During the Ming Dynasty, why did Zhu Yuanzhang stipulate that the patrol could only ride a donkey?

Because this is what Zhu Yuanzhang used to divide the rank of the position. Its purpose is to check and balance the size of power, so that ** can face up to its own position.

Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to suppress the imperial history, and he couldn't let them be too arrogant and domineering with power, so he stipulated that the imperial history could only ride a donkey.

This is because in order to suppress the arrogance of the patrol imperial history, he warned them not to be too inflated, they are just some pawns in his own hands.

Zhu Yuanzhang is a thoughtful person, he gave the patrol imperial history a high power, but in order to check and balance, he also gave many restrictions, including that the patrol imperial history can only ride a donkey.

Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang is also a thoughtful person, precisely because the power of the imperial history is too great, in order to balance the way, so he has many restrictions in other aspects, if the imperial history of the imperial history and the political envoy such a three-grade member travels, the political envoy can ride forward, and the imperial history is riding a donkey to follow.

Zhu Yuanzhang is very shrewd, the power of the patrol according to the imperial history is too great, in order to balance the way, so he has many restrictions in other aspects, if the patrol of the imperial history and the political envoy such a three-grade member travels, the political envoy can ride a horse forward, and the imperial history is riding a donkey to follow.

Zhu Yuanzhang was very poor when he was a child, so after becoming the emperor, he realized that people's ranks must be strictly divided, because he didn't want to be despised and trampled at will.

Because Zhu Yuanzhang was thoughtful at that time, because the power of patrolling the imperial history was too great, in order to balance the way and supervise each other, he stipulated that the patrol should ride a donkey according to the imperial history.

Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang through this method of restricting the grade of the imperial history, but giving it a lot of power, in order to achieve the effect of small to control the large, so as to contain each other with the local **, so as not to patrol the imperial history of the family, can be described as a very good method.

Because Zhu Yuanzhang didn't want the patrol to be too arrogant, lest they be a big family and oppress others everywhere, so they wanted to give the patrol the imperial history a dismissal.

The imperial history is only the seventh rank of the official rank, and if the patrol of the imperial history travels with the political envoy of the three grades, the political envoy can ride a horse forward, and the imperial history is to ride a donkey and then reflect the ** hierarchy system, and avoid extravagance and waste.

They can all be ridden, and so can civilians.

Wanli year).

Prices of daily necessities:

Rice**1 tael = 2 stones, that is, catties. Equivalent to RMB yuan.

Superior pork**1 money six cents = 8 catties or RMB yuan.

Superior mutton**1 money and two cents = 8 catties or RMB yuan.

Five catties of beef**Seven and a half cents is equivalent to RMB yuan.

The price of five catties of major carp is **1 yuan to RMB yuan.

The price of five catties of chestnuts is **6 cents and five cents is equivalent to RMB yuan.

The price of a live fat chicken is **4 cents is RMB.

The price of four white cloth is **8 yuan, which is equivalent to RMB yuan.

The price of one pound of cotton flowers is **6 cents or RMB yuan.

The price of 100 catties of high-grade red dates**2 taels and 5 yuan will be used to try the price of two yellow silk umbrellas** six cents or 3 yuan The price of five shovels used by the criminal department is 2 cents and 5 cents 33 yuan The official longan weighs 2 catties and eight taels and the price is 1 coin and 2 cents and 5 cents per cent, and the price above the catty is the same as the "Wanzhi Miscellaneous Records" in the Wanli year of the Ming Dynasty.

The social and economic history research of the Ming and Qing dynasties shows that if a family of five ordinary people had 30 taels of silver a year, they could already live a good life.

Some scholars have estimated the annual living expenses of Jiangnan people in the Qing Dynasty, and the general situation is as follows:

1.The daily food ration required by each household (based on a family of five) is 15-18 stone per year (based on the perennial rice price of 1 stone and 1 tael of silver, about 15-18 taels of silver).

2.Non-staple food (including oil, salt, meat, vegetables and vegetables) is about 7 taels of silver per household throughout the year.

3.The annual expenditure of each household cloth is about 3 taels of silver.

4.The annual expenditure on fuel is about 3 taels of silver. In this way, the annual living expenses are about 30 taels of silver.

It's actually hard to perceive the value of 60 taels when you ask like this. Through conversion, you can know how much rice you can buy for 60 taels, but the rice at that time was completely different from the rice now, and you can't compare the current value with the past value.

I can only tell you that in the Ming Dynasty, a seven-rank official, that is, the current department-level cadre (county-level), had an annual salary of about 50 taels. At that time, the ** was generally poor, and it was difficult to support a family, so 60 taels was actually not too much, it was really not much.

Wan Mi Zhai(1499-1582) The Doctor of Medicine. The original name was Wanquan, and the number was Mizhai. Born on the bank of the river in Luotian (now Hubei), he was a famous medical scientist with Li Shizhen during the period from Jiajing to Wanli in the Ming Dynasty of China, and was rated as one of the 30 famous medical scientists in the Ming and Qing dynasties by the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

He is rigorous in his studies, noble in medical ethics, practicing medicine for more than 50 years, with pediatrics, **, pox diagnosis department enjoys a high reputation, in the theory and practice of health care is unique, known in Hubei, Henan, Anhui, Jiangxi, famous Ming Longqing Wanli years, and was later named "medical saint" by Emperor Kangxi. The "Wanmizhai Medical Encyclopedia" has a high reference value for clinical medicine, and there are more than 10 kinds of subheadings such as "Wan's Pediatrics" and "** Play", with 108 volumes. His monograph "Four Essentials of Health Care" has unique insights on health care, disease prevention, eugenics, etc., and the health theory he put forward is not only hundreds of years earlier than the World Health Organization's health concept of "psychological balance, nutritional balance, appropriate exercise, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol", but also has a more comprehensive, more advanced and more scientific connotation, and is "the first person in Chinese health preservation".

Nanjing, at that time, was called Ying Tianfu.

Yingtianfu, or Jingshi, is the name of Nanjing in the Ming Dynasty, the capital of the early Ming Dynasty, and the capital of Shuntianfu was moved to Shuntianfu in the Yongle period, and Yingtianfu was used as the remaining capital. Yingtianfu has jurisdiction over Shangyuan, Jiangning, Jurong, Liyang, Lishui, Gaochun, Jiangpu and Liuheba counties.

In the sixteenth year of Yuan Zhizheng (1356), Zhu Yuanzhang personally led his troops to break through Jiqing Road (now Nanjing) in ten days in three routes, and renamed it Yingtianfu. In March, Jiqing Road was renamed Yingtianfu.

In August of the first year of Hongwu (1368), it was built as Nanjing. During the 25 years from the first month of the 11th year of Hongwu (1378) to the first month of the first year of Yongle (1403), Ying Tianfu was the capital of the Ming Dynasty.

In the nineteenth year of Yongle (1421), Ming Chengzu moved north, with Shuntianfu as the capital and Nanjing Yingtianfu as the capital. In the second year of Shunzhi in the early Qing Dynasty (1645), the Manchu Qing Dynasty changed its name to Jiangning Mansion after conquering Yingtianfu.

Yingtianfu is today's Nanjing, and later Zhu Di moved to Shuntianfu (now Beijing).

Zhu Yuanzhang did not cede North Korea.

Cession, what is the word cession applied to? First, the ceded land was originally mine, and second, he was given away because he was not kept. But a careful analysis of history shows that this is not the case in the Korean region at all.

North Korea is **?

Judging from this question, the DPRK mentioned here should be the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. So the question is, is this place Chinese?

Until the Tang Dynasty, there was a Shi Jingjiao, when the late Tang Dynasty was in turmoil, Shi Jingjiao rebelled, and as a result, he was trapped in Taiyuan, so he asked the Khitan for help, and ceded the sixteen states of Yanyun to the Khitan. From then on, it was not until the period of Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty that the sixteen states of Yanyun were recoveredIn the hundreds of years in between, the Han people never set foot in the area north of the sixteen states of Yanyun, let alone manage Korea, and the northeast was lost.

However, the Ming Dynasty did not directly control the Northeast, but relied on the canonization of the Jurchens to control the Northeast. Later, the Jurchens had territorial disputes with Korea, but the Ming Dynasty ignored them at all. Even the Jurchens, the Ming Dynasty did not regard him as a territory of its own, but more as its own vassal state, and the same was true of Korea.

No matter how you look at it, Zhu Yuanzhang's statement that he ceded North Korea is not true, on the contrary, Zhu Yuanzhang recaptured the sixteen states of Yanyun, and he is a pioneer.

Zhu Yuanzhang did not cede North Korea, but let North Korea become independent and become a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty.

Since the Tang Dynasty, North Korea, which has adhered to the orthodox view of China, has always regarded itself as a "vassal state" and respected the Central Plains Dynasty as its suzerain, but among the previous dynasties, it was the Ming Dynasty that was the most convincing in Korea. In 1372, Zhu Yuanzhang issued an edict to the king of Goryeo, ordering him to follow the ancient Chinese practice of visiting the Chinese emperor every three years and making contributions. In 1392, the Goryeo Dynasty general Yi Sung-gye staged a coup d'état and established the Yi Dynasty.

After that, Li Chenggui referred to the ancient name of Goryeo "Joseon" and the place where Li's father was located "Hening", and wrote to Zhu Yuanzhang to ask for a "country name", Zhu Yuanzhang believed that "Joseon" was an ancient name, and the origin of "Asahi distinct" was elegant, so he ruled that North Korea was the new name of the country. DPRK-China relations have entered a period of relative stability.

Mainly because the distance is too far and it is not easy to manage.

The Ming Dynasty was too corrupt, and Zhu Yuanzhang regarded the Ming Dynasty as his family property ...... reproduce his descendantsBy the end of the Ming Dynasty, his descendants amounted to nearly one million, and these people were living a parasitic life with more power than the sky, which is really a shame of history!

It was the Yuan Dynasty that ceded North Korea, and Zhu Yuanzhang only recognized the fait accompli since the Yuan Dynasty.

Zhu Yuanzhang's desire to cede North Korea should also be a manifestation of cowardice.

Because North Korea is too far away, sending troops over is easy to cause his subordinates to support their own troops!

The thoughts of the ancient emperors are beyond the comprehension and intervention of us ordinary people.

Because Zhu Yuanzhang was afraid that he would be treated as a puppet by other countries.

Zhu Yuanzhang didn't want to continue the war, so he ceded North Korea.

It must be under pressure, otherwise who will cede their territory.

The reason why I want to divide this place is mainly because I can't manage it myself.

Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the prime minister, set up a palace scholar, as an adviser to the emperor, and did not directly participate in decision-making, the six departments were under the control of the emperor, the imperial examination system began to take eight shares, and the supervision was set up to set up a branch and a Taoist official, and the local government set up three divisions to divide powers, and still implemented the division of feudal kings.