Ming Dynasty: I, Chongzhen, Encourage Ministers to Fight for Power

There was only one biggest reason for the demise of the dynasty at the end of the dynasty. The wealth was highly concentrated in the upper echelons and refused to be distributed. The army could not even afford food.

I have military power and can tell anyone who doesn't spit out the benefits, I can kill your whole family! However, since the reign of Emperor Yingzong, the Ministry of War has taken away the right to deploy the army and formed a system that allows generals loyal to civilian officials to be quickly promoted to military positions through the assessment of military general promotion. If the emperors of the Ming Dynasty later dared to touch the control of the army, they would be physically destroyed if they could not fight! An emperor without military power is just a sealing machine. In this book, you want civil servants to fight for power and act as referees to gain power. This is very good. This is how Jiajing did it, but Jiajing has the Lu family's Jin Yiwei who can know the real situation below, and can justifiably kill the civil servants if they dare to fool them. But you, the emperor, dare to touch the military power. You are no longer an ordinary emperor, and you are going to strike hard👊. Jiajing won over a group of military leaders through great etiquette, and had some military power, but immediately gave you the entire Anda Khan invasion, and the emperor's majesty was wiped out. Wu Zong directly skipped the Ministry of War and set up the Leopard Room Military Aircraft Department. The army you trained with Wu Zong was indeed very powerful. He beat away the little Mongolian prince. If you are not good at it, I will directly come to do it. Then you will fall into the water and die! I think Chongzhen had no team and no prestige, so he relied on one word to survive, and he also intensified his efforts, relying on his youth, strength, and pure energy! He survived until the opposing civil servants made mistakes, and finally survived the military examinations, the direct appointment of military commanders, and the brave guard camp, but he did not survive the droughts, floods, and plagues that lasted hundreds of thousands of years! Back to the topic, there are three ways to obtain military power. The first two experiments are GG, and the last one is also GG. These are emperors who want to do things. Regardless of their level, they all understand one thing. Without military power, there will be no reform 🤭🤭🤭

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

64/64. Food and grass. One eye and ten lines can be read in a wasteland. There are several flaws: There is no distinction between priority and secondary roles. The supporting characters have more perspective scenes than the protagonists. The protagonist spends most of his time in retreat, or rather, does not portray reality. Typos in some names.

In the late Ming Dynasty, the priority of the party struggle was to deal with the imperial power first, and then fight among themselves.