Zhengde Mingjun

The most important thing for morality is to bring your son out. Without a son, everything else is in vain.

Is this a master's degree in history? First of all, just ascended the throne? You still don't have the right to appoint a down payment yet. The ancients governed the world with filial piety and did not change the policies of the late emperor for three years. It is either stupid or stupid to deny your father's mission to take care of your life from the very beginning. Just look at Jiajing and you will know. Who is the real father and how many ministers were killed for the great etiquette? Those who write history now have never read history books.

Zhezi 😵, there was no such term as zhezi in the Ming Dynasty

The author describes power as if a farmer is an emperor and plows the fields with a golden hoe every day. There is no logic at all! It's so inconsistent to rely entirely on civil servants when your biggest enemy is obviously the civil servants! Just a few words with the civil servant bb and you have the right? Without soldiers, none of the money in the treasury belongs to you! Power is how many people you can control and how many people you can mobilize at any time! Such as military power! Food material! If you have soldiers and food to ensure your own safety, you can execute all the powers of the emperor in feudal society! "War! Appointment of personnel! Execution of the nine tribes! Taxes!"

Zhengde fell into the water in September of the 15th year of Zhengde, and died in March of the 16th year of Zhengde. There was a difference of 7 months! Who jumped on a horse and fell into the water without dying on the spot, but died 7 months later?

Are these idiots who talk about children trying to make me laugh to death? The emperor is easily soluble in water, but the prince is insoluble?

.... All dynasties have tried to avoid party strife. The Han, Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties were all destroyed because of party strife. What a shameless move for you to initiate party strife on your own initiative.

What you wrote is not as good as the righteousness in history. At least they have seized the military power. What are you writing about? Is it useful just to fight with civil servants? Can you govern the people or can you govern the borders? What's funny is that the author doesn't understand politics at all. Once the cabinet fights, it will extend infinitely, and the final result will not be as good as Zhengde.

Travel through Zhu Houzhao and exercise more to keep fit. Repeated visits by multiple doctors. Take good care of yourself. To be honest, the minds of modern people who travel to the past are not necessarily as strong as Zhu Houzhao. Don't think blindly or do anything blindly.

After reading Chapter 6, there are no other problems, and everything is easy to do. But there are some people who try to instill intelligence in people. Four of the most famous cabinet ministers have this kind of IQ? This lady? Is there no city government here? You can read Xiaobai Shuang's article.

It is difficult for Zhengde to break the situation, because his father is too cheating. During his reign, his father did not solve the problem of relatives. The relatives left by Xiaozong are also very scary. The civil servants are getting bigger step by step. The civil servant group is so scary. It is a trivial matter to control the army, the ceremonial supervisor, etc. The civil servants are really terrible. What's more, during the reign of Emperor Xiaozong, the Ming Dynasty Law (the Ming Dynasty Law) was successfully revised, and Zhu Yuanzhang's content on corrupt officials and state-owned assets was completely changed. Civil servants boasted that this was Xiaozong's lenience to officials. Zhu Yuanzhang may have thought about this before his death, so he left a sentence, the Ming Dynasty Law has been completed and will not be changed. The civil servants wanted to change the laws of the Ming Dynasty. They had been raising it before Xianzong, but the emperor said that the ancestral laws were immutable. Xiaozong was so aggrieved that he didn't even have the right to appoint or remove Jin Yiwei.

Youben, the eldest son of the Ming Dynasty, is good at writing about righteousness. Let's see how you write this.

Who defines Mingjun? The lowest level definitely has no say.

If you don't change the inner court first, then change the cabinet.

Is the author really a master of history? Not quite. When the emperor first came to power, he could arrange cabinet ministers, but he could never be the chief minister. The principle of first cabinet ministers is equality, so seniority has been the most important thing in past dynasties. The second cabinet minister has no actual rights. His rights are reflected in the formulation of policies and personnel arrangements. Especially the support of the Six Ministers and Ministers. The third one changed the chief minister as soon as he became emperor. You are ridiculous and have broken the political rules. No matter how awesome Yang is, he can't sit still. Because there are no disciples or old officials yet.

Does the male protagonist have a system, can recruit troops, or does he have military power? When he ascends the throne, he immediately divides the chief ministers of the cabinet without thinking about maintaining stability (you must be a fool). The one who can become the chief minister is not an old coin. He plays a big knife in front of Guan Gong. There are not many emperors who will die in the future without any explanation.

To travel through Zhengde, you must first find a personal doctor who is completely loyal to yourself, so that you will not be dissolved in water. "Records of Ming Wuzong": "Eunuch Zhang Yu, court judge Liu Wentai, imperial doctor Gao Tinghe and others were convicted and imprisoned. The first emperor (Ming Xiaozong) ) prayed for rain and fasted, and occasionally felt cold, so he ordered Yu to discuss the prescription with the imperial hospital. Yu secretly consulted Wen Taiting and did not ask Xi to see, and used medicine to improve the condition. However, the medicine was inappropriate, and the late emperor died. " "Records of Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty": " Liu Wentai and others are all quacks, and they talk too much about their use... The late emperor (Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty) was paranoid that the prescriptions were different one after another, and he hurriedly gave out good prescriptions at the last moment. As a result, within ten days, the palace carriages were driven away, and all the officials were heartbroken and tens of thousands of people were gnashing their teeth. His crime was that he was cut into pieces and his bones were torn to pieces. " The fall into the water may have been caused by his accident, and the subsequent illness was not. It was simply a cold that was not cured, which made him worse.

If you don't have the strength, learn from Jiajing. The situation should at least be better than his.

If Zhengde wants to be a wise king in a broad sense, he can do it himself, but he just doesn't want to be.

A group of people who play office politics are transported to an era when men were slaves. They are all ordinary people. They have neither golden fingers nor can they climb the technological tree. They even have a wrong perspective from God. They only have some ideas about modern society. Are they all waiting to die or become slaves? What should they do? What can they do? Please watch "50 Years After Yashan"

Very nice, very cool. Come on.

You call it a broken bench. You didn't call it a broken bowl before. Are you still a eunuch this time? Tell me.