The Ming Dynasty Has Harmed Me

Yes, there is no right or wrong, only positions. Looking at this article now, it is divine. The correct history official, the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit, the winner is the king, whoever laughs last is the king. The emperor is alone and is killing people randomly. There is no one who cannot be killed and no one who cannot be replaced. There is no lasting loyalty, only eternal interests. Today's loyalty is only because the interests are not enough and there is no betrayal. Look at history, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed those who helped his sons, and those who didn't help, just kill them in rows Tang Taizong killed his brothers and bullied his father, Wu Zetian killed his daughter and so on. Tang Xuanzong killed four sons in one day. In the later Qing Dynasty, whoever dares to force him will be killed. The emperor is alone, and everyone wants to benefit from the emperor.

Wanting to be Dorgon is quite confusing, confused 😆😆😆😆

Tumu Fort is actually a competition for the right to speak in a political game. As a result, Wala took advantage of it. There is no conspiracy among civil servants. Otherwise, Zhu Qizhen could not return to the Ming Dynasty and could not regain the throne and was killed in the palace. After the war, the generals were suppressed and had no choice but to seize the door.

The Tumu Fort incident in the Ming Dynasty is just like an abstraction. It is written in this book that Wala has been paying tribute and basically comes every year. Like the filial son, Wala's base is in the northwest of the grassland. The History of the Ming Dynasty says that in June he fell into Taiyuan and other towns.[Fn =4], in July, Yingzong led an army of 500,000 people to the north, and was surrounded first. Hundreds of thousands of people were killed and wounded, and Zhang Fu and others were all killed. Ming history also records that the 500,000 Ming army was surrounded in the earthen fort, had no water to drink, and surrendered out of thirst. . Here comes the problem. Wala is a Mongolian son. He fought to the death with the Tatars of the Golden Family before. He is actually a loyal minister of the Ming Dynasty. Later, the Ming Dynasty continued to reward Wala, and Wala continued to pay tribute until the Chongzhen Year. This is illogical. The war started in June, and in July Yingzong summoned an army of 500,000? 😁, the person who wrote the history of the Ming Dynasty has read too much Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and he is considered Liu Bei, right? There is no record of where the 500,000 people were gathered from. Later, it is written that 500,000 people were killed or wounded. How can there be such a big pit? Another 500,000 people are crowded into a wooden fortress. What kind of subspace is this? The Ming Dynasty cannot mobilize an army of 500,000, so how will the logistics be organized? Tumu Fort is dozens of kilometers away from Beijing. Let's be abstract. When Tumu Fort was first established, it was because this place was surrounded by two rivers. Now the satellite map shows it as a large lake. . . How could more than 100,000 people from Wala cross thousands of miles and cross the Yanyun Mountains? . . . And you see, many of the ministers of the Yingzong are supervisors and censors. In other words, are you going to fight against corruption? ? ? Hey-hey

Talk while fighting. Only when you win can you have the right to speak. We must learn from the Korean War and Iran.

It's just that the Queen Mother is a bit stupid for not having any historical scheming.