Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

When Zhang Xin saw it, she couldn't help but grinning from ear to ear.

It was given earlier than in the previous life, which means that Zhu Zhanji was favored by Zhu Di even more than in his previous life.

Even if he did not accompany the emperor on the northern expedition, his son's position would still be as stable as a rock!

She even wanted to set off firecrackers.

"What a good grandson!"

Zhu Gaochi's tone was sour.

If his own son is not even loved by his grandfather, then the grandfather will want to spoil his eldest grandson to death.

According to the letter, the number of commanders, deputy commanders, deputy commanders, and centurions of the army, the total number of Zhu Zhanji's personal army is at least 28,000, which is five times the number of ordinary garrisons today.

Zhu Zhanji is just over sixteen years old!!!

Neither Zhu Gaochi, Zhu Gaoxu, nor Zhu Gaosui received such treatment.

It hasn’t happened yet.

He has been the crown prince for so long, but his father hasn't given him even a little bit of support.

Regarding the selection of the royal army, it was specified that they must be between seventeen and twenty years old and both brave and resourceful.

These people are slightly older than Zhu Zhanji. They can accompany Zhu Zhanji in military training, protect Zhu Zhanji's safety, and grow up with Zhu Zhanji.

These 28,000 people can almost catch all the presentable young men from the military families.

In the future, this will definitely be the most elite and most trusted army of the Ming Dynasty.

She could almost accompany Zhu Zhanji until death.

Zhu Gaochi didn't want to admit that he was jealous, but the sourness in his words was enough to overwhelm the entire Wenhua Hall.

"If you think so, if you are thinner and can fight in the war, Dad will definitely give it to you."

Zhang Xin responded with a half-hearted coaxing.

"If you didn't add the word 'but', I would believe you!"

Zhu Gaochi rolled his eyes.

In the past, he felt that he had no money, no friends, and was no match for Zhang Xin.

My goodness, now even my son is not as good as me.

"Sincerely!!!"

Zhang Xin is in high spirits when happy events happen, and she is not reluctant to say a few more words of encouragement.

"You have few words, never mind, I believe you!"

Zhu Gaochi reached out for another hug.

Zhang Xin is quick to accept advice.

~~~~~~Happy to get the harmonious wave number~~~~~~~

Ming Dynasty, March of the eleventh year of Yongle.

Zhu Di returned to Beijing.

Then a vigorous rectification began.

[The imperial decree ordered that the two taxes each year be paid by the long transportation method.]

The first decree of the new year concerning people's livelihood was issued very quickly.

Zhu Zhanji also published a long article in his "Jing Bao" to seriously introduce this imperial edict.

This is a new initiative taken by Han Wang Zhu Song after he took over as president of Beijing News.

For example, how did this latest long-term fortune method come about?

The originally proposed method of transportation was changed to the method of exchange transportation proposed by Zhang Xin after Zhu Di came back to discuss it with the cabinet.

That is to say, instead of the common people sending grain to Changying warehouses in various places and then having the grain escorted to the capital by ships, the common people only needed to send grain to the garrisons to pay their taxes.

Before the award was presented, Zhu Zhanji mentioned that it would be better to send the Buddha off to the west.

During this trip with Zhu Di, he saw more of the sufferings of the people.

It was actually not convenient for ordinary people to deliver food to the garrisons.

Especially when traveling here.

Transporting grain requires a car, and those who don’t have a car at home have to rent one.

However, during the period of taxation, the price of a caravan that could shelter from the wind and rain and transport food for individual traders was not cheap.

The driver did not help transport the grain, nor did he guarantee the safe arrival of the grain. Ordinary people had to have one or two people following the cart.

Therefore, it would be better to let the soldiers of the garrison take empty carts to the fields to collect them directly.

Every garrison has enough vehicles and people.

The cabinet discussed it again and finally approved Zhu Zhanji's suggestion.

Zhu Di also felt that Zhu Zhanji had made great progress.

Anyway, the country is peaceful, especially in the grain-producing areas in the south, and the local garrisons are very idle.

Moreover, this would avoid the drawbacks of complicated procedures and low efficiency in collecting grain by the garrisons.

The most important thing is that this is truly for the benefit of the people and can be put into practice.

The role played by the royal family in this benevolent policy was explained in a very realistic and vernacular way by King Han Zhu Song in the "Beijing News".

The various twists and turns from the Zhiyun method proposed by Emperor Zhu Di, to the Duiyun method suggested by Crown Prince and Crown Princess Zhang Xin, and finally to Zhu Zhanji's version of the Changyun method, were all clearly written in the Beijing News.

Anyone who could understand would bow and shout towards the capital:

Long live the emperor!!!

The Crown Prince and the Crown Princess are kind!!!

The prince and grandson are mighty!!!

Since then, the Changyun Method named by Zhu Zhanji was officially promulgated before the first quarter of the land tax was paid.

It greatly boosted the royal family's prestige.

All of a sudden, the common people in all the prefectures knew that the Ming Dynasty had an emperor who loved his people like his own children, and a crown prince, crown princess, and crown prince who were even more sympathetic to the people.

The Beijing News did more than just enhance the prestige of the royal family.

After Zhu Song took over, he upgraded the "Beijing News".

The most important thing is to add a serial, a serial of overseas travelogues.

The book was written by Ma Huan and its title is "A Brief Introduction to Yingya".

Zheng He sailed to the West countless times, and people in China also know that the Ming Dynasty's maritime trade was booming.

But ordinary people don't know much about this.

Ma Huan was the interpreter that Zheng He brought with him every time he went to sea. Whenever he visited a place, he would write a record of his experiences there.

So far, he has written eighteen articles on nineteen countries, including Champa, Java, Old Port, Siam, Malacca, Malu, Sumatra, Nagorno-Karak, Le Dai, Namboli, Ceylon, Kompleks, Azhi, Guli, Liusan, Zulfar, Aden, Bengal, and Hormuz.

The place of orphan was too small, so it was combined with the place of Sumatra into one article.

From the size of the territory to the domestic roads, customs, products and the history of the country, everything is described clearly.

Zhu Song asked Ma Huan to write a vernacular version of "A View of the Ocean", which was simply named "Records of Overseas Experiences".

This has been serialized in the "Beijing News" to the fourth chapter.

In addition to serialization, Zhu Song also compiled a series called "Memorials of Famous Officials of All Ages".

This series is actually a collection of various frank remarks and famous quotes from ancient officials.

Originally, Zhu Di asked Huang Huai and Yang Shiqi to come up with this idea so that Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Zhanji could become familiar with the ancient way of governing the country.

The entire book consists of three hundred and fifty volumes.

The words of famous officials from the Shang, Zhou, Song and Yuan dynasties are included here.

It is divided into sixty-four sections, including "King's Virtue", "Filial Piety", "Suburban Temples", etc., and contains various explanations on the evolution of systems and political affairs throughout the dynasties.

[Small science: President is the real president, a real official title - the person who presided over the book revision in the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Responsible for organizing and judging the entire book. The chief examiner of the direct provinces in the Ming Dynasty was called President, and the chief examiner of the Qing Dynasty was also called President. Ma Huan is also the real Ma Huan. In order to commemorate Ma Huan's contribution to the exchange of Chinese and foreign civilizations, an island in China's Nansha Islands was named Ma Huan Island.]