I Pacified the Rebellion for the Ming at the End of the Dynasty

The Fuwang family has original sin, and their sins are serious! Rebellion has no moral character and will be despised by the people!

There is no fortune, wealth and longevity. The inscription of King Fu was unearthed, saying that he died of illness.

This is a rare theme of rebellion by vassal kings in the late Ming Dynasty. It was chosen before the rise of Li Zicheng. It belongs to the three-anti state of anti-peasant army, anti-Chongzhen, and anti-Eight Banners😁

The Ming Dynasty needs an objective and fair evaluation. Those who are extremely disparaging are those who cleared the land for slaves and barbarians.

Modern young people always think that the ancients were stupid and they would be the same. But in fact, it is just a young man who has hallucinated because he has not seen enough. Comparisons from all parties show that in the late Ming Dynasty, the princes, nobles and high-ranking officials did not transfuse large-scale blood to the country. Why? Because others are stupid, are modern middle school students smart? ! How is that possible. One of the fundamental reasons lies in the overall failure of the system: it is useless if you are willing to give money to save the country, because no matter how much you give, the soldiers at the bottom will still not get the money and will not sacrifice their lives. The aristocratic officials themselves knew where the funds went. They knew very well that no matter how much money they gave, the army could not train well. If they did not take it, others would take it. In the late Ming Dynasty, the officials and princes at that time actually knew much better than the young people today about whether the Ming Dynasty would fall and how it would fall. They are not stupid, it is just that the matter has reached this point and there is nothing they can do. As for orthodoxy, patriotism, and nationalism, they were useless at that time, because the entire country had fallen into the credibility trap. In other words, no matter what a person in the court did, even if he was doing good things, the people would think that he was doing bad things. Even if he told the truth, the people would directly think that he was lying, and they would not make any distinction at all. Historically, this was the real cause of King Fu's death. It's not that he didn't think of spending money to hire soldiers to quell the rebellion, he did it, but he found that the military system in the entire region was rotten and it was impossible to organize a large-scale army. He hired a few private armed forces of hundreds to thousands, to no avail. It wasn't that he didn't want to win people's hearts and organize the people in the city to repel the rebels, but when he organized, he found that the people had long since disbelieved him. Even if everything he said was true, anyone with private property who entered the city would go bankrupt, and no one believed it. They all believed that the army would be better than his Ming Dynasty. I can't say exactly how King Fu died in history, but he must have died in despair and felt that he was innocent. The same thing happens everywhere, such as Constantine XI, such as Louis XVI. In terms of political ability and personal intelligence, they are actually much better than the modern lower-class civilians, but what's the use? I don't know if this book can take these into account.

The demise of the Ming Dynasty was the result of the resonance of multiple factors. Even if a time traveler has modern knowledge, it is difficult to break through the triple dilemma of institutional inertia, financial collapse and political corruption. The most likely scenario is to extend the reign of the Ming Dynasty for 10-20 years, but it cannot change the fate of the Ming Dynasty surviving for at most 20 years before being destroyed.

I really can't figure out why you made a bet with a rebel for no reason. You even scolded and cursed you when you recognized him. You could still make a bet with someone with a smile on your face. In the end, you were caught and you didn't fight or kill him. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there were internal and external troubles, and if another vassal king rebelled, it could only be said to be even worse. It would be better to travel through Yongli, take advantage of Zhang Xianzhong's attack on Huguang to gather troops and develop, and when Chongzhen is dead, immediately occupy Huguang and go south to Guangdong and Guangxi. There is no chance in the north. In the early Qing Dynasty, the combat power was not guaranteed. In the battle of Saarhu, 40,000 people faced 130,000 people, and the battle loss ratio was 200:50,000. Only by relying on the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River could we resist.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, except for the Pig King and the gentry, who didn't want the Ming Dynasty to die quickly? It's ridiculous, even the lower-level clan would like the Ming Dynasty to die in their dreams, right?

To be honest, it would be better to choose Tang Wang. King Fu has too many pitfalls