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There isn't much going on at work today, so I basically wrote this chapter all day long. First, I originally wanted to write more, because a lot of it is background introduction, which is useless to readers who understand it. Even though it took me a lot of time, those are historical facts, not creations; second, history Every time I express my opinions, it is an adventure, so I want to write well. Other historical writers told me that no matter how risky you are, you must export, otherwise you will just be spinning in circles. The original plan was to have 10,000 words, but the difficulty of this chapter exceeded my expectations. After deletions and deletions, it was reduced to only 7,000 words. Now my mind is a little confused. I wrote it for too long today.
In my opinion, the salt law is the most difficult part of the Ming Dynasty reform article, because it is very difficult to write reasonably.
Since I started reading this book, I have been reading historical materials to prepare for this plot. The more historical materials I read, the less I believe that anyone can easily restore the opening method of Zhu Yuanzhang's era. It's another matter to write it as if it were taken for granted, but I never Urban Rebirth started as a paranoid rational party.
Even though I know that the Ming history circle is full of disparagement of Ye Qi, I still feel that it is quite crude to simply think that all this is the fault of Ye Qi or Emperor Hongzhi. First of all, Ye Qi is not an advocate. His approach was practiced by others during the Chenghua period. It has been done sporadically. Why is it done? It is also a countermeasure to solve the bad problems of the salt law. So the key is where does this bad source come from? The Salt Law did not suddenly break down in the fifth year of Hongzhi.
In addition, the disuse of the merchant garrisons was not the main reason for the decline in the frontier army's combat capabilities. There were many ways to supply military supplies to the frontier armies, the most important of which was not the merchant garrisons but the military garrisons. The destruction of the military garrisons was another problem. As for the restoration of the opening method, it is impossible to make the frontier troops brave again. A group of soldiers who cannot fight, even if they are fed, they still cannot fight.
So at the end, I have to say that, the fault of Kaizhongfa lies in the autocratic imperial power system.
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