First of all, I am not writing nonsense, I have been writing seriously. I have read the fifteenth year of Wanli, the history of the late Ming Dynasty, and many papers. Therefore, I think the imperial power of the Ming emperor is not as low as many readers think. For example, Chongzhen abolished the post station, which is related to the interests of many people, especially local officials and gentry, but it is said that it can be withdrawn. It is indeed the most gentle reform to clear the land and levy of the qualifiers and recover the tuition, because this is equivalent to acknowledging the result of the merger of the gentry and the privilege of exemption and privilege, which is much lighter than the joint efforts of the officials and gentry, and it is in line with the interests of the army, because grain is used as military rations, only white

The grain was transported to the capital, so in history, Zhang Juzheng had received support from many civil officials to do this. In history, he dared to pursue the tuition in the early days of the founding of the Qing Dynasty. Because most of the Qing people surrendered by the northern border troops of the Ming Dynasty, they needed many gentry in the Qing Dynasty to collect more grain for their military rations. So the protagonist only cleared the land and recovered the tuition at the beginning, and was no longer a tyrant. But even so, why do readers think that the protagonist was too aggressive in doing this? If this was not possible, what else could he do? Slowly train troops, and there was not enough grain to stabilize the north.

Fang, before you train a large number of troops, the northern army will be in chaos! The protagonist must keep the grain from the south, and to keep the grain from the south. The protagonist either has to be tough, forcibly levy from the southern gentry, or endures the control of the civil servants of the southern gentry. However, if it is the latter, the protagonist is equivalent to eating and waiting for death, and the Ming Dynasty will die, because the tax awareness of the civil servants of the southern gentry is too poor, and the tuition is becoming more and more serious. The book review of a reader who is topped in the book review area has detailed instructions, you can go and take a look. Therefore, if the protagonist lets them continue to quotate like this, it will only lead to less and less grain.
Chapter completed!