Be the Emperor from Today / the Young Emperor of the Ming Dynasty

Zhu Yijun stopped, looked at Gao Yi quietly, and said word by word: "I heard that there was a fire in your house, and you are living in a friend's house, so let's get three more years of salary, and settle down first. ."

Grohe was shocked and warmed at the same time.

He squatted down, looked at the young emperor, and said, "The old minister's family affairs are still on His Majesty's mind. The old minister is really ashamed."

"Have you read the memorial I gave you my reply?"

"Has the emperor approved the memorial for me? Wasn't the memorial approved by the old emperor?"

GROHE felt like an electric shock in an instant.

This morning, Gao Yi saw the memorial sent back by the eunuch of government affairs. The memorial he gave was to rebuild the Daming Law. The final approval was that the matter was a big deal and needed to be discussed in court.

Gao Yi didn't care, because he subconsciously thought that this quasi word was written by the old emperor, the old emperor was dead, and the important thing now is the new emperor's enthronement, as for rebuilding the law of the Ming Dynasty, it has become less important... …

But now, Zhang Yi was shocked when he heard the little emperor talking about the memorial.

"Didn't you say that the law of the Great Ming should be rebuilt? I want to hear specific opinions. The law is the foundation of the country, and there is no country without law..."

Grohe was shocked.

He never imagined that these words came from the mouth of a ten-year-old boy.

Gao Yi murmured to himself: The law is the foundation of the country, and there is no country if there is no law...

"Your Majesty is wise!"

Gao Yi's eyes filled with tears. He felt that Ming ZTE was promising. Even if this sentence was handed to him by someone else, it was also a sign of Ming Jun that he could say it himself.

Now the little emperor is still young, but the plastic stage.

If the emperor is wise, then the great Ming will be prosperous...

Chapter 6 The emperor is not an ordinary boy

"Long live my emperor... long live..."

With the help of Gao Yi, Zhu Yijun came to the Golden Palace, where the civil and military officials were already waiting.

Surrounded by the crowd, a huge contingent of sacrifices to the heavens went to the Temple of Heaven to seal Zen.

As the Minister of Rites, Gao Yi has always followed Zhu Yijun's side. His heart was full of shock. He stared at Zhu Yijun's small figure, and dared not underestimate the young emperor.

Before going to the Golden Palace, the two chatted about the law of the Great Ming Dynasty. Gao Yi never expected that the little emperor's opinion on the law of the Great Ming was so sharp.

First, the capital punishments of the Great Ming Law are too cruel, such as beheading in the waist, lingering, skinning, gun branding, etc., which are too cruel.

These capital punishments need to be removed...

Second, the power of Jinyiwei jumped to the top of the Daming Law, and the Daming Law should limit the power of the Jinyiwei in Dongchang...

In the letter from Gao Yi, the most important reform of the law of the Ming Dynasty is to limit the power of Dongchang, because when the Ministry of Justice is trying cases, Dongchang often intervenes, which seriously hinders the justice of the law and the discernment...

In addition to these two points, the little emperor reiterated that the imperial power was concentrated, the cabinet was weakened, and the Dongchang factory was weakened, and the power of the Ming Dynasty was in the hands of the emperor!

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Gao Yi looked at the young man sitting on the dragon chariot and was very excited: "The Ming Dynasty has waited for a hundred years, and finally a generation of Ming Jun!"

Shoufu Gao Gong and second assistant Zhang Juzheng led the civil and military officials to follow. Both of them had their own ideas in their hearts. Zhang Juzheng wanted to reform the tired political officials of the Ming Dynasty, measure land again, and check taxes.

Gao Gong wants to maintain the status quo.

Neither of them had thought about the business of the Ming Dynasty.

From the beginning of Zhu Yuanzhang, agriculture has been the foundation of the country, restraining commercial behavior, because in Zhu Yuanzhang's view, merchants are not involved in production, not the country's foundation.

If there are merchants everywhere, who will farm the land?

Within a hundred years, the country will not be a country.

Therefore, the situation of merchants in the Ming Dynasty was tragic, and the state's commercial control was extremely strict and never let go...

Zhu Yijun has already decided that after he comes to power, he will not move agriculture first, because the foundation of the gentry is too large, and he will move his whole body at a stroke. Moreover, the influence of agriculture is minimal, and if he wants to move, he will move business!

First, reform commerce, renew the business tax, open up the mutual market, and let the merchants live first.

It is much easier to lift the ban on commerce than to check the land and properties of the gentry.

Zhu Yijun not only wants to lift the ban on business, but also increase business tax, because there are too few business tax items.

Zhu Yijun believed that even if he increased a part of the business tax, the businessmen would be very happy, because compared with the lifting of the ban on business, the increase of a little business tax was insignificant to them.

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Civil and military officials followed behind Zhu Yijun to complete the ceremony of Fengchan.

After nine cannon shots, Zhu Yijun knelt down and worshipped heaven and earth.

When he stood up again, he began to accept the worship of civil and military officials.

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In the Cining Palace, Empress Dowager Li called Feng Bao to the front.

Over the years, Empress Dowager Li has been able to monopolize power in the harem and influence the court, all because she has the card Feng Bao in her hand.

"The Empress Dowager." Feng Bao respectfully stood in front of the Empress Dowager. At this time, he had begun to keep a distance from Empress Dowager Li, because he knew very well that the emperor was not a child who could be fooled...