Great Ming: From the Start, Giving Zhu Di a Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls

The answer to history is too naive, copying online information without own thinking. This kind of book will not achieve results. To put it bluntly, some readers understand history better than the author. If a work wants to be successful, the author needs to be proficient in all kinds of small historical details. I don't know when readers look at the details in this book. Once they learn the little knowledge, will the readers be convinced of you? This is how the great master of history became famous.

People say that there are three golden chapters. In the third chapter, Zhu Di didn't react at all when he heard about Ming Chengzu. I even suspected that it was written by AI.

I took a look at what the author wrote. They were all written by Manchu literati and officials from the Ming Dynasty. Objectively speaking, according to foreign evaluations, the Four Emperors of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty were the most powerful military forces in China at that time. Could a country in the Tang Dynasty capture nine capitals? Weak Song Dynasty. Run away from the Tang Dynasty. At the very least, the Ming Dynasty had the lowest taxes in the entire world system. The most stable dynasty for the common people has been stable for two and a half million people. Isn't this strong? It is recorded that the Ming Dynasty had a population of over 300 million and arable land of 1.4 Billion acres. Not including Hidden

You wrote the wrong author of the nine-character policy of building high walls, accumulating grain and slowly becoming king. It was Zhu Sheng who proposed it, not Liu Bowen.

Let me go, awesome, are you so productive as soon as you put it on the shelves? In all my years at Qidian, this is the first time I've seen dozens of chapters published at once.

Why don't we mention Xiaozong when we talk about the faint king? Xiaozong is the most defiant one.

The only shortcoming of Zhu Di was that he didn't know the way of Lao Zhu. Lao Zhu was a cow who refused to drink water and forced his head (killing all the civil servants who refused) but he still missed one problem. Zhu Biao died early and all his calculations were in vain. The result of this power struggle is that civilian officials took advantage of the loopholes. The most important thing is that the development of maritime and water transportation is too easy to be controlled by others.

The problems of Zhu Di's sons are easy to solve. Real enfeoffment, let them fight out the vassal kings who have ideas and abilities. European direction, small days, Annan India, including Zhu Di's other two sons, the vassal kings who are waiting to die, learn from After learning from the Qing Dynasty, the fiefdoms were returned to the imperial village, and the capital was given to them every year. They were given annual salaries, restrictions were lifted, and they could conduct business and imperial examinations at will. However, they were asked to set up a special department to keep an eye on these feudal nobles and deal with them if they went too far. With Zhu Di's power and prestige, it was not difficult!

Yongle Yuanbao Kuping seven coins and two cents

Gu Cheng was initially a personal soldier of Emperor Hongwu, and later he was promoted to the left governor of the Fifth Army Commander's Mansion through meritorious deeds. In the first year of Jianwen, Geng Bingwen, the Marquis of Changxing, conquered Yan Ni. He was defeated and captured and surrendered to the King of Yan. He was granted the title of Marquis of Zhenyuan for his merits. Yongle died of illness in the twelfth year of his reign and was given posthumously to Duke Xia Guogong!