The Ming Dynasty had a very strict procedure for selecting horses, but why were most of them unrelia

Because the horses can only be selected from the common people, and the classes are different, how can there be so many reliable ones?

Zhu Yuanzhang is familiar to all of us, from a beggar to the king of a country. It's really amazing. Because he was born from the grassroots, I think Zhu Yuanzhang really has a deep affection for ordinary people, how can I say it?

I feel that Zhu Yuanzhang prefers civilians to the big scholars. Moreover, civilians do not have the trouble of interfering in politics when they become concubines.

Let's start with the three procedures for choosing a colt. First of all, the looks are passed. In the early Ming Dynasty, good-looking people could have some actual official positions and have a very high status, but in the later period, good-looking people could only have idle and powerless official positions.

Secondly, it must be from a civilian background, which reduces the possibility of foreign relatives interfering in politics, and finally there must be no genetic diseases or other problems.

Although it seems that this procedure is very strict, after layers of bribery, I think everyone should be able to imagine why the final candidates for the ponies are not very good, right? Because there is no money, bad money drives out good money.

There is a passage in the "Records of Ming Yingzong": "The children of rich families entrust the main marriage** and the marriage of the yin and yang people to take refuge together, and they have money to ask for advice or although the characters are despiseful, it is also said that the year is suitable for marriage, and the people who have no money to ask for advice are smart and handsome, so they say that the year and life are difficult to match, so there are many people." ”

In general, this is the way to choose, although it avoids the interference of relatives in politics, but in the face of monstrous wealth, many civilians also use various bad means to get more benefits for themselves. Therefore, most of the last pony characters are problematic.

Do you think it's really fair to choose a colt this way?

In order to prevent power constraints, the horses were selected from among the commoners, and most of the commoners were from poor backgrounds, so most of them were unreliable.

The horses of the Ming Dynasty were basically unreliable, in fact, it was caused by the strict selection of horses. Ming Dynasty stipulated,Horses are not allowed to enter the office, that is to say, you can only choose between becoming a colt and becoming an official, soMen with ambition and talent are not willing to sacrifice their future to become a colt.

The main reason is that the horses of the Ming Dynasty are not allowed to enter the court as **, that is to say, those who generally want to be horses are people who have little ability.

Because the selection of horses is very strict, so the horses are very talented, but talented people want to have a good future, so they don't listen to the skin.

Most of the Ming Dynasty's selection of horses was unreliable, and the real strictness was because of the control of the system at that time, and the horses were not allowed to be officials at that time.

Because of the regulations of the Ming Dynasty, you can't be an official if you are a concubine, maybe excellent men have become officials. That's why it's like this.

1. The first concubine of the Ming Dynasty was Wang Ning, the son-in-law of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, and a political figure in the early Ming Dynasty.

2. Because of his marriage to Princess Huaiqing, he was promoted to the post of Governor of the Later Military Capital. During the Jianwen period, because of his suspicion of leaking the affairs of the court and China, he gave Zhu Di, the king of Yan, and later went to Jinyi to guard the prison. After Ming Chengzu ascended the throne, he called Wang Ning filial piety to Ming Taizu, loyal to the country, upright, and named Yongchun Hou.

He is good at poetry and likes Buddhism. Later, he was imprisoned and died of illness shortly after being released from prison. He has two sons, Wang Zhenliang and Wang Zhenqing, and Wang Zhenqing is one of the ten talented sons of Jingtai.

1.Must be between 14 and 16 years old; 2.A man from a good local family in the capital. 3.Good looks, family background, and knowledge. In the end, if the capital cannot find a suitable one, it will expand the scope to Shandong, Henan, and Hebei.

First of all, you must be at least 14 to 16 years old, and you must be a good family in the capital. Others, such as appearance and family background and education, are among the alternatives. If there is really no one in the capital, the scope of selection will be expanded to Shandong, Henan, and Hebei.

In the Ming Dynasty, if you want to be a concubine, first of all, the man must be innocent, and the appearance must be passable, the age must also meet the requirements, and he must be prepared not to enter the court as an official.

In the Qing Dynasty, the horses had no real power, and could only be Manchurian.

The horses must be people with more status, because to be worthy of those Gege princesses, their status should not be too high.

I feel that it should be beneficial to the family, and there is nothing special about being treated as a colt.

Because in ancient times, the selection of horses was very strict, and the background was very important.