Daming, originally wanted to destroy it, but the system came

Chapter 137: Change the soil and return it to the flow, the fire consumption returns to the public, and the small family is divided into acres.
At this moment, Zhu Zhen was furious in Hu Yuan's office.

He had already asked people to control Hu Yuan's family, young and old, and then began to rummage through the cabinets to find out what "good things" Hu Yuan had done in Golden Tooth Guard.

You wouldn’t know if you didn’t check it, but you’d be really shocked if you checked it.

Relying on his relationship with Zhu Yuanzhang, Hu Yuan did not hesitate to spend a lot of money after being dispatched to the Golden Tooth Guard, and even directly built the Golden Tooth Guard in Yingtian, that is, Nanjing.

The Golden Tooth Guard was formerly called Yongchang Mansion, which is today's Baoshan City.

When Yunnan was first established ten years ago, the imperial court originally sent a commander named Wang Zhen to set up golden-toothed guards here.

Originally, this city was called Yongchang, and the Golden Tooth Guard was just a nearby military camp.

However, according to historical records, the nearby Yi kings were angry and guarded Zhen, but they did not care about the crowd. Instead, they jointly pushed Gao Gong, the prefect of the local government, who had retired, and led tens of thousands of Yi soldiers from Luchuan Sikefa to attack, captured Wang Zhen alive, and drove away from the city with all the barbarians.

That is to say, Wang Zhen was opposed by various nearby tribes, and was even captured alive by Sikefa, Sirunfa's father or grandfather, who led his troops to break through the city.

Even Yongchang Mansion at that time was destroyed and massacred.

Later, after many twists and turns, I arrived at Hu Yuan.

After Hu Yuan came, he made some achievements at the beginning.

But this old boy's ambition gradually grew, and he even built the rebuilt city to look like Yingtian. Do you want to be the emperor?

Not only that, he also asked Zhu Yuanzhang to abolish the government system of Yongchang Mansion and take control of it by his own military and government.

The question is, can Zhu Yuanzhang agree?
You are really old and confused, Emperor Hongwu.

Zhu Chu was going to be furious. Isn't Lao Zhu laying a minefield in his own backyard?
Fortunately, I discovered it early, otherwise I would have been waiting for more problems.

How can you be a king everywhere?

Hu Yuan was nominally a commander, but in fact he was a commander, equivalent to a local prince.

What's even more frightening is that Hu Yuan somehow deceived Zhu Yuanzhang, saying that he was short of people here, but there were a lot of people, so he asked Zhu Yuanzhang to send many people who had migrated to Yunnan, and even many people who wanted to be exiled, to the Golden Tooth Guard. .

Good guy, even if he doesn't have a lot of talents here, he still has a large number of Han people.

Moreover, many of the people who were exiled were not actually extremely evil. Some had offended officials, some were so-called illegal traders, and they were even exiled on trumped-up charges.

By now, Hu Yuan has developed to the point where he needs money and food. He already has thousands of acres of land here, and he has opened up tens of thousands of acres of land. It can be said that the treasury is rich and sufficient.

If Hu Yuan is ignored, he can really become a local emperor.

"What a great Hu Yuan, what a great Emperor Hongwu. He is really wise and powerful. Why do you want me to do this? Isn't it better to just let Hu Yuan be the vassal king?" Zhu Zhen was angry.

I have to take great pains to develop myself, and I have to be careful.

I never expected that Hu Yuan would be the one blessed by nature. He was Zhu Yuanzhang’s biological son, right?
Is there such a thing?

Hu Yuan wanted people, land, and money, and he even had a lot of control over the military and political affairs. He was even more awesome than himself.

The key is that during this battle of Dingbian, and even when the swordsmen rushed to attack Dali City, he, Hu Yuan, really just stood by and watched.

Anyway, if Silunfa's uprising succeeds, Hu Yuan can also join Silunfa. If the Ming army wins, he will not lose anything.

As for Dao Gan Meng, if Dao Gan Meng defeated Dali or even chopped off Zhu Chu's head, what would it have to do with him, Hu Yuan?
Zhu Ming laughed angrily and was too lazy to continue looking for evidence. He directly ordered: "Aqiu, tell Zhao Kuo to push that Hu Yuan out and chop him up. By the way, he also has a son. Give him his whole family." I chopped it down. I will not cut the grass without removing the roots and the spring breeze will bring them back." "But Your Highness, what is the charge? At most, he is derelict in his duties, but it is not considered rebellion, right?" Mu Qiu said at the side.

Although Hu Yuan had ambitions to become the Tu Emperor, he also planned that his descendants would hold the power of the Golden-Toothed Guard forever.

But in the end, he didn't dare to really rebel.

He just ignored Silunfa and Dao Ganmeng's rebellion, wanting to preserve his own power and maintain his privileges.

But Zhu Ming couldn't bear it, and said with a sneer: "This is my backyard in Dali, and I don't want to keep this hidden danger. What's more, I want to change my land and return to my hometown, so how can I allow the Hu family to dominate? I can allow it. You, the Mu family, continue to maintain the chieftain officer system, but others cannot."

Mu Qiu was shocked.

She didn't understand what it meant to change her native land and return to her hometown.

In fact, the real implementation of the reform should be during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. Because two Xuanwei divisions rebelled, Zhu Di sent people to pacify them and then changed them to chief envoy divisions. From then on, the court could dispatch and replace officials at any time. .

But this is just an example. The real concept of reforming the native land and returning it to the local people had to be during the reign of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty, who decided to completely abolish and abolish the chieftain system.

But Mu Qiu has been following Zhu Chu these past few days. Based on her knowledge and guesses, she has vaguely guessed what Zhu Chu is going to do.

Once the so-called reform of native land and return to local rule is fully implemented, I am afraid that all chieftain families in Yunnan will perish.

The system of chieftain officers started in the Yuan Dynasty, is it going to end here?

However, Zhu Chu promised Mu Qiu and Mu Chu more than once that Zhu Chu would not touch their Mu family just because of the sacrifice of Mr. Mu De.

As long as the Mu family remains loyal and as long as Zhu Chu is still the Yunnan vassal king, the Mu family will be safe and sound.

Thinking of this, Mu Qiu glanced at Zhu Xun, turned around and went out.

Zhu Zhen was still looking at the many things in his hands.

This Hu Yuan was really not a human being. According to his request, Zhu Yuanzhang sent him large numbers of Central Plains people and even many exiled people.

As a result, Hu Yuan not only let people reclaim wasteland, but also consolidated all the land. This is equivalent to saying that the fields around Jinzhiwei belong to his Hu family. The people have worked hard for a year, and in the end they can only have food and clothing. .

"The common people are not your slaves. What's the difference between this and killing a goose to obtain the eggs? The court didn't get any benefits and had to bear the infamy, but you made a lot of money. Your family has enriched itself by feeding on the people's wealth," Zhu Zhen snorted coldly.

There is another purpose of reforming the land and returning it to the local residents, which is to re-check the household registration, measure the land, and verify the taxes.

While abolishing the chieftain system, the privileges were again controlled by the imperial court.

"Returning the land to the locals, returning the fire to the public, and even sharing the land with the peasants, all these have to be done. It has to be said that Yongzheng can be regarded as a wise king. In addition to having some skills in using force to fight, he alone can be said to have continued the 200-year national destiny of the Qing Dynasty." Zhu Chu sighed.

If anyone else in the Qing Dynasty was not convinced, then Yongzheng was the one who was convinced.

Although Kangxi was good at both civil and martial arts, he lived for too long, especially in his later years. He had lost his wisdom and martial arts, and the internal strife caused by his nine sons fighting for the right to inherit the throne made him extremely mediocre.

The only wise thing Kangxi did was to eventually pass the throne to Yongzheng.

Although Yongzheng has been criticized and discredited by others, without Yongzheng, where would the prosperous Qianlong era have come?In this way, it was still almost collapsed in the late Qianlong period. Jiaqing had to give out large gift packages and ransack homes to alleviate financial problems.

Zhu Ming thought that his historical achievements were not good, and he had so many thoughts at this time that he had to prepare to borrow many of Yongzheng's political reforms.

(End of this chapter)