The two clerks hurriedly moved to both sides. On the left and right sides of the hall, there was a small desk covered with pens, inks, paper and inkstones, the four treasures of the study. There was also a small post behind the desk, which was where they sat. The two clerks returned to the desks.
Later, I sat down on the pony and opened something like a notebook on the table. It was full of writings, and I didn't know what they were written on. There was a large blank space in the middle.
Ji Gang opened a memorial, and there was a bright red hook mark that Zhu La had just made. It looked like a bloody Wu hook, and there was a name on it: "Du Cha Yuan Zuo Du Yu Jia...Chen Qi!"
The two clerks looked calm, calmly picked up their pens, and neatly wrote Chen Qi's official title and name on their letters.
"Wang Jie, the Commander-in-Chief of the Fifth Army Commander's Office!"
"The son of the state offers wine to Chen Anzhi!"
"Yu Shiji, the imperial envoy of the Imperial Procuratorate and the capital!"
"The Royal Envoy of Jiangxi Province practices Dragon City!"
"Zhang Xingyu, the Royal Envoy of Guangdong Province!"
"Shang Lin, Doctor of the Five Classics of Hanshi Academy!"
"Commander of the Imperial Guard, Soujie!"
Cheng Guo Gong Zhu Yong was like supervising the counting of votes, sitting next to him one by one to check whether the names read out by Ji Gang were correct and whether their positions were correct. The more Ji Gang read about it, the uglier his face became. After reading it, his hands were shaking slightly. Cheng Guo Gong Zhu Yong's
Their faces were tense and their hearts were very nervous. On the contrary, the two low-ranking scholars remained very calm.
The imperial edict of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the internal guards of Wu Zetian, and the royal guards of Emperor Taizu of this dynasty all once arrested hundreds of officials with great vigor. The imperial edict of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty locked up all the nine ministers, and Wu Zetian's internal guards arrested many princes.
and important officials in the court, and Zhu Yuanzhang's royal guards captured the entire court in the Kongyin case, the Lanyu case, and the Hu Weiyong rebellion case. However, what was affected after all was only those officials and their relationships, factions and relatives. Books like these
Even if you are a small official, you have huge waves on the sea, and you have nothing to do with a small shrimp like him who is lurking on the bottom of the sea to look for food. Naturally, you don't care.
Ji Gang was so scared that he just thought: "All the forces of the Han Dynasty, whether they are overt or covert, known to others or unknown to others, have been exposed through the East Palace Yingjia case and the clique case.
There are not any left! The emperor has been cruel this time. Fortunately, I haven’t made it clear yet... Fortunately, fortunately..."
Zhu Lin stood at the top of the city, looking at the civil and military officials who were still eloquently speaking in the square. Whether it was for the purpose of local protection, the purpose of not wanting to stay away from their hometown, or the purpose of taking the opportunity to attack political opponents, every one of them was upright and upright, and they were in agreement with those officials.
Officials who sincerely plan for the country are generally impassioned, with deep sarcasm in their eyes.
After a long time, Chengguo Duke Zhu Yong and Jin Yiwei both commanded Envoy Ji Gang to write a memorial each, hurried to his side and bent down deeply.
Zhu Bang asked: "Has it been transcribed?"
The two men bent their waists again and said in unison: "Yes! I have transcribed it correctly!"
Zhu Lin returned to the imperial court and sat down, saying in a deep voice: "Bring me the impeachment memorial!"
Chengguo Gong Zhu Yong immediately stepped forward, held up the memorial and said loudly: "My Lord, Zhu Yong, impeach Chen Qi, the imperial envoy of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, for colluding with the same party to frame Zhongliang! After investigation, it has been impeached by Chen Qi and his followers for many years.
Many cases, such as the cases of Licheng Hou Shengyong, Jiangping Hou Zhangxin, Shunchang Bo Wangcai, Commander Chen Jun, Commander Cao Yuan, Commander Wang Shu, Commander Fang Zhao, Dali Temple Minister Yuan Fu and others were secretly manipulated by Chen thieves.
The crime was in vain. Now Chen Qi took advantage of the delay in welcoming the Crown Prince to make a big fuss. In order to achieve his own goals, he deceived the King of Han and impeached many important officials in the court. He intended to depose the Crown Prince and control the government. His intention was clear.
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Zhu Yong had long memorized this word. Now he was eloquent and catchy. When he finished speaking, Zhu Bang said: "Send the memorial to me!"
Musi hurried over to take the memorial and sent it to Zhu Tuan. Zhu Lin didn't even look at it. He clapped the memorial and said in a deep voice: "Chen Que and his party framed the ministers and deceived the alliance with ulterior motives. They should be punished for their crimes."
, Jinyiwei, arrest Chen Pu immediately and take him to jail for investigation!"
Ji Gang immediately bowed and said: "I obey your order!"
Zhu Bang added: "The matter is of great importance. In order to prevent the suspects from collaborating on information, destroying evidence, and deceiving Huang Yu, all the accomplices will be immediately imprisoned and screened one by one. Don't unjustly accuse a good person, and don't unjustly indulge a traitor!"
Ji Gang said "I obey the order!" and immediately handed over the notebook in his hand. It turned out to be a thick driving note, which was necessary for seizing the cavalry and arresting people. Zhu Tuan took the driving note and examined the officials carefully.
He handed his name to Mu Si and said, "Use the seal!"
Outside the Meridian Gate, the civil and military officials were like wilted flower bones. Although they were still debating, they had lost all the energy of yesterday. They had been kneeling here debating so early in the morning that they could not even take a sip of water.
Yesterday was a rainy day, but today is a sunny day. Although the autumn sun is not too harsh, it can't be tolerated after being exposed for a long time. They are exhausted now, their tongues are dry and their mouths are dry. But looking up at the sky, the sun is moving so slowly today.
, there is still one stroke left before the discrete morning.
At this moment, the Meridian Gate opened with a rumble. The civil and military officials were refreshed and immediately stopped their debate. They all looked up and thought that the emperor was merciful and announced the dismissal of the court in advance. As a result, when the Meridian Gate opened, no one could see it yet.
To convey the order to the eunuchs, first a group of knights in scarlet robes came out with their swords drawn, shouting and cheering, and surrounded the civil and military officials in the center.
Then Ji Gang strolled out and stood beside the hundreds of officials. Although Ji Gang was arrogant, he did not dare to stand in front of the kneeling officials. Ji Gang raised the thick roster in his hand and said in a deep voice.
He said: "Your Majesty's decree, Chen Qi, the imperial envoy of Zuodu of the Procuratorate of the Inquisition, has colluded with the party to frame Zhongliang. He has deceived all the officials and the emperor. He has ulterior motives and should be punished for his crime. The guards in brocade clothes will take it immediately!"
Ji Gang waved his hand, and a group of slow riders rushed toward Chen Pu like wolves and tigers!
Now the main force opposing the relocation of the capital has become Ke Dao officials, because most of the prestige, power, and respected leaders of the Ministry officials have been imprisoned, and the few remaining people cannot stir up any trouble. Seeing that the limelight is not right, they have already
For the sake of protecting oneself, I stayed down for the time being.
How could the remaining ministers and officials be the rivals of the Kedao officials? They were the envoys who even the emperor had the power to impeach. As soon as the foreign enemies left, disagreements arose within the Kedao officials. Some Kedao officials from Northern Ancient Books and some
The Ke Dao officials, who had little impact on them from moving the capital, began to raise objections.
Beiyuan Dangmu was defeated by the Ming Dynasty and was defeated thousands of miles away.
Since then, the remnants of the Northern Yuan Dynasty have always fled when they saw the Ming army. Only when they were chased to their old peak, did the rabbit bite them in a hurry. Now, after Emperor Yongle personally conquered Mobei, the Tatars and Wakeng have all
Become a vassal to the Ming Dynasty.
The current combat power of the Ming Dynasty is far superior to the remaining forces of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, and the overall strength is completely out of proportion. The so-called near-barbarians in Peiping are so dangerous, as for the future people who are familiar with future history will know the seriousness of the threat from the northern barbarians. Officials at that time
They are not underestimating the enemy, but in their hearts, the nomads in the north are really not enough now. Do they really think that the capital of Beijing will be so threatened?
What's more, in the original history, those who finally became the gravediggers of the Ming Dynasty were not the remnants of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, but the Jurchen tribe who were completely ignored by the civil and military officials and were not taken seriously.
There were Tatars and Wakeng who robbed the border areas, but except for the Battle of Shangmubao, there was no real threat to the Ming Dynasty.
The defeat of Shangmubao is not so much a victory fought by the Wala people as it is a result of the Ming Dynasty digging its own holes and burying them under the blind command of the great eunuch Wang Zhen. As for the Jurchens in the late Ming Dynasty, natural disasters continued for many years and the people of the Ming Dynasty starved.
Countless rebellions were launched, and the Great Plague broke out soon after. Under such circumstances, if Wu San hadn't opened Shanhaiguan, they still wouldn't have been able to sniff in.
It can be said that the real reason for the disastrous defeat of the Ming Dynasty at Shangmubao, which caused the Ming Dynasty's military strength to weaken from strength to strength, came from within. The final fall of the country was still the result of internal factors. At that time, the threat of the Northern Barbarians was overemphasized.
, is just a means to oppose the relocation of the capital.
The main reasons why hundreds of officials opposed the relocation of the capital were local protectionism, their own family interests, and the rural friendship for the benefit of their hometown elders. But these selfish thoughts, packaged up, became high-sounding political reasons, and the science and technology officials insisted that "
"Going to Jinling lightly will harm the national integrity..." and raised objections from various aspects such as security, economy, politics and military.
Therefore, after the party officials were defeated and could no longer challenge the science and technology officials, as soon as the external threats were gone, internal disputes arose. Some science and technology officials began to expressly agree to move the capital, while others had nothing to do with whether the capital should be moved or not.
Even though he was young, he saw that the emperor was entangled in the matter of moving the capital, and he still didn't want to make up his mind about the return of Mrs. Yi, so he agreed to move the capital. This was a bit like making a political deal with the emperor.
The originally weak capital-relocating faction managed to hold on with the support of this group of rebels from the Han Dynasty faction. As a result, the two sides fought back and forth and were at a stalemate. At the critical moment, they unexpectedly waited for such a decree. The leader of the court.
The brain was almost finished, Chen Que's position had been moved to the front of the queue, and he heard Ji Gang's words clearly.
Chen Que suddenly raised his head and looked at Ji Gang in shock. He saw that Ji Gang's eyes were full of murderous intent. Then he looked up at the top of the city, where the yellow umbrella still stood. Chen Pu suddenly stood up and ran towards the Niu Gate.
He shouted: "I want to call the emperor! I want to see the emperor! I want to defend myself to the emperor!"
Those Jin Yiwei have always been arrogant and arrogant. As long as they get the emperor's will, there is no one in the world that they dare not touch. What's more, the Imperial Procuratorate and the Jin Yiwei have always been at odds. The two yamen have been fighting back and forth for so many years.
The feud was very deep. As soon as he saw him running away, he leaned down, swept his legs, and threw Chen Pu heavily to the ground.
Chen Pang was thrown so hard that he lost his breath for a moment and didn't even feel the pain. When he raised his head, he saw white clouds spinning around in the sky, and several riders in scarlet clothes moving around above his head, like a revolving lantern.
He spun around, and then a spinning big foot appeared in mid-air, and the next moment it stepped on his mouth.
Phew! There’s so much mud on the soles of the boots!