Recast the Sun and Moon

In June of the first year of Chongzhen (1628), something happened late at night in the Yunnan Guizhou Duke's palace. Mu Qiyuan, the tenth generation of the Guizhou Duke, was poisoned to death by his grandmother, Mrs. Song, because of his arrogance and lawlessness and quarrel with the governor. In order to protect the name of the Mu family for three hundred years, it was that night and ten-year-old Mu Tianbo had just knelt down. After being ordered to inherit the title of Duke of Guizhou, a modern history researcher is possessed by his soul. He knows very well that this is not the end of the world, but a time when things can still be done in the late Ming Dynasty. Come back tonight, he will no longer be an ignorant young master. Internally, he used the prestige of the Mu family to win over the hearts of the people in central Yunnan, eliminate corrupt officials, reorganize the guards, appease the chieftains, and farm the fields to accumulate grain; externally, he strictly abided by his duties as monarch and ministers, proactively contacted the court, and took advantage of Chongzhen's early years to seek governance. As a vassal town in the southwest, he entered the imperial court, established border policies, and fought for military power, gradually getting rid of the old situation of "the detention of young masters"; when the chaos in the Central Plains and rogue bandits entered Sichuan, he first consolidated Yunnan, then joined forces with the chieftains, formed the Western Army, and Fengnan In the Ming Dynasty, Zhengshuo took Yunnan as his foundation, recharged his energy, and moved northward step by step. He did not go against the will of heaven and change his destiny to nothingness. He only took history as a mirror, real power as the foundation, and people's hearts as the foundation. From Mufu in Kunming to the Imperial Court in Beijing, from southern Yunnan He went to the Central Plains to fight for the throne. What he wanted to do was not to prolong the life of the Ming Dynasty, but to use the southwest as a tripod to reshape the mountains and rivers of the Han family, drive out the Tartars, and revive the Ming Dynasty.