Chapter 1550
Centralization
Chapter 1550 Centralization
At this time, Jiang Hengchu knew that Ji Fa had failed, so he immediately stopped using troops against Baiyue. After the battle of Muye, Jiang Hengchu knew that the Emperor was terrible. After he stopped marching this time, he hid directly at home.
Because he knew his own affairs, the emperor probably knew everything about him, but Jiang Hengchu couldn't escape. After the army of the great merchants went to the east to wipe out the princes, they finally pointed to the east.
The rest of the southern, western, and northern princes disintegrated, but Jiang Hengchu was the head of the four princes. Wen Zhong didn't attack at the beginning, but went to court first and then soldiers. .
In fact, besides the imperial decree, there is also a secret decree. If it was before, Jiang Hengchu was very happy to see his son, but now his son came as an imperial envoy, and when they met, he could only behave like a monarch and minister.
The two didn't know what to talk about.
Jiang Hengchu refused to go to court song on the grounds of illness, but made a decree, please present it to the emperor.
This decree analyzed the shortcomings of the princes, strictly speaking, the chaos in the world is just the old system of the princes, and it is the opposite of the traitor Ji Fa.
Now the rebels must not repeat the same mistakes. The emperor implemented the new policy and completely abolished the enfeoffment system. Jiang Hengchu also greatly appreciated this strategy, and was willing to hand over the power to Jiang Wenhuan and Wen Zhong to show his desire for reform and resigned from Dong Bohou's position.
After seeing the memorial, the emperor thought about it, discussed it with the officials, and finally combined with Jiang Hengchu's point of view, this time Ji Fa's rebellion confirmed the restructuring of the society. It's all very meaningful.
Directly let the big merchants successfully carry out reforms. Except for the perishing Ji Fa, the four princes headed by Jiang Hengchu were the four princes. After he proposed reforms, he gave up the position of princes, which had a great influence.
The most important thing is that Li Zhi's reputation in that battle in Muye was too great, everyone in the world admired him, and admired the Emperor, who would dare to resist?To resist is to die!
I didn't see that the Emperor Renmin destroyed a million troops with one sword, or recovered a million troops with one sword. The four powerful princes in the past were all wiped out and killed, or they voluntarily surrendered, and the remnants of those princes were also destroyed. Went out.
Now is the best time for reform. Under this premise, after some discussion, Li Zhi finally made a new deal and abolished the enfeoffment system.
First, abolish the enfeoffment system and divide the land into counties, counties, townships, and neighbors. Four families are the only neighbors, five neighbors are one treasure, five guarantees are one li, and five lis are one township.
The second is to abolish slavery, release all slaves, combine the New Deal and slavery, distribute land to farmers, and focus on the individual system, where individuals plant land and turn over national grain, which has served the country.
Third, reform official positions, set up three provinces and six departments, directly improve the three provinces and six departments, and implement them nationwide. Originally, Li Zhi used three provinces and six departments, the Zhongshu Province, the Menxia Province, and the Shangshu Province. Ministry, Ministry of Officials, Ministry of War.
The functions of the six ministries are different. For example, the Ministry of Officials is in charge of the transfer and assessment of officials across the country, etc. The Ministry of Households is in charge of household registration and taxes across the country. - Law, and the Ministry of Industry is in charge of water conservancy, transportation and Kit Kat.
What Li Zhi set up was somewhat similar to that of the Tang Dynasty, using many special systems and so on. In addition, he also customized a measure to punish corrupt officials, and the related punishment measures were imitated in the Ming Dynasty.
(End of this chapter)
At this time, Jiang Hengchu knew that Ji Fa had failed, so he immediately stopped using troops against Baiyue. After the battle of Muye, Jiang Hengchu knew that the Emperor was terrible. After he stopped marching this time, he hid directly at home.
Because he knew his own affairs, the emperor probably knew everything about him, but Jiang Hengchu couldn't escape. After the army of the great merchants went to the east to wipe out the princes, they finally pointed to the east.
The rest of the southern, western, and northern princes disintegrated, but Jiang Hengchu was the head of the four princes. Wen Zhong didn't attack at the beginning, but went to court first and then soldiers. .
In fact, besides the imperial decree, there is also a secret decree. If it was before, Jiang Hengchu was very happy to see his son, but now his son came as an imperial envoy, and when they met, he could only behave like a monarch and minister.
The two didn't know what to talk about.
Jiang Hengchu refused to go to court song on the grounds of illness, but made a decree, please present it to the emperor.
This decree analyzed the shortcomings of the princes, strictly speaking, the chaos in the world is just the old system of the princes, and it is the opposite of the traitor Ji Fa.
Now the rebels must not repeat the same mistakes. The emperor implemented the new policy and completely abolished the enfeoffment system. Jiang Hengchu also greatly appreciated this strategy, and was willing to hand over the power to Jiang Wenhuan and Wen Zhong to show his desire for reform and resigned from Dong Bohou's position.
After seeing the memorial, the emperor thought about it, discussed it with the officials, and finally combined with Jiang Hengchu's point of view, this time Ji Fa's rebellion confirmed the restructuring of the society. It's all very meaningful.
Directly let the big merchants successfully carry out reforms. Except for the perishing Ji Fa, the four princes headed by Jiang Hengchu were the four princes. After he proposed reforms, he gave up the position of princes, which had a great influence.
The most important thing is that Li Zhi's reputation in that battle in Muye was too great, everyone in the world admired him, and admired the Emperor, who would dare to resist?To resist is to die!
I didn't see that the Emperor Renmin destroyed a million troops with one sword, or recovered a million troops with one sword. The four powerful princes in the past were all wiped out and killed, or they voluntarily surrendered, and the remnants of those princes were also destroyed. Went out.
Now is the best time for reform. Under this premise, after some discussion, Li Zhi finally made a new deal and abolished the enfeoffment system.
First, abolish the enfeoffment system and divide the land into counties, counties, townships, and neighbors. Four families are the only neighbors, five neighbors are one treasure, five guarantees are one li, and five lis are one township.
The second is to abolish slavery, release all slaves, combine the New Deal and slavery, distribute land to farmers, and focus on the individual system, where individuals plant land and turn over national grain, which has served the country.
Third, reform official positions, set up three provinces and six departments, directly improve the three provinces and six departments, and implement them nationwide. Originally, Li Zhi used three provinces and six departments, the Zhongshu Province, the Menxia Province, and the Shangshu Province. Ministry, Ministry of Officials, Ministry of War.
The functions of the six ministries are different. For example, the Ministry of Officials is in charge of the transfer and assessment of officials across the country, etc. The Ministry of Households is in charge of household registration and taxes across the country. - Law, and the Ministry of Industry is in charge of water conservancy, transportation and Kit Kat.
What Li Zhi set up was somewhat similar to that of the Tang Dynasty, using many special systems and so on. In addition, he also customized a measure to punish corrupt officials, and the related punishment measures were imitated in the Ming Dynasty.
(End of this chapter)