Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

"This is not a treat for dinner... The person who said this is a man of great wisdom."

Zhu Yuanzhang shook his head, his tone full of emotion.

After all, it was still three months away from Hu Weiyong’s death anniversary.

Although the Hongwu Dynasty has not yet been mentioned in later generations, the emperor of tomorrow knows very well that the records of Hongwu Thirteen in later generations must be full of blood.

Since the founding of the Hongwu dynasty, the imperial examinations have been revised and recorded, the palaces have been built, the princes have heard about the government, and the kings have established vassals. It can be said that there are many wastes waiting to be done.

But as a result, everyone in the court was horrified when he raised his sword this year.

But Tomorrow has no regrets.

Although it is possible to win over the differences step by step, and eventually make Hu Weiyong grow old, and then slowly change Xu Tu, but this method, which is full of compromise as later generations said, is not to his taste.

Cutting off the rebellion with a sharp sword, cutting off the fire with the power of thunder, and finally giving him a favor. This is his style, just like cultivating the land with slash and burn.

The weeds have already entangled the crops. Do you still have to say good things to the weeds and ask them to stay away from the crops?

Tomorrow's emotion made the Crown Prince a little confused:

"But Dad, isn't this the simplest truth?"

These words won Zhu Yuanzhang's disapproval:

"How can there be any complexity in the principles of this world? The sages have all said that simplicity leads to great truth."

"But Biao'er needs to remember that understanding and doing it are two different things."

"I remember." Zhu Biao nodded.

"No, what we want is not that you remember, what we want is that you understand."

Zhu Yuanzhang interrupted his eldest son's movements with a arrogant wave of his hand. As if he still felt that it was not enough, he simply stood up and said:

"As the Crown Prince, you need to remember that every stroke of the memorial will leave mountains and ravines wherever it falls."

"Just like Jia Sidao, he is not careful when he should be careful, and he is not thorough when he should be thorough."

"We know that you are kind-hearted, Biao'er, but don't use your kindness in the wrong place. To be unkind to thieves is to be unkind to the world. The more kind you are to thieves, the more cruel you will be to good people. The foundation of our Ming Dynasty will become weaker."

This time Zhu Biao didn't speak and fell into deep thought, which made Zhu Yuanzhang even more satisfied.

"Dad, are you saying that as long as you understand the enemy and ourselves, you can act decisively?"

The speaker was Zhu Di, whose eyes were shining with excitement. Considering that the fourth child loved the military formation the most, Zhu Yuanzhang also nodded:

“The more decisive you are, the better!”

"But dad." This time the speaker was Zhu Biao who had just finished thinking:

"If a thief who harms good is..."

The words were not finished, but Zhu Yuanzhang immediately understood what his son meant, and he was talking about the vassal kings.

"How could we make this difficult for you? How could we let this happen?"

Tomorrow Zi said angrily:

"You are their eldest brother. If they make a mistake and you summon them to the capital to scold them severely, how dare they not listen?"

Although Zhu Biao said it in a general way, judging from what dad meant, how could the kings not understand what the elder brother meant?

Zhu Zhu frowned slightly and then relaxed, shook his head and continued to study and speculate on the scientific theory.

Zhu Bai is still having fun when he is young, Zhu Zhen is still having fun when he is older, only Zhu Di said with an unconvinced look on his face:

"I am going to be a general and responsible for the defense of the Ming Dynasty in the north. How can I do anything to lead troops south and cause harm to the Ming Dynasty?"

"If you do these things, you don't need to be scolded by big brother, how can you still have the face to see daddy!"

Zhu Biao was certainly not worried about his brothers' rebellion. After all, these brothers had a good relationship with him. Even without the pressure of his father, they would not be able to fight against each other. He was even more surprised by other things.

However, seeing that his fourth brother was about to make trouble, Zhu Biao also rushed to comfort his brother.

…

In the yamen of Xuchang Mansion, Kong Ming also paused and sighed:

"The death of the Southern Song Dynasty is really of great benefit to our records."

With the explanations of the younger generations, the context of famous surnames, powerful people, aristocratic families, noble families, noble families, landowners, big landowners, etc. gradually became clear to their minds.

The things pursued by these local tycoons with different names have also changed again and again, but what remains unchanged is the satisfaction of their endless desires.

Even based on the previous and later stories about maritime affairs, Kong Ming also vaguely guessed that the Ming Dynasty's troubles must be caused by the wealthy merchants who had access to the sea.

Pang Tong smiled and said: "If Zhao Da hears what Kong Ming said, he will be more pleased."

Feng Chu is also writing. After all, the death of a dynasty is definitely a precious sample. Often these can only be predicted for future generations. Now that there is a light curtain, it can be said that it can let their predecessors know how to predict their evil, so why can't they be allowed to do so? Are you happy?

Pang Tong even felt that for the Ming Dynasty after the Song Dynasty, this conclusion about the shift of power in the Song Dynasty was absolutely novel.

Because before this set of conclusions lies an obvious question:

Whose world is this?

Xun Yu, Xun You and Cao Cao were both thoughtful, while Liu Bei had a calm expression. After all, after watching him for so long, combined with his belief that he has persisted from his early years to the present and his little understanding of later generations, he could not understand it better:

Since the world is for the common good.

What is public? He is from the world.

Therefore, the world belongs to the people of the world.

[In 1275, the Yuan army that captured Xiangyang officially moved eastward along the river.

The army was pressing down on the country, and the entire Song Dynasty was in panic. Fan Wenhu, the commander of the armies whom Jia Sidao relied on, simply surrendered to the Yuan Dynasty. This move almost made it clear that the Southern Song Dynasty was exhausted.

At this time, Jia Sidao was also panicked and sent people to negotiate, hoping to be able to lower his status and respect the Yuan Dynasty as the ruler, so as to avoid the fate of national destruction, just like the pleading of Li Yu of the Southern Tang Dynasty in the face of the Song Dynasty.

And history is also similar. The Yuan Dynasty, which has a large army, naturally could not accept the peace talks. In the end, the two sides met in Dingjiazhou. The last 130,000 troops of the Southern Song Dynasty were buried, and the fate of the Southern Song Dynasty had entered the countdown.

Jia Sidao was dismissed because of the great defeat in Dingjiazhou, but in fact there is not much to say about this battle, because these 130,000 people were originally a combination of rear troops and the gathered defeated soldiers.

In other words, a considerable part of these 130,000 people were not the first or even the second time they were defeated by Mongolia, and Mongolia came with a winning momentum. In this case, it was difficult for gods to save them.

The dismissed priest was demoted to Xunzhou, and the official in charge of escorting him was called Zheng Huchen. According to historical records, Zheng Huchen had been taunting Jia Sidao all the way to force him to commit suicide, but Jia Sidao was unmoved.

When they reached Fujian, Zheng Huchen finally lost his patience and dragged Jia Sidao to the toilet and beat him up, causing Jia Sidao to cough up blood and die, ending his complicated life.

This last powerful minister of the Southern Song Dynasty was undoubtedly a complicated person, and he was definitely not a person who could be simply described as a treacherous minister.

He had the ability, but it was not enough to save the Southern Song Dynasty. He abused his power, but he was still loyal to the Song Dynasty.

He had reforms, but the failure accelerated the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty.

This person who tried to do things became the perfect scapegoat for the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty. 】