Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn’t ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty

There are many people who are brave. I don't know who pulled Ruan Dacheng's hand first, and the situation suddenly became chaotic.

The scholars swarmed forward and tore at Ruan Dacheng's armor.

Some even raised their big feet and kicked them hard...

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Ruan Dacheng was originally the backbone of the Donglin Party.

In the fourth year of the Apocalypse, there were vacancies in the civil service department, so Zuo Guangdou asked Ruan Dacheng to go to Beijing to fill the vacancy.

According to his official qualifications, this position belongs to Ruan Dacheng.

Who would have known that Zhao Nanxing, Gao Panlong, Yang Lian and other so-called Six Gentlemen would let Wei Dazhong, a disciple of Gao Panlong, take the official position with the most power among the six subjects, and let Ruan Dacheng take the position of engineering, the last of the six subjects.

Ruan Dacheng naturally has grievances. Why should Wei Dazhong (the father who wrote Nuclear Boat Chronicle), who is not as good as him, squeeze his position?

Is it just because he is a disciple of Gao Panlong?

Under such circumstances, Wei Zhongxian helped Ruan Dacheng and brought order to the chaos.

Who knew that this would completely stir up a hornet's nest.

Donglin was full of firepower, and Ruan Dacheng couldn't do anything for a month, so he resigned and returned home in despair.

From then on, Ruan Dacheng broke with Donglin.

Later, when Wei Zhongxian became powerful, he promoted Ruan Dacheng.

During this period, Ruan Dacheng did not target Donglin's family. He did not express opinions on anything and was a good gentleman.

Who knew that Ruan Dacheng's concession would not result in peace.

Just like the saying goes: "If you give in to others, it doesn't matter if you give in another three feet. If you give in to dogs, all you get in return is chasing after your butt and biting you!"

However, Dong Lin, who could not get any benefits from Wei Zhongxian, was full of anger and had nowhere to vent, so he targeted Ruan Dacheng.

The gentlemen of Donglin were like mad dogs, chasing after Ruan Dacheng and biting him...

In this way, Ruan Dacheng's reputation became infamous.

Even Huaining's hometown didn't want him, which was an eternal spectacle in history - Tongcheng didn't want him, but Huaining didn't want him.

Later, the Qing Dynasty revised "History of the Ming Dynasty".

Although the president of Ming Dynasty is Zhang Tingyu from Tongcheng.

However, the Qing government specifically asked Huang Zongxi, a disciple of Liu Zongzhou, to take charge of the specific compilation.

Because Huang Zongxi's reputation is too great, winning over Huang Zongxi is equivalent to winning over Jiangnan literati.

Although Huang Zongxi did not go, he asked his son Huang Baijia, his apprentices Wan Sitong, Wan Yan, and his nephew to participate in the compilation.

During this period, Huang Zongxi and Wan Sitong continued to exchange letters.

The History of the Ming Dynasty was compiled entirely under the guidance of Huang Zongxi.

The nominal president of "History of the Ming Dynasty" is Zhang Tingyu, but in fact the chief editor is Wan Sitong. Moreover, the history of the Ming Dynasty was compiled under the control of Huang Zongxi from content to style.

Huang Zongxi’s disciple Quan Zuwang once said this:

"Although the Duke (Huang Zongxi) did not go to solicit letters (indicate history), the president will consult the Duke for major cases of the History Bureau." "As for the die-hard records, (Huang Zongxi) still has many confirmations."

do you understand?

"History of the Ming Dynasty" was compiled under the guidance of others. You can't say that your faction didn't do anything about personnel at that time, right?

Therefore, the blame for the demise of Hongguang Dynasty was placed on Ma Shiying and Ruan Dacheng.

In fact - these two people were defeated repeatedly in the end!

In the end, Ma Shiying died in the battle. Ruan Dacheng heard that Ma Shiying died in the battle and jumped off a cliff to his death.

If we follow the principle of closing the coffin - both of them were loyal to the Ming Dynasty.

On the contrary, the "upright" "righteous people" begged for mercy, knelt down and begged to surrender, and even ranked among the three princes of the Qing court...

Funny isn't it?

Oh!

correct!

They also slandered other people's deaths, saying they surrendered. Some people said they surrendered, and some people saw them surrendering and then were killed...

It's outrageous!

I discovered one thing - the sailors are hereditary and have appeared a long time ago!

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Ruan Dacheng was scolded so badly that Ma Shiying on the other side also fell into the crowd.

However, not long after, a piece of news came:

"The fleet under the banner of the Zheng family actually passed by Nanjing without attacking and headed westward!"

As soon as this news came out, the people who had been crowded just now and were rushing to escape outside the city stopped rushing out of the city.

Everyone turned around and hurried back to the city, hurriedly put on their official uniforms, and rushed to the palace to ask for merit...

On the street, only Ruan Dacheng, whose clothes were torn to pieces and whose nose and face were beaten was bruised and swollen, and Ma Shiying, whose shoes and hat were squeezed off...

The two of them stood at the gate of the messy city, relatively speechless...

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The tragedy in Nanjing was quickly recorded by the Jinyiwei spies, put into secret letters, and quickly sent to the new capital.

With such a farce, it is natural for His Majesty to relieve his boredom!

Zheng Sen's fleet did not stop, and even arrived at Wuchang, they did not stop to rest.

The mighty fleet headed straight up the Han River.

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Xindu.

Zhu Youjian was standing in front of a workshop, teaching Wang Zheng with his own hands.

"Wang Qing, look, if you grind this limestone (big bluestone) and clay into powder, and then grind the calcined mature material with the slag left after ironmaking, you will get a binder that is not stingy with glutinous rice juice.

I call this thing cement.

This material, mixed with an appropriate amount of sand, can be used as an adhesive for city bricks.

If steel bars are used as the keel, cement, sand, and gravel are mixed and poured into the mold. After solidification, it will be as strong as a large bluestone! "

Zhu Youjian held the sledgehammer in his own hand.

With a few bangs, it hit the solidified concrete.

Zhu Youjian exerted enough strength that the sound of hammering made people's eardrums hurt.

However, the concrete with the steel bars embedded in it only shed some powder.

Wang Zheng was dumbfounded.

He stared:

"Your Majesty, if we use this to build a pass, it will be considered impregnable!"

The science man saw the benefits of cement at a glance.

As long as the mold is made well, a seamless Guancheng can be built.

By then, this kind of majestic city will be an impregnable majestic pass!

Zhu Youjian laughed:

"Wang Qing, there is a lot of coal in Ruzhou area. As long as you give the refugees money and food, it will be inexhaustible!"

Wang Zheng was also overjoyed.

As a person with outstanding vision, he instantly understood the benefits of these "cements"!

Wang Zheng naturally believed in His Majesty's words.

After all, the facts are right in front of you!

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Zhu Youjian handed Wang Zheng a stack of drawings and allocated 300 million silver dollars to him.

In these drawings, there are both blast furnace steelmaking technology and cement manufacturing methods.

Zhu Youjian believes that under the command of Wang Zheng's master, apprentice, and father and son, Ming's steel output will undergo tremendous changes!

As for cement, the two biggest windows of temperature and ingredients have been pierced - that is, grinding is a bit troublesome.

However, it is nothing more than erecting a few more waterwheels.

If that doesn't work, you can grind out cement by slowly grinding it with steel.

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Zhu Youjian did not return to the palace, but went to Xichuan.

According to Song Yingxing's plan, the moat was dug from Danshui (the head of the canal in later generations) to the Han River.