Daming: If You Say That I Am a Tyrant, How Can All the People Believe It?

Yu Qian is indeed amazing. He is the most famous after Cao Cao, and he is also the best person who can control the emperor and the princes. , The techniques are also sophisticated. The emperor checked the account and sent the emperor out. Then he can support himself as emperor. A city of one million people, with tall city walls, they defended Beijing fearlessly in the face of 2,000 enemy troops. Earn achievements that turn the tide. He took over the military power of the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion, split the Beijing camp, and exerted power over the government and the opposition. And the best thing is to promote and make a fortune for the Bianjunmen who committed the crime of exterminating the nine tribes.

If the author really wants to carry out radical changes in ancient times, he must first control absolute military strength. Why is it that the first emperor of a country is often domineering and arrogant? It's because they have the strength to say no to anyone or any force! After several generations, military authority has been dispersed to one or more interest groups! People in the same interest group are likely to have different opinions based on their own selfish motives, let alone multiple people.

On the one hand, he used historical data to prove what achievements Zhu Qizhen had made, on the other hand, he flatly denied that what the historical data recorded was inconsistent with the facts. The good things were all done by Zhu Qizhen, and the bad things were all done by the ministers. Can you get rid of the dark conspiracy theory about being an official? If Zhu Qizhen is really such a talented person, why not become the emperor of the ages? Could it be that Zhu Qizhen is in charge of the entire country? He is the only one who knows how to care about the people and is an official in the same dynasty. All officials are corrupt, right? I always use the comments made by great people to explain things. I will argue after I understand them carefully. Based on the details of folk history at that time, Zhu Qizhen was just a reviewer, not the initiator of the policy. Great people praise him as just a suitable politician. Great men and other ancestors also praised Yu Qian, why do you just turn a blind eye. Really rebelling against Tiangang!

To put it bluntly, it would be impossible for the Empress Dowager Sun to appoint Pig's Feet if he behaved like this, and it was even less likely for the civil servants to allow such a person to take the throne. The throne was not necessarily his, but it was only the civil servants who had always shown cowardice that the Empress Dowager Sun would establish him.

I have read at least ten books about Zhu Qizhen, and none of them have a plot and direction like this. They are all trying to avoid and then wait for others to invite people to take the throne. This one is different from the beginning. It is clear from the beginning that it wants to win over people to form its own team. It is refreshing. Come on, author!

The most important thing for an emperor is to divide the cake, balance the court, and balance the people. The court is inherently opposed to the people. If the tax revenue is too much, the people will not work, and if the tax revenue is low, the officials will not work. If the treasury has no money, where will the military expenditure come from?

The advantage is that he took the reputation of the emperor and went to check the accounts and sold the emperor. Yu Qian, the governor of Shanxi, did a good job. Yu Qian didn't have to clean up. The problem is Shanxi.

The Ye Zongliu and Deng Maoqi Uprising was an armed struggle by miners and farmers that broke out in Fujian, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi from the ninth year of Zhengtong (1444) to the first year of Jingtai (1450) in the Ming Dynasty. In November of the 13th year of Zhengtong (1448), the Ming court specially appointed Chen Mao, Marquis of Ningyang, as the general to conquer the south. Jin Lian, the Minister of the Ministry of Punishment, the Governor of Military Affairs, attacked Deng Maoqi. The Battle of Luchuan in the Ming Dynasty It was the fourth war in which the Ming Dynasty conquered Luchuan in Yunnan to rebel against the rebellion of Si Sirenfa and Si Jifa and his son Xuanwei Si. The four conquests took place in 1439 (the fourth year of orthodoxy), 1441 (the sixth year of orthodoxy), 1442 (the seventh year of orthodoxy), and 1448 (the thirteenth year of orthodoxy). After years of campaigns, the Ming Dynasty still failed to completely quell the rebellion, and finally ended in the form of an alliance. During this period, hundreds of thousands of attacks were launched continuously, leaving the defense of Mongolia Oara in the north empty. The Tumu Incident refers to the incident that occurred during the fourth northern expedition of Ming Yingzong in the 14th year of the Ming Dynasty (September 1, 1449). The Ming Dynasty army was defeated by the Mongolian Oara army at Tumu Fort (10 kilometers east of today's Huailai County, Hebei Province). Then why did the Ming Dynasty elites lose all their civil forts? There are two other battlefields. I also have time to think about it myself.

It doesn't take decades for future generations to comment on this. It doesn't even take a few decades. Some big things that were well-known at the time ten years ago, if you ask others now to see if they are exactly the same as what you knew at the time, many things have changed over time. It can be said that most things are what people want them to be. .

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What an exaggeration. Each of these many troops will be rewarded 500 taels? ? ? ? Three thousand taels of dead money. So incredibly unrealistic

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