What was the eunuch rule of the country in the history of the Ming Dynasty?

The eunuchs held the emperor hostage and handled the government affairs of the court for the emperor, and the emperor became a puppet, so in fact, the world of the Ming Dynasty was controlled by eunuchs.

The reason why eunuchs can be reused by the emperor is nothing more than two words. One, they're easy to use. Second, they represented the interests of the emperor.

Why do they work so well? Compared with traditional scholars, eunuchs are of lower quality and do not have so much Confucian influence. Their purpose is to complete what the emperor has given him, and it doesn't matter what means he means.

And these people have no descendants, so they don't care about their heads.

Yes. Because the eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty had a lot of power, they could even cover the sky with one hand and confuse the monarch, and in the later period of the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs were helping the emperor to run the government.

Indeed it is. Because in the Ming Dynasty, there was a history of eunuchs in power, and there were also many eunuchs with relatively high power.

It is true, this is because the number of eunuchs in the Qing Dynasty at that time was relatively large, and it also reached the peak of history.

The reason why it is said to be the largest eunuch empire is not because the number of eunuchs is more than that of other dynasties, but because many eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty have very great power, and the emperor likes to use eunuchs to balance the government.

Yes. Because in the Ming Dynasty, there were many eunuchs who held the entire power, and the country at that time was not very stable.

In fact, of course, this is not the case, but it is misunderstood by many people, so I say so.

1, Wang Zhen, male, a native of Ulzhou in the Ming Dynasty, (now Wei County, Hebei), a little familiar with scriptures, full of economy, and later became an instructor, but the road to glory and admission to the Jinshi was too difficult for him. So he castrated himself into the palace. History called Wang Zhen "cunning" and the first generation of authoritarian eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty.

In the fourteenth year of Orthodoxy (1449), Warat invaded on a large scale. Wang Zhen instigated the emperor to march in person, and invited Yingzong to be fortunate in his Ulzhou mansion, so that the trip was delayed, and he went to Tumubao (now Huailaidong, Hebei), where he was chased by the Wara soldiers, and the whole army was annihilated, Yingzong was captured, and Wang Zhen was killed.

2. Wei Zhongxian (1568-1627), Wei Zhongxian, the word Wanwu, a native of Suning, Beizhili, Han nationality, and a eunuch at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Since the palace, he changed his name to Li Jinzhong, and the surname was restored by the talented Wang family, and after serving as the eunuch of Bingbi, he changed his surname back to his original surname, and the emperor gave him the name Wei Zhongxian. During the period of Ming Xizong, he served as the eunuch of Si Li Bingbi, and was very favored and trusted, known as "9,900 years old", excluding dissidents and arbitrarily ruling the country, so that people "only know that there are loyal and virtuous, but do not know that there is an emperor".

After Zhu Youzhen succeeded to the throne, he cracked down on and punished the eunuchs, punished Wei Zhongxian's ten crimes, ordered him to be arrested and prosecuted, hanged himself, and the rest of the party was also purged.

3. Zheng He, in the second year of Yongle (1404), Zheng He was promoted to the rank of internal official and eunuch because of his merits, and his status was second only to that of the celebrant eunuch. Zheng He has wisdom and strategy, knows how to fight, and Ming Chengzu trusts Zheng He very much.

From 1405 to 1433, Zheng He went to the West seven times, completed the great feat in human history, in April of the eighth year of Xuande (1433), Zheng He died in the ancient country of Guli on the west coast of India, and his ashes were buried in the underground palace of Hongjue Temple in Nanjing, and the tomb of Zheng He in Niushou Mountain, Nanjing is now the tomb of Zheng He.

4. Liu Jin (1451-1510) was a native of Xingping, Shaanxi, and a eunuch of the Ming Dynasty. His surname is Tan, and he was adopted by his eunuch uncle Liu Shun when he was six years old, and later entered the palace as a eunuch.

After the crime pardon during the Hongzhi period, he served Zhu Houzhao, won the favor of Ming Wuzong, and the official worshiped the eunuch who was in charge of the seal. After taking power, he took the opportunity to be good at government affairs, as a prestige and a blessing, and the people were the head of the "Eight Tigers". After Liu Jin**, millions of taels of gold and silver were found in his home, as well as contraband such as fake seals and jade belts.

He was considered the "richest man in the world" at the time.

5. Zhang Yong (1465-1529) was born in Baoding, Hebei; The eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, one of the Eight Tigers, had a grudge against Liu Jin, and Liu Jin planned to depose him to Nanjing, so the two confronted each other in front of the emperor - Zhang Yong beat Liu Jin with his hands, and Wuzong ordered Gu Dayong to persuade peace with wine.

Anhua King Zhu Ningxiao rebelled, Ming Wuzong sent Yang Yiqing to the governor of Ningxia and Yansui, Zhang Yong served as Yang Yiqing's supervisor, and soon Zhu Ningxiao was captured by Yang Yiqing, Zhang Yong and Yang Yiqing secretly discussed for the country's hoe traitor, Zhang Yong took advantage of the prisoner to report Liu Jin's crime to Wuzong, Ming Wuzong ordered Zhang Yong to lead the forbidden army to arrest Liu Jin, and finally Liu Jin was executed by Ling Chi.