 1849 "Supplementary Readings and Records" believes that the range of the open artillery and the foreign artillery in the Opium War are the same, two hundred paces: there is also a test target, the close one can only be one hundred lunges, counting fifty feet; the far one is two hundred lunges, counting one hundred feet; further away, it is vague and subtle, and the inspection is unreal. This is consistent with what Chen said, exactly. The most effective way to use early artillery is actually to bring it closer and aim directly😄

Then there are Zhu Biao, Liu E's adopted son Zhao Zhen, and then Qianlong.