Live broadcast of the old ancestor gossip: Feeding the black moonlight to Qin Shi Huang

Among these princes, Zhu Biao was not as scheming as others. He just died too early. Zhou Jia did not say much, nor did she tell Zhu Yuanzhang that Empress Ma was also gone. She still had to give him a buffer.

Except for Zhu Yuanzhang, everyone else's reaction was that this death was too hasty.

Yes, it was sloppy. A prince went out for an inspection and got sick when he came back?

This... is hard to judge.

Only Zhu Yuanzhang didn't care why Zhu Biao was gone. He only knew that his son Zhu Biao was gone, and what's more, he was gone because he went out for an inspection.

Zhu Yuanzhang hugged Zhu Biao and couldn't stop crying.

Queen Ma was so excited that she almost fainted.

"Not only Zhu Biao and Zhu Xiongying, but the deaths of all the emperors and some princes of your Ming Dynasty are incredible.

We have a saying in later generations that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty is easily dissolved in water. Do you know what it means? "

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Zhu Yuanzhang had not yet recovered from the shock of Zhu Biao's early death when he heard Zhou Jia's words.

When these words were spoken, not only Zhu Yuanzhang, but everyone in the Ming royal family was worried.

Emperor Yongle Zhu Di: [What does it mean? What does it mean to be easily soluble in water? ]

Zhu Di, who had been hiding himself since the show started, finally couldn't help but speak.

“Literally, I won’t talk about anything else, just talk about a prominent member of your Zhu family in the Tianmu comments, Zhu Houzhao.

Zhu Houzhao and his father must have known how naughty he was, but I don’t believe that such a child could have fallen into the water and died. Zhu Houzhao jumped up and down all the time, so his resistance should have been good, but he died in such a sloppy way. "

Zhu Houzhao never thought that he had something to do with this.

But Zhou Jia hadn't finished speaking yet.

"The imperial physicians of the Ming Dynasty are hereditary. This system... Admittedly, the medical skills of the heirs of medical families may be strong, but how can you guarantee that there are no scumbags among them? The imperial physicians of the Ming Dynasty give me the impression that they can treat a mild cold as a severe cold. Give me some advice, and it's up to you whether you listen to it or not.

All the emperors of the Ming Dynasty had better check the Wenguan Group and the Imperial Hospital under you. Shouldn't the Imperial Hospital be run by the most capable people? In addition to Zhu Biao and Zhu Xiongying I mentioned, there are also your son Zhu Qiyu, and the sons of Zhu Jianshen and Wan Zhen'er. It's really strange. It's understandable that one or two died young, but there are not many in your Ming Dynasty.

As for those emperors who were indifferent to the emperor, I will not name them. You can look them up on your own. I will talk about them in detail later when I talk about the Ming Dynasty. By the way, think about how to explain your actions to Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di. As I said before, you are also clear about the temper of your Majesty Taizu. "

The emperor of the Ming Dynasty changed his expression. Although Zhou Jia liked to argue with people, he would not talk nonsense blindly. Asking them to investigate only showed that these people did have problems.

"Check! Check it carefully for me!"

This is only a minority. As for the emperor who does not have real power in his hands, they dare not investigate it openly and can only investigate it secretly.

Although it was talking about the Ming Dynasty, Zhou Jia's words concerned the lives of the emperor and the princes. Who would want to die for no reason? Therefore, each dynasty vigorously investigated the ministers and the imperial physicians, and even the people around them were checked. After a carpet-style search, they really found a lot of dirty things.

Of course, how to deal with it is something the emperors should worry about.

Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty: [I wonder if there is any way to diagnose and treat Biao'er's disease? ]

Zhou Jia said:

"Don't worry, you can exchange your merits for longevity pills later, and then just let Zhu Biao eat them. The pills produced by the system are different from your pills. As for the planes where people are dying, you can reach a transaction with the system for merits. You can pay back the merits you owe later. I don't care about this, you can make the transaction on your own. But I have to remind you that you must pay back the merits, otherwise you will be punished by the system."

Hearing this, many people in the Ming Dynasty breathed a sigh of relief.

Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen: [Can children be accepted? ]

It is obvious at a glance that this is the plane where Zhu Jianshen and Wan Zhen'er's child was born.

"You can make a deal with the system to extend the child's life. The subsequent pills cannot be taken in one go. The system will prepare the dosage for the child, and you can just give it to the child."

Under the sky, Zhu Jianshen and Wan Zhen'er breathed a sigh of relief.

Wan Zhen'er held her newborn baby and cried silently. Zhu Jianshen said, "Zhen'er, this time our child will be safe and happy."

He hugged the mother and son in his arms, held Wan Zhen'er's hand tightly, and his expression became increasingly serious.

Zhou Jia was right. He should indeed investigate those civil servants and the people in the Imperial Hospital carefully.

"We will talk about the affairs of the Ming Dynasty later. Let's briefly talk about two foreign princes. One is the prince of the Yuan Dynasty, Borjigin Zhenjin, and the other is the prince of the Qing Dynasty, Aisin-Gioro Yinreng. Compared with Zhenjin, we know Yinreng better. Similarly, between the Yuan Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, Qing has a stronger presence.

As mentioned before, the Yuan Dynasty was founded by Kublai Khan of the Mongols. Kublai Khan himself was highly influenced by Chinese culture. After the founding of the Yuan Dynasty, he also asked his subordinates to learn Chinese culture, but not many people were willing to do so. They did not value Chinese culture and naturally would not learn how to govern a country. In their concept, it all came down to fighting. If you don't submit, I will beat you until you submit. So you have all seen the result. The Yuan Dynasty disappeared in less than a hundred years.

The people behind were even more miserable. Among these people, Kublai Khan's son Zhenjin was a special person. He was different. He was willing to accept sinicization and had been promoting it. "

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"Why are you accusing them of this?"

Liu Che, Wei Zifu Liu Ju, Wei Qing, Huo Qubing and their family were sitting in the hall, and they also wanted to take this opportunity to repair their relationship.

But when I heard the name Yuan Qing Liu Che, I felt unlucky.

Huo Qubing accepted this well.

There are quite a few Huns in his army.

In his opinion, they are all human beings, nothing serious.

Liu Ju thought for a moment and asked, "Cousin, do the Xiongnu people in your army accept Hanization?"

Huo Qubing looked at him suspiciously, gave Liu Ju some of the candies and chocolates that Zhou Jia had prepared for him, and said:

"Well... there is no problem communicating with them on a daily basis. Does that count as assimilation? They are fine. Some Huns are very scared. If it is assimilation, they will have no room to refuse."

With him and his uncle around, the Huns couldn't do anything.

Liu Che asked curiously, "What do you mean by this?"

Liu Ju said seriously: "Father, you are fighting the Xiongnu, and I will assimilate them all to identify with our Han culture. I will let more people see the elegance of the Han Dynasty and be proud of our Han culture!"

Although he is young, he is very powerful.

Liu Che laughed loudly, and was naturally satisfied with Liu Ju's answer.

The Han emperor was not very happy either, and said that it was enough for us, why did we have to drag these two foreign races into it.

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The Yuan Dynasty emperors, who had a low sense of presence, suddenly raised their heads in surprise when they heard Zhou Jia mention them.

When Kublai Khan heard that his own prince was also involved, he choked on the kumis in his mouth.

Zhenjin was also surprised to hear his own name.

"you?"

Kublai Khan looked suspicious.

These Mongolian men are strong and healthy, unlike the weak emperors and princes of the Han family. No matter how you look at it, this son has nothing to do with regrets.

However, his attention was soon attracted by Zhou Jia's next words.

"I knew it..."

A flash of anger flashed across Kublai Khan's face.

He and the crown prince were wholeheartedly promoting Han culture, not because they had forgotten their roots, but because they knew that there was a true saying among the Han people: Only by knowing both yourself and the enemy can you win every battle. Only by learning their culture can you govern them better.

It’s a pity that many people simply cannot appreciate his good intentions.

"Father, please calm down. We still need to think about this matter carefully."

Zhenjin sighed.

What on earth did those descendants do that their country was destroyed in less than a hundred years?

Kublai Khan became angrier and angrier. Today's hunting was meaningless. "Return to the palace!"

He went back home, while Zhou Jia on the sky curtain continued to tell the story.

"Kublai Khan had 12 sons in total, but some say 10 or 11. His eldest son Duo'er died early, so we generally believe that Zhenjin was the eldest son. Zhenjin was born in 1243. His father was Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, and his mother was Kublai Khan's Empress Zhaorui Shunsheng Chabi. His name was given by Zen Master Haiyun, who believed that gold was the most precious of all things in the world, so he was named Han Ming Zhenjin.

When Zhenjin was young, he received Han cultural education and continued to study Han culture. In 1260, when Kublai Khan ascended the throne, Zhenjin became the King of Yan. He would quote many Han classics when communicating with others on a daily basis.

In 1273, Kublai Khan adopted the advice of Han officials and appointed Zhenjin as the crown prince. In fact, the Mongolian Khanate's succession to the throne was a system of election by the kurultai assembly, which is different from our system of primogeniture inheritance. When Kublai Khan appointed Zhenjin as the crown prince, he was saying that he was following the instructions of Emperor Taizu, that is, Genghis Khan.

But in fact, his action can be said to have completely overturned the Mongolian election system. From this we can also see that Kublai Khan himself continued to use and inherit the Han culture.

Later, he established the "Palace Teacher's Office" for Zhenjin, which was full of Han officials. Zhenjin had really been learning Han culture since he was a child, and he himself had always firmly supported Han law.

Around 1279, Kublai Khan was no longer so interested in Han law. At that time, many Han officials had died one after another, and their status had declined a lot, so many people placed their hopes on Zhenjin.

So he petitioned Kublai Khan to allow the crown prince to participate in state affairs. From then on, Zhenjin began to participate in politics and became the leader of the Han-French faction, opposing the financial management faction headed by Ahama. Many conflicts and contradictions occurred between the two sides.

Qie Zhenjin had been trying to persuade Kublai Khan to establish an imperial examination system, but he had never been successful.

In 1285, an imperial censor from the Southern Court petitioned Kublai Khan to abdicate. Zhenjin was extremely panicked when he learned about this, and Shangwen secretly hid the petition. However, the remnants of Ahama found out about this and wanted to seize the petition. Shangwen knew that the matter was serious and never gave it to him.

So, this remnant was reported directly to Kublai Khan, who was furious when he found out. Zhenjin was naturally frightened. Although the remnant was finally liquidated, Prince Zhenjin became ill due to worry and finally died on December 10th. He was only 43 years old at that time.

How should I put it? If Zhenjin had not died, he would have continued to promote sinicization and complete the reform after he came to power. In this way, the Yuan Dynasty might have lasted longer. But unfortunately, he died too early. The emperors who came after him didn't care much about sinicization and directly killed themselves. There is nothing much to say."

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How did you die?

Kublai Khan cast a suspicious look at Zhenjin.

Fear-induced illness?

Zhenjin felt cold all over when he looked at him.

"Father..."

"I am scary?"

Kublai Khan asked.

How could he become sick with fear? It would be fine if a Mongolian man didn't die on horseback, but how could he become sick with fear and die? If he told others about this, the Mongolian guys would laugh at him to death.

Prince Zhenjin: ...

He is the prince.

It can be said that the emperor and the prince are enemies.

When the emperor was still alive, someone petitioned him to abdicate. Once this news got out, everyone would suspect that he had rebellious intentions.

It would be strange if he wasn't scared.

Move the timeline forward a bit.

Genghis Khan was silent for a long time after listening to the cause of Zhenjin's death, and silently took a bite of mutton.

If you heard it wrong, you must have heard it wrong.

Unlike them, the emperors of the Han Dynasty laughed more wildly than each other, and Liu Che laughed the happiest.

He just loves to laugh at other people's jokes.

He completely forgot that he was a joke in the eyes of others just now.

"I guess many people must be saying that it's ridiculous that a prince died of fright. But I want to tell you that this is not funny at all.

Put yourself in their shoes. If you were the crown prince and your father was still alive, and someone asked him to abdicate the throne to you, his son, what would be your first reaction? Would you be afraid? Moreover, Zhenjin was deeply influenced by Han culture, so he could not be unaware of the tragic experiences of those crown princes in history. Who can be sure that he is not one of those former crown princes?

If a person is under great mental stress all the time, his physical functions will definitely decline. The four words "worry leads to illness" are not a joke. To be more precise, any psychological problem, once it exists for a long time, will cause a great impact on physical health, and in severe cases it can be really fatal.

Psychological problems must be taken seriously, especially for sensitive children. I would like to mention the princes mentioned earlier. Please adjust your mindset and stop wasting your time. Sometimes it is not your fault, but your emperor father has bigger problems.

A message to all the princes who are being roasted on the fire: it is better to drive others crazy than to waste your own energy. What's wrong with being the emperor? If you are not happy with your job as a prince, you can travel around and be a free and easy prince. I will invite you to come to the modern world to play in the future."

Zhou Jia persuaded earnestly.

She knew that the ancients really did not take psychological problems seriously, and even now some people still think that depression is just being pretentious. She could not agree with that and could only slowly explain it to them, hoping that they would take it seriously.

"Okay, let's stop here with Prince Zhenjin. Now let's talk about Yinreng. Actually, in my opinion, Yinreng's problem is similar to Liu Ju's. The main responsibility lies with his father Kangxi. Anyone who has experienced several dethronements and reinstatements under Kangxi would collapse. I think Yinreng has done a good job. If it were me, I would have gone crazy a long time ago."