Who are the most picky monarchs in history, and are they good or bad?

Emperor Daoguang was a relatively frugal emperor, thinking that success was due to diligence and thrift, and if he wanted to make the country rich and strong, he had to live diligently and thriftily, not only to himself, but also to the harem.

The most "picky" monarchs in history are Emperor Daoguang and Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, which should be good, as long as there is a limit to their picking.

With Emperor Daoguang and Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, it is generally good to "pick the door", because this can drive the country to be thrifty and leave financial and material resources. But "picking the door" should be moderate, and excessive picking of the door will make the people cry bitterly.

I have the impression that the emperors of the Qing Dynasty, Daoguang and Puyi, I think they are quite picky, and in the end, the Qing Dynasty owes a lot of debts, so I have to pick the door.

The most critical monarchs in history were Emperor Daoguang and Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty. Their slashing should be good, because taking Zhao Kuangyin as an example, it is precisely because of his slamming that he did fill the treasury for the Northern Song Dynasty after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

The most slashing emperors in history should be Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhao Kuangyin, Zhu Yuanzhang is because his family has been very poor since he was a child, and he is used to picking doors, and although Zhao Kuangyin has a good family background, he later fell into the middle of the family and developed a stingy habit.

I think the most critical in history should be Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, because he was born as a farmer, so he is very picky, and he pays very little salary to the **.

It should be Zhao Kuangyin, although he was born in a prestigious family, his family had declined long before he was born. Zhao Kuangyin went through the hardships of life, and later, after becoming the emperor, he still did not forget to maintain the tradition of stinginess.

Among the inner courts of all dynasties, Zhao Kuangyin's inner court is the most simple. It is understandable to advocate frugality, but you can't overdo it, otherwise it will be sour.

Wei Zhuang, he not only wrote beautiful poems, but also a well-known miser, but Wei Zhuang's "slamming the door" is sometimes forced by life. Wei Zhuang's parents died in his early years, and he was depressed, and his family was poor. Later, although he was appreciated by Wang Jian and was able to soar, his early experience of depression still developed his character of "picking the door".

Wei Zhuang, Wang Rong, Emperor Daoguang, etc., these people are very picky, and they are also famous pickers in Chinese history.

Wang Rong, Cao Hong, Tang Bin, Xiao Ji, Zhou Za, Yuan Zongkui, Zheng Renkai, Zhang Yun, Li Yue, Qi Baishi, and Wei Zhuang are all very picky. Emperor Daoguang was actually thrifty rather than slamming.

Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty Liu Heng, the fourth son of Gaozu Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. He is the founder of one of the three great eras in history, the "rule of Wenjing". He was the first emperor in history to be known for his frugality, picking, and stinginess.

Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty was the emperor for 23 years, he did not build a palace, did not repair a garden, did not add a vehicle honor guard, did not even add a dog and horse, a dragon robe can be worn for more than a year, the dragon robe is broken, so let the queen make up for him and wear it again, as a result, the clothes are patched everywhere. Moreover, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty often wore straw sandals to the palace, and was reluctant to build a terrace, which can be said to be extremely open.

Emperor Wen of Han once wanted to build a terrace on Lishan Mountain and enjoy it, which was easy for the emperor. But Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty asked the craftsman for a hundred gold after calculating. Actually, a hundred gold, for the emperor, is nothing. But Emperor Wen of Han thought it was too expensive and gave up.

During the reign of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, he was lightly exempted from the national field endowment for 12 years. He also personally farmed, set an example in the world, and promoted the rapid recovery and development of productive forces.

Thinking is stingy, not generous, and stingy. 1.Once upon a time there was a rich man who loved money as his life. When he went to the temple to burn incense and saw the gold dust brushed on the temple door, he was going to pick it out and take it away, so there was the word "slamming the door".