
Mingyao Guanghua: I Will Never Be a Fortress in This Life
明耀光华:这一世绝不做堡宗
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Reform is just nonsense
Raising the salary of officials is like taking advantage of someone who has been taken advantage of. You can combine the salary increase with passing the examination. Those with high evaluations will be given bonuses, those with average evaluations will be given half, and those who are not good will be given a demerit once, demoted twice, and punished three times. If you insist on talking about it all at once, you will get nothing but the reputation of being taken advantage of. The imperial examination for merchants is even more nonsense. Have you ever thought about what will happen when merchants become officials? Merchants use power to open the back door for their own business. The confrontation between the old and new aristocrats will directly tear the court apart. By then, the party struggle will be more intense than in the late Ming Dynasty. We still emphasize that officials are prohibited from doing business. Guess why? If you don't know how to write about reforms, you don't have to write about it. If you have to write about it, then Zhang Juzheng's examination of the law, inventory of acres of land, and Yongzheng's work of tenants entering acres, returning fire to the public, and paying grain to officials and gentry are all laid out in front of you. You can't even copy them?
First remember that the Tumubao incident was not a shame, but a change, so it was not that the foreigners could not be defeated, but a rebellion carefully planned by civil and military officials, because Zhu Qizhen had been checking the accounts, and wherever he checked, the fire dragon would burn the warehouse.
This is the territory of my name.
This is the territory of our Ming Empire, so it is very right for Westerners to steal our Yongle Dadian technology
I hope the author will not engage in Tumu Fort conspiracy theories
Starting from Zhu Di, the Ming Dynasty has been slowly declining, and Renxuan seems to be in its prime. Look, when the Empress Dowager Zhang was there, when he was in charge of the world, he always sought stability and did not dare to do one more thing. You will find that during the Renxuan period, the army slowly decayed. This is clearly reflected in the Battle of Tumubao, which was still at its peak. The army in the late Ming Dynasty was stronger than that in the Renxuan period.
The Tumubao Incident is a typical example of the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. First of all, an army of 500,000 people was wiped out a hundred miles away from the first aid. It completely ignored the border and mountainous terrain. Anyone with any brains would find it outrageous. And where did the Ming Dynasty get its 500,000 troops? Going to the capital for dinner? How could half a million people cram into a bunker when just eating and drinking in one day would make the sea light up? What is the identity of another Wala? A rebellious minister of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, a sworn enemy of the Golden Family, what would be the benefit of him attacking the Ming Dynasty? You like to be beaten by the two major forces in turn, right? There are a lot of doubts in the front, and even more outrageous in the back. Zhu Qizhen went to Wala, Wala's sister warmed his bed, and lent troops to send him south. Finally, Wala was rewarded by the Ming Dynasty for generations, until the Ming Dynasty was over, Wala split into Zhungeer, is the logic of Tamar's Ming history correct? ? ? This is obviously a story about a loyal brother, something that the scholar-bureaucrats and the Manchus colluded to cultivate.
When the firearm is opened, it does not look like a muzzle-loading gun, but like a breech-loading gun with fixed ammunition.
Our Ming Dynasty is so powerful
Yongle abandoned Daning, and the three realms of Xuande were empty: Kaiping, Nuergan, and Jiaozhi. The orthodox lost the Hetao, and Jiayu defended the western frontier. Wanli Burma occupied southern Yunnan, At the end of Ming Dynasty, Liaodong was all returned to Jin.
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Children are not bad at the beginning. Just like Chai Zongxun, they start to wander as soon as they can read. Writing blindly. Reforms are like child's play. If your salary increases tenfold, do you really dare to write?
If you understand history, you will know that no one can be trusted, and the troops under his command were instigated to rebel. There are endless varieties.
It can take a long time to study with AI. The root cause of the Tumubao incident: eliminate the middlemen and fight against the middlemen.
The name of the middleman: the leader of the Fang Kingdom in the Xia Dynasty, the princes of the merchants and foreigners, the feudal princes of the Zhou Dynasty, the Qin military meritorious princes, the military meritorious family of the Han and Tang Dynasties + the Confucian exegesis power family, the scholar-bureaucrats of the Song and Yuan Ming dynasties, the landowners of the Song and Yuan Ming dynasties, the minions of the Qing Dynasty + the military children of the Eight Banners, and the capitalists all over the world. , It's all like this Even big companies and bloated management are also like this... Bloated middlemen will reduce administrative efficiency, tax collection costs and efficiency... It's getting harder and harder for successors to do things and reform Therefore, Zhu Qizhen's failure is inevitable He was lucky if he didn't die Unlike many Ming Dynasty emperors who died so early...
The Tumu Fort Incident was a precise sniper attack by the capitalist roaders
Baozong was checking accounts and building ships to prepare for the Western Ocean, which greatly offended the border generals group on the three sides of Xuanda and the Jiangnan maritime merchants and smuggling civil servants group. This group of people caused the fire dragon burning warehouse in Bianzhen and the Fujian civil uprising. Well, Baozong still refuses to give in and insists on being tough, so he has to strike hard👊
Personally, I feel that in history, self-cultivation is equivalent to letting the horse go to Nanshan, and the army will be useless. If we go to war every few years, the army still has some combat effectiveness.
The late emperor's concubine
The concubines who did not need to be buried came to express their gratitude. The prince actually said: I love you all! ?
Baozong is actually the ultimate rebound of the oppressed southern gentry in the founding of the country.
The protagonist needs to kill Yu Qian first. He was the one who took over the military power of the civil service group. Also, the German Tumu Fortress incident was also a conspiracy of the civil service. The most important thing is not to let Westerners get the Yongle Grand Ceremony. The achievements of their cultural renaissance were all obtained from stealing the Yongle Grand Ceremony. After success, they erased history and made future generations forget that the Ming Dynasty was the first empire on which the sun never set.
The Imperial Physician System of the Ming Dynasty
The imperial physician system of the Ming Dynasty was a big pitfall. Promotions were all decided by civil servants. Let's change them together.