Is the Ming Dynasty really as Gao Xiaosong said, a three no dynasty of no Ming Jun, no famous gener

No. There is Emperor Zhu Di.

A famous thinker, writer, philosopher and military strategist in the Ming Dynasty, he was the master of Lu Wang's mind and was proficient in Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Wang Shouren.

Wang Shouren's doctrine and thought Wang Xue (Yangmingxue) was the most influential philosophical thought in the Ming Dynasty. His academic ideas have spread to China, Japan, the Korean Peninsula and Southeast Asia, and his achievements have surpassed those of the Ming generation.

Qi Jiguang. A famous general of the Ming Dynasty, an outstanding military strategist, calligrapher, poet, and national hero.

It shows that the dynasty is an unknown general, no famous man, no name of the dynasty of the dynasty either has not understood the history of the Ming Dynasty, or his definition of famous generals, famous men, and famous ministers may be unique. But in any case, the person who can say this can be sure that he has no basic understanding of history, and that the history he sees is nothing more than a product of his mind. I will refute these three articles one by one.

1. There were famous generals in the Ming Dynasty.

The Ming Dynasty not only had famous generals, but also a lot of famous generals in the Ming Dynasty, and even Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di could be called famous generals. The largest number of famous generals in the Ming Dynasty should be the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, those generals Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, Li Wenzhong who followed Zhu Yuanzhang to fight the world, and Zhu Neng, Zhang Fu and Zhang Yu who rebelled with Zhu Di, these can all be said to be famous generals. Not to mention Qi Jiguang, Yu Dayou, Li Chengliang, Li Rusong and others in the back.

2. There were famous people in the Ming Dynasty.

The three great talents of the Ming Dynasty, Xie Jin, Yang Shen and Xu Wei, and the four great talents of Wuzhong, Tang Yin, Zhu Zhishan, Wen Zhengming, and Xu Zhenqing, are all real talents, and it is not too much to call them celebrities. Three of the four great ancient Chinese masterpieces were written in the Ming Dynasty, and the authors of these three masterpieces must also be called celebrities. So Xu Xiake, who traveled all over China by himself, Tao Chengdao, Wanhu who wanted to fly by rocket, Li Shizhen, who wrote the encyclopedia of Chinese herbal medicine, and Wang Yangming, the great Confucian who pioneered the study of mind, these people should all be counted as celebrities.

3. The Ming Dynasty had a famous appearance.

Although it is said that Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the prime minister system in the early Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty has had no prime minister since then, which means that there is no prime minister from a certain point of view, Zhu Di let the prime minister return in another form - Shoufu through the establishment of the cabinet. Anyone who says that there is no name in the dynasty I only need to cite one example to refute it, that is, Zhang Juzheng, the first assistant of the Wanli Dynasty. Zhang Juzheng can be said to have single-handedly saved a dynasty, and through a series of reforms, the Ming Dynasty was able to continue for more than 60 years, which is unprecedented in any dynasty in history.

Because the Ming Dynasty was an era of centralized imperial power, Zhu Yuanzhang released the military power with a glass of wine and dispersed the power of the soldiers, and the same was true for the prime minister, setting up a cabinet, so that the imperial power was highly centralized.

The reason why some people say that the Ming Dynasty was a dynasty of unknown generals, unknown men, and nameless faces is because they did not understand the society of the Ming Dynasty.

The reason why this sentence is famous is what Gao Xiaosong said. And then as long as you know a little bit about history, this is a fart, completely subjective and conjectural. Gao Xiaosong uses his personal feelings to make assumptions about history.

The generals of the Ming Dynasty were: Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, Lan Yu, Qi Jiguang, Li Chengliang, Li Rusong, and Yuan Chonghuan.

The famous people of the Ming Dynasty are: Liu Bowen, Xu Xiake, Wang Shouren, Hai Rui, Xu Wei, Yang Shen, the four great talents of Jiangnan, and the four famous works have three authors in the Ming Dynasty.

Ming Dynasty Ming Dynasty: Yu Qian, Zhang Juzheng, Yang Tinghe, Xia Yan, Gao Gong, Xu Jie.

As long as you know a little about history, you won't say such a thing, and a dynasty with 3 nothings can exist for 276 years?

This is indeed true, there are basically few reliable emperors in the Ming Dynasty, and the generals are just one Yuan Chonghuan, he is very sick as a civil official, but he has been divided, and there is no one celebrity.

No. The Ming Dynasty also had a Ming monarch, although there were many strange emperors, but Ming Chengzu Zhu Di and Ming Xiaozong Zhu Youzhu were all good emperors.

Of course not. Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding master of the Ming Dynasty, was born at the grassroots, so there is such a saying.

No, the Ming Dynasty also had famous generals and celebrities, such as during the reign of Renxuan, Emperor Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Gaochu were rare Ming monarchs in history, and Yu Qian was a rare celebrity in history, and there were many famous generals in the Ming Dynasty such as Xu Da, Qi Jiguang and others.

I can't say no, but it's a few.

Some people say that the Ming Dynasty is a nameless general, nameless, nameless three no dynasty, I do not agree with this point of view, I think the Ming Dynasty has a lot of famous generals, famous schools, famous people, the Ming Dynasty's Qi Jiguang anti-Japanese incident proves that he is a famous general, although the Ming Taizu abolished the prime minister system at that time, but the establishment of the cabinet system, the cabinet system has a lot of first assistants, and has made a lot of contributions, there are also many literati and celebrities, such as Wang Yangming, Xuexiake, Xu Guangqi, Li Shizhen and so on, All of them have made great contributions to society.

I think there is some truth to this statement, because there was really no very powerful figure in the Ming Dynasty, whether it was a general or a scholar.

This is a rhetoric made by the Qing ** in order to promote the incompetence of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang brought the Han culture back to the Central Plains after the war, and the national unity was also improved.

It's not that bad. The Ming Dynasty also had Ming monarchs, famous generals and celebrities, but the rulers of the last years of the Ming Dynasty were relatively mediocre, so the reputation of the Ming Dynasty was not good.

Personally, I think it shouldn't be as bad as I imagined, because there were still many capable generals in the early Ming Dynasty, if it weren't for these unknown people. Guarding the frontier, I believe that the Ming Dynasty will not be so strong.

Of course not, who can say that Zhu Di is not a Mingjun? Who can say that Qi Jiguang is not a famous general? Who can say that Wang Yangming is not a celebrity? In fact, there was nothing lacking in this dynasty, but the power struggle between the imperial power and the scholar class ruined the dynasty from the root.

The Ming Dynasty was not so bad as it said, the strength of the Ming Dynasty at that time was still very strong, and it recovered a lot of land area.