Daming: Dad, you are really not good at governing the country

Chapter 340 Compared with the Ming Dynasty's number one villain Zhu Gui, I am still too kind

If we were to select the most scheming Japanese woman in history, Zhu Gang believed that Nakazato Kazusa would definitely be among the top.

After all, there are probably very few people in the world, both ancient and modern, who can turn the tide with just a few words before dying!
"Do you write with your left hand or your right hand?"

Before Nakazato Hesa ​​could figure out Zhu Gang's intention, Wang Biao, following her eye signal, directly crippled her right hand.

"Your Highness, I have severed her hand tendons. She will have to write with her left hand from now on."

However, in real life, after a tendon ruptures, passive movement is still possible as long as the joint exists.

In other words, damage to a single tendon will not completely lead to hand and foot movement disorders.

After all, the movement of human hands and feet requires the coordinated work of many ligaments, muscles, and tendons.

In a normal person, if one or even several tendon ligaments are injured, exercise can stimulate other related tendon ligament muscles to develop a certain compensatory ability.

People who practice martial arts have higher demands on the strength and mobility of their hands and feet, just like injuries suffered by high-level athletes.

Although normal life will not be greatly affected, competitive performance will be greatly affected.

Thinking of this, Zhu Gang said: "As far as I know, to make the hands and feet unable to move, it is often necessary to damage the main tendons that have a great impact on movement.

For example, the tendons on the back of the hand, the biceps tendon, and the Achilles tendon.

Once the biceps tendon is damaged, the elbow joint cannot flex.

If the tendons on the back of the hand are damaged, the corresponding fingers will be unable to extend.

As long as you don’t cause damage to these important tendons, Doctor Qian will surely be able to treat it.”

History is sometimes strange. When you read the 5000-year history of China, it sometimes makes your blood boil.

However, when you understand history horizontally, you will find how miserable you would be if you were in that period of history.

During the three years of the Northern Song Dynasty, "starving to death is a small matter, but losing one's chastity is a big matter" became the highest standard of social etiquette.

In the same year, Oxford University in the UK was established. At the same time, "liberating thoughts and making freedom a reality" became the common goal pursued by Western intellectuals.

When Western countries began their great voyages of discovery, the ancient Chinese civilization in the East was closing its doors to the outside world.

For example, according to the ancestral precepts issued by Zhu Yuanzhang, ordinary people were not allowed to go to sea without any armor.

In the 13th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign, property confiscations and literary inquisitions were rampant in the Qing Dynasty.

In this year, Montesquieu put forward the spirit of law that has influenced modern people and proposed that power must be checked and balanced.

In the 27th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign, the spinning jenny was invented.

In the 57th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign, the New York Stock Exchange was established.

In the 60th year of Qianlong's reign, Qianlong passed the throne to his son, and a ridiculous political show took place.

In the same year, the French Revolution was still going on, and Napoleon Bonaparte began to rise to power by suppressing the royalist party.

The following year, Washington declined reelection as president and established a limited term for the next term.

While others were trying to put power in a cage, the emperor of China was trying to put his own people in a cage.

However, all of this is based on the conclusions drawn by later historians who put themselves in the shoes of ancient common people.

If you were in a similar position to Prince of Jin Zhu Gang, you would realize how indulgent Zhu Yuanzhang was to his son.

In history, the King of Qin, Zhu Chong, liked to illegally punish palace ladies.

Among the victims were those whose tongues were cut out, and others who were tied up and hidden in the snow and froze to death.

There were even people who were tied to trees and starved to death, and victims who were burned to death. This was also not uncommon.

The fine tradition of palace maids rebelling in the Ming Dynasty began from this time.

They probably knew that it was impossible to rely on Zhu's strict education, so they took matters into their own hands and killed the tyrannical Zhu Chong.

In fact, if Zhu Yuanzhang had not appointed Zhu Yunwen as his successor, Zhu Chong, who was only three years away from outliving his father, could have been appointed crown prince.

Under such circumstances, he would definitely be transferred from his fiefdom Xi'an to Yingtianfu, so that he could escape the disaster.

However, there is no "if" in history, and if Zhu Chong had inherited the throne, the Ming Dynasty would most likely have followed the same path as the Sui Dynasty.

As for his fifth brother, Prince of Zhou Zhu Su, he was not much better.

He once shot and killed the captain of the Ceremonial Guard of this prefecture. As we all know, the Ceremonial Guard was responsible for the guards and ceremonial guards of the princes, and its members were all Jinyiwei.

The Jinyiwei during the Hongwu period was not a department that ordinary people could enter.

Some people fought for Zhu Yuanzhang all their lives, but unfortunately they were not cut out to be officials.

In this way, the old brothers who have been through the war together would be placed by Zhu Yuanzhang into the Jinyiwei.

Firstly, they are familiar with each other and their hearts are trustworthy. Secondly, the Jinyiwei has better food and clothing, so it is a good retirement unit.

But King Zhou Zhu Su shot him to death with one arrow, without realizing Zhu's good intentions at all.

In comparison, sending the chief guard by post boat and post horse to buy goods and marry the engaged wife of the student Yan Dun was not a big deal.

As for the King of Qi, the King of Tan, the King of Lu, the King of Xiang, the King of Dai, the King of Su, the King of Min, and the King of Gu, the many bad deeds of these vassal kings can basically be said to be too numerous to list.

Even so, they were rarely punished. The most representative of the bad princes was King Dai Zhu Gui, who experienced three ups and three downs.

Even when he was 60 years old, he still wore short shirts all day long with his concubine's two sons Zhu Xunyang and Zhu Xunlian.

The three men often went to the streets under the pretext of "incognito visits" and randomly hacked people or hit people on the head with sledgehammers.

As a result, the people in Datong City hated Zhu Gui and his two sons to the core.

The emperor at that time was the "Ming Dynasty God of War" Zhu Qizhen. He issued the most severe warning to his great-uncle, but the other party still ignored it.

In the eleventh year of Zhengtong, King Dai Zhu Gui finally died of old age.

This number one villain of the Ming Dynasty actually outlived five emperors and lived to be seventy-three years old.

When Zhu Gang thought of the evil deeds committed by Prince of Dai Zhu Gui, he felt that he was still too kind.

Now he just instigated Wang Biao to cut the tendons of Zhongli Hesha's hands. To put it bluntly, he was just concerned about the presence of envoys from the 61 countries of the Southeast Yi.

We can't let them think that the princes of the Ming Dynasty are tyrannical and unjust, and that they are all unfilial descendants who rely on their status to do evil in their fiefdoms, right?

Two hours later, at the outskirts of Yingtian Prefecture.

According to the address in the brocade bag, Zhu Jiantong led the remaining unarmed assassin troops into the encirclement of the Shenji Camp.

"Captain Zhu, thanks to your help this time, otherwise we would be like those unlucky people in Jiangning County!"

As soon as the Su family assassin with a crooked mouth finished speaking, he saw Zhu Jiantong suddenly lying on the ground.

Before he could react, the sound of dense gunfire rang out all around him.

Although Qi Xiang, a native of Weihui, Henan, was not from the same hometown as Zhu Yuanzhang, he had served as Zhu's personal soldier in the rebel army very early on.

Ever since the Shenji Camp selected 3000 elite soldiers to form the Shenshu Camp, Qi Xiang was assigned to the Zhanbing Camp as an assistant general.

His son Qi Bin was also named General Mingwei and served as the assistant commander of Dengzhou Guard.

The reason why Zhu Gang valued the father and son of the Qi family so much was mainly because they were the ancestors of Qi Jiguang.

It would be unacceptable if we don't give any compensation for using the "Jixiao New Book" written by someone else as a textbook in the Military Academy.

(End of this chapter)