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

I said at the beginning of this book that Li Laiheng carried the banner of the Ming Dynasty until the third year of Kangxi.

Then……

In the 12th year of Kangxi's reign, Yang Qilong took the pseudonym of Prince Zhu San and rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty...

In the 17th year of Kangxi's reign, Cai Yin of Fujian Province claimed to be the third prince of Zhu. He gathered tens of thousands of people, conquered Quanzhou, and attacked Zhangzhou...

In the 46th year of Kangxi's reign, monk Yi Nian used the name of Prince Zhu to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and established the name "Da Ming De"...

In the 60th year of Kangxi's reign, Zhu Yigui from Taiwan called himself "Generalissimo of the King of ZTE" to fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty...

In the sixth and seventh years of Yongzheng's reign, people in Zhejiang and Shandong successively resisted the Qing Dynasty in the name of Zhu Ming's descendants...

In the eighth and tenth years of Yongzheng's reign, the people of Sichuan and Guangdong fought against the Qing Dynasty under the banner of "The Fourth Prince Zhu"...

Lu Siniang assassinated Yongzheng...

During the Qianlong Dynasty, the leader of the Niu Ba Sect (metaphorical Zhu) rebelled against the Qing Dynasty in the name of a direct descendant of the Sheng Dynasty, which lasted for decades...

The White Lotus Sect's Luyi king happened, also known as Ming descendant Zhu, who rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty...

Qianlong abdicated, and the White Lotus Rebellion, also known as the Sichuan-Chu Rebellion, swept through more than ten provinces. It is conservatively estimated that hundreds of millions of people were killed...

In the 18th year of Jiaqing, Li Wencheng called himself "Great Tomorrow Shun Li Zhenzhen" (a metaphor for the Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty who successfully restored the Ming Dynasty). He rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty. This time he was even more powerful. He directly attacked from Donghua Gate and Xihua Gate under the leadership of the eunuchs of the Qing court. Enter the Forbidden City.

In the 30th year of Daoguang's reign, Hong Xiuquan launched the Taiping Rebellion. Needless to say, everyone knows this.

However, what everyone does not know is that according to the accounts of foreigners who entered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom at that time, there was a "Tian De" who was suspected to be a descendant of the Zhu family and was the supreme spiritual leader in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

(The domestic interpretation is Hong Daquan, but this is inconsistent with the scene in foreign accounts of Hong Xiuquan saluting "Tiande".)

In the third year of Xianfeng's reign, Huang Wei from southern Fujian claimed that he was the "Generalissimo of the Han Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty" who rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty. At the same time, the Shanghai Xiaodao Association launched the banner of "the Ming Dynasty ruled the political and religious world and recruited the Generalissimo"...

In the 28th year of Guangxu's reign, Hong Quanfu printed "Notice of the Ming Dynasty Shuntian Kingdom's Southern Guangdong and Prosperous Han Dynasty General's Announcement on Pursuing the Qing Dynasty", and rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty in Guangzhou...

In the third year of Xuantong, Zhu Binkai of the Hubei army proclaimed himself Zhu Hongwu, proclaimed himself king, and launched an army to rebel against the Qing Dynasty.

In the same year, the Revolution of [-] broke out, and only then did the "anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming" movements gradually cease.

However, until the 18th year of the Republic of China, there were still people in the Taihang Mountains who continued to fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty...

I have only listed some of the more influential ones.

During the Qing Dynasty, there were more than [-] recorded uprisings, and more than [-]% of them were under the banner of "anti-Qing and restoration of Ming". .

The background of so many uprisings is that the number of Jinshi who came from ordinary people has increased from 49.5% in the Ming Dynasty to 10% in the Qing Dynasty.

Moreover, this data from the Ming Dynasty is purely civilian.

If we zoom in to "none of the officials with real power in the last three generations" - it is 72.32% in the early Ming Dynasty and 60.73% in the late Ming Dynasty.

(The data comes from Mr. Li Zhongqing, a professor at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology {Mr. Li is the son of Nobel Prize winner Lee Tsung-dao}, and Mr. He Bingdi, an academician of the two countries’ academies of sciences.

No one should have any objection to the data of these two old gentlemen. )

What does this mean?

——The illiteracy rate in the Qing Dynasty skyrocketed.

Just imagine, in the context of such a high illiteracy rate among the people, there are still so many people fighting against the Qing Dynasty under the banner of the Ming Dynasty...

Who is good and who is bad? Needless to say?

The ancients have already told the answer through their personal actions!

After a while, foreigners conducted a survey in Guangdong, a wealthy place. Even around Guangzhou, the literacy ratio in the Qing Dynasty was 400-500 to one!

Moreover, even before the outbreak of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the Qing government's magic weapon to maintain it was still - brutal killing.

Many foreign missionaries have recorded such scenes - in the suburbs of Guangzhou, brutal suppression of hundreds of heads at a time was very common.

……

Just imagine, this is in the context of the brutal cultural genocide that lasted for more than 250 years during the Qing Dynasty. (At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the rule was no longer enough, so it was cancelled.)

So, during the Ming Dynasty, what was the attitude of the people towards the Ming Dynasty?

The story of Shizhu Qin Liangyu is well known to the world.

Few people know how strong the centripetal force of the natives (minorities) such as the Wolf Soldiers of Guangxi and the Baiyi of Yunnan were towards the Ming Dynasty.

You know, when Yulin City was attacked by Li Zicheng, the first reaction of the Yulin generals was to move troops to Mongolia.

Nowadays, whether in the online literary world or traditional entities, few people tell the true story of the Ming Dynasty.

No one told everyone that the soldiers of the Ming Dynasty were never a single Han ethnic group.

Mobilizing small numbers of people to participate in the war, and having the courage to do so was a common phenomenon throughout the Ming Dynasty.

From the early Ming Dynasty to the end of the Ming Dynasty.

It can even cover the Qing Dynasty in a broad sense. (I am not referring to the Qing Dynasty taking ethnic minorities to fight, but the attitude of ethnic minorities towards the Ming Dynasty.)

For example, the Miao people - even in the late Qing Dynasty, the villages where the Miao people shaved their heads and became more conformist were still a minority group next to the towns and were afraid of being killed.

For example, Jinchuan and Jinchuan.

The approximate location of Jinchuan and Jinchuan,

In the administrative planning, Jinchuan and Jinchuan are not Sichuan, but Tibet.

Therefore, Zhu Youjian really does not need to use protons to manipulate the stone pillars.

Moreover, as long as Sichuan is pacified, the entire southwest will become the most stable core of the Ming Dynasty!

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Seeing the emperor say this, Qin Liangyu was even more moved.

"Your Majesty~~!"

Qin Liangyu cried even harder:

"Your Majesty is so kind to me, I can't repay you even if I die!"

"The Qing family must not say that, the Qin and Ma families have given enough.

I wish I could break the earth to repay the merits of the Qin and Ma families.

The Qing family is in good health, and please take care of yourself until the Ming Dynasty can regain all its lost territory.

I will give your family thousands of miles of land! "

As soon as Zhu Youjian said this, the courtiers all made an uproar and started whispering to each other.

"Stay on!"

Zhu Youjian shouted in a deep voice. When the courtiers calmed down, he continued:

"This is the third thing I want to say today."

Zhu Youjian smiled:

"But, this third thing still has to wait.

I will also award you with honors! "

Seeing the emperor say this, Qin Liangyu wiped away his tears wisely, thanked the emperor, and stood in the Xunchen camp.

She had been promoted to the title of Marquis of Zhongzhen, and she had gone from being a chieftain to a noble general in the Ming Dynasty.

According to the Ming Dynasty's attitude towards nobles, as long as they don't make mistakes, they will be as rich as the country.

"Fan Jingwen, Ni Yuanlu, Wang Jiayan, Meng Zhaoxiang, Xu Zhi, Ling Yiqu, Fang Yuegong, Chen Qiyu..."

Zhu Youjian called out all the civil servants.

He held gold and jade medals and hung them on the necks of the ministers one by one. He also distributed certificates and awards one by one.

Chen Qiyu received the highest reward, persuading Zuo Liangyu to surrender and go to Ordos...

Zhu Youjian gave him fifty thousand silver dollars.

The remaining people each received a reward of [-] to [-] yuan.

ps: Three shifts today.