
Who Rules the World at the End of Ming Dynasty
明末谁主天下
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In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the emperor had seized power, and the imperial edicts were tacitly smeared by the civil servants and turned into chaos. All imperial edicts must be signed by a bachelor and stamped by a eunuch to take effect. The imperial power has no practical function. Do the edicts issued by Emperor Hongwu and Emperor Yongle need to be confirmed by ministers? The imperial program was out of line, which meant that the emperor had only symbolic meaning. Military power Zi Yuqian won the battle to defend Beijing, and the noble generals of the governor's offices suffered heavy casualties. The Ministry of War seized the power of troop deployment, logistics, defense changes, promotions, merits, etc. Later, even the hereditary succession of the guards had to be handed over and confirmed by the Ministry of War. It became an iron law to control the military with civil society, and Emperor Wu appointed himself It was an atypical operation for a mighty general to seize military power in person, and it confused the civil servants. Since the Zhengtong year, the Ming Dynasty's finances have reached their peak, with 24.5 Million taels of food tax, 4.4 Million taels of silver, 2.8 Million taels of salt, and 1.9 Million taels of other goods converted into silver. The officialdom's annual output increased by 60,000 horses and 166,000 cattle. By the end of Hongzhi, there were 3,600,000 taels of silver, 800,000 taels of salt tax, 19 million dan of grain, and 600,000 taels of grain. Various taxes dropped significantly. However, the Ming Dynasty developed steadily for more than a hundred years. Normally, they would increase. Wu Zong went south due to the rebellion of King Pingning and declared that he would inspect taxes and fell into the water. Jiajing asked Hu Zongxian to suppress the Japanese and collect lijin in the southeast. Hu Zongxian committed suicide. The palace maid assassinated him. The princes died successively. Longqing proposed to open customs and lifted the sea ban. He died early. It was difficult to be the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He had to fight against the best group of people.
The coup was really a failure
The procedures for mobilizing the Beijing camp are very complicated. It requires an imperial edict, a document from the Ministry of War, a eunuch who supervises the army, and the issuance and verification of general seals. How can the British Duke Zhang Weixian have such great energy? Cui Chengxiu, the Minister of War, cannot pass the test. Even if he takes care of all the above-mentioned things and wants the soldiers from the capital to attack Bauhinia City, who would dare to go with you except for a few soldiers under his confidants? What method did you use to convince so many soldiers to join you in the coup? These soldiers are like humans and machines. They can do whatever the superiors say, right? Then wouldn't it be great if Zhang Weixian directly ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, and then used the same method to win over all the soldiers in the world? In addition, how long has it been since Cao Huachun, the fourth guard of Tengxiang, took over? He doesn't even have time to reorganize the army, so these soldiers will do whatever he says? Are these soldiers also human-machine? What's more, the salaries of the Tengxiang Four Guards are all paid from internal funds. How can they have the courage to listen to a eunuch instead of the emperor? At this time, the internal funds are completely in the hands of the protagonist. The power of the nobles is completely dependent on the imperial power and is subject to attack by the civilian officials. They have never dealt with the civilian officials. Zhang Weixian did not communicate with other nobles and directly reached a secret agreement with the civilian forces. What do you want the other nobles to think? If you mobilize the Beijing camp and succeed alone without other nobles, you, Zhang Weixian, can become the emperor directly. The most buggy thing is that you mobilized the Beijing camp in Beijing and even attacked Bauhinia City. The people of Beijing, other civil servants, military generals, and nobles were as if they were dead, with no reaction at all. News of the subsequent coup did not circulate to other places. Zhang Weixian and Han Xu were so powerful that one of them became emperor and the other became emperor. My opinion is that a coup is absolutely impossible, they can only instigate pay, and don't tell me that the Ming Emperor is easily soluble in water. Regardless of whether it is true or not, it is a secret method. If Zhang Weixian dares to conduct such a blatant coup and break the rules, then everyone wants him dead. In the future, the emperor will have the power to kill people and there will no longer be many constraints. If I were Han Xu, I would kill him as soon as I came to power and revived the Donglin Party. If the Beijing camp was not in my hands, then the real military and political affairs would have captured him and no one could stop him. Zhang Weixian would be dead if he mobilized the Beijing camp without an edict.
Chongzhen was selected as the most popular candidate for time travel (every day, he is traversed by hundreds of people just at the starting point... More difficult than a song and dance troupe)
To be honest, you can also refer to modern officialdom novels about ancient officialdom struggles.
I glanced at the catalog a few times, and then jumped for a while. Without failure, without upgrading technology, without external force, reform simply by fighting wits and courage will not succeed, and there will be many loopholes. Don't think that the ancients were fools. If they didn't want to play, they would kill the emperor.
A coup is unlikely. The most likely thing is to cause trouble over military pay.
Military mobilization should be a very complicated process. Each military camp has eunuchs and civilian officials to supervise the army. Not to mention the distribution of armor and weapons to soldiers. Moreover, there is a curfew at night. Any military mobilization will be clear at a glance. If it is possible for a small number of soldiers to mutiny and fight for pay, it is absolutely impossible for hundreds of soldiers to attack the Forbidden City. Even if there was a traitor inside, the four guards of Longxiang were not the only ones guarding the palace. If there really was an army that could control the palace, the Ming Dynasty would have gone to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms long ago. If Zhang Weixian had the ability to control the entire Beijing camp, his surname should not be Zhang, but Sima.
This environment in the late Ming Dynasty was simply not something that anyone with a brain could play around with. Just cheat directly. Only then can we have an absolutely loyal army as our base.
You can read it before Chapter 60, but there is no need to read it after Chapter 60
This coup is a bit baffling
Wu Xun himself is a royalist party, relying closely on the existence of a system of imperial power, and he wants to lead such a Beijing camp to carry out a coup. The various systems he wants to go through must be impossible. First of all, there are eunuchs in the army. If he mobilizes slightly more than 200 people, he will be reported directly to the emperor Also, if he launches such a mutiny, all parties must not be indifferent. The border troops and even the vassal kings everywhere will be aware of the change How can it be possible with It was just like what was written in the novel, and it passed inexplicably calmly like water First of all, he launched this coup. Although it was the Qing military policy, everyone knew that this family must die The system of the Ming Dynasty was definitely established, and it was impossible for Wu Xun to launch this coup The Qing Dynasty was the pinnacle of the feudal centralized system. The Ming Dynasty was definitely the master of the feudal centralized system, but it was not as awesome as the Qing Dynasty Also, even the eunuchs could not just give up their sons so simply The source of power for the eunuchs was not the nobles, but the emperor Where did the eunuch troops go inexplicably An emperor, especially at the end of the Ming Dynasty, it didn't matter how many ministers he killed in a row like Chongzhen. If you touch a noble military general here, the entire Ming Dynasty will start to help him? That's ridiculous Where are the loyal ministers? I can't believe that you are writing a novel and there is no loyal minister in it
There is no eunuch party, that is the imperial party run by your brother.
Progressing step by step, explaining the profound in a simple way, peeling off the cocoon and projecting the political people's good writing skills
The right way to update is to finish writing what you want to write. Once you take into account the various comments that influence your initial thoughts, your book will become nondescript. This is what I said at the time, can you persist? You must know that Ming history is a history book that many people are criticizing, and And now more and more copywriting proves that the history of the Ming Dynasty is absurd, so if you refer to the history of the Ming Dynasty compiled by the Qing Dynasty, you can only ignore it. Write well and slowly, stick to your own ideas and write, as long as it does not break the law, why do you care about so many attacks? The speed is faster! One burst of momentum will lead to failure, and three times it will be exhausted.
Don't read after chapter 50, you will get a lot of trouble. Cao Huachun rebels, the protagonist's IQ plummets, and the team around him is invisible throughout the whole process.
It's so funny. There are a lot of readers of cool articles in the comment area asking the author to open the system. Author, if you write historical time travel articles, no one will read them. If you put them on the shelves, others will pay to read your cool articles? Qin officials ruled the world, Shao Song, late Ming, Ming 1627, Wanli Mingjun, Iron-Blooded Can Ming, none of the historical time travel texts of these great gods have been listed, and there are many famous ones that have not been marked. Anyway, I have not seen a historical time travel text system book that can be compared with these books.
Why are there so many people talking about the imperial power of the civil service group being emptied out? Look at the governors, governors, ministers and ministers who were killed by the Qing Dynasty's first batulu inspector. Which last emperor could have such high officials as him?
Another problem with this book is that it overly sanitizes Tian Qi and Chongzhen.
Even people like Xiong Tingbi have been blamed for secretly communicating with Shanxi merchants. If Xiong Tingbi secretly communicated with Shanxi merchants, could he still be removed from power? Did Xiong Tingbi build a defense line in Liaodong just like Yuan Chonghuan, allowing Hou Jin to directly attack Shuntian Prefecture? If it weren't for the party struggle that allowed Yuan Yingtai, a loser who didn't know how to fight, to take over. He wanted to take back Fushun, but ruined the Ming army's field troops, accepted a large number of Mongolian tribes who came to surrender due to drought without distinguishing, and allowed Hou Jin's spies to mix in. Liaoyang and Shenyang probably would not have fallen. If it was just to give Tianqi a clear reason to kill Xiong Tingbi, then later on Chongzhen killed Chen Xinjia and Xue Guoguan, and forced Yang Sichang, Lu Xiangsheng, and Sun Chuanting to death, I will see how you clean it up.
If you don't like it, you don't have to read it, and don't take the rhythm. The author writes his story, not your story. If you think his story is good, read more of it. If you think it's not good, don't impose your logic on others.
The whole book only contains some violent remarks by the author to vent his real-life depression.
Yes, I can also give you the sources of the edict and data.
What a nonsense! There was even a mutiny!
Rating: An unqualified novel full of the author's personal imagination
This book is purely a novel of the author's own imagination, full of self-speculation about history. This book neither conforms to historical facts nor is it a qualified novel because it has no sense of satisfaction. In this book, you will find that the (protagonist) Emperor Chongzhen has no rights at all. He is surrounded by rebellious ministers. He can be ousted by his civil and military subordinates whenever he wants to move. The cabinet controls the government and the emperor does not even have the right to appoint a small official. Historically, Chongzhen can be said to have the most power among the subjugated kings. He cannot be said to have spoken the truth, but he is far from being a puppet emperor. He held the power of life and death until he hanged himself in Meishan. According to statistics, during his 17 years in power, he changed 50 cabinet bachelors and 14 war ministers. He killed or forced to death dozens of governors, governors, and governors. However, in this book, it is just the opposite. Overall, it is very frustrating to read.
You can give up when you see a mutiny. If you have no brains at all, the AI would not dare to write that.
With such offensive remarks in the comment section, I just want to ask if it will be updated.
Damn, you do this more in one day?
The worst book about time travel to Chongzhen
,,, It was so frustrating to watch, and he endured the humiliation and endured the hardship.
The holiday is over. Get up to work. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.
If the author had finished writing this novel at the current pace, Ming Dynasty novels would be divided into two categories, one called Who Rules the World at the End of the Ming Dynasty, and the other called Others. It's not a boast, but it's also very difficult. I hope it will end one day.
How about feeling better? The writing is very smooth, just like eating and sleeping, there are no meat or vegetables, and before chapter 20, there is not even a little pleasure! It should be ups and downs
Whether it's a time-travel novel. Fantasy, magic, etc. All have their own logic. You can write nonsense, but it must be logical. One of the logics of the late Ming Dynasty is that you cannot break the social status of feudal society, but you can be so awesome that you overthrow the previous dynasty and become the emperor.
Write yours with peace of mind. This is a novel. Don't pay attention to those who are above the line. Writing your own style and writing your own story is the most important thing. The more you are disturbed, the more your writing thoughts are not pure enough. Then it will only disappear among the public, slowly disappear and gradually be forgotten. If people want to live out their lives, they must write about themselves. If you can't be true to yourself, you will be like this!