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

"Well, my son can stand on his own now. Dad said that the Beijing News has been sold overseas."

Zhu Gaochi was also very emotional.

After he and Zhang Xin came out, Zhu Zhanji took over all his tasks in such a short time and did a great job.

"Yes, Sai'er will be born soon."

Zhang Xin lived a casual life here, hardly paying attention to time, and almost forgot that her eldest grandson or granddaughter was about to be born.

"June is coming soon."

Zhu Gaochi did pay attention to it.

"I really want to see what the little ones look like! The kids are older now, and not as soft as they were when they were little."

Zhang Xin is not without regrets.

"It will definitely work. We must have confidence."

Zhu Gaochi always felt that Zhang Xin's desire to survive was not very strong, so he was a little excited when he heard that Zhang Xin had an idea.

"Yeah. Let's think about what to eat tonight."

Zhang Xin smiled and changed the subject.

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Ming Dynasty, Yongle 13th year, June

The days passed slowly.

News from the capital has been coming in all the time.

Zhu Zhanji did another great thing.

It was suggested that Zhu Di should publish the names of the officials of the domestic Dusi, Buzhengsi, and Anchasi on the west side of Fengtian Gate, and the names of the local officials should also be written one by one on the two corridors of Wuying Hall.

This practice originated from Emperor Taizong of Tang. It is said that he wrote the names of all the clerks on the screen in the imperial study. If they made any benevolent contributions or benefited the people while in office or position, these things would also be recorded on the screen.

Therefore, all officials at that time wanted to work hard to achieve peace and order.

At that time, a dou of rice cost only three cents in the market, and public security was so good that there was no need to close the doors outside.

Zhu Di actually agreed, and he rarely praised the court officials in court, saying that all the officials of the Ming Dynasty were working hard for the court and the people, and they deserved to be remembered forever.

This stroke of genius made all the officials burst into tears of gratitude.

Zhang Xin just wanted to praise Zhu Zhanji for being better than his master, and his ability to be cunning and win people's hearts was inherited from Zhu Gaochi.

In fact, this move was made by Zhu Gaochi in order to appease the officials when he ascended the throne.

Except for all the officials in the court who were loyal.

The territory of the Ming Dynasty also expanded further.

Because Korea was conquered by the Ming Dynasty, Japan, which was closest to Korea, became anxious.

Several ships of Japanese ronin were sent to Korea for exploration.

The navy stationed there directly sank the entire fleet one by one, leaving only one for them to escape back to Japan.

The navy slowly chased the Japanese ship directly to Kyushu Island and stationed there, searching everywhere for the Japanese pirates who attacked the Ming navy.

Zhu Di's imperial edict soon reached the new shogun of the Ashikaga family in Japan.

Under pressure from the Ming navy's landing, the new Ashikaga Shogun was unable to control the chaotic armed separatist movements throughout Japan. Kyushu Island was ceded as an apology and incorporated into the Ming territory.

Li Jinglong quickly expelled the original inhabitants of Kyushu Island and asked Zhu Yunhuan in Korea to relocate the Korean criminals to Kyushu Island to work.

Japan had been in chaos since Ashikaga Yoshimochi's unexpected death from illness.

Both people's livelihood and the economy have plummeted.

Now the residents of Kyushu, Japan's third largest island, are displaced and causing chaos on various islands large and small. Even the public security, which was once relatively good, has become a mess, and ordinary people in Japan can hardly make a living.

Li Jinglong predicted that even without intervention, Japan would surrender to the Ming Dynasty in five to ten years.