Daming: Brother Emperor, You Have Harmed Me.

I caught one

Whether Tumubao has a conspiracy or not, it can only be said that it is impossible to test. I personally think he's a loser. The emperor wanted a great victory. Come and take charge completely. Some people want a big defeat. Attack the imperial power. But the situation that ultimately resulted was out of control. It almost ruined Ming Dynasty. Personally, I prefer some historical stories. I have read a lot of history lectures. There are also some historical novels. There are also historical analyzes by some history bloggers. Slowly, I also developed my own views on the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty was indeed a great dynasty. For the Han people, the Ming Dynasty did have the power to recreate China. Not only territorially, but also spiritually. The crude rule of the Yuan Dynasty. It undoubtedly intensified the division between the north and the south. Plus a tax package system. This bad government has nourished a large number of powerful people in the world. Squire landowners, This also exacerbated a result. Financial power does not lie with the court. In place. You can compare it with China's modern history. After the reform and opening up, the central government was unable to provide money. To support western cities. You even have to borrow money from the local government. Without the iron-blooded prime minister touring the country to negotiate, recover financial rights and the central government, China would have experienced a split in the 1980s. The Ming Dynasty was such a bloody giant who was born with a lack of financial power from the beginning. Silver has been popular since the Tang Dynasty. It was already popular in the Song Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, it was already the currency most recognized by the people at the bottom. However, China is a silver-poor country. With the opening of the Maritime Silk Road, there is a large amount of silver. Flow into China from the port. This undoubtedly destroyed the fragile economic system of the feudal period. That's why there are countless novels about Zhu Yuanzhang's evil policies. One is to ban the sea, and the other is to exchange things for money. Why ban the sea? Because the inflow of silver did not go through the imperial court at all. Not all the silver flowed into the imperial court. And then flowed out from the court. Instead, it flowed into the hands of the local wealthy families who controlled shipping. This is equivalent to them mastering the money printing press. What's the market price? They control all the silver stock on the market. How terrible. So Zhu Yuanzhang collected taxes. No silver is accepted. Only physical items accepted. Salaries are only paid in kind. This also started a bloody and cruel fighting game between Zhu Yuanzhang and those Ming officials or the aristocratic families they represented behind them. Whether it was a large-scale killing of officials or the death of Zhu Biao? Zhu Yunwen took over. It's all the result of this game. The theory of destiny in the Han and Tang dynasties has long since collapsed. The scholar-bureaucrats of the Song Dynasty ruled the world together. It was also under the tax package in the hands of the Yuan Dynasty. The rift was completely opened. The real master of this country is Zhu Yuanzhang, who represents the imperial power. Or the various aristocratic families representing local power. Under the brutal fighting, Zhu Yuanzhang finally reached the end of his life. Zhu Yunwen took over. Zhu Yunwen was not a smart emperor. His cruel methods against King Fan. In fact, it was to tear apart the firewall left by Zhu Yuanzhang. Don't think about Zhu Yuanzhang's reversal of history. The Eight Kings Rebellion is still vivid in our minds. As an emperor born in troubled times, how could he not know this period of history? But why does he still do this? It is because the power of this country has never been completely in his hands for a moment. The only people he could trust were his sons. The next thing we know, Zhu Di took over. Zhu Di was also a capable monarch. He abandoned Nanjing, a land of tigers and wolves, and was surrounded in Nanjing. So he chose Beijing. After the war, this place was completely empty. In addition, it is also his basic base. But because of this, Ming Dynasty kicked the landmines for 200 years. That is, the south is upright. Dorgon may have been feeling emotional when he divided Nanzhi. How did Ming Dynasty carry this thunder for more than 200 years? Zhu Di is very powerful. He conquered Mobei five times. Six voyages to the West. Many people say that once or twice in the Five Expeditions to Mobei is enough. But what really needs to be done is not to be constrained by external constraints when he reforms. Anyone who has read the history of the Ming Dynasty knows this. Ming Dynasty has never been short of enemies. After the nomadic peoples in the north reconciled with the Ming Dynasty, the fishing and hunting peoples in the northeast suddenly started to make trouble. Moreover, according to the known history, it can be seen that the Ming Dynasty was a bunch of morons who continued to send supplies to the enemy. Yang Kou respected himself and ultimately ruined the Ming Dynasty. And sailed to the West. It's Zhu Di. An arterial tube for blood transfusion was built for Ming Dynasty. Let silver truly flow into China through the channels of the imperial court. It's a pity that he was destroyed by his son. Pig is fat, pig is fat. It's really a pig. Why can't you understand this? Although his good grandson organized another voyage to the West. Poor Xia Yuanji! Oppose fiercely. Still could not stop the emperor from abandoning Annan. I personally think it is because of this seventh voyage to the West. It became an important reason for Zhu Zhanji's untimely death. Ming Dynasty did not want the second Zhu Di to appear. He might have been ignorant when he was young. But as you have been emperor for longer and longer, you may gradually understand what his grandfather did back then. So he died. What a perfect script for the young master to take charge of the harem. What a coincidence that the Tumu Fort incident occurred. The young emperor wanted to return to power. The officials in the imperial court each had their own thoughts. The influence of local wealthy families is deeply intertwined. Zhu Di's era is not far behind yet. Although Zhu Yuanzhang's blood is weak, there is still a faint smell of blood lingering in it. The Ming Dynasty had its ups and downs until its death. Then there is Zhu Houzhao. He really learned from Zhu Di. He regulated Chao Gang through eunuchs. In a year and a half, he was unable to kill his eunuch Liu Hu in various companies large and small across the country. From then on, the Leopard Room was launched, learning from the emperors of the Han Dynasty, and establishing a unique leadership team of its own. Then came the great victory of Yingzhou, this great battle. The history books only say that there were single-digit deaths. But it was precisely because of this victory that the North was stable for 13 years. This also gave him the confidence. Start reforming. In those stories about the Ming Dynasty, it was said that Zhu Houzhao was ignorant and incompetent. He is even proficient in four languages. One of those languages ​​is Frankie. That is our current Portuguese. He has a fireman Ya San under his command. Finally, after his death, he was quartered by his ministers. He wanted to control the silver flowing into the Ming Dynasty through the Frankies. Even to prevent the officials from deceiving him. Specially learned Frankie language. Communicate with the Frankies in person. He wanted to fundamentally promote cooperation between the imperial court and the Frankies. Let silver flow into Ming Dynasty through official channels. So he died. Killing money is like killing parents. Then there is our Taoist Emperor Jiajing. He probably knows how many assassinations he has experienced in his life. This person also wants to use financial power. But even the smartest people sometimes get confused. He downloaded the order when he first took over. Anyone who sees the Frankian fleet can fire cannons. I was deceived by the ministers. Completely cutting off the possibility of cooperation between the Frankies and North Korea. Then his son wanted to gain financial power. Died The young master came to the throne again. I just wanted to use my financial power. Was warned. Emperor Shenzong did not go to court for 40 years. Then there is another person who wants to exert financial power. A red pill. Silent. Then we all knew. In the end, one of the two brothers re-employed Wei Zhongxian. A nationwide search for wealth. In the end, he was gone at the age of 22. The other one does not have financial rights. Be poor all your life. Ming Dynasty is gone.

Turn over the map and see how far away from Beijing it is. The emperor has been designed so that he will no longer be able to control the military. Who benefits and who is suspected, and whoever travels behind will be killed. It's me, ensuring my own safety. I have the power in my hand. I can recruit a group of people to kill a group of people. After a few reincarnations, they will all be wiped out. Look at the history of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Those who helped the prince were killed, and those who didn't help were killed. It's all over. After the plot is set, I will kill you or not. If you don't kill me, I will go away. The emperor can only trust interests if he does not trust anyone. Everyone close to him must be wary and take countermeasures. The emperor is a loner. The greater his achievements, the more he is a loner. In history, there were many great emperors who killed their brothers, fathers and sons. I hope you won't write about the emperor with ordinary people's thoughts, just like farmers who think that the emperor eats with gold chopsticks every day.

He's so good at it, from the time he ascended the throne to the time it was released, he hasn't even finished 90 chapters yet. In Chapter 90, the author generally used Chapter 90 to build the country to attack others, but this one is still waiting for others to come over. So this author is not ordinary. . . . . . Neng Shui

Just don't praise Yu Qian too much. I feel that he took advantage of the change of imperial power and took over the power. He transferred the military power to the Ministry of War and let civilians take charge of the military. The defense of Beijing didn't feel that awesome. How many soldiers came from the grassland, and it was not so easy to defeat Beijing. He left without any advantage. Yu Qian was a bit blown away.

It looks so awkward, you have no strength at all, and you are here to provoke the Queen Mother, and you are occupying the title of a prisoner. There is no one you can trust in the court, and no one really stands by you. You write like a child.

It's very simple logic. If you have the ability to create such a big conspiracy, then you don't need to do this to achieve your goal. People who agree with the Tumubao conspiracy theory will most likely be able to watch Nirvana in Fire.

There are so few comments. I didn't click in the first time. It's rare to read them.

It's a waste of time. I haven't learned the essence of Taizong Chengzu at all. He has become the regent. I find two generals who want to follow the dragon's merits and trust them. They surround the palace in the middle of the night and kill those related to the Queen Mother. Nothing happens. At this time, the emperor is in the enemy camp. If you are the regent, you can only ascend the throne.

You are bragging, Emperor Jingtai has only been emperor for a few days. Empress Dowager Sun, the orthodox emperor, has been in power for more than ten years. Up and down, everyone is from this family. Jingtai really thinks everyone supports you. It should be taken for granted that Emperor Jingtai could control personnel power, financial power, and decision-making power. The palace is the same as the sieve.

Chirp Wai Wai Wai Wai Wai Wai, just one sentence, have a son, have more sons, as long as you kill Zhu Qizhen first, and then you will have more sons, your throne will be stable. As long as you have sons, the ministers will take their own sides.

Did you know that the civil servants were not the same body until the death of the Ming Dynasty? They were still fighting among themselves. How many high-level officials died in the Tumubao battle were listed on the list. Why did they dare to take down the emperor even if they were killed? I also laughed to death when they said that Tumu Fort was in the hinterland of the Ming Dynasty. This is a blind history. Do you know what it means for the emperor to guard the country? It is controversial whether Beijing should go outside the border. Until Chongzhen died in the Ming Dynasty, the emperors had power and were not puppets. Even the last emperor Chongzhen and Zuo Liangyu had to obey orders. Just doing small things in secret did not mean that they could not use the army. It was not until the Nanming Emperor was supported by the warlords that he really lost power.

Two years ago, there was also a book about Zhu Qiyu, bringing the God of War back and killing him directly in the ancestral temple,

I have only read ten chapters. The writing style is very smooth and the rhythm is good. He must be the reincarnation of Lao Deng. I am only worried that it will be a mess when it is released. The quality is really good.

As long as Zhu Qiyu gives birth to a son, there will be no change in winning the family.

It was so boring that after reading three or five chapters, it felt like I had never read it before, so I had to put it on the bookshelf to gather dust.

In real history, Empress Dowager Sun, the orthodox emperor, had been the emperor for more than 10 years, and she was his servant both inside and outside. Emperor Jingtai replaced part of it. But in the palace, Emperor Jingtai has been poisoned. He favored so many women, but few of them had children. His children were also poisoned. Emperor Jingtai and his mother had no control over the palace. The best option is to expand the palace and not live in the palace. It's okay for Emperor Jingtai to live and work in Zhongnanhai, but you have to pay attention to it. Just have meetings every day with the cabinet, the six ministries and nine ministers, the Yushitai, the five-army governor's office, and the generals. Historically, Empress Dowager Sun murdered Emperor Jingtai and his children. Emperor Jingtai went to the palace to stay and fell into a den of thieves. We should learn from the two emperors Wuzong and Jiajing of Ming Dynasty. Just have meetings every day with more than 20 first- and second-grade officials from the Ming Dynasty. There is no need to live in a palace. Leopard House, Xiyuan, was built. Emperor Jingtai thought he was an emperor and was awesome. A large group of people wished Emperor Jingtai dead. How dare you stay in the palace?

A historical novel actually has a heroine

When I read these comments in the comment section, I thought they were skewers, but I didn't expect that some people actually believed them.

Author, your writing is very good, the plot is advanced, and the resolution of problems encountered is very good. However, after reaching chapter 70, I stopped reading it for several days. Now after reading a few chapters, I often get distracted and look for other novels. The main reason is that the overall plot evolves too slowly. More than 70 chapters have not been completed. The author has not arranged the overall space allocation well. You can't just hang on without feeding.

I feel like I can't climax at the climax point later.

It is said in the article that it is simply impossible for King Xiang to enter the capital. Neither civil nor military will support it, not even the Queen Mother Sun will support it. This is like trying to dethrone Wanli. Of course you can, but it is impossible to do it.

Why is it righteous to welcome the Supreme Emperor Zhu Qizhen back? He was defeated and lost 500,000 troops. A cowardly emperor who had half his court officials killed in battle. Those officials are out of their minds. To state his position directly, he is as foolish as Jie and Zhou. Should die.

Will you kill Yu Qian? If not, I won't waste time reading.

Have you ever thought about a problem, that a commander of the Imperial Guard was beaten to death in that hall. If the Jinyiwei commander is not killed, it seems that Zhu Qiyu may not be able to take the position.

But in fact, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, ten houses in the north were empty, and there was no manpower or material resources at all. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the population in the north was less than a quarter of that in the south. During the Northern Expedition of Liu Futong's "Dragon and Phoenix Regime", Henan and Shandong were "covered with bones and few survivors" ("Yuan Shi Shun Di Ji"), which resulted in the main force of the Red Scarf Army being forced to withdraw southward to Anhui and Hubei. The power to overthrow the Yuan Dynasty must appear in the south, which is determined by the economy and population. Just like in previous wars, capturing the north had decisive power. As for rebuilding China, if there is no Zhu Yuanzhang, there will be others. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, national conflicts + class oppression + economic collapse had completely disabled the rule, and the reconstruction of the Han regime was a historical necessity. First, as early as the Red Scarf Northern Expedition, the decadence of the Yuan Dynasty was already average, and it was almost pushed down by the Red Scarf. Second, before Zhu Yuanzhang's Northern Expedition, the Yuan Dynasty was fighting among warlords. In 1364, Emperor Shun's attempt to mediate the warlords failed. The edict was expanded and Timur "put it on the shelf", and the central authority existed in name only. Thirdly, during Zhu Yuanzhang's Northern Expedition in 1367, the Yuan Dynasty had only three remnants of the Yuan Dynasty in North China that were not under each other's control: Kuoku Timur's tribe (Shanxi), Li Siqi's tribe (Shaanxi), and Zhang Liangbi's tribe (Gansu) almost all the way without bloodshed. Even if you have only read the events of the Ming Dynasty, you can see that Zhu Yuanzhang's tough battles were fought by the rebels in the south.

If you plan to entrust your children overseas, then Zhu Jianshen can continue to let him be the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. After all, overseas enfeoffment is too difficult to control, and few emperors with real power are willing to continue to immigrate. Zhu Jianshen is different. If you continue to let him be the emperor, the emperor's position is equivalent to the one you gave him. If you just ask for immigration, he will basically not block you, and even his descendants may not care. But if your own children come to power, maybe in order to control overseas fiefdoms, you will use immigration to choke your neck and affect the immigration plan as soon as you die.

After recovering the Korean Peninsula, drive all the vassal kings there to become a vassal. If the Taiwan Peninsula cannot be completely sealed, then Japan will be captured, and then all the vassal kings will be sealed. It doesn't matter whether these vassal kings take advantage of each other.

I'm speechless. The protagonist was like a clown at the beginning, jumping up and down. All the courtiers must have been speechless. They thought the protagonist was crazy for wanting to be the emperor.

Was it this name during the Ming Dynasty? Or is it that the Manchu Qing Dynasty did not change its name. I remember that the names of many gates in the Forbidden City were changed a lot by the Manchu and Qing lackeys, and they continue to this day.