My Father Yongzheng, Am I Qianlong?

Now four out of ten new historical books are about the Ming Dynasty, one is about the Tang Dynasty, one is about the Han Dynasty, and one is about other troubled times abroad. Isn't anyone tired of it? No matter how bad or annoying the Qing Dynasty is, it has existed for two to three hundred years and dominated China for more than two centuries. There are many stories that can be unfolded. Now as long as there are Qing novels, there are few in the comment section that are related to the novel.

Just in time to watch the adults have to pay more, Qianlong was taught ten punches to the old man by President Jia Da

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Hope to leave the water

Recently, there have been a lot of articles about recognizing the Qing Dynasty Emperor as a father. I wonder if one old man and one young man are not doing their best?

Maguan, Xinchou, Nanjing, I wonder if the Ming Dynasty did not cede territory and pay so much compensation.

The protagonist ascended the throne in 1735. At this time, the Australian colony was established in 1788. No one has colonized it yet. Laws similar to the Homestead Act can be enacted to capture the entire Southeast Asia and Oceania. When taking Southeast Asia, you will inevitably encounter the British. You can try to compete with the British for India. India was colonized by the British in 1757 and occupied the entire territory in 1849. On the northern border, the Fourth Russo-Turkish War broke out in 1735. Russia expanded towards the Ottomans, focusing on the Black Sea and Crimea. The Russo-Turkish War lasted for four years. At this time, Russia only had a small number of settlements in Siberia. It could take the opportunity to go north to destroy Russian settlements, establish its own settlements, and then threaten Russia and force them to sign a border treaty. Oil resources are a tough battle. If we want to fight in the Middle East, Iran can only take it by itself. Osman can call on Russia and promise to divide it when the time comes. Anatolia and the Balkans will be given to him. We want the Arabian Peninsula, Egypt and Ethiopia, and we promise to shoulder the pressure from Britain, France, Germany and Austria. The advantage of the protagonist is that it has a large population. When the time comes to seize territory, it will directly force the population to migrate. Anyway, this is not the first time that this has been done. Territory management relies entirely on enfeoffment. The protagonist is destined to have many sons. It would be too wasteful to go out without enfeoffment. Then a national group similar to the Commonwealth is established to maintain governance.

Do you know why many people raised the issue of the Qing Dynasty's territory in the comment area? Because they also knew that the Qing Dynasty could only show off its territory for their filial sons and grandsons to boast about.

Everyone said that Zhu Ming was unkind and used the wealth and wealth of the people all over the world to support his family's prosperity. Why didn't anyone say that the Manchus entered the customs to race horses and enclosures in North China and used the money and food from the world to support the extravagance of the Eight Banners?

Qianlong's tomb was even blown up by Sun Dianying and his bones were thrown into the smelly ditch.

I don't like the Qing Dynasty, mostly because of the Qing system and the oppression of the Han people (the most basic tusha), which is a traitor in modern times. No matter how the TV series depicts it, it can't change this. No one has revised the history of the Qing Dynasty. How can people evaluate it?

It seems that the Qing Dynasty left nothing to future generations in terms of literature or science.

And was Kangxi actually Hong Chengchou's son? This is a bit difficult to stretch.

Basically, after writing this number of words, it started to get boring.

The likes and dislikes of politicians all follow their interests, and it is not what history books say is good. Lao Ba and Lao Si were better off as brothers at first, but what happened? Just because the fourth child stood as the crown prince, the two became life-and-death enemies. The same goes for Lao Thirteen. The relationship between Lao Si and him started out as normal brothers, but it was only when Lao Thirteen supported him in succeeding that they became sworn friends. The more critical point is that Old Thirteen is lame and has lost his inheritance rights, so he is not a threat. Only after seeing these, I feel that these are the qualities that a qualified historical work should have. Those who always record loyal and capable ministers in history books are either lazy or stupid, and there is nothing they can do if the readers do not know how to appreciate them.

Each of the four major Hongwu cases involved at least 10,000 people, and hundreds of thousands more. Even if you think about it, you know that so many people could not be involved. It is conceivable how many innocent people were killed. Even the people in two counties were slaughtered by Zhu Yuanzhang, leaving only those who collected the corpses. The "Da Ming Law" stipulates that people must engage in fixed occupations. Anyone who violates this rule is regarded as a "nomad" and should be exiled or executed. Lin Yuanliang, a professor at Zhejiang University, was executed because he wrote in his congratulatory form, "If you write, the constitution will be downgraded" ("ze" sounds like "thief"). Zhu Yuanzhang listed thousands of cases of clan executions, lynchings, and owl beheadings in the "Da Gao", and more than 10,000 cases of beheadings, abandoning the city, and other crimes. But the effect is that "evil people think otherwise and continue to do the same thing" and "make the same mistakes as usual". There shouldn't be anyone who thinks that excessive imprisonment and harsh punishments are appropriate, right? Zhu Yuanzhang's son Zhu Ping forced the people to sell their children and girls by imposing exorbitant taxes; he beat the elderly people who begged for mercy to death in public and arrested nearly a hundred people; he robbed pregnant women and broke up their families; during the conquest of Xifan, he kidnapped 300 boys and girls and castrated the boys, causing many deaths; and he abused lynchings. Zhu Tan was so addicted to alchemy that he died from overdose of gold and stone medicine; Zhu Yuanzhang did not blink at all when he forced people to build a palace.

I finally understand why female fans love the Qing Dynasty. The emperors and emperors of other dynasties always fought against the aristocratic family members, officials, gentry and landlords. Even in the Qing Dynasty, they are all relatives. Isn't this particularly suitable for female channels?😜

I feel that Yongzheng's reforms were actually of no use at all. After Qianlong ascended the throne, except for the return of fire to the public, they were basically abolished. Among them, it would be ridiculous for the gentry to receive food from one body, and it would be impossible to achieve at all. The public dissatisfaction boiled over when a seemingly good-looking stall entered the property. The author really boasted about Yongzheng a little too much

After seeing more historical information, I regretted subscribing. Hey, I didn't want to talk about the history of the treaty. Other things are even worse.

The more I write, the worse it gets. You can have so much water after giving birth to a child... Besides, is it weird to have three women pregnant in one year? ? ? I'm confused

It feels not that the protagonist has replaced Qianlong, but that Qianlong has returned to the past with the thoughts of later generations.

What exactly do we hate about the Qing Dynasty? It stands to reason that in terms of population, territory, and taxation and economy, he is the pinnacle of all feudal dynasties. In any case, he is still stronger than the Ming Dynasty in the eyes of famous fans. Of course, this is due to the fact that human technology as a whole is constantly improving. I don't care whether the emperor is a Han or a Manchu, because in ancient times, there was no nationalism in the family world. The whole world was one family with one surname. If you say that you and the emperor are from the same family, you have a share in the world. This was a serious crime in ancient times and should be executed according to the law. What is hateful about the Qing Dynasty is that it did not reform in time and become as strong as Japan did, which caused unparalleled suffering to the Chinese people who had awakened their national consciousness. What we hate is that it is a minority regime. We can push all the contradictions of the country's failure to reform to this point. This is what makes people hate it. However, the Qing Dynasty inherited the Ming Dynasty system, which was a dynasty that perfectly integrated the Ming Dynasty system. Have you ever wondered where the roots lie and whether Confucian culture lags behind the world? The country is not one family, one surname, one clan. The country belongs to all ethnic groups. There is a nation that serves as the majority and can accommodate various ethnic groups harmoniously. This is the cornerstone of national stability.

Why are there so many people who criticize historical literature? Why don't you become the protagonist when reading a book? If the protagonist is not a royal family, but an oppressed person, it would be normal to rebel against the Qing Dynasty. But the protagonist is Qianlong, who himself is a beneficiary of the feudal dynasty and is the largest privileged class. It is normal not to rebel... The entire feudal dynasty is serving you, so you can rebel by yourself [fn=1 4] What else is there to say about having a crooked butt, but you don't know that the difference between crooked and crooked depends on the position. I don't believe in letting book friends become emperors to oppress others, bringing with them the seventy-two concubines of the Three Palaces and Sixth Courtyard, etc. He also went to fight against the Qing Dynasty, because he felt that his life was too comfortable...

Imperial power is the foundation Others are trivial, just increase the national power There is no need to destroy all the foundations Otherwise, it will not take long and the descendants will be shorter than the late Qing Dynasty.

The author just happened to write about Myanmar. Could it be that he went to Myanmar to collect stories? Or should I say being...

Why is he a eunuch? ! ? ! At least give me an ending😫

The author will not reply or update, leaving readers with hope or giving up.

It's a good novel, but it won't be updated anymore.

It's so disappointing to follow it from the beginning of more than ten chapters to now.

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