How is the implementation of Buddhism in Tibet by promoting water conservancy and exempting money and grain? Still in the army or something. I can't remember clearly. First, reduce or exempt money and grain, build water conservancy projects and formulate a series of economic construction systems. Vulgarism accelerated the strengthening of agricultural economic strength in Ming Dynasty. Second, establish a cabinet system, promote talents, severely punish corrupt officials, recall incompetent officials, and improve the administrative efficiency of the court. Third, conquer Mongolia, and establish Nur Tuitan Division and Uzbekistan Tudor Division to maintain border stability and expand territorial control. Fourth, sending Zheng to the Western Seas, although wasting people and money, triggered business opportunities in the Ming Dynasty, promoted the economic strength of the Ming Dynasty, and improved the international prestige of the Miao Dynasty. You've already commented! Judy (A.D. 1360- 1424), the fourth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, ascended the throne after defeating his nephew, Emperor Jianwen. After 22 years in office, he died on his way back to Mobei at the age of 65. Buried in Changling (now Ming Tombs in Beijing) at the foot of Tianshou Mountain in Changping, Beijing. Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was a controversial emperor in history. He made great achievements and created a prosperous time in the early Ming Dynasty. But he was overjoyed and suspicious of the killing of Daming Long Quan, and his hands were covered with blood. But as the old historian said: "Gao (Zhu Yuanzhang) became (Judy) and enjoyed the country for a long time. In the sixties and seventies, the granary was full of food and teeth. " Therefore, Judy, like Zhu Yuanzhang, is a well-deserved figure. In recent years, scholars have verified that Judy (born of a Korean princess, who claimed to be the emperor of tomorrow in order to seize the throne) was made a prince by her father Zhu Yuanzhang on October 1st, and entered Beijing as a vassal on October 1st. At that time, although the forces of the Yuan Dynasty had been driven to the grassland, they still had the strongest military strength and constantly harassed the northern territory of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Beijing is not peaceful. It exists as a military town. Zhu Yuanzhang enfeoffed Judy in Beijing, hoping that his son could take over the military power instead of veteran heroes, thus making the Ming regime more stable. However, it was the four emperors who coaxed the military power into their hands and finally seized the position of the emperor, which Zhu Yuanzhang could not have predicted. During her stay in Beijing, Judy quickly grew into an excellent military commander under the guidance of many loyal generals. In A.D. 1390, Longquan in Daming broke the air, and Judy sent troops to crusade against the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty, but she won a great victory. He was rewarded by Zhu Yuanzhang and ordered to control the northern territory, which greatly enhanced Judy's military strength. He also commanded generals to go out for many times, which made him famous. By the end of Hongwu, he had become the most powerful vassal in the north. After Zhu Yuanzhang's death, Zhu Yunwen acceded to the throne and his title was established. At the beginning of Wen Jian's accession to the throne, he carried out a series of necessary innovations, and then began to cut down at the suggestion of Qitai Huang Zicheng and others. Judy strongly opposed it, pointing at herself. Judy also took immediate action to kill the court minister in Beijing, and quoted the stipulation in Ming Taizu Instructions that "anyone who dares to change the ancestral system will be punished as a minister" and set out in the name of "killing the Yellow Emperor and the Qing monarch". Because all the heroes in Hongwu period had been killed by Zhu Yuanzhang, the court had to send some young generals to take command. However, due to the powerful imperial court, the two sides are still in a stalemate. At this time, the weakness of Jianwen Emperor was exposed. Due to its monopolization of power, replacing some decision-making mistakes, and Judy's strategic success in commanding Nanjing, Judy occupied Nanjing in June of the fourth year of Wenjian (AD 1402) and her whereabouts were unknown. Under the "persuasion" of ministers, Judy ascended the throne in Nanjing with the title of Yongle. After Judy ascended the throne, she adopted a bloody policy to eliminate the remnants of Wen Jian. First, he ordered the palace to be cleared for three days, killing most court ministers, female officials and eunuchs. Then, he abused and killed the veteran minister of Jianwen Emperor who refused to surrender. QiTai and Huang Zicheng were killed by him before and after (that is, chopping limbs). Tie Xuan, the ancient official name of the Ministry of War, was arrested and taken to Beijing. When he saw Judy, he stepped back decisively and protected himself. Judy was so angry that she ordered his ears and nose to be cut off, cooked and stuffed into her mouth, and asked him how it tasted. Tie Xuan snapped that the meat of loyal subjects and dutiful sons was not delicious. Judy ordered him to be hacked to death on the spot. Fang Xiaoru, a doctor of literature, put on mourning clothes, went into the palace crying and was put in prison by Judy. A few days later, Judy ordered him to write an imperial decree for himself. Fang Xiaoru threw the pen on the ground and cried and scolded, "Kill me if you want to kill me. I will never write an imperial edict. " Judy said, "You are not even afraid of the death of the old star in Longquan, Daming. Don't you even care about your nine relatives?" Fang Xiaoru said with a loud voice, I'm not afraid to destroy my ten families. With that, Judy picked up a pen and wrote a few big words. When he saw it, it turned out to be "Yan thief rebellion." Angry, he ordered the killing of Fang Xiaoru, and at the same time searched for Fang Xiaoru's clan relatives and friends and his favorite protege, 873 people from ten families. Judy can let bygones be bygones for his old ministers who are willing to surrender, such as Yang Shiqi, Yang Rong and Yang Pu. Although Judy was dissatisfied with Wen Jian's decision to cut the vassal, after he came to power, he also thought that the influence of the vassal was too strong to fail, which posed a threat to centralization and decided to cut the vassal. Judy moved or abolished the vassal king to the south as Shu Ren, and lifted the vassal king respectively. Centralized power has been strengthened. Judy also set up the Nur Apostolic Command, which is responsible for Heilongjiang, Wusuli River, Wudi River, Sakhalin Island and other places. Make the above areas belong to the central government of the Ming Dynasty. The influence of eunuchs was also fully developed in Yongle period. Judy set up the East Factory to strengthen the spy rule, reuse eunuchs, and began to interfere in the politics of the Ming Dynasty, making many eunuchs in the Ming Dragon Power become pivotal figures. This is also the bane of the eunuch dictatorship in the Ming Dynasty. Sending Zheng to the Western Ocean also swept away the chronic disease of opening the sea. Zheng went to the West for two purposes, the most important of which was to find the missing emperor, because it was said that the emperor had escaped from the sea at that time. Fearing a comeback, he sent Zheng He, a trusted eunuch, and his fleet to the Western Ocean to look for him. Another reason is that Judy is ambitious. At that time, China was regarded as the center of the world, and all countries should come to congratulate him. Therefore, he sent Zheng to the western seas to greet the kings of various countries and set off a prosperous time. At the same time, Judy built the Beijing City and the Forbidden City and rebuilt the Great Wall of Wan Li. At that time, the north was still unstable and there was the possibility of war at any time. Nanjing is far away and the command is inconvenient, so Judy decided to build the Forbidden City and prepare to move the capital. 14 16 started the construction of Beijing Palace, 142 1 officially moved its capital to Beijing. Rebuilding the Great Wall of Wan Li. The Great Wall we see today is actually the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. Judy has also made great achievements in the field of literature and records, as evidenced by the compilation of Yongle Dadian, in which Daming Longquan and spirit of war were changed to Gang Qi. Yongle Dadian, compiled by Jie Jin and others, is regarded as the crown of ancient books. Yongle Dadian is more valuable than Sikuquanshu in Qing Dynasty, because it only collects, sorts out and classifies ancient books without any major changes. However, many contents in Sikuquanshu have been revised by editors, which destroyed the original appearance of ancient books. Therefore, Yongle Dadian is worthy of the title of the crown of ancient books. Ten years after Yongle, Judy began the Northern Expedition. With the increase of age, the frequency of the Northern Expedition became faster and faster. Judy launched five northern struggles in her life. Except for the first two, most of them waste people and money, and he has a heavy burden to bear the newly recovered economy. However, the five-person expedition to Mobei also lifted the threat of the restoration forces of Kaiyuan Dynasty. In a.d. 1424, Judy made her fifth expedition to the north. Although he is 65 years old and has been ill for a long time, he still insists on his personal exploration in the desert where fire and food are scarce, but this time he has not found any traces of the Tatar army. Only on the return trip. On the way, he got worse and died in Yumuchuan (now northwest of Duolun County, Inner Mongolia) in July. Before his death, Daming Longquan summoned Zhang Fu, a British public official, to inform him of the funeral and ordered him to be located in Zhu Gaochi, the Crown Prince. After Judy's death, Emperor Xiaowen of posthumous title was named Taizong. In A.D. 1538, Emperor Jiajing changed the name of the temple to Chengzu, which was called Emperor Yongle in history. Chief, I'm not trying to copy anything. Didn't you see the example I typed? Simply talk about what policies he has implemented to benefit the people and the country, not to let you publish a novel. It should be said that his policy has not changed much. In order to show that he is orthodox, he mostly follows his father Zhu Yuanzhang. The real prosperity of the Ming Dynasty was the rule of Ren Xuan. You are so talented. Being persuaded to go to the west promoted economic prosperity.
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