The King of Han Invites Rebellion

It's good if you don't lick Zhu Zhanji. Just for that reason, I collected it. Zhu Zhanji was obviously a foolish emperor in history. He gave up more territory than the Manchu Qing Dynasty ceded. Why do some lickers call him a hexagonal emperor? ? ? ? Zhu Zhanji and his son ruined Zhu Di's life achievements

The Qing Dynasty was really shit, the Ming Dynasty was second only to the Han and Tang Dynasties

After coming into contact with information about Western history and counterfeiting in the past two years, I can no longer stand historical novels. Nowadays, the Western History Debate is uncovering the source, uncovering the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and uncovering the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. In the early years of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus promulgated the "Survey Law" and the "Fugitive Law", took large tracts of land as their own, and turned Han people into serfs. In order to prevent Han serfs from dragging their families and escaping, Han women were ordered to bind their feet with broken bones. Therefore, foot binding in the Qing Dynasty was most common in Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, and Henan. These places were all areas where the Eight Banners encircled the land. What's even more disgusting is the foot-breaking order instituted by the Manchus, which was later used to blame the Han people. The Manchus signed treaties from the founding of the country, verbally, to the Yongzheng period when they signed treaties with Tsarist Russia to cede territory and grant extraterritoriality. In order to control the Han people, the country engaged in 150 years of civil war. They burned all the books about the Ming Dynasty, and if any were found, all the books about the Ming Dynasty that were not handed over were executed, including those in their own tombs. They implemented a policy of targeted elimination of Han people for hundreds of years, and even local officials reported it to local officials. Colluded with foreigners to tamper with Chinese history, stole Chinese culture, and named the "Almighty Saint" of the foreigners the civilizational achievements accumulated by China's thousands of years of practice. After giving the Qintian Prison to the foreigners, it didn't take long for someone to match China's thousands of years of astronomical observation. They compiled dictionaries to facilitate the translation of their Chinese classics. After the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, they saw that the situation was not working and that the previous policy of obscuring the people was about to expire. In 1877, they held a meeting with missionaries in China to determine the teaching materials and teaching system, and implemented another set of policies of obscuring the people. The impact has been to this day. In the Beiyang period after their fall, they were still tampering with history and compiling a New Yuan history to serve as a platform for Western pseudo-history! In 2023, the Academy of Social Sciences published a related doctoral thesis, Gezhixinfa, written by Wang Huibin, which compared a lot of relevant information in this area. So when I hear those who say that "hundreds of years" of Ming history has been compiled to beautify the Ming Dynasty, I want to laugh. Do you know why the Manchu and Qing dynasties wanted to supersede the Han and Tang dynasties? Because the Ming Dynasty really surpassed the Han and Tang Dynasties. Did they dare not admit it at that time? Nowadays, some people doubt that it is because they basically burned all the information about the Ming Dynasty. Nowadays, many information about the Ming Dynasty can only be understood through the ancient Ming Dynasty books returned from overseas. The "Kunyu Ten Thousand Kingdoms Complete Map" returned from Japan has been researched by Professor Li Zhaoliang for more than ten years, and the so-called pseudo-history of Matteo Ricci's paintings was published on the Jesuit official website. Who knows about the nine-sided map of the Ming Dynasty? There are three thousand Turkish troops stationed in the Ming Dynasty, and there is a Han city? The Manchu Qing was dissatisfied with the people, and the surrounding areas did not recognize it. It was able to lick its face and draw it into its territory. Externally, it was beaten. If it could not be beaten, it licked its face and said it could not bear to hurt the people, so it retreated in despair. The Manchu Qing had a chaotic population of several million, and there were three uprisings of more than 3,000 people every year. It did not dare to let the Han people garrison in the surrounding areas for fear that the Han people would join forces with other ethnic groups to rebel against it. So it still had the nerve to control the surrounding areas. Every year, six million taels of silver were transported from inside the customs to outside the customs, ready to escape at any time. When they fell, the 1.2 Billion taels of silver disappeared. I don't know if it was robbed by Japan when Puyi colluded with Japan, or when it ran away. In short, the more I dig into it, the more I understand historical novels and I can't stand it at all. I saw someone in the comment area saying that the author is Yu Qian? The Records of the Ming Dynasty, the Records of the State of Korea, and the Records of the Lee Dynasty of Korea that returned from Japan can tell at a glance that the Tumubao Incident was a coup. It is clear from what Yingzong did before the Tumubao Incident. He sent people to the border to check the accounts one after another, and one by one died until the end. I had no choice but to go there myself, and in the end there was a Tumu Fort. After looking at the location of the Tumu Fort, and first, Yingzong used it to contain the Mongolian tribes. He escorted Yingzong back to Beijing, but was killed by the Mongolian tribe supported by Jingtai not long after. Will he kidnap Yingzong? No more basic logic? Even Yingzong was put under house arrest after returning to Beijing, and the guards who always protected Yingzong were all Yexian. It was also after Jingtai that the Ming Dynasty's ability to contain the Mongols gradually collapsed. After that, the Ming Dynasty's emperor who wanted to make a difference would end up dying young. Jiajing was burned several times and almost strangled to death by a palace maid. The imperial doctor who rescued Jiajing was killed not long after. The civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were very good. Yu Qian's grandfather was an official for Meng Yuan. He had a large area of ​​land in the local area, and he was not born as a commoner. I don't know if I can post this comment or not.

Zhu Zhanji is a loser who was criticized by civil servants

Emperor Zhu Zhanji of the Ming Dynasty believed deeply in the rumors that the King of Han was weak

In fact, the Ming Dynasty was one of the top feudal dynasties in my country, but the history books were changed by the Qing Dynasty. It was so hacky.

I originally wanted to read a book, but the comment section is so noisy, and there are a lot of strange comments made by humanoids. Is it really difficult to explain that bridging the north and the south and promoting national integration are all attributed to Yongzheng and Qianlong? There are also a bunch of people who shoot first and then set up targets. Some people say that the Ming Dynasty was a semi-serf society. No, buddy, have you really read the history of the Ming Dynasty? What a group of humanoid creatures. Black is not so dark, right?

More than 50% of the history of the Ming Dynasty is not credible, and has been changed beyond recognition by the Qing Dynasty.

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The Ming Dynasty's finances had collapsed in the late Taizong period. Why didn't Taizong change it? First, he is dying. Second, he wants to conquer the north. Third, this is his basic base, because the generals under him are the ones who corrupted the finances. The real corruption and corruption of the court, which destroyed the finances of the court, started from the nobles. The battle of Maoerzhuang was planted by Xun for himself. Don't blame the civil servants. I am not saying that the civil servants are not good, but the fundamentals are rotten. No matter how they sprout, they are all rotten. As long as you become the top of the power, you are all silt.

The Records of the Ming Dynasty and the History of the Ming Dynasty are completely opposite. In the Records of the Ming Dynasty and the History of the Ming Dynasty, the Zongbao led the Wala army to suppress the civil strife. Yu Qian led the civil servant group to resist the imperial power and nobles, and did not allow the Zongbao to get close to the city of Beijing, because once it got close, people would definitely be let in. It would be reasonable for Yu Qian's group to be liquidated in the later period.

It's really disgusting to see Ming Chui, brought into the ancient times from a modern perspective. Whether you can make a living in the Ming Dynasty is two different things, and there is also the old ass of Yu Qian who boasts about using people to go forward and not using people to go back. He deserves to die when he accepts the new emperor and fails to abide by the new emperor. The literati's military power started from Yu Qian's old ass, and it's over.

Yu Qian, hey, is capable, and his butt is indeed crooked. Poor Jingtai believes that he was tricked into dying in the palace. I really don't recommend that the protagonist save Yu Qian, who obviously has the opposite stance.

Renxuan withdraws internally, it's hard to calm down! So many places have been given away, and more importantly, the sea has been banned. A country cannot make money from the outside, so it can only exploit the inside.

I said that the writing in the back was so messy. I co-authored the eunuch. It's a good subject matter. It's hard to find a book among this brainless Internet article about the rule of Renxuan that doesn't follow the marketing account route. It turns out that the author is not in good health. At least you finished the book. Moreover, the king of Han ascended the throne and could be rebelled so easily. It's too childish. It's really a bit too far. It's obvious that I can't continue to write and change the plot.

Zhu Zhanji was the saintly king who was trumpeted. After Zhu Di, the Ming Dynasty went from bad to worse, and the emperor was reduced to the point where he could not even control his own life and death. This started when Zhu Zhanji was flattered by the civil servants of Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

There are so many different comments in the comment area that I can't tell whether they are skewers or not.

With this title, I thought you were the King of Han, but it turned out you were a minister.

If you think Zhu Zhanji is a hexagonal emperor, then you have seen too much of the Ming Dynasty.

What did Yu Qian do that made the protagonist take him so seriously? Apart from the Battle of Beijing, there seems to be nothing worth mentioning. Moreover, the part about Zhu Gaoxu in Ming History is not credible, so is the one about the Tumubao Incident reliable?

Normally, it would be a miracle if the emperor allowed the feudal kings to rebel once, so why did he have to deliberately add King Zhao to create a conflict point? No, it's too deliberate

You only have three days to fish and two days to dry the net. It's hard to give you a monthly vote 😥😥😥😥