Imperial students in the Ming Dynasty can be divided into two categories: civilian students and official students.
People's livelihood refers to the supervisory students from ordinary people's families.
Official students refer to supervisory students who are descendants of official families, and include five categories: descendants of high-ranking officials, promoted supervisors, honorary relatives and study students, descendants of native officials, and foreign students.
Jiansheng who were born as children of high-ranking officials were also called Yinjian. Children of officials from the first to seventh-rank officials could directly enter the Imperial College and become Jiansheng due to their kindness.
To raise a prisoner means to raise a person to supervise his life.
For example, Zhang San has already passed the national examination, but he failed in this year's national examination and failed. I thought that if I went home, it would take three months to walk and three months to come back. Forget it, I might as well go to the Imperial College to study for three years.
Xunqi Xidu is easier to understand. Children of princes such as Prince Consort, Gong, Hou and Bo also need to go to school, right?
Children of native officials, the native officials here are chieftain officials, often from border minority areas, such as Yunnan Wusa Military and Civilian Mansion, Mangbu Civilian Mansion, Sichuan Bozhou, Guizhou Xuanwei Shisi, etc. There are many chieftains here.
Although Zhu Yuanzhang nominally rules this land, these places can only be said to be Jisi Prefecture. The central government's restriction and management of these places are not strong. If you want to do something, you may have to discuss it with the chieftain.
In the Ming Dynasty, there were foreign students in the Imperial College, mainly from Korea, Japan, Ryukyu, and Siam.
In the fourth year of Hongwu, Jin Tao, Pu Su, Liu Boru and others of Goryeo participated in the imperial examination, and Jin Tao won the Jinshi.
In the 22nd year of Hongwu, Japan Tengyou and others entered the Imperial Academy.
In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, Chadu, the king of Zhongshan in the Ryukyu Kingdom, sent overseas students to the Ming Dynasty.
Zhu Yunwen only paid attention to government affairs, agricultural tax, land, military system and other issues on weekdays. He didn't care about the Imperial College. If Xu Miaojin hadn't mentioned it, he would have always thought that the Imperial College was all Chinese.
There are actually Japanese students studying under his nose?
"Eh? Your Majesty, is there anything wrong with this?"
Chen Di looked at Zhu Yunzhen who was about to get angry and asked with some anxiety.
The Ming Dynasty is a vast country. There is nothing wrong with accepting a few foreign students to show off the style of the Ming Dynasty, right?
Zhu Yunwen slapped the table and glared angrily!
Chen Di and others trembled in fright and quickly knelt down.
Everyone doesn't understand, what's wrong with Japanese government students?
Last time Japanese Japanese bandits killed some soldiers and civilians along the coast, you directly launched a large battle. Do you know that because of your order, more than 30,000 people from the Ming Dynasty Navy are now cruising in the East China Sea killing people?
Zheng He had killed more than 20 Japanese bandit leaders and beheaded more than 1,300 Japanese bandits. It is said that not a single one was left alive and all were beheaded.
I don’t know if there are any Japanese bandits on the sea now.
In the final analysis, the Japanese bandits deserved their death.
But Your Majesty, the Japanese officials are sent by the Japanese government, so they need to be given face.
Besides, Japanese government officials have always been law-abiding, studious, polite, and have never made any mistakes. As for making you so angry?
Zhu Yunwen looked at Chen Di and others kneeling on the ground, and he couldn't express his sorrow.
What to say?
The current Japanese bandits are only small groups, not large-scale. They are far from large enough to dare to invade the Ming Dynasty on a large scale, nor large enough to swallow up North Korea, let alone tell them what will happen in a thousand years.
Tell them that the Japanese are bloodthirsty, beasts, conquerors, and evil at heart, but these people won’t believe it.
"From now on, send boats to return Japanese officials to Japan. The Ming Dynasty will no longer accept Japanese officials! Also, inform the Coast Guard that the Ming Dynasty will not allow Japanese to enter Chinese territory! If Japanese envoys want to come, they will be allowed to go back. No need to Come ashore! Come up with strategies for the restructuring of the Imperial College as soon as possible!"
Zhu Yunwen finished speaking, then turned and left.
Xie Jin and others looked at each other, unable to understand Zhu Yunwen's strange order.
"Your Majesty, it seems that you hate Japan very much."
Xie Jin groaned.
Chen Di and others nodded repeatedly.
As long as it involves Japan, Zhu Yunwen wants to kill him with a thousand knives. It seems that the Japanese have bullied Zhu Yunwen.
But how could the Japanese bully the Ming Emperor?
They didn't even have a chance to see Zhu Yunwen!
Yao Guangxiao continued to stir his prayer beads and said: "Although the danger of Japanese bandits is small, if strong medicine is not used to deter them, there may be catastrophic disasters. The emperor's concerns are all long-term, and it is not for us to speculate."
Chen Di and others sighed. Anyway, there were only a few Japanese officials and students, so they just had to drive them away.
As for the reason, it's easy to find, so let's use "If you are not good at words, please return your country."
As soon as Zhu Yunwen returned to Kunning Palace, Xu Miaojin came forward expectantly and asked: "Brother the Emperor, have the Cabinet and the Ministry of Rites agreed to the reform of the Imperial College?"
"You, I see that the emperor is a little tired." Ma Enhui complained and it was Xu Miaojin who personally brought a cup of tea to Zhu Yunwen and said with concern: "Your Majesty, do you want to take a rest?"
"Where's Wenkui?"
Zhu Yunwen looked and saw no sign of Zhu Wenkui.
"Concubine Ning took it with her."
Ma Enhui said with a smile.
Zhu Yunwen nodded slightly, looked at Xu Miaojin, and said, "If you want to start a women's college, you need to wait a few more months."
"Why?"
Xu Miaojin asked incomprehensively.
Zhu Yunwen sighed and said: "Currently, the national policy of whipping laws and curbing annexation is being advanced. There are too many government affairs. If we establish a women's college at this time, I am afraid there will be trouble. There are many officials and many mouths, and I only have one mouth."
At this moment, Xu Miaojin suddenly felt that Zhu Yunwen was a little helpless and weak. He was like himself, sometimes at a loss and sometimes in hardship.
Although he is an emperor, he is also an ordinary person.
Xu Miaojin knew that the emperor himself would not care about the turmoil among the officials.
It's just that once the women's school comes out, the target of impeachment by the officials may not be the emperor, but themselves.
He hopes to free up more energy to launch the women's college at the right time and then protect himself.
Xu Miaojin lowered her head, thought for a moment, then raised her head and said, "Your Majesty, I have no objection to the postponement of the women's college. However, I don't want the delay to be too long. After all, women cannot afford to wait."
In ancient times, women got married early, between thirteen and nineteen, and those who were over twenty were considered late.
If a women's school is opened, only women who are married or close to being married can be used as students, such as the women of lords and officials in the capital.
It's okay to be unmarried, it's a bit free.
But if you are already married, then you have to listen to your husband's family for everything. How many husband's families will allow their wives to go to school and learn subjects other than being a heroine and running a house?
Xu Miaojin knew that in the long chapter of history, only a few words were left to women.
I have no talent, I just hope to use up my life to make one more contribution.
Zhu Yunwen didn't know this. He pondered for a moment and promised: "I promise you that I will give birth to a women's college this year at the latest in the second half of the year."
Xu Miaojin gave Zhu Yunwen a serious gift.
Ma Enhui looked at the serious two people, shook her head slightly, and said: "As long as the matter is settled, double happiness, let's pass on the meal. Miaojin, don't leave the palace today, stay and accompany me."
Zhu Yunwen looked at Ma Enhui, meaning to ask: She lives here, where should I live?
