Ming Dynasty: Moral blackmail? I, Emperor Chongzhen, have no morals!
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Ming Dynasty: Moral blackmail? I, Emperor Chongzhen, have no morals!

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Summary Also known as *The Ming Dynasty 1638*, *Chongzhen: Ancestral Rules? I am the New Ancestral Rules!*, *The New Ming Group*, *Chongzhen: Increase Taxes? Taxes are nowhere near as fast as the Ming Dynasty's plunder!*, *The Reopening of the Great Unified Heaven*. The Manchus of today, originally Jianzhou Donghu, stole our Liaodong, enslaved our people, overturned our rites and music, and destroyed our clothing and customs. In the war against the Qing, regardless of north or south, young or old, all have the responsibility to protect our Han lands. The war has resumed, and we swear to fight to the death! ... On Coal Hill, Zhu Jian gazed at the Forbidden City and swore! If I lose this war, the Ming Dynasty will perish in the fourteenth year of Chongzhen's reign! Even if I am defeated, I will fight to the death to resist the Jurchens' entry into the pass and their enslavement of China for three hundred years! If Heaven favors me and I win this war, I will wash away a century of blood and tears for future generations! I will ensure that the sun shines on the Han land every moment! Ming History Records: In the fourteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Emperor Shizu personally led the new army and assembled Zheng Zhilong's naval forces! The nine elite troops of the nine border regions—including Lu Xiang-sheng, Governor-General of Xuanfu; Sun Chuanting, Minister of War; Wu Aheng, General of Jizhou; Cao Bianjiao, General of the Beijing Garrison; Wu Sangui, General of Ningyuan; Yang Guozhu, General of Xuanfu; Zu Dashou, General of Jinzhou; and Li Dingguo, General of Dongjiang—fought against the Jurchen puppet emperor Huang Taiji, and puppet kings Dorgon and Jirgalang, leading the Eight Banners, in Liaodong… Later generations commented: The Battle of Liaodong was a battle that changed human history, the first major war that transformed traditional land warfare into land-sea warfare! It is considered by modern society to be the first war in the rise of maritime power! It laid the foundation for Eastern maritime power and led the world for three hundred years…

Ch. 66 The biggest case of the Chongzhen era! The Xun Gui rebellion case breaks out!
Ch. 65 The Army Enters the Palace! Mutiny? Coup?
Ch. 64 Bloody Power: Those in Power Are Neither Good nor Bad
Ch. 63 The Most Terrifying Spy Organization: The Great Inner Factory Re-emerges
Ch. 62 He wanted to rebel but lacked the ability; he could only plead guilty.
Ch. 61 involves the two Dukes' mansions, and the Eastern Depot takes a step back.
Ch. 60 : A fire dragon burns down the warehouse, and the eunuch stationed there dies suddenly!
Ch. 59 Establishing a New Backup Administrative System for Officials
Ch. 58 The Taste of Power is So Fascinating
Ch. 57 : Hong Chengchou's victory in the Battle of Hongchengchou was a strategic failure.
Ch. 56 The Ultimate Control of Imperial Power!
Ch. 55 : Laying Hidden Plans and Deploying Measures, Complete Upgrade of Armor and Equipment!
Ch. 54 Zhu Di's temple name was changed again!
Ch. 53 : Changing Rice to Cotton?
Ch. 52 : Dismissal of Several Officials, Tea Tax Collection Secured
Ch. 51 Qian Qianyi, this water is too cold, it's not suitable to jump into the river!
Ch. 50 The rules of war will change because of firearms!
Ch. 49 The Earliest Commercial Wars Emerge
Ch. 48 The Industrial Revolution: The Flintlock Gun Emerges!
Ch. 47 Strategic Blueprint: Li Dingguo Takes Command to Re-establish Dongjiang Town
Ch. 46 The Jiangnan Tea Tax Case Erupts!
Ch. 45 The Eight Mints
Ch. 44 Nanjing? Nanjing!
Ch. 43 The Great Ming Silver Coin: Reshaping Monetary Power!
Ch. 42 The King of Chu hanged himself, and the Chu vassal state was abolished!
Ch. 41 Prince Xiang spent over ten thousand taels of silver to get a single meal.
Ch. 40 : Tell Prince Xiang to get over here!
Ch. 39 The Han dynasty's land must ultimately be protected by the sons and daughters of Han
Ch. 38 : Giving the Tyrant a Dignified Exit!
Ch. 37 Zhang Xianzhong's Crossroads
Ch. 36 The main course that startled the Fortune, Prosperity, and Longevity stars—the King of Fo
Ch. 35 If you want a salary, go and make your own money!
Ch. 34 : 1 million taels of silver, tax-free for the whole country!
Ch. 33 : When the Shanxi merchants fell, Emperor Chongzhen feasted!
Ch. 32 I am not that good-for-nothing Zhu Yunwen!
Ch. 31 Killing is a means, not an end!
Ch. 30 Swift and Decisive Actions: Execution of the Prefect, Abolition of Three Provincial Commi
Ch. 29 Eight Great Imperial Merchants? Your entire clan won't escape! I said it!
Ch. 28 Entering Daizhou, Shanxi
Ch. 27 Historically, rebellions have always been waged by farmers; I've never heard of merc
Ch. 26 Dividing Money is Also an Art
Ch. 25 : Confiscating property and governing the country are nothing more than employing people.
Ch. 24 The Jin Merchants' Tongqing Case Erupts
Ch. 23 Shifting of Military Responsibilities, Establishment of Permanent Governors of the Four N
Ch. 22 The Military and Political Situation of the Ming Dynasty
Ch. 21 The Ming Dynasty's Ministers Possess Abundant Martial Virtue
Ch. 20 The Central Army of the Ming Dynasty
Ch. 19 Why is Your Majesty plotting a rebellion?
Ch. 18 The Glory of the Empire
Ch. 17 The Emperor of the Ming Dynasty: Rather Die Than Retreat!
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