Nanming: I can build wonders

Because the institution of the Metropolitan Procuratorate has really not done any achievements, it has always been based on what it hears, and in most cases, it is the kind that is chaotic and can't come up with any real evidence...

From the beginning of the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang's ideas were good, but today, it has become a tool for officials to fight against dissidents, and a tool for civil officials to fight against the king.

And the censors of the Metropolitan Procuratorate are similar to these officials.

The memorial is well written, but if we talk about their role in supervising officials, if the special inspection requested by Zhu Kezang is not counted, it will be less pitiful.

Zhu Kezang is now going to reform the Metropolitan Procuratorate, making them the "disciplinary committee" of the new Ming Dynasty.

"The Metropolitan Procuratorate, the speech officer, has not been able to effectively monitor the government and fight corruption from the beginning of its establishment to today. On this point, the government and the opposition have their own opinions!"

First, he made a conclusion on this matter, and then Zhu Kezang continued.

"So, now, I'm going to carry out some rectification on my Daming's Metropolitan Procuratorate and the speech officer!"

"From now on, the system of judges will be abolished, and all existing judges will be merged into the Metropolitan Procuratorate!"

"Its duty is also to monitor the officials!"

"Your Majesty, there are two types of supervisors and admonishers. Could it be that they are all incorporated into the Metropolitan Procuratorate?"

Hearing this, Liu Dian, Shangshu of the Ministry of Rites, couldn't help frowning.

The officials are divided into supervisors and admonishers.

Supervisors are used to supervise hundreds of officials, and admonishing officials are used to persuade the emperor.

If the speech officer is cancelled, there is probably no problem with the supervisory officials. After all, the Procuratorate is still there, but who will persuade the emperor in the future?
Could it be that the emperor is allowed to do anything wrong?
Even Zhu Kezang, if he gets old in the future, he will inevitably be fatuous, right?
Can't the emperor also retire on time?
Therefore, throughout the ages, no matter how wise the emperor is, he would listen to people's advice!
Of course, there is an exception to this - "I am the Qing Dynasty", the emperors of the Qing Dynasty are "sages" per capita, and they are all "one emperor through the ages".

The ministers under him are not ministers, but slaves!

It's a group of kowtowing house slaves.

A group of slaves, naturally dare not try to persuade each of the "sage kings" and "one emperor through the ages" of the Qing Dynasty.

But if no one persuades him, he will naturally become a "sage king", "one emperor through the ages".

Of course, Zhu Kezang can't learn from my Daqing routine, so that all officials dare not persuade him, which is very problematic.

In view of the history of futurology, Zhu Kezang felt that it was really necessary to limit the monarchy.

This is actually the thinking of all the officials in the court.

In Zhu Kezang's view, these rules are not bound by those sage monarchs. Even if the sage monarchs are bound by rules, they still have ways to go beyond these rules.

As for the words of the Hunjun, they can also be restrained by these rules and regulations, so as not to mess around and bring disaster to the Ming Dynasty.

The infinite expansion of monarchy can easily lead to destruction!
Zhu Kezang believed that the greatest contribution of the Daqing Dynasty was to be the last emperor as a Manchu in the world line before he crossed, which ruined the imperial system and eliminated the possibility of the restoration of the imperial system.

Moreover, the last emperor is still on the throne of Zen, and even has no descendants, even the second-to-last generation has no descendants, and the third-to-last generation has no descendants. After the death of the last emperor, the orthodoxy has to be found 100 years ago, directly cutting off the restoration in various senses.

If the order of the Ming and Qing Dynasties were changed, a 400-year-old Han regime under the rule of foreign races would be overthrown by the people's uprising, and the orthodox emperor would die for the country and send all his descendants out.
Looking at it this way, it is very likely that the imperial system will exist.

Therefore, the aura of the Zhu family is too great. The founding emperor regained the Huaxia that had been sunk for 400 years. The last emperor died and died for the country.

Hongwu and Chongzhen, no emperor can criticize them, and the descendants of Zhu Ming can be a false king at worst.

In this timeline, Zhu Kezang's "Zhu family" halo is also very great. If the Han family is rebuilt, as long as the descendants are not like the Japanese Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, they will not live too badly.

Then copy the UK.

Of course, Zhu Kezang did not restrict the power of the monarchy, but he would not use the officials to restrain it-the biggest problem with the officials is not that they ask questions.

It's that they love to talk.

"This is to persuade the emperor, in my opinion, it is not appropriate to use words!"

Just listen to the officials of the Zhuke Zang Dynasty.

It is not very reliable to use people to persuade the emperor, because the bodies of the officials are actually very soft.

As long as the emperor is willing to kill, sooner or later he will be able to kill the speech officials into kowtowers.

I only heard Zhu Kezang laughing, and said to the ministers: "I'm thinking about it. I can make a rule and attach it to the "Constitution of the Ming Dynasty" so that the future emperors of the Ming Dynasty will know what can and cannot be done. To restrict, this rule, I don't know what you think, dear ministers?"

"This one……"

The civil servants' eyes suddenly lit up, isn't this the ancestor's precept!
This is much stronger than relying on officials to restrain them!
Because China itself is a civilization that worships ancestors, the restraint of the ancestor system is much stronger than the restraint of the officials' memorials.

In the previous "Ming Constitution", the power of the emperor was supreme.

"Your Majesty, if you don't know this rule, how do you set it up? What's in it?"

Prime Minister Chen Yonghua stood up and asked his son-in-law Zhu Kezang.

"Well, we need to discuss it slowly in the future. There is no rush, no rush!"

Zhu Kezang said with a smile.

His rules are used to restrict future generations, not to restrict himself, how could it be possible to let it emerge in advance?

At least when I'm about to retire!

Moreover, the charter established by Zhu Kezang is obviously different from the constitutional monarchy in history.

The constitutional monarchy happened passively, but Zhu Kezang proposed it on his own initiative. Therefore, the power to be restricted is actually very small.

It is nothing more than limited to not letting the monarch mess around.

For example, the right to prosecute and declare war, just like Emperor Yingzong Zhu Qizhen of the Ming Dynasty, was tossing around and almost tossing Daming to the end.

For example, to limit the expenses of the protagonist emperor of later generations, the royal family's expenses are very large, especially when they meet a faint emperor, the expenses will be even greater, Zhu Kezang may have to limit it.

Of course, this restriction only restricts the emperor from spending the country's money, not the emperor's own money. If it is his own children who make money based on their ability, they can spend it as they like.

However, it is necessary to restrict the monarch from doing business and using power for personal gain. This must be restricted, otherwise he will really marry the world and suck the blood of the people all over the world.

The power of the world belongs to the monarch, and the money also belongs to the monarch, so everyone will be offended. At that time, the Zhu family will be completely finished!
"Let's put aside the matter of setting the regulations for a while, let's discuss it first. If there are any improvements, let's go to the Procuratorate!"

(End of this chapter)