Daming Yuanfu

Zhu Yijun, the emperor, is now much more comfortable than in the original history. Although he does not know that in the original history, he fought with the civil service group and could not win for thirty years after the Cold War, but at least he knows that now Who brings comfort. This is obvious, just compare it to your father and ancestors.

If you have money, you can be willful; if you don't have money, you can only admit defeat.

So, whether it is the current treasury or internal funds, who got the money that far exceeds that in the past? Highly pragmatic! Therefore, this little thing at the moment cannot make Zhu Yijun even slightly shake his trust - or dependence - on Gao pragmatism.

To put it bluntly, how could powerful ministers such as Cai Jing and Yan Song, who had been crucified as "treacherous prime ministers", gain the favor of the emperor for a long time and have been in power for many years? Isn’t it because they have the ability to make money for the emperor?

Of course, when it comes to making money, Cai Jing just uses various bills such as Jiaozi to drain the people dry, while Yan Song is more complicated, good at understanding the emperor's thoughts, and snatching away the dirty work that the emperor wants to do but is inconvenient to do first - of course among them The most important thing is to make money from the people. While they could still play this "irreplaceable" role, they all gained the emperor's almost unlimited "trust". As for the harm their actions would bring...sorry, they were all ignored by the emperor.

What about today’s high pragmatism? He is more versatile and high-end than these two. When these two men were in power, they both caused corruption in officialdom, and by the way, the military was in a mess.

High pragmatism is just the opposite. On the one hand, it strictly enforces official governance through the examination method, so that officials can be promoted and demoted according to rules; on the other hand, it strengthens financial supervision through the Audit Office, which makes the masters increasingly have nowhere to say it, although they are not directly managing official governance. , but it made the administration of officials much smoother than in the past.

The rule of law by officials also affects the military. Of course, the more important thing is that Gao pragmatically has strong ability to lead troops [Note: This is a misunderstanding. Gao pragmatically does not see it that way, but the outside world does see it that way. ], invincible for twenty years. Although he spent money like water on the war, considering that he "earned" the money, it didn't matter.

Therefore, treacherous officials like Cai Jing and Yan Song who have serious sequelae can be tolerated by the emperor, not to mention being highly pragmatic? To be honest, except for the "Beijing Threat Theory" that can neither be proven nor falsified, Gao Pragmatism is almost perfect. For the emperor, how could such a minister not be caught and used to death? You actually want me to cut off one of my arms... No, cut off both arms? Dream on, you guys!

Some people may wonder why emperors always ignore "obvious" "hidden dangers"? Let's put it this way, it's like people who smoke D often want to quit when they are rational, but they always have to "take one last puff" and cannot escape at all.

Zhu Yijun put down the last magazine and picked up the pragmatic poem and read it. Gao Pragmatic's speech was not long, and he did not provide any corresponding defense for the various accusations. He simply stated that "I have a clear conscience for what I did." The reason for his resignation was even simpler - tiredness.

Yes, he did not offer much defense against the various accusations, but he listed in detail the important work he had done since taking over as chief minister, and expressed it in an almost homely way, saying that he now sleeps every day The time is much shorter than before, and I lost almost ten pounds in less than a year.

Zhu Yijun couldn't help but recall it when he saw this, and found that this was true. Gao Qingshi originally had a well-proportioned figure and could be said to be neither fat nor thin, but when I saw him recently, he did seem a little thinner. Coupled with his taller height, he looked even slimmer.

Thinking of this, Zhu Yijun couldn't help but feel guilty. Obviously, as an emperor, I am as good as a hand-off shopkeeper, and I am still able to achieve the "Wanli Zhongxing". Most of this is due to pragmatic achievements...

However, that's all. Zhu Yijun would definitely refuse to ask him to reduce the burden of high-pragmatic work and allocate it to himself. Of course, since the pragmatic merits and hard work are obvious, I still have to compensate at least in terms of attitude and treatment. I can't ask the horse to run or not eat grass. That's so chilling and inhumane. Zhu Yijun carefully read Gao Pragmatic's simple words again, confirming that Gao Pragmatic did not make any insinuations, or that there was something in his words, but that he was just too lazy to defend and complain - at least that's what Zhu Yijun understood.

So he picked up his imperial brush, dipped it in red ink, thought for a while and then commented: "Ai Qing was appointed by the late emperor and worked hard for me for many years. His merits are outstanding and his hard work is recognized by all. Now that the Zhongzhong is still rising, Ai Qing has the responsibility of assisting Bi. How can you abandon me?" Are you going? I won’t allow you to go."

After writing the Zhu Bu, Zhu Yijun waved to Chen Ju, waited for him to approach, and ordered: "The Superintendent of Ceremonies will draft the edict immediately. You can go to the Nanning Marquis Mansion in person to announce the edict."

Chen Ju bowed and agreed, but before he could say anything more, Zhu Yijun added: "In addition, I will give you another hundred taels of silver, four strands of silk, a red python on the inside, and a python robe on the outside and inside." , 10,000 pound of Federal Reserve banknotes and tea, rice, sheep and wine.”

Chen Ju was startled. Although he hesitated a little, he still asked: "Your Majesty, are you talking about 10,000 Federal Reserve banknotes?"

Zhu Yijun suddenly realized that the banknotes of the Ming Dynasty Federal Reserve were different from the banknotes issued by the previous imperial court. The banknotes of the Ming Dynasty Federal Reserve were not calculated in copper coins, but were based on the "silver standard", so there was no such thing as "ten thousand coins". It should be "ten thousand taels".

He quickly changed his words: "Oh, then ten thousand taels."

However, Chen Ju did not seem to be hesitant about the issue of "Guan" and "Liang", so he reminded him again: "Your Majesty, as usual, such a reward does not go to Taicang, but to internal funds..."

"I know!" Zhu Yijun glared: "If we go to Taicang, can the Ministry of Revenue give us money? Then I will reward the Minister of Revenue with money, but the Ministry of Revenue says it is against the rules and refuses to give money. Then I am not a joke!" "

Chen Ju shrank his head and Xiao Yi responded: "Yes, yes, I am overly worried, but the emperor is more thoughtful."

Zhu Yijun waved his hand and said, "Go ahead." Chen Ju didn't dare to make any further objections this time, and quickly withdrew, without even asking what to do with the rest of the memorial.

After he walked out the door, Zhu Yijun snorted softly and whispered: "Why are you in a hurry? I have given pragmatic money to you, and I have never lost money in all these years."

What he didn't know was that Chen Ju couldn't help but be speechless after exiting the door, and secretly said: "Our family has been with the emperor for nearly thirty years, and this is the first time we have seen the emperor being so generous with his own money to reward his ministers. It's so arrogant." He is worthy of being the Marquis of Nanning... A message is exchanged for 10,000 taels! Tsk tsk, tsk tsk.
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Thanks to book friend "Flexbio" for your support of 18 monthly tickets, thank you! (18 photos at a time can still come in a row?)

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PS: It’s the end of the year and I’m a little busy. I have 16 days off this time, sorry.