The Seven Faces of the Ming Dynasty Zhu Yuanzhang

Chapter List (122) Free

• 1: New and revised Preface
• 2: Preface to the first edition in 2006
• 3: Section 1 The Most Hasty Birth
• 4: Chapter 2 Zhu Chongba, the Hungry Child
• 5: Chapter 3 Why the poorer the poorer
• 6: Section 4 Chinese Passion for Fertility
• 7: Chapter 5 The Land of Famine
• 8: Section 6 Blood-sucking officials
• 9: Section 7 The Poverty Gene of Chinese Culture
• 10: Section 8 Zhu Yuanzhang's Spiritual Foundation
• 11: Section 9 Peasant Thinking
• 12: Section 10 Peasant Thrift
• 13: The unexpected blow of puberty in the first quarter
• 14: Chapter 2: Leaving home is for eating
• 15: Section 3 Traveling away from home at the age of sixteen
• 16: Section Four Three Years Jianghu Road
• 17: Section 5: From an obedient citizen to a cunning beast
• 18: Chapter 1: A life determined by two pieces of wood
• 19: Section 2 From monk to soldier
• 20: Section 3 From Soldier to Officer
• 21: Section 4 Advance with retreat and develop independently
• 22: Section 5 Thick black means and shrewd mind
• 23: Section 6 Real Power and False Name
• 24: Section 7 Killing people with a knife and establishing authority
• 25: The first section of the extremely smooth road to the emperor
• 26: Section 2 The First Actor in the Late Yuan Dynasty and Early Ming Dynasty
• 27: Section 3 Measures to Benefit the People and Reduce Burdens
• 28: In the fourth quarter, the heart is the top priority
• 29: Section 5 Buying Cultural Celebrities
• 30: Section 6 Outstanding Decisions
• 31: Section 1 Zhang Shicheng or Chen Youliang
• 32: The last rival in the second quarter
• 33: Section 3 Self-taught military strategist
• 34: Section Four: The Water Sinks Xiao Ming
• 35: Section 5 Northern Expedition to the Central Plains
• 36: Section 6 Why did Zhu Yuanzhang massacre heroes
• 37: Section 1 Enthroned at Forty
• 38: Section 2 Our Peasant’s Own Emperor
• 39: Section 3 The Four Great Ideals of Farmers
• 40: Section Four: Two Incentives for Subjugation
• 41: Section 5 Land reform in disguise, attacking landlords
• 42: Section 6 Ming officials under the low salary system
• 43: Section 7 The largest immigration operation in human history
• 44: Section 8 Power decides everything
• 45: Section 9: Solving the Problems of Clothing and Eating for the Common People
• 46: Section 10 Zhu Yuanzhang's Utopia Exploration
• 47: Section 11 Collectivism "Dream of Great Harmony"
• 48: Section 1 "Poisonous Spider" Zhu Yuanzhang
• 49: Section 2 The most stringent household registration system
• 50: Section 3 The Secret of Xuanwu Lake
• 51: Section 4 Lijia System: The Curse of the "Little Boys"
• 52: Section 5 The Past and Present of the Household Registration System
• 53: Section 6. Officials are not allowed to go to the countryside
• 54: Section 7: "Ming Emperor's Ancestral Instructions" "Not a single word is allowed to be changed"
• 55: Section 8 Zhu Yuanzhang's View on Happiness
• 56: The first section of the strange book "Taiping Ritual System"
• 57: Section 2 The first ideological line of defense
• 58: Section 3 Prohibition of Outlandish Clothes
• 59: Section 4 No Spitting Anywhere
• 60: Section 5 Managing Women's Hairstyles
• 61: Chapter 6: Why do you need to care about dressing and wearing a hat?
• 62: Section 1 The omnipresent imperial power
• 63: Section 2 Zhu Yuanzhang's Most Worried Things
• 64: Section 3 Mobile propagandists of the Hongwu Dynasty
• 65: The fourth quarter of the new play "The Story of the Pipa"
• 66: Section 5 A Strange Open Letter
• 67: Section 6 The Education System of the Ming Empire
• 68: Section 7 Principal Zhu's Horrible School Rules
• 69: Section 8 "One size fits all" must be "one wind blows"
• 70: The first section Mencius annoyed Zhu Yuanzhang
• 71: The second section deletes "Mencius" to prevent the spread of poison
• 72: Section 3 Special Feelings for the Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty
• 73: The fourth section constructs "Zhu's Theory of Destiny"
• 74: Section Five Creates "Zhu's Theory of Endowment"
• 75: Section 6 I am justified in rebelling, but you are guilty of rebelling
• 76: The tragic end of Liu Bowen in the seventh quarter
• 77: Section 1 "Carrots and Sticks"
• 78: Section 2 The No. 1 Writer of the Ming Dynasty
• 79: Section 3 Sensitive Words in Hongwu Dynasty
• 80: Section 4 Foreign Language Inquisition
• 81: Section 5: Kill the literati at will
• 82: The first section greedy sixty taels peeled real grass
• 83: Section 2 Low Salary System Is the Root Cause
• 84: Section 3 "Great Law"
• 85: Section 4 mobilize the masses to arrest corrupt officials
• 86: Section 5 The "childish disease" of "radicalism"
• 87: Section 6 The biggest wave of corruption punishment in history
• 88: Section 7 It is better to kill one thousand by mistake than to let one go
• 89: Section 8: The Vicious Circle of Anti-Corruption
• 90: Section 1
• 91: Gold Medal Freed from Death in the Second Quarter
• 92: Section 3 Considerations Behind the Favor to Heroes
• 93: Section 4: Cruelty to Civil Officials and Gentleness to Generals
• 94: Section 5 Prime Minister Hu Weiyong "Conspired to Rebel"
• 95: Section 6 Revocation of the Metropolitan Government: Major Reform of the Military System
• 96: Chapter 7 Only one's own son can be trusted
• 97: Section 8 Massacre Plan: Escorting the Prince
• 98: Chapter 9 When the son grows up, the time is ripe
• 99: Section 10 The Death of Li Shanchang, the First Hero
• 100: Chapter Eleven
• 101: Section 12 "Death List": Lan Yu, Feng Sheng, Fu Youde...
• 102: Section 13 Lanyu Injustice Case
• 103: Section 14 The Cultural Background of the Holocaust
• 104: Section 1 One Big News, Two Special People
• 105: Section 2 In front of the parents' grave
• 106: The third quarter of the enemy Liu De
• 107: Section 4 Backcountry almost became the capital
• 108: Section 5 Zhu Yuanzhang’s Way of Repaying Gratitude
• 109: Section 6 A Special Group in the Ming Empire
• 110: Section 7 Feast for Fengyang villagers in the Nanjing Imperial Palace
• 111: Section 8 Prince Education Base: Fengyang
• 112: Section 9 Zhu Yuanzhang's special policy towards his hometown
• 113: Chapter Ten: Nine Years of Famine in Ten Years
• 114: Chapter 1 The Strongman Dies
• 115: The last dreadful command of the second quarter
• 116: The third section Zhu Yuanzhang's women
• 117: Section 4 The end of the sacrificial burial system
• 118: Section 5 Ming Dynasty: A Regressive Dynasty
• 119: The first section of the yellow book system that racked its brains
• 120: Section 2 The Empty Shell of the Ancestral System
• 121: Section 3 The whole county is full of centenarians
• 122: The final fate of the fourth quarter of the Yellow Book