In the Ming Dynasty 1457, My Father Baozong Was Restored

Yu Qian had better kill him. Really, everyone advised Wen Tianxiang at the time, but he wanted to die. If you keep Yu Qian, what will you do if you let him go? The emperor couldn't trust him, and his colleagues couldn't trust him either. Zhu Qiyu used him so highly and kept him alive, what could he do? Do you want to be Wei Zheng? Is Zhu Qizhen Li Shimin?

If you don't have a historical perspective, don't write historical novels. Can Yu Qian stay? I really admire you, so I say goodbye. For those of you who are not afraid of being poisoned, please continue reading.

There are a bunch of royalists in the comment area, blaming Yu Qian for all the blame for the earthen fort and the gate. Just asking are you afraid?

Yu Qian has to keep it no matter what, after all, he still has real ability.

Yu Qian led a group of people to kill the commander of the Jinyiwei in public and promoted his son-in-law to the position of commander of the Jinyiwei. Just this one thing would be a major crime against the Nine Clans in any dynasty or generation.

The smell of starch powder in this comment section is too strong

Another person who came to write novels after seeing the splendor of the Ming Dynasty. You can't regard failure to prevent it as failure to prevent it. Yu Qianqiang also only gave one ration to all the men in the conscription households, causing hundreds of thousands of people to starve to death. During the Jingtai period, the price of food was twice as high as that of the Zhengtong period. At that time, it was notoriously cruel. Zhu Qizhen's reputation among the people is comparable to that of Yu Qian and Jingtaihao It's hard to say what happened to Tumubao, but Yu Qian came to power through a mutiny.

Also save Yu Qian, you are the prince and not the emperor. Do you really think Yingzong has much affection for the prince? Do you believe it or not? Yingzong and the Duomen Group saved the prince before he saved him, but they saved him for nothing. I am broken.

Don't be deceived by history books when writing history. Yu Qian must die. This is where civilians took control of the army. Unless he dies, military power cannot be taken back. Without military power, you, the emperor, are just a decoration. Why so many emperors dissolved in water in the middle and late Ming Dynasty? This is the bad start. Military power is gone. Any subsequent emperors who have the slightest attempt to control the army will die. After coming out of Jiajing, he was full of power and scheming. In the end, he was assassinated and was so scared that he retreated to the Taoist palace.

Only look at what was actually done and take off the cloak of the so-called princes and generals

Zhu Jianshen in history was really capable, and he could control power better than Jiajing. He was convinced by the cabinet and so on. If the civil servants wanted to hack him, they could only catch a demon concubine to hack him.

You don't need to read the novel. Just look at the introduction and you will know that the author is a middle school student.

Author, you can't write about the Ming Dynasty without being a slave of the Zhu family. If you don't agree with your heart🐖The emperors of our family are all holy kings and wise masters, everything is a conspiracy of the civil service group, those Zhu family eunuchs don't know how to pop rice.

Finally I saw a Zhu Jianshenwen who didn't betray Baozong. Those who betrayed him were all fools. I really thought Zhu Qiyu would return the throne.

There is really no need to read it, Yu Qian must die, and all the protagonist can do is to succeed and rehabilitate himself. Restoration is a big deal when it comes to meritorious service. Others do it to you at the waist of your pants. The person who has made the most contributions asks you to help him kill his enemies but if you don't kill them, someone will join you as a hero the next day. Whether you decide whether to kill Yu Qian or not in later generations depends on whether he has a straight butt or not. At that point in time, it is a political issue. Of course Yu Qian can live forever, but it is not something Zhu Jianshen can do. I can only say that the author is a god. If I were Zhu Jianshen and I killed Yu Qian, I would be happy before it was too late. If I don't kill him, I will most likely get my hands dirty later.

The author should ban these outrageous fans. Anyway, the content of your novel does not conform to their conspiracy theories, and they will not subscribe to your novel after it is published. So why are you leaving these disgusting comments?

Reading these comments makes me laugh A group of bad people are playing tricks, and then they lead a group of stupid people🙂

The author of the protagonist's IQ decided to become an emperor based on his IQ. If he wants to eat shit, he will be played to death. The emperor is alone and cannot kill anyone. There is only one emperor in history. Is it easy for their prince to die? Li Longji killed several sons in one day. Look more at modern history and see why the Soviet Union's loving father purged so many people. Save Yu Qian, he simply won't consider why the emperor killed him. From a conspiracy theory perspective, whoever benefits the most from civil engineering changes is the one who leads it. No more.

Regardless of what's going on inside, in the eyes of the people of the world, Yu Qianwan's building is about to collapse. You can idle him but you can't kill him. If you kill him, who will dare to stand up and fight?

What are the substantial benefits of saving Yu Qian? Saved and made Yu Qian the chief minister of the cabinet? ? Let him make a big push for recommendation, recommendation? Brother, what you did is worse than Chenghua in history.

As the natural successor to the imperial power, there is really no need to protect Yu Qian. You are the prince and keep Yu Qian. How can you recover the emperor's rights that have been lost to the civil service group in Yu Qian's hands?

After the mid-Ming Dynasty, the higher the posthumous title of civil servants, the more selfish they were. On the contrary, the emperors had the opposite. The higher the posthumous title, the less imperial power they had. Basically, they cheated themselves and their descendants. For example, Zhu Youtang cheated his son Zhu Houzhao.

If Yu Qian stays, he will really have no military power at all.

If the protagonist is the emperor, then Yu Qian will die. This is history.

This is the strangest thing to me, why all Yu Qian fans swear that it was Yingzong who killed Yu Qian and not Shi Heng who killed Yu Qian. To take the example of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao killed Dong Cheng and his gang for treason. Should I say that Emperor Xian of Han killed Dong Cheng? Let's not talk about whether Yu Qian is a loyal minister or an upright official. Just ask why Yu Qian's death must be attributed to Yingzong? Did the Yingzong have military power when it came to seizing the gate? Why did Yu Qian's fans say that Yingzong had real power after the incident?

The changes in the army from the early Ming Dynasty to the Jingtai period, as well as my personal evaluation, if there are any mistakes, you can point them out, but there must be reasons and basis, don't just say false and empty words, I can correct them if they are reasonable and well-founded The army during Zhu Yuanzhang's period was composed of guards, with a number of nearly 2 million, and guards The soldiers were training while farming. They got 70 shi of generals from about 50 acres of land, and 24 shi of surplus grain. According to the parents, a couple, two sons and one daughter, there were seven people, 25 shi of grain, and the remaining 21 shi was close to a year's surplus of grain. They had enough to eat and had a surplus, and they had a fighting spirit. However, in the early days, there were few people and too much land, and the military households could not grow the land. There was insufficient food, and nearly 50,000 people fled. The Commander-in-Chief of the Fifth Army is responsible for 1. Training, assessment, and submitting recommendations to superiors for promotion, replacement, rewards and punishments of officers, but the final appointment authority must be reviewed by the Ministry of War. 2. Leading troops to fight in wartime, and returning to the garrison after the war. The Ministry of War is responsible for 1. Deploying troops, formulating operational plans and strategic policies, 2. Reviewing the officer candidates nominated by the Five Military Governors, and finally submitting them to the emperor for approval, 3. Presiding over the martial arts examination, 4. Confirming the military exploits of generals after the war. Without the signature of the Ministry of War, the military exploits cannot be reported , 5. Grain and grass transportation Summary: During the Zhu Yuanzhang period, after fighting in troubled times, the army was battle-hardened and the livelihood of military households was guaranteed, and the army was strong From the Zhu Di to Sanyang period, the number of military households in the guard posts increased during the Zhu Di period, exceeding 3 million. However, land annexation led to a decrease in the land of military households and an increase in the number of military households fleeing. In the second year of Zhuqi Town, Sanyang conducted a thorough investigation and found that more than 1.3 Million people had fled. The Ming Dynasty selected men from the children of military households to become soldiers and distributed land. Guards were restored, and the Fifth Army Governor's Office and the Ministry of War Functions have not changed much Summary: During the Zhu Di period, the number of military households in the guard station increased and the military strength was strong. However, large-scale mobilization of military households in the guard station all year round, and serious land annexation, led to a large increase in the number of military households fleeing. By the early years of Zhu Qi Town, more than 1.3 Million military households had fled. But the overall contribution to the country is great and the harm is small. When Zhu Qizhen became an adult, he launched the Tumubao Incident, killing 200,000 Ming troops and 52 civil and military officials. The senior officials were Civil officials Chief Assistant of the Cabinet, Zuo Shilang of the Ministry of Personnel Cao Nai Shang Shu of the Ministry of War Kuang Ye Shang Shu of the Ministry of Households Wang Zuo Right Minister of the Ministry of Justice Ding Xuan Right Minister of the Ministry of Industry Wang Yonghe Right deputy censor of the Imperial Palace Deng Li Military generals Taishi, British Duke Zhang Fu Gong Cheng Zhu Yong Tai Ninghou Chen Ying Consort Duwei Jingyuan Datong Governor Xininghou Song Ying Gongshunhou Wu Kezhong Summary: During the time when Zhu Qizhen was in power, the Tumu Fortress Incident occurred. Ming Dynasty civilians and soldiers suffered numerous casualties. The economic and military strength declined greatly. The Ming Dynasty was on the verge of collapse, which seriously harmed the country, people and the army During the Zhu Qiyu period, in the early days of the crisis, Yu Qian denounced right-wing capitulationism and escapeism, advocated resistance to foreign invaders, and finally drove away the foreign invaders. For the Beijing army, Yu Qian organized ten regiments and battalions, serving as Minister of War. However, the actual commander-in-chief was Shi Heng. The generals of the tenth regiment and battalion directly led the troops in training, and the generals directly led the troops in wartime. This changed the situation in the past where the soldiers did not know the generals and the generals did not know the soldiers (in the past, the soldiers were trained by the guard station in peacetime, and the troops were led by honorable nobles in wartime). The strength of the capital's army increased greatly. For the local guards, Zhu Qiyu and Yu Qian established "fundamental strategies" ----- 1. Clean up the farmland: ordered the recovery of the farmland illegally occupied by the guards' officers to ensure that the sergeants had land for farming. 2. Count the military quotas: Thoroughly check the actual number and vacancies of each guard post, severely punish officials who have been short-paid and recover the stolen money. 3. For the fleeing military households, if they return to the guard within a time limit, they will not be blamed; if they do not return, they will be expelled from the military and the past pay arrears will be recovered (if they cannot be recovered, relatives will compensate for it or the farmland under their names will be confiscated), and the strength of the guard post will be greatly restored. Unlike in the past, Yu Qian commanded the capital army as the Minister of War. He proposed to upgrade the governor's function locally, and he could manage generals below the deputy general. Without the governor's order, the generals were not allowed to send troops without permission. Although the governor did not have the right to mobilize troops and lead troops in battle, it was the first time that civilian officials managed military generals. Summary: During the Zhu Qiyu period, with the efforts of Zhu Qiyu and Yu Qian, the Ming Dynasty recovered from the Tumubao Incident, greatly improved its economic and military strength, and made great contributions to national rejuvenation and military construction. Zhu Qizhen came to power for the second time (Tianshun period). Zhu Qizhen began to persecute civil servants and generals who were loyal to the country, represented by Yu Qian, and abolished the Tenth Regiment Battalion. Beijing's military strength almost disappeared, the land annexation of local guards further intensified, and military households fled. To make matters more serious, the guard station existed in name only, the Hetao area was lost, and the Daning area was lost. From Liaoning to Ningxia, the Great Wall was in emergency. Peasant uprisings broke out in Sichuan, Hubei, Hunan, Guizhou, Guangxi, and Guangdong. The recruitment system of Zhu Qiyu's period began to be widely implemented. Summary: During the period of Zhu Qizhen, who came to power for the second time, the north was in emergency across the board, the farmers in the south revolted, and the military strength was greatly reduced. In the eighth year of Tianshun, Zhu Qizhen died of illness and became emperor for the second time. When he came to power for the first time, Sanyang left a peaceful country, and Zhu Qizhen pushed it to the edge of subjugation. But when he came to power for the second time, Zhu Qiyu and Yu Qian left a prosperous country, and Zhu Qizhen once again pushed it to the brink of subjugation. How did the Ming Dynasty once again move from the edge of subjugation to rebirth? Interested book friends can check out how Zhu Qizhen's son Zhu Jianshen rehabilitated Zhu Qiyu and Yu Qian, and how he once again pushed the Ming Dynasty towards revival

Comrades, although there was a "Red Wad Lighting" who was educated by the slaves of the Qing Dynasty who intended to slander Yu Qian, the national hero who resisted foreign invasion, but with my efforts of seeking truth from facts, presenting facts and providing evidence, he was finally speechless and ran away. It can be said without politeness that this is a great victory.

Senior civil and military officials died in the Tumu Fortress Incident Civil officials Chief assistant to the cabinet, left minister of the Ministry of Personnel Cao Nai Minister of the Ministry of War Kuang Ye Shang Shu of the Ministry of household affairs Wang Zuo Right minister of the Ministry of punishment Ding Xuan Right minister of the Ministry of Industry Wang Yonghe Right deputy censor of the Metropolitan Procuratorate Deng Li Military general Taishi, British Duke Zhang Fu Mr.

Why are you talking about Yu Qian? Isn't the focus of this book a battle of wits and courage with the heroes of the Seizing the Gate incident, and finally successfully eradicating Shi Cao? Yu Qian also mentioned it at the beginning

In fact, the demise of the Ming Dynasty was caused by the military attache group. The so-called civil servants were all responsible for the military attache group. For example, the Tumu Fort defeat was said to be caused by Yingzong's investigation of the border army's accounts, so the civilian officials colluded with the border army to kill the emperor. This is wrong. It makes sense. The emperor investigated the border army, and the civilian officials You are so scared. If the civilian officials want to take over the military power, they should support the emperor to investigate the corruption of the border army and let the civilian officials kill these noble border generals. But the answer is that the emperor's direct army was wiped out. So the truth is that the military attache group colluded with the civilian officials and Fang Ye entered the border first and killed the emperor's army.