Ming Dynasty: Teaching The Prince Dragon-Slaying Skills At The Beginning

If we look at it from the perspective of historical consequentialism, Daoyan's view is correct in a certain sense.

After Zhu Biao's death, in order to give his grandson a berth, Zhu Yuanzhang did not hesitate to attack a group of Huaixi nobles who had followed him to conquer the world, and eliminated most of the arrogant soldiers and generals among them.

If Zhu Yunwen continues to maintain the same style as Zhu Yuanzhang after he takes office, then at most one generation of Zhu Yunwen will be enough to completely tame the eagle of all the civil and military officials in the Ming Dynasty!

Thus, the majesty of the emperor was truly imprinted on the hearts of all civil and military officials.

At that time, it doesn't matter whether the subsequent kings of the Zhu family are benevolent and generous, stupid and unprincipled, or just mediocre people.

These civil and military officials will remember their duties as ministers and will not dare to cross the line in the slightest.

Then he would govern from the inside and outside, and truly unite the power of the civil and military officials of the court to put pressure on the vassal kings, thereby slowly reducing the vassal.

So even if Zhu Di and other vassal kings were unwilling, facing the court that combined the power of the entire Ming Dynasty, it would be difficult for them to resist.

But it is a pity that Zhu Yunwen was a fool. Instead of thinking about completely taming all civil and military officials, he first thought about taming the uncles and vassal kings left to him by Zhu Yuanzhang.

Although Zhu Yunwen, the nephew, came to power, all the vassal kings were still dissatisfied with him.

But at least there is great justice in Zhu Yunwen's place. Once something happens to Zhu Yunwen, the vassal kings will more or less support Zhu Yunwen due to great justice.

With this in mind, and the hundreds of thousands of troops stationed in various places in the Ming Dynasty, it can be said that as long as Zhu Yunwen does not commit suicide, he will never die.

Even though Zhu Di and other vassal kings were powerful, how could the seven vassal kings and vassal states of the Han Dynasty not be powerful in the past? Weren't they slowly eliminated in the end? ! !

Of course, if we look at it the other way around, starting from the reduction of the vassal vassal, Zhu Yunwen defeated Zhu Di and other uncles of the vassal kings, and then brought the power of vassal reduction and truly unified the power of the entire Ming Dynasty royal family.

When the time comes, we can govern the inside from the outside and completely tame all the civil and military officials in the imperial court. That will be fine too.

As a result, Zhu Yunwen was deceived by Huang Zicheng and Qi Tai, and he wanted to cut down the vassal as soon as he came to power!

If that's all, then as long as he can cut it in the end, it can be considered his skill.

But the other emperors were extremely cautious when it came to reducing their vassal status, boiling frogs in warm water as much as possible, one by one.

As a result, Zhu Yunwen, under the advice of Huang Zicheng, Qi Tai and other confidant ministers, went to the extreme operation from the beginning, directly choosing groups of cuts!

The speed of the operation and the ruthlessness of the movements simply stunned all the feudal lords.

After coming back to his senses, Zhu Di immediately chose to rebel without hesitation. Oh no, it was Qing Junzi who led 800 people and "captured" his fiefdom of Peiping.

After that, he contacted other vassal kings, such as the great enemy King Ning, and then took away the three Mongolian cavalrymen under King Ning, Duoyan Guards, and continued to confront Zhu Yunwen.

If this is the case, then even if Zhu Di's own military strategy is top-notch in the world based on the small amount of troops he has assembled, he will not be able to resist for long when faced with the push of hundreds of thousands of troops from the imperial court.

But maybe Zhu Yunwen also felt that hundreds of thousands of troops could push Zhu Di down evenly, so he became more and more confident, so before leaving, he said to the then leading general Geng Bingwen:

"Don't let me bear the name of Uncle Killer."

Zhu Yunwen's idea at that time was actually to take advantage of the rebel army to kill Zhu Di and not bring him back alive to embarrass me.

After all, Zhou Wang Zhu Ju, Qi Wang Zhu Shu, Dai Wang Zhu Gui, and Min Wang Zhu Lun were all demoted to common people, and Xiang Wang Zhu Bai was even forced to burn himself to death.

To say that he is attached to an uncle-nephew relationship and has kindness in his heart is all nonsense.

However, if this sentence is said after the battle to capture Zhu Di alive, then there will be many people willing to do these dirty things for Zhu Yunwen.

But if you say something like this before the war begins, it's hard not to make people think too much.

Is it true that Zhu Yunwen still has a trace of uncle-nephew feelings left, so the meaning of this sentence is really just the literal meaning - don't kill Zhu Di, but live? ! !

No matter how small the possibility is, as long as there is such a possibility, the people below cannot treat it as invisible.

After all, as a small business, sometimes you may not be rewarded if you do something right, but if you do something wrong, you will definitely be punished!

Therefore, after the war began, as a veteran general, even a general who had fought with Zhu Yuanzhang to conquer the world and fight for the rest of his life, Geng Bingwen looked at Zhu Di with numb claws.

I want to go all out to kill Zhu Di, but then I don't dare to do it when I think of Zhu Yunwen's words before leaving.

But in a war, if one side is wary and the other side has no scruples, then even if it has the advantage of military strength, it cannot win.

So Geng Bingwen was defeated. In the end, Zhu Yunwen replaced Geng Bingwen and replaced him with Li Wenzhong's son, the second "God of War" of the Ming Dynasty - Li Jinglong! ! !

Needless to say, the final result was that with the help of Li Jinglong, the second "God of War" in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di blitzed Nanjing, and Zhu Yunwen sent it directly.

After that, Zhu Di re-established the Jin Yiwei and continued to use Zhu Yuanzhang's domineering and fierce way to defeat the eagle of civil and military officials!

After Zhu Di finished, Zhu Zhanji continued to endure!

It took two generations of grandsons and the first Zhu Yuanzhang to truly imprint the majesty of the emperor of the old Zhu family on the hearts of all civil and military officials.

After that, even though the Ming Dynasty gave birth to the first god of war, an emperor named "Zhu Qizhen", the most civil and military officials could do was nominate another emperor, and then continue to work under the leadership of the emperor of the old Zhu family.

He didn't say anything about getting rid of the emperor of the old Zhu family, and then stealing the country and becoming emperor himself.

Therefore, in Dao Yan's prediction, if he did not continue to tame the civil and military ministers in Zhu Yuanzhang's cruel and domineering way at the beginning of the founding of the country.

If he treats the civil and military ministers with Zhu Biao's benevolence, justice and generosity, then the civil and military ministers will inevitably take advantage of the situation to cause chaos.

At that time, when Zhu Biao was in power, it was very likely that the civil and military ministers would evade the emperor.

Of course, in the face of this kind of thing, Zhu Yuanzhang had already expected it. The so-called enfeoffment of vassal kings and defending the central government was to prevent this kind of thing.

Well, the premise is that the feudal lord has no intention of rebellion.

However, what Dao Yan did not predict was that the person who would succeed the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty was not Zhu Biao, but Zhu Yunwen.

Therefore, not only was the emperor who was originally expected to be ignored (after all, Zhu Yunwen was deceived and lame, he must ask the so-called "confidant ministers" such as Huang Zicheng and Qi Tai for everything, and the final decision was also based on their opinions. This situation is said to be There is nothing wrong with being arrogant. ) happened, and even the feudal king rebelled.

At least if Zhu Biao succeeds to the throne as the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty, at most it is possible that he will be ignored by the civil and military ministers, at least he will not force the vassal kings to rebel.

After all, Zhu Di is quite convinced of Zhu Biao, the eldest brother. Even if Dao Yan is always encouraging him, Zhu Di will not rebel against Zhu Biao unless it is absolutely necessary.

Dao Yan could not predict everything about the future. He could only speculate on the possible development of future events from the perspective of a bystander based on the mentality of Zhu Biao and the civil and military officials.

However, it was precisely because of his own speculation that Dao Yan felt that Zhu Biao's way of governing the country was inappropriate, so he kept encouraging Zhu Di to rebel.

After all, Zhu Di is indeed similar to Lao Zhu in terms of personality and methods.

After listening to Dao Yan's "Dragon Slaying Technique", Zhu Di thought for a long time, then nodded slightly and said:

"The master's dragon-slaying skills are indeed extraordinary!"

At least after listening to Dao Yan's general dragon-slaying plan, Zhu Di felt that it was more or less reasonable and feasible.

"I just don't know how the 'Dragon Slaying Technique' taught by Academician Yan will be different from what the master said in seven days' time?!"

Zhu Di did not hide from Dao Yan that Yan Changqing wanted to teach the princes the dragon-slaying skills.

After all, there is no value in hiding this kind of thing from Dao Yan, because Dao Yan himself also masters the "Dragon Slaying Technique" and is assisting him in "Dragon Slaying".

Speaking of which, maybe after Daoyan listened to Yan Changqing's "Dragon Slaying Technique", he could combine the two and bring out the new, and by then he would be able to harvest a more powerful version of "Dragon Slaying Technique 2.0"!

"The poor monk is also very curious about what is so extraordinary about Academician Yan's 'dragon-slaying skills'."

Daoyan turned the beads gently in his hand, with a faint smile on his face.

Although there were two "air-based confrontations" about the Ming Dynasty royal clan system, he lost both times.

However, he is still very confident in the "Dragon Slaying Technique".

After all, ever since he met Yuan Gong, a physiognomist, and he left him a comment: "What a strange monk he is! His eyes are triangular, shaped like a sick tiger, and his nature must be bloodthirsty, Liu Bingzhong is also a Liu Bingzhong." Since then, he has been concentrating on thinking and studying. How to "slay the dragon"!

I dare not say it is a great success now, but at least it can be considered a small achievement.

Therefore, he also wanted to see who was better between the "Dragon Slaying Technique" he had learned and Yan Changqing's "Dragon Slaying Technique".

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