The sixth day of February in the 6th year of Chongzhen.
Zhu Youjian held another court meeting.
Ever since he felt too tired last time, Zhu Youjian started his lazy plan.
Unless there is a major famine or war in the country.
otherwise.
Zhu Youjian only held court meetings on the first, sixth, eleventh, sixteenth, twenty-first and twenty-fifth of every month.
At the same time, Zhu Youjian, together with his think tank, formulated a series of measures to deal with the memorial.
He found a group of young eunuchs who were innocent and literate, and after training, they were given the task of approving memorials.
Of course, in order to prevent the young eunuchs from delaying national affairs because of Si Qing, all the eunuchs were watched by secret guards and Jin Yiwei when they approved the memorials.
After one person approves the memorial, 2-3 people will review it later.
The reviewers are randomly selected by Zhu Youjian every day.
The secret guards and royal guards who monitor the situation are changed every two days.
Zhu Youjian would also randomly check the memorials they reviewed from time to time.
It can be said that the channels for the other side to show favoritism are completely cut off.
Those related to military affairs and domestic disasters were directly passed to Zhu Youjian.
After using these strategies, Zhu Youjian felt that he had truly become an emperor instead of a working emperor.
"If you have something to report, if nothing happens, leave the court."
"Your Majesty, I want to impeach Zhu Dinghai, the admiral of the Ming Navy. This thief collected money and allowed the Tatars and Su Polu to enter Japan."
"Your Majesty, I want to impeach Lu Xiangsheng. Without the permission of the court, I am waiting for an opportunity to start the Annan War."
"Your Majesty, I want to impeach Sun Chuanting and Zu Dashou. They wantonly massacred the people of Annan and insulted the reputation of our Ming Dynasty."
"My lord, let's play together"
"My lord, let's play together"
.....
Suddenly, half of the civil servants in the court knelt down.
"Good guy, I thought these civil servants understood this and knew they shouldn't interfere in the military.
I didn't expect these guys to come up with this trick. Do you really think that you have just ascended the throne and don't have enough replacement officials under your command?
Or do you think I won't kill you? "
Zhu Youjian said in his heart.
"Whoever comes, drag them out. All the officials involved will have their official positions reduced and demoted to civilians."
Zhu Youjian waved his hand, and a group of Han generals walked out of the hall. Take off those official hats. Take off their official uniforms. Drag them out of the hall.
"Your Majesty, you are confused."
"Your Majesty, if Zhu Dinghai, Lu Xiangsheng and others do not investigate strictly, the Ming Dynasty will be in chaos..."
"Your Majesty, please calm down. Those officials were wrong in connivance, but after all, they were doing it for the sake of our Ming Dynasty. And with so many officials abolished at once, who will handle your Majesty's affairs?"
Han Yiliang stepped forward and reported.
"Wen does not involve martial arts. Wu does not involve literature. How many times have I said this in court?"
Zhu Youjian asked rhetorically.
A group of officials who don't know a thing about war, separated by a mountain, control the war remotely. Isn't that pushing the country's soldiers to death?
Why did Jiannu rise?
Wasn't it done by these civil servants?
When the situation in Liaodong became a little more stable, these guys were busy competing for interests and influencing the war in Liaodong.
The result was a complete failure.
I still don’t know how to repent, and the cycle repeats itself again. Daming was dragged away abruptly.
"His Majesty....."
"Shut up, have you forgotten what I said before about the ruthlessness of the law?"
"The Jian slaves have been driven out of Liaodong for a few years. Do you just want them to come back again? Or do you want them to come to the capital and harm you?"
"The number of slaves established is only a few hundred thousand, and the young and strong are only tens of thousands, but they can actually occupy most of Liaodong. What is the root cause of the massacre of millions of Ming people?
Don't play dumb for me!
Don't tell me you don't know!
Don't pass the responsibility to others! "
"The reason why Liaodong is so corrupt is all because of the imperial court. How did Wang Huazhen become the censor of Youqiandu, even if you don't understand? Tell me, tell me, how did Wang Huazhen become the censor of Youqiandu?"
"What's wrong? Why are you all mute? You also share in the lives of millions of Han people in Liaodong."
"Hmph, if I let them go today, millions of Ming people will be killed by them tomorrow!"
In history, Emperor Chongzhen was played to death by his ministers in this way.
A battle related to the life and death of the Ming Dynasty, the Battle of Folding Songjin and the Battle of Songshan.
All because of the urging of civilian officials, the troops fought quickly. As a result, Daming was defeated.
Although the slaves have been driven to Japan and it seems impossible to threaten the Ming Dynasty, who knows how long the navy that Zhu Youjian spent a lot of effort to create can survive the scourge of civilian officials?
Dorgon was not a fool to abandon North Korea when the situation was unfavorable.
Once the Ming Navy does not have an overwhelming advantage, he will never give up using the navy to harass the Ming Dynasty.
"From now on, when civil officials discuss military matters, they will be killed without mercy?"
"Your Majesty. It is true that civil servants should not talk about military matters. What if a military general commits a crime? Your Majesty said that the law is strict. If a military general commits a crime and does not deal with it, how can the law be strict?"
"From now on, a military court will be established to specifically handle cases involving officers and soldiers. In the future, cases of military personnel who commit crimes must first be reviewed by the military court before they can be assigned to a place.
In order to avoid favoritism in military courts, civilian officials can watch from the sidelines, but are not allowed to intervene, otherwise they will be killed without mercy. "
The duty of the military is to protect national security and maintain social stability.
Behavior will inevitably offend the interests of some people.
In order to prevent anyone from taking the opportunity to retaliate, Zhu Youjian moved the military court out.
But humans are not grass and trees, how can they be ruthless?
The friendship of comrades is the most wonderful kind of friendship in the world.
No one can guarantee that all persons in military courts are impartial.
No one can guarantee whether military courts will be corrupt.
So supervision is particularly important.
Whether a policy is good or bad depends not only on the policy itself, but more importantly on supervision and execution.
There are policies and measures to counter.
If we give up or reduce supervision just because the policy is good, the result will only be a harmful policy.
There are many ways for soldiers to destroy a country.
Among them, the most terrifying and difficult to explain is corruption.
Throughout the ages, there has never been a dynasty without corruption in its army.
By the time Zhu Youjian ascended the throne, corruption and bribery had reached an "open and aboveboard" level.
Even if Zhu Youjian wielded the butcher knife many times, it only made the situation better. There are still many corrupt officials in Ming Dynasty!
Once I burp my butt, and another emperor comes in, it may not take a few years for the situation to become the same as during the Apocalypse years.
The high cost of crime can indeed greatly reduce crime.
But everything cannot be solved by killing the word.
Taizu was fond of killing corrupt officials, and no fewer than 60,000 corrupt officials died under Taizu's sword.
But what about the result? If he hadn't traveled through time himself, the hinterland of the Ming Dynasty would have become the back garden of the slaves, and the Ming Dynasty would have died at the hands of corrupt officials sooner or later.
Killing corrupt officials is certainly very satisfying.
But what about after killing? How long can a new official stay clean?
