I Am the Great Ming Emperor’s Eldest Legitimate Grandson

Now that I have read Chapter 15, I feel that there is nothing wrong with the plot in general, but the details are still not good. For example, the two titles of emperor and grandson are not clear to the author. This book would be okay if it were placed on Tomato, but it is almost impossible to figure out the results at the starting point without handling the details well.

I have read so many Ming Dynasty novels, and you are the first one to make Zhu Xiongying cringe.

What is Zhu Xiongying's identity? You are timid in everything you do.

Queen Zhu Biaoma and Zhu Yuanzhang are all alive, why don't they make things clear?

The purpose of the so-called "sea ban" in ancient times was to restrict and eliminate rebel forces, combat piracy and smuggling, and ensure social stability. The "sea ban" was promulgated only when there were Japanese pirates😳 Instead of "sea ban" first before the Japanese pirates appeared. Don't reverse the cause and effect relationship😠Sea ban and seclusion are two different things😒The direct cause of the Japanese rebellion was the civil strife in Japan. In order to make a living and seek wealth, the feudal lords, samurai and ronin who failed in the war organized into armed gangs and went to China's coastal areas with pirate merchants to carry out armed smuggling and robbery and other criminal acts Ming Dynasty literature is actually quite strict about nouns. Pirates, sea pirates, Japanese pirates and Japanese slaves all refer to completely different groups. Japanese pirates are divided into slave thieves and sub-thieves. The Ming Dynasty called these people differently. If they were pirate merchants, they were called pirates. If they are Japanese, they are called Japanese pirates. There is a clear distinction. For example, the Ming Dynasty court and the local chronicles of Zhejiang Province distinguished between Japanese pirates and pirate merchants who colluded with Japanese pirates. Wang Zhi was the largest pirate merchant on the southeast coast at that time. He raised a large number of Japanese pirates to cause trouble, but the record about him clearly stated that he was a pirate merchant, while the Japanese he raised were recorded as Japanese pirates. They have never been mixed together The Japanese can be divided into two types. One is the pirate group headed by Wang Zhi who has inextricable interests with the Japanese pirates. The other is the pirate group whose wives and children were held hostage by the Japanese pirates and forced to attack the town The Japanese pirates are the Japanese pirates as described in Jixiao's new book Military Training Records. The Japanese pirates are Japanese pirates. The Japanese pirates were forced to be classified as the rescued people, while the pirate groups were classified as rebels. They were not confused with each other The main force, logistics, bases, and stolen goods sales channels of the Japanese pirates were all provided by Japan. And the disappearance of the coastal Japanese pirates had a great relationship with the changes in Japan. Since the establishment of the Tokugawa shogunate in 1603, the Warring States Period in Japan ended, and vassal states from all over the country gathered troops into the treasury. Ma Fang Nanshan Soon after, the Tokugawa shogunate issued a lock-down order. Japanese citizens were not allowed to run around. They stayed at home, men farmed and women weaved, and the economy was restored. Then look at historical data. Starting from 1603, the Japanese rebellion in the late Ming Dynasty began to slowly decrease. The last Japanese pirates seen in history books invaded the coast of Fujian in July of the fourth year of the Apocalypse (1624). From 1633 to 1639, the Tokugawa shogunate issued five consecutive lock-down orders. The Japanese pirates are completely extinct The direct cause of the Japanese pirate rebellion is the civil strife in Japan. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Japan split into the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and wars between the two sides continued. In order to make a living and seek wealth, the feudal lords, samurai and ronin who failed in the war organized into armed gangs 🙄 and went to the coastal areas of China with pirate merchants to carry out armed smuggling and robbery and other criminal acts. Because the main force came from Japan, This was called Japanese pirates at that time Japanese ancient name) Japanese pirates (bandits or foreign invaders) Japanese pirates refer to Japanese people. Chinese people who want to be Japanese pirates must have Japanese household registration. The Japanese pirates were composed of Japanese warriors, Japanese pirates, and Japanese merchants😣 Sea ban began in the Song Dynasty😲 The "Benji of Taizong" in "Song History" records that in September of the second year of Yongxi (985), Zhao Guangyi "banned sea merchants". According to the "History of the Song Dynasty·Shi Huo Zhi", Zhao Guangyi was in the early years of Taiping and Xingguo (985). 76 Years) stipulates that those who trade privately with overseas countries will be sentenced to a crime of more than 100 yuan, and those who have more than 15 coins will have their faces tattooed and be exiled to an island. This means that Zhao Guangyi not only completely banned overseas trade, but also completely banned land trade with foreign countries. He did not do it on a whim, but implemented it as a long-term national policy. In the fifth year of Chunhua (994), the ban was specifically reiterated, and the punishment laws were also very harsh. It was a crime to have more than 100 guan, and if the amount exceeded 15 guan, one would be tattooed on the face and sent to an island. Later, it was stipulated that those with more than 4 guan would be sentenced to one year in prison, and 20 guan would be sentenced to local service with tattoos on the face. The "History of Song Dynasty: The Benji of Emperor Gaozong" records that in the seventh month of the fourth year of Jianyan (1130), he "banned shipping merchants from Fujian, Guangzhou, Huaihe and Zhejiang to Shandong, and was considered to be the guide of Jinren Township". Not only that, he also issued an edict in August of the second year of Shaoxing (1132) to confiscate the ships of the coastal people and replace them every year to guard the dangerous sea lanes. In essence, it was not much different from the sea ban. According to the "History of the Song Dynasty·Shi Huo Zhi", Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty established a market in the twelfth year of Shaoxing (1142), so he took wax tea as the basis of the market. All the crotch, cut, piece and collar, regardless of how high or low they were, were scrutinized by the officials, and smuggling into the sea was strictly prohibited." That is to say, the overseas trade of wax tea was prohibited.

That's because Zhu Yunzhen was such a waste, even worse than Chongzhen. Even if you want to cut down the clan, you won't be able to cut it down.

You'd better take a rest! You can't beat Zhu Di!

Could that woman be Xu Miaojin? Don't be too ridiculous

In fact, you should write a book about solving the case, and you don't have to solve the case yourself. Don't you believe Lao Zhu? Or should I wait for you to search and tell Lao Zhu, and then listen to the sentence "Good boy is really awesome?"

Queen Ma must try to save her no matter what. It seems that Zhu Biao will not save her in the future. It's too hard to empathize. I won't watch anymore.