There are those of the top ten Ming Phases in ancient China

In fact, if you want to talk about the most famous Xiangguo, it should be Yu Qian in China. Not because of anything else, because the story of Yu Qian in my country's education system has always been a very important propaganda object. From saving the Ming Dynasty when the building was about to collapse to finally dying unjustly.

From "Lime Yin" in Chinese class to history class, I think anyone who has been systematically educated on the mainland should have a deep impression of Qian.

But when it comes to political achievements, it should still be Zhang Juzheng. It's not that Yu Qian and Sun Chengzong are not outstanding, but Yu Qian and Sun Chengzong don't have Zhang Juzheng's conditions. Yu Qian has not been the prime minister for a long time, and he is in a moment of political whirlpool, and finally lost his life in the political struggle, even if he is a good minister who governs the country, he does not have the energy and time to display his talents.

Sun Chengzong is the same, Sun Chengzong's famous and main deeds also appear in the patriotic deeds of the loyal monarch who fought against the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and there are not too many records about how he governed the country. Both of them are the kind of people who stand up and do heroic deeds when they are in internal and external troubles, but in fact, they themselves do not have too much power and are constrained by all aspects.

Zhang Juzheng is different, and one of the biggest advantages of Zhang Juzheng over the other two is that he is a real powerful minister and has been in this position for many years. When Mingshenzong was young, all major military affairs were decided by Zhang Juzheng. It is not an exaggeration to call it "the emperor".

Therefore, the reforms he made and the new policies he wanted to implement could be well distributed from the top to the top, rectify the dynasty's program, consolidate national defense, and implement a whip law to regain vitality of the dying Ming Dynasty. But it was precisely because of this monopoly of power that Zhang Juzheng angered Shenzong, and finally ended up with a miserable end behind him.

Therefore, if you want to talk about political achievements, it must be Zhang Juzheng. But when it comes to evaluation, it's a matter of opinion. No one slanders metrics. Behind every well-known historical figure, there are many facets.

2.Wanli Zhang Juzheng, known as the ancient and modern phase, without him the Ming Dynasty will die with Wanli.

The ten years of his reign were the rise of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhang Juzheng: One of the outstanding cabinet chiefs in Chinese history, the greatest statesman of the Ming Dynasty.

It is still Zhang Juzheng's highest achievement.

In terms of personal military affairs, it can be said that Zhang Juzheng may be the worst, but he cultivated Qi Jiguang, which is enough to make up for the lame project.

There was Li Xian in the middle of the Ming Dynasty who rehabilitated Yu Qian.

Zhang Juzheng is a great politician and reformer.

First of all, the Ming Dynasty did not have a nominal phase.

Yu Qian is the secretary of the military department.

Zhang Juzheng was the first assistant (de facto head of the empire) who actually ruled for ten years during the Wanli period, and in terms of historical merits and personal authority, Zhang Juzheng was undoubtedly the first prime minister of the Ming Dynasty, inheriting the Jiajing Longqing and Wanli dynasties, and made great contributions.

At home, "the sun and the moon are bright, and all nations look up to the son of tomorrow; The hills and mountains are the mountains, and the Quartet is the prince of the Taiyue. How can you not be a cow?

Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the prime minister, therefore, the Ming Dynasty did not have a famous prime minister.

Zhang Juzheng was ranked in the top five not only in the Ming Dynasty, but also in the entire history of China.

Zhang Juzheng, he was an outstanding celebrity and politician in the Ming Dynasty and even ancient China.

Sun Chengzong was a scholar, and he was the only person who could save the Ming Dynasty at that time.

In my opinion, Zhang Juzheng should be ranked first, implement the "one whip" law, enrich the country and strengthen the army, reuse Qi Jiguang to protect the family and defend the country, and extend the life of the Ming Dynasty.

Yu Qian's words were created by current events, and he didn't seem to be the prime minister, he was a squire in the military department, and he should be equivalent to people like Liu Ji and Yuan Chenghuan.

Sun Chengzong is a person I am not very familiar with.

There was no prime minister or prime minister in the Ming Dynasty, so I don't know where the term "famous minister" came from.

Yu Qian, the secretary of the military department, posthumously sealed Shaobao. Although there was no distinction between civil and military in ancient times, Yu Qian had almost no so-called "civil service", let alone the prime minister. Moreover, although the Ming Dynasty was defeated in Tumubao, there were still a lot of soldiers and horses of King Qin in various places, and Emperor Jing did have some ability, so he was a Ming monarch, even if there was no Yu Qian, the strength to deal with the Northern Yuan was more than enough.

Moreover, he has already sent many reconciliation signals, and there is no talk of "saving the country".

Zhang Juzheng, the first assistant of the cabinet, is the de facto prime minister. It is certainly the answer to your question.

For Sun Chengzong, the official history gives a very high evaluation, but modern historians, I have seen some of them, but they think that Sun is a big sinner who fled south in the Ming Dynasty, and it is precisely because of his incompetence (loyalty does not mean ability) that the good situation of the Chongzhen Dynasty was finally defeated by Li Zicheng.

Zhang Juzheng: Ming is only one phase, and Zhang Juzheng is also.

In fact, who is going to say it is still Zhang Juzheng.

I think Zhang Juzheng is stronger.

Western Zhou Jiang Ziya.

Spring and Autumn Guanzhong. Qin Dynasty Li Si.

Xiao He of the Western Han Dynasty. Cao Cao of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Shu Han Zhuge Liang.

Fang Xuanling in the Tang Dynasty.

Song Kouzhun, Wang Anshi.

Ming Zhang Juzheng.

Personally, I think there are: Yi Yin, Li Si, Xiao He, Zhuge Liang, Zhao Pu, Kou Zhun, Fang Xuanling, Jiang Ziya. There are also prime ministers of the Ming Dynasty who have no substance, except for a few in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China--- but I don't remember who it was.

Yao Chong, Song Jing, Zhang Juzheng, Liu Yong, and then there are Guan Zhong, Li Si, Shang Yan, Zhuge Liang, too many.

Li Si, Xiao He, Chen Ping, Fang Xuanling, Wei Zheng, Wang Anshi, Kou Zhun, Yelu Chucai, Zhang Juzheng, Zeng Guofan.

In the Ming Dynasty, there were Zhang Juzheng, Xu Jie, Gao Gong, Sanyang, Yang Tinghe.

Qing Dynasty... Mingjun knows, but the name really doesn't know.

1 Zhou Gong of the Western Zhou Dynasty.

2. Qi Huan is in charge of the public.

3 Li Si of the Qin Dynasty.

4 Xiao He of the Western Han Dynasty.

5 Cao Cao at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

6 Fang Xuanling of the Tang Dynasty.

7 Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty.

8 Yelu Chucai of the Yuan Dynasty.

9 Liu Ji of the Ming Dynasty.

10 Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty.

1 Li Si2, Xiao He 3, Chen Ping 4, Fang Xuanling 5, Wei Zheng 6, Wang Anshi 7, Kou Zhun 8 Yelu Chucai 9, Zhang Juzheng 10, Zeng Guofan.

Western Zhou Jiang Ziya.

Spring and Autumn Guanzhong.

Qin Dynasty Li Si.

Xiao He of the Western Han Dynasty.

Cao Cao of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Shu Han Zhuge Liang.

Fang Xuanling in the Tang Dynasty.

Song Kouzhun, Wang Anshi.

Ming Zhang Juzheng.