
Forging the Qing Dynasty
铸清
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 113k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 7h ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
44Chapters
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All modern
Who would like to read this kind of article about kneeling and being a slave?
Funny
The more powerful the Manchu colonial regime was, the deeper the injuries to the colonized Han people would be.
After the outbreak of modern science and technology, the land of China will not allow anyone other than a Han to be its emperor!
It seems like it's really about the restoration of the Qing Dynasty.
🙂🙂🙂Who is the protagonist?
Gen Zheng Miao Hong
Do you know why no one touches this piece of history? Because there is a shortage of such courageous authors.
Looking at history, Jiaqing and Daoguang are definitely wise kings.
But the entire empire declined step by step After the bureaucracy reached its peak in the late Qianlong period, corruption was rampant, and officials believed that doing more made more mistakes Looking at what Jiaqing and Daoguang did, they were definitely textbook wise kings, frugal, diligent, loving the people (both liked to solve cases), anti-corruption, and respectful of their ministers. When Jiaqing met with a minister in the summer, he was sweating like rain but did not shake his fan. But the entire bureaucratic collective is rotten to the core. Jiaqing and Daoguang both fought against corruption, but failed to combat corruption in an institutional way. They expected the bureaucrats to stop, like killing chickens and monkeys. In fact, after an official is admitted, he needs money to run his official position and needs to ask a master to help him manage. The system requires him to be corrupt Bureaucratic Group The inaction was just corruption. What was more important was the lack of work and lack of supervision mechanism. The emperor kept issuing decrees and reprimands, but without Zhang Juzheng's examination method, there was no way to reverse it The root cause was that China's population reached 350 million during the Jiaqing period. Without industrialization, agriculture could not accommodate such a large population. The empire Compared with the fiscal revenue of Yongzheng and Qianlong, the population has increased, but the income has declined. The population transformation has not become a strength, but has become a burden In this kind of change that has not happened in a thousand years, Jiaqing Daoguang, the standard template of the Mingjun through traditional education, was definitely regarded as the king of ZTE in the feudal dynasty before the Ming Dynasty, but in this situation , but worthy of the loneliness of the Qing Dynasty starting from Daoguang of Jiaqing The above are some of my thoughts on reading Daoguang of Jiaqing. I don't know what the author thinks next, but for me, it still depends on whether the author will change his surname to Yifu like Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty. After all, I can treat the Manchus correctly, but I can't do this with this hairstyle and clothing, it is too ugly
Why not arrange a plot to seize the heir?
Come on! I was diverted here from Lao Ding
The author is very brave, come on 👍
Isn't modern history sensitive? Why can you still sign the contract?