Everyone present could see the meaning of Queen Hu's nickname, forget 'Zhaoyu', and the words 'Qi Tian with the saint' are clearly emphasizing that Queen Hu is a good match.

And the word 'zhen' is used even better, and 'zhen' is the same as 'true'.

In the future, every time everyone mentions Empress Hu, they have to be called Empress Zhen, so that they can disgust Empress Dowager Sun endlessly.

As for why Empress Zhang is not used, Zhu Qiyu also gave an explanation: After the emperor succeeded to Empress Hu, he had to live in Xishan for three years to guard the tomb of Empress Hu to show his sincere filial piety.

After three years, we will consider the matter of joint burial and temple.

The reason why Zhu Qiyu did this was because he had several considerations: First, he couldn't do it all at once, so that Empress Dowager Sun had no way out and jumped off the wall directly.

Empress Dowager Sun has been fighting for most of her life, and what she values most is this title. Now you have directly set the name of Empress Zhang, and Empress Dowager Sun must not go crazy. Then there is no room for things to turn around.

So you have to leave her a thought first, and then press forward step by step, closing the net little by little, and finally forcing the emperor to rebel.

Second, it is also necessary to give the government and the opposition a process of acceptance. Don't force the civil and military officials to immediately make an either/or choice between Empress Dowager Sun and Empress Hu.

The third and most important point is that Zhu Qiyu feels that according to Empress Hu's own wishes, she may not like to be buried with Xuanzong so much; may not be so willing to be the queen of Zhang.

After Queen Hu was deposed, why didn't she become a nun, but chose to be a Taoist aunt?

The women of the Ming Dynasty are obviously more people who believe in Buddhism, such as Empress Dowager Sun, Wang, Qian, and Zhou. Especially Wang's kind, he has respected the Buddha to an excessive degree.

Those who believe in Buddhism and those who believe in the Tao are completely two different people. Those who believe in Buddhism like to be splendid, and compare their fame. Those who believe in the Tao generally like to be quiet and tranquil, have no quarrel with the world, wander in the mountains and rivers, and enjoy themselves.

Moreover, people who truly believe in Buddhism also believe in the reincarnation of cause and effect. Therefore, the Zhou family in history tried desperately to prevent the Qian family from being buried with Yingzong, which was extremely unbearable.

Zhu Qiyu considered that his family all believed in Taoism, and he didn't like to join in the excitement. It can be inferred from this that Empress Hu has a spirit in the sky, and she may not be willing to get together with Xuanzong, who has hurt her whole life.

So let's do it first, the mausoleum will not be moved, the temple will not be moved, and I will not be called Queen Zhang. In the future, let's wait for the death of the Empress Dowager Sun.

Anyway, the absurd emperor already has a lot of innovations, and now it doesn't matter if there is one more innovation.

Sure enough, the ministers didn't care. The emperor can do whatever he likes, anyway, everyone can see that the dispute between the two emperors will not end for a while.

Now these are all hors d'oeuvres, and when the emperor returns to the capital and the emperor gives birth to his son-in-law, then the real drama will appear.

Zhu Qiyu saw that everyone didn't speak, so he ordered Wang Cheng to continue the decree. The second holy decree, Jingtai changed the yuan, and amnesty the world.

The third holy decree is to reaffirm the status of the king of Dongwu and the king of Xiwu. and officially announced the complete release of Jianwen's former ministers. For Tie Xuan, Huang Guan, Ping An and others to rehabilitate, give officials, posthumously, and set up ancestral shrines.

At this point, in the hands of Emperor Jingtai, the grievances between Jianwen and Yongle officially ended.

The fourth holy decree changed Nangong to the imperial palace and gave it to Zhu Jianshen to live in. The second son of the emperor is King De, and the third son of the emperor is King Ji.

When the fourth decree was announced, the ministers finally had some reaction. The emperor was willing to treat the son of the emperor well, and treated the prince with respect and preferential treatment, which the ministers were happy to see.

So the crowd finally began to shout, 'Your Majesty Shengming'.

Next, the fifth holy decree is to increase the income of hundreds of officials, based on the income of hundreds of officials in the fourteenth year of orthodoxy, and the first five years of Jingtai will rise by two percent every year.

Jingtai has risen by one percent every year for six to fifteen years.

That is, by the fifteenth year of Jingtai, the income of hundreds of officials will reach three times that of the fourteenth year of orthodoxy.

Moreover, Zhu Qiyu promised that since the first year of Jingtai, hundreds of officials and Lu will be distributed in full, and only silver, copper coins and Lu rice will be issued.

He didn't do the same immoral thing as Xuanzong, and took pepper and sumu to give some of the money to the hundred officials.

Not to mention that Zhang Juzheng lacks virtue and smokes, and directly folds all the Yulu into pepper and sumi wood, and engages in the 'pepper and sumwood folding system'. In the end, an official named Tong Liben of the Ministry of Rites was forced to hang himself.

Hearing this holy decree, the hundred officials let go of the unhappiness just now, and knelt down the mountain together to shout long live. The hundred officials are very open-minded: the past is the fault, and the merit is the merit. Regardless of how ridiculous the emperor's actions are, he is willing to give money to hundreds of officials with real money, which is very worthy of recognition.

Immediately afterwards, the sixth holy decree, Zhu Qiyu announced the order of tax exemption and exemption from forced labor in the first three years of the Jingtai Dynasty:

In order to allow the people to recuperate, the Ming Dynasty, two capitals and 14 provinces are exempted as follows:

In the first year of Jingtai, all taxes and forced labor were exempted from Beizhili, Shandong, Shanxi, and Shaanxi.

In the second year of Jingtai, Guangdong, Guangxi, Huguang, Yunnan, Sichuan, and Guizhou were exempted from tax and forced labor.

For three years, Jingtai was exempted from tax and forced labor in Nanzhili, Zhejiang, Fujian, Henan, and Jiangxi.

In the first three years of Jingtai, all tributes were exempted from Jiaozhi.

On the first day of the Jingtai Dynasty, Zhu Qiyu did not pretend anymore, and directly put forward the statement that there were two capitals and 14 provinces in the Ming Dynasty.

However, to Zhu Qiyu's surprise, no minister stood up against this proposal.

Since Hu Hu and Yu Qian were completely driven away, no one is willing to raise the bar with the emperor for Xuanzong and Sanyang.

It is a fact that Xuanzong and Sanyang just gave up Jiaozhi. And Jiaozhi is the real Han soil, and what is written in the former Han book and the later Han book is clear, and it cannot be denied at all.

The Ming Dynasty established the country, with the expulsion of the Tartars and the restoration of the Han family as the source of legitimacy, and it was the most righteous Han dynasty after the Han Dynasty.

As a result, an emperor and three traitorous ministers went up and lost the Han land of an entire province, and then there was a sentence: If you lose it, you will lose it, I don't care.

It's hilarious, it's just a child's play with governing the country.

Then the authority and image of the Ming in the southern feudal states collapsed, and Luchuan rebelled soon after.

The Battle of Luchuan lasted for ten years, and in order to support the main force of the Ming army, the south was consumed to the point of collapse, and it was a Miao rebellion and a peasant uprising, which was out of control.

The army that conquered Luchuan had not yet returned to the division, and tens of thousands of elite Beijing battalions were transferred to the southeast to quell the peasant uprising.

As a result, the army in the north was empty, which led to the Tumu Fort Change.

This is the thunder that Xuanzong and Sanyang planted for Xuanzong's two sons.

Such a strange operation can't be washed clean no matter what.

This is also the reason why most of the courtiers still favor the emperor: Xuanzong, who is the father, is a real pit, and the emperor is responsible for the current series of chaos in the Ming Dynasty, but it is all on him alone, and it is indeed biased.

Even Zhu Qiyu, although on the surface, is mainly suppressing Zhu Qizhen. But from the heart, there is still more contempt for Xuanzong.

The matter of the toe can also be explained by Xuanzong's chest without a long distance. But to support Warat to sit big, it is purely because Xuanzong did not think about his descendants at all, and deliberately deceived people.

And Zhu Qizhen is purely because of the dishes. But why is Zhu Qizhen so dish? It is purely a blind religion from Xuanzong and Sun.

Since Zhu Qiyu wanted to establish the tone of reform on the first day of the Jingtai Dynasty, there were still many Taoist decrees to be announced.

In this way, there was no time left for the hundred officials to express their opinions, and Zhu Qiyu personally read out the seventh holy decree, adding officials to the heroes of the defense of Beijing.

(End of chapter)