Take the Warehouse To The Great Ming

Zhu Di is domineering, and his deterrence against officials is not worse than Zhu Yuanzhang. But Zhu Gaochi is different. First of all, he has been studying the scriptures since he was a child, and the people around him are mostly scholars of Confucianism. After he became the prince, he went against Zhu Di's many administrative methods and dared to make minor adjustments during his imprisonment of the country. .

And often after Zhu Di found out, the people around Zhu Gaochi would be unlucky.

He is kind, but he doesn't lack the means, but he thinks more than Zhu Di.

In fact, in a word, Zhu Gaochi lacks support. If he prefers martial arts, the consequences can be imagined-he is not Zhu Di, and he does not have the kind of authority to deter civilian officials.

If you fall to the civilian officials, then the consequences...

He will weigh it, but the indisputable fact is-starting from Zhu Gaochi, the influence of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty on this huge empire is getting smaller and smaller.

If you stay away from the civil servants, your influence will only become smaller and smaller, unless you learn from Zhu Di or Zhu Yuanzhang.

Take a look at the records in Renzong's record. After Zhu Gaochi ascended the throne, he beat Wuxun and implemented a benevolent government drastically, which was supported by the people. But he also gave up the treasure ship and granted amnesty to the officials who had been liquidated in the past.

It can be seen from this that Zhu Gaochi is actually compromising, and he wants to use this compromise in exchange for the initiative.

It's a pity that this aspiring emperor in history passed away in a short period of time, and failed to fully demonstrate his abilities and skills. What a pity!

After Zhu Zhanji's period, the influence of the civil servants expanded more and more, so that Zhu Zhanji had to sacrifice the ‘eunuch’ as a big killer in order to achieve a balance again.

If the emperor used the eunuch, it represented his distrust of civil servants and even his distrust of Wuxun.

At this point, I can't say any more, the last point: what do you think of all the succinct words?

Then there will be no Zhu Di's mighty rushing line, and leaving under the setting sun...