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Chapter 98 Clear Zhu Houzhao’s name! Meet Wang Yangming for the first time!(2/2)

If there is a conspiracy theory, these imperial doctors are at most a group of gunmen who have no choice but to be killed, and the real black hand is someone else.

One thing worth mentioning is that after Wu Zong visited Beijing and fell into the Qingpu River, Yang Tinghe tightly sealed off the nine gates of the capital. At the same time, he transferred Zhu Houzhao's confidant Jiang Bin, who held the military power of the regiment, to Tongzhou, completely isolating Zhu Houzhao.

The possibility of meeting Jiang Bin.

Regiment Camp: After the Battle of Yingzhou, Zhu Houzhao took the opportunity to regain some military power from civilian officials, selected elites from the Beijing army and the border army to form a new army, and was directly commanded by the emperor Zhu Houzhao. Jiang Bin was responsible for training and management on weekdays.<

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After Zhu Houzhao died, Yang Tinghe immediately seduced Jiang Bin into the palace in the name of a meeting and directly chopped him up alive.

And during the more than 40 days when the Ming Dynasty was without a master, Yang Ting and the chief minister of the cabinet who took charge of the imperial power immediately demolished Zhu Houzhao's beloved Leopard Palace.

They also abolished all policies during the Zhengde period. Most of these policies were suppressive, restricted the authority of civil servants, and basically erased all positive traces of Zhengde.

The bones of Emperor Daxing are still cold, and the candidate for the new emperor has not yet been determined. It is considered a light thing to demolish the former emperor's house, abolish the former emperor's decrees, and label him as a treasonous person.

This operation is very similar to a villain who has done bad things and feels guilty.

In addition, there is another point worthy of attention.

When Zhu Houzhao began to vomit blood and had a premonition that he was not far from death, Emperor Wu Zong supported his sick body and went to court with gritted teeth.

At this court meeting, Zhu Houzhao suddenly bypassed the ministers' recommendation and directly promoted Wang Qiong, the former Minister of the Ministry of War, to the rank of Heavenly Official, that is, the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel.

Because Wang Qiong was the only important minister who did not accept bribes from King Ning during the Rebellion of King Ning, because the position of Minister of the Ministry of Personnel was the only one who could compete with the cabinet, and because Wang Qiong was Yang Tinghe's political enemy.

It shows that at this time, the Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao finally realized one thing, that is, who was behind the scenes, Mr. Yang, whom he respected the most in his life.

‘King Ning’s Rebellion.’

Ji Boying frowned even more when he thought of the last vassal rebellion in the Zhengde Dynasty.

This was a rebellion that had been planned for a long time and was known to everyone in the world. Only Emperor Wu Zong Zhu Houzhao was kept in the dark.

In fact, historical data from all sides prove that at that time, almost all officials in the Manchu Dynasty knew that King Ning was going to rebel, and the cabinet, including the cabinet, was helping to hide it.

Wang Qiong, who was the Minister of War at the time, had no choice but to try his best to promote Wang Shouren to be the governor of Jiangxi. This was a desperate method, but in fact it didn't give much hope. It was completely a matter of doing one's best and obeying fate.

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Who would have known that Mr. Wang Shouren is a wild card, he is good at theory, and he is a PLUS in fighting.

This governor of Jiangxi was so fierce that he single-handedly raised a bunch of soldiers, and in only thirty-five days, he rounded up and captured Prince Ning's rebels who had been working hard for more than ten years.

It can be called a miracle in the history of peace.

You know, it is ten times more difficult to capture Bao Yuan alive than to annihilate them.

After King Ning was captured, although Zhu Houzhao got the news of Kanding, he still followed the original arrangement and continued to Jiangnan.

During the southern tour, a thought-provoking incident occurred. Before leaving Beijing, Zhu Houzhao made an agreement with his favorite concubine Liu Liangnv that if he sent someone to pick her up, he would bring a token of love.

It might be fake.

This shows that at this time, Zhu Houzhao has realized that someone has planted a spy around him. Someone may falsely pass on the imperial edict, otherwise the emperor would have to rely on secret codes to pick people up?!

After Zhu Houzhao fell into the water for the first time in Kuaiyuan, he quickly summoned Wang Shouren.

And after meeting Wang Shouren, he met Yang Yiqing without stopping and talked secretly with Yang Yiqing for three days and three nights.

After the secret conversation, Zhu Houzhao immediately gave up his original plan to stay in Nanjing for a while and hurried back to Beijing, still suffering from the dust of the journey, and then he fell into the water for the second time.

It's all such a coincidence, and it's so weird and thought-provoking.

Many people in later generations speculated that Emperor Wu Zong summoned Wang Shouren, obtained from Wang Shouren the list of bribes given by Prince Ning to courtiers and the amount of bribes, and had secret discussions with Yang Yiqing. He was probably preparing to invite Yang Yiqing to come out, reorganize the cabinet, and reshape the six ministries.

Summarizing all the things before and after is enough to form a complete chain.

From the perspective of conspiracy theory, we can draw the conclusion that when Wu Zong's front line returned to Beijing, it meant that the struggle between Emperor Wu Zong and the civil servant group reached a tense stage.

At this stage, either you die or I die.

Therefore, the powerful ministers were forced to take desperate risks.

After falling into the water for the second time, Wu Zong became seriously ill. Yang Tinghe strictly prohibited the nine gates in the capital, transferred Jiang Bin and other close confidants of Wu Zong, and refused Wu Zong's request for a change of doctor. In addition, Wu Zong took a series of countermeasures during his serious illness.

For example, they forced Wang Qiong to be promoted.

Everyone can see that this power struggle has reached a fever pitch.

After Ji Boying thought about it, he took a long breath.

Of course, he is thinking about these issues from his own perspective. As for what the real history is like.

No one knows.

Perhaps Wuzong Zhu Houzhao really fell into the water accidentally twice in succession.

Perhaps Emperor Zhengde really suffered from the sequelae of falling into the water, and it took him half a year to die.

Perhaps, in the eyes of civil servants, this prodigal emperor is really a waste.

But there is one thing that Ji Boying is sure of.

That's why the emperor of the Zhengde Dynasty didn't know why, but these civil servants should destroy the three tribes one by one.

Battle of Yingzhou, Zhu Houzhao VS Mongolian little prince.

More than 200,000 people from both sides fought against each other in the open fields for a whole day. From sunrise to sunset, the Mongolian soldiers were all killed in front of the emperor. They were able to be "beautified" by these civil servants into the Ming army. 52 people were killed and the Mongolian army was killed 16

People.

Moreover, when Wu Zong returned to Beijing after his great victory, the entire Hanlin Academy refused to congratulate him. This kind of thing sounds simply unbelievable.

Fortunately, Zhu Houzhao had a good temper. If it had been Lao Zhu or Lao Zhu Di, all these blind things would have been taken outside the Meridian Gate and chopped into pieces. They were all so used to it.

The great victory of Yingzhou, the power of the emperor to strengthen the country, could have been widely publicized, so that the people of Li were inspired by it, and it was a shame for the earthen fortress.

However, the civil servants deliberately publicized it among the people, claiming that His Majesty the Emperor suffered a huge defeat, all due to the wind and sand, and the Mongolian army retreated, and His Majesty the Emperor managed to save his life in embarrassment.

After Zhu Houzhao found out about this, he was so angry that he almost lifted the table.

And the purpose of civil servants in doing this is simple.

The emperor's personal campaign led to a great victory in Yingzhou, which aroused panic among the civil servants.

Because once the emperor directly controls the army, the power of the civil service group will be greatly reduced. Therefore, they desperately try to discredit the emperor. The civil service group resolutely refuses to recognize the victory and achievements of the "Governor-General of Military Affairs, the Mighty General, and the Chief Soldier."

My thoughts are here, so let’s stop for now.

For Ji Boying, some things need to be verified on the spot.

He looked at the windy willow outside the window again and crushed the cigarette butt in his hand.

Phew~

The wind passed by and the person was gone.

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Zhengde time and space, March of the 16th year of Zhengde.

Zhejiang, Yuyao.

There is a small house with three entrances and exits, a small courtyard inside the house, a piece of fresh green bamboo, and a thin man in his late fifties, wearing a loose red robe, with his hands behind his back, standing upright.

In front of the bamboo, I looked calmly at the newly grown new bamboo.

His expression is peaceful, as if he has entered the realm of heaven and man.

The morning breeze, mixed with the mist, stirred up the rustling sound of the bamboo forest, and stirred up the man's untied gray flowing hair.

"Mr. Yangming, are you checking bamboo again?"

A voice broke the tranquility of the small courtyard.

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PS: Today’s 10,000-word update is here.

I came back earlier than expected, so I rushed to write~

This chapter has a lot of narrative, mainly because the history books are too dark about Emperor Wuzong, and I can’t stand it, so I must write it clearly for everyone.
Chapter completed!
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